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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-04-14

nandu bulhnrsktmu niktcrak Y ie
no rohustnim vzczfcnt
Kdyi potion Bulhar~ko yrhlo sc
po boku Gsticdnich moci Ito val.
ky, piisel kral Ferdinand take ku
st6tni piehlidce do Nidna, kan ho
tdhlo jcho srdcc, jcllkoi zde byl
%sloulil jake nadporutik. Pfiroaene
bylo slaynostni uvftani n slaynosl.
nj obed II cisnfc Frantiska .loscfa
v Sehocnbrunm ) vclkJm obia.
dem, : krAl Ferdinand byl V 2dm.
ku uyitan tchdcjsim ndslednikcm
trinn arcivtvodou Harlem. X 10.
muto vyjddfil v ro2hoyorn pfAni
ida by no nemohl pred obedem do.
vtsti ku sye mladc pani V kfidle
~ddmskych pokojn a tam no pred.
stoviti, poneyadl jcStt nc2nd VI.
vodkynt. Ndslednik trnnu 81 pc.
spisil, ably vyplnil toto pfdni q
vedl Ferdinanda do salond dam.
sk.ych, Kdy2 Sc ysak dotazoval pc
arcivtvodkyni Iite, hlasila ko.
mornh u podala tuto pfckyapnjici
2prdyu Jcji cisafskG ySsost arci.
vtyodkyne Zita byla oyScm jcStd
pred krdikou dobou p%fitomna u k
obedu %pfipravcna, pfijela ySak jc.
j k~ralovskh vfsost yevodkynt Z
Parmy Y automobile u lined cd.
vezla syoii dceru re Schoenbrnn.
ma do zhmku Schwarzau, Jinymi
slovy, arcivtvodkyne Antonio 2
Parmy 81 nepfdla, ably jcii dcera
sedtlu Il .icdne tabule s "odpadlic,
kou svini' q n~estarajic Sc 0 poll.
tickle ndslcdky a 0 povinnosti ko.
runni prince2ny ke dyoru a sta.
III, unesla il zc Schocnbrunnu de
monstrativne mn rodinny zdmek.
Pfirozcni byla 10 t6zka nrdzka pro
krGlc Ferdinanda a zp1sobila vel.
kf rozpaky arcivtvodoyi karloyi,
ktery 0 cclt zcnskt afffc ncvedGl
praniccIio. Rozpaky ysak brzy
byly zahnany, ~poniyadz bylo nut
no shromazditi Sc, aby Sc slo X ia.
bull.
Cfsaf Fruntisck Josef byl V pc.
slcdnich letech svtho zivoia po
nekud sIabomyslny n vdbec nepo.
zoroyal, ze arciyfyodkyn6 Iita ne
nj u tabulc. Ale dosfi bro mel
sc doyedfti, 20 Sc stale, ponevadz
%uraaeDS kral bulharsky objeyil
sc bro ii zahranieniho ministra
tchdy hrabete Buriana a pfedlo2il
mn fadu pfekyapujicich poaaday
kd jmtnem Bulharska, TAX na phi.
klad pozadoyaI odstoupcnl cele
AIbanie, 0 nil pfirozcnt Rakou-
sko.lfhcrsko problasilo, zc ncmh.
~ bcz ttto nAdhcrnG zem6 ddIc
exisfovati IIrabf Burjan byl I'VE,
den Y 1zas timto pozadavkem o
snail sc sv$mi diplomatick5mi
prostfcdky . Poole svtho slabtho
rozumu odyratiti krale cd ieho
pozadayku Krhl Ferdinand alc,.
kterS yzdy yycitil slabosti Rakou.
ska, tryaI tcntokrhte tyrdt, chlad.
NE a %ne6prosn6 ia sygcb pozaday.
cfcb. KonetEk nalezI hrabt BIZ.
riaD, W Albanie jest pfeyhzne ka.
tolickA q Demhze byti tudiz pfcnc
cbAna, ably mad nj Waldo prayo
slaynt Bulbarsk0. u TITO pfftiny
obrhtil W. ~ p~apezskbbO Dtncla d
zprostfcdkoyhDi, ale ami nnnciw.
nemoII pfemIuyiti BuIhara, jchoz|
yojsko n6pndne nkazoyaIo neriD.
most
KOpcfnf musiI arpiyfyoda ka.
rel pres ysechny poknsy, ably vie
zskHdovaI, pfednfsti praydu 0 re.
II sftfc eisnfi, jeIikoz byio nutDf
tfcba yojenske soutinnosti buI.
harskt, aby Srbsko byIo GplDt mi
Geno, CisaF Frantisek Josef byl
OWEN yeImj milo potk5en touto|
ykcf . poyolal ytyodkyni Anfonii
. Psrmy X sudienci, pH Diz mIu
VII . NJ yAImi energiekg I'm toDem
ygsIsdsk tobo byJ, M ykvodkynf
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-04-14
PRoHIBICE A zLoCINY

(asopis New York World konal
pred kraikcm rozsahle vysctfovd.
nj y dyaciti americk{ch mestcch O
ylivu prohibice ma zloeiny. Nysc.
tfoyani hylo ypdcno 1plne ne.
strannt a bcz %jaktkoliy pfcdpoja.
iosti, aekoliy ie Ndmo, zc World
neni pfilis naklon6n prohibicnimu
dodatku. Pies to qsak neVyznisa
zpr6va 0 jeho y|ysetfovani nijak
iodnostranne a mozno.li prohibit.
mimi zdkonu n6ro pfipsati k ieho
kreditu ncni mu 10 u%pirdno We
skntetnosti toho neni mnoho Il CO.
Ii zpraya yyzniyd = ten smysl, zc
prohibicc nijak nepfisptla k zmen.
semi alotinnosti We velkSeh me
stech a dokoncc jest mono Sc 10.
m%niyati H. il do iistt miry IVY
sila.
Ipraya y|ykazujc, ae pfestupko.
VI soudy mai pomerne meme prd.
90. nez mely pred zayedenim pro.
hibice, coz musi piipustiti kazd$
pfitcl osobni syobody u odptfce
zdpovednFch zakond. Policejni re.
kord yclkyeh NEST. mezi mimi
Chicago, yykazuji pomernd men.
N potet zat6eni pro nepatrnc pre-.
stupky, jake hddky, ryafky opil.
stvi atd. V ST Louisu prs klcsl
pocet takov(ch pfestnpkii o 10
proccnt, coz Size MEDIA sc blti "a
ruient. ale znatelny 1bytek jest
nepochybnf. Mono %porovnati
take II chicaeskfch municipalnich
soudd ma poIieejnicb stanicleh,
kan byvd pfitomno pfiyddeno
mnohem meme dplinkyentn ncz je.
sti pred n6kolika roxy u jest do.
kanvhno " prohibice ma 0 70
yrhradni zasluhu TotM j. tyrze.
no 0 pozoruhodnfm faktu, ~ Y
chicagskem m6stskfm ytzeni, Y
Bridwell, naltzd So pfitomne mno.
iem memo gflnH ncf kdpkoli pred
tim, aysah ob6 tat0 fakta mono
take yysy6tloyati iinSm zphso-
BEN. DO Bridwell b9yaji obytcj-
ne posllani Iidf pro nezaplaccnl
nepatrne pokuty q nejsbn-li tam
nyni ' tax velkfm poftu vtzneni,
jest mono 10 pfitisti take ~ 0.
kolnosti, ~ odsonzpni mail nyni
spfsc pcntz. ably mohli pokutu ia
mistt z~aplatiti, nez nell Y dobdeh
pfedyalcGnych. Imintny fasopls
d%okaznjc, n jc pfitomnt mnohem
meme podobn@ch pfcstupth zazna
menano Y ~poIicejujcb a sondnieh
%rckonlech kazdfho mfsta q jest o.
chofen pfipustiti. ze p%rohibice ma
D TO jistou zasln'm Liboyf napo-
il nejsou TAX caste a suadno Ike
koupiy Nmz je ~ thstefne vysvtt-
IoyAno, ale k tomu nntno dodatl,
ze prAyt IL okolnost pfinhsl Jint,
mnohem yazptjn nhsledky. Poeet
obhti dfeytnthn Thu dostonpiI cd
r Iedna ohr0mDf ygse d nenplype
iediniho dine, ably nebyIa oznamo.
yhna ntjaka ofraya timto uebez-
pecngm jedcm Vedle iobo s. a.
zaynt yzmab6 Dzlyapi %omamnycb
droqd, ktert ii vyzadaji vice obh-
III mn lihovf napoje q jistk j1on
fisjekrate uebczpetntjM ncz pitt
Diva Il yina Kozyodh royntz ne.
nbgyh Il nclze fudM tyrditj, n pro.
bjbjec : inkogf mife pfjspiyh \ IN.
bczpeeem fodinnfho mirL
Nejdnlczilejn fhsti Wrbyy vsak
jest. jaky vIiv mi prohibice M
skuteenh zIociDy D ' ION ohledn
nenf yysetfoybnf nijak pfizniyo|
xApoytdnJm zhkondm Nenj jedi
n4bo ytt6iho NESTS W SpojenTeb
sfhfeeh. ' ntmz BY pocet tfzkyeb
Modinh nebyl 1zasnt yzrosf od M
yedepi proh,bies yaletnt i dodaf
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-04-14

hfNfN NFNttA H tl AkfN
NtE im pHasli tptaNlss,
sMiWNKt az mll0stlm Ma,u sl
.iatt VeskuslnffnzkA Wpuhlila
.lis m ,lab, plimbH 81Nau 40 -
kin h oAnu,em aii,eh ta.lmlai
sksth NfiahN Mem aba iise ie,e
No1Aa ,la,6Valniio pRt.b.h n
pin0mmu,u. i'rul a. NNnee
fn attm IA laNfem ii s. nasi slfN
Ny ltaip m'm1H palnhm lnk
Tim tashabm bu,tm altselnim
mls0luH stsAt otaH #au.tduirh
iin nle Nseph pnshNostt t,i
na chou slmnali upfimn6 snnhe,
atHf tNite Vsaieunt slNky
sasotitl meal Nemeckrm a Co
sSeslosemskcm dohrt uheholni r..
.yalt ranff srttle giimy chou
tfgu
ntiAt ado ison NprasnH mi
fpr6,Y dle niehf ~ Ccsbosioven.
ks si6t ooholntm liahaynlne So
phoyaii II lcmokmipbtmu upev
.nentmu Madarshu. %odpoytdel mi.
uisicr>kl picdscda Jest samoztci
mo, " synj bndo9c! pomtr k Ma.
|tfafsku mfidime nplne die chosd
ni Mafmska X nam Ptciemc -
lupfimnt ahl ialce zkoiScn6 p.
me nabyla klilu ably So molla ~.
novaii upeyutni sylch yniitnich
sidinich miizeni. ia ysak nc,bst.
n6 pfedpokl6da zfici So scbeklamn
q plduu misty. Nldda ktcrd w.
howl ttmio podmtnkhm, nepotki 81
q nasi slrny 81 iddnou p%feka5knl
81 poctiytm yl6iemntm Soused.
sktm pomerR.
Il ot6zcc. iak Mchoyd So cesko-
! slovcusko k lncsnimm feudalnimtl
mililarisiicktmu rczimu y MAdar.
sku. odpoytdtl miuistcrsky pred
soda sondtuh Tusar Jako cell lie.
mokratt pfciemc 81 oyscm, ably
v 0slatnieh gemich. S nimii sousr.
dime, yladl steiuy modcrnf dueh.
.Isme ysak dialect toho, abychom So
cht6li michati do dprapy iciich
domdcnoSfi Nczadamr ME jine-
no uez ncruscny, klidny y}yoj &C.
Z oblasti nascho stdtu n musclI
bychom kazde zkracoNdni ieho Y
nektert oblasii p%oyaioyaii "a Una
mcni, ~ druhG strane ucni pfG'
telstyi ) ndmi zddouei, coa by o.
yscm %pfirozcnt nemohlo zlstaii
bez yllyu ma nase choyani.
o rozfcseni ruskt otazky prohld
sil ministcrsk} pfedseda3 Rozfe-
scni vclke ruskt otazky jest po
poslednich udaIostech nktuclntjsi,
ncz kdy pred Tim Samozfcimd
ncmnlemc ovscm rozhodnonti o
bndouei siatn6 poliiick6 n social.
ne hospoddfSkt stayb6 Ruska, o
jeho vladimir Il spraynim syste-
mu. Name jen jedno pfdni, ably
vice nez spstilei$ yaleen$ stay IL
emil k0netnt misto miru ! V Rus
ku, p%on6yadz bez hospodafskSch
pom6ri v rnskt iisi jest nemysli-
telnym u%peyntni syetoyeho mi1l.
Name jeSt6 zylastni dnyod. proc
Isl pfejeme nayrat spofadanSch pc.
mdrf Y Rasku3 Rnsko 50 sym
mocn@m asijskym z6zemim d syg-
mi neyycerpatclnymi pf1rodnlmi
poklady, jest pro Eyropu ncsimir.
non zAsobarnou, \ niz Dude Nv.
ropa \ budoucnu yyydzcti nejdd-
lezitf.jsi sufoyiny Ma tento Okla.
milk Gckame netrptliye, pontyadz
chccme miti ia tonic zboM sling
podfl, cd ndhoz oeckayamc plnoil
obnoyn sytho bohat6 roztIcn6nfho
hospodafskfho Myot0, pfedeySim
pax naSebo prhmyslu SAM oysem
nemnacmr dati podn6t k mirove-
mu jcdnani Ruskcm, nFbrz mu.
sine 10 pouechati poyolanym moe
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-04-14

Doplsy , kmha ttendfstsa uvefeini.
me oehotne. Musi bfti slusna, psant
bes dinyslu n5koho osobue %poskoditi a
podcpsany plnSm lmdhem, nc w. ma
byti v redakei utaieno, onebo Y dopise
uvefeinano.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-04-14

oynamu cite = 80 plestthns bnt, ule.
te siafau nu idfesu.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-04-14
rarDrthrNf

gbslly pen5lni delipi ~ %pouosi ~
nttnlfh raul asoh Empress MohrF
uflcfsl, bankavuieh p%uatdg,t tiahs
nraisl, aneiln fegisttununfin haris e.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-04-14

nosicm d pax ySyoii tnSovSch 20.
mtfU.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-05

made nm address Grand Master William
J. Highfeld introduced Bishop Cook,
who made a stirring and mastcrful address
on the Life of George Washington. The
singing Of "The Star-Spangled Banner
and the bcnedction by Rev. Thomas v.
Wingate closed the program.
Prior to the gathering, Grand Master
Highfeld entertained the Grand Lodge
officers, Bishop Cook and Rev. Traapnell
at dinner at the Hotel du Pont. Those
present were: Grand Master w. J. High
field Senior Grand Warden, James L.
Chandler; Junior Grand Warden, Horace
b. Harrison; Grand Treasurer, Charles a.
Bamberger; Grand Secretary, John =.
Robinson; Grand Chaplain, Thomas V.
Wingate; Senior Grand Deacon, Gran
vile p. Alexander, Grand Marshal, Wii-
liam ii. Speer; Grand Sword Bearer, Harry
G. Little; Senior Grand Steward, John
l.. Krauss; Junior Grand Steward, James
w. Robertson; Bishop Philip Cook, Rev
w. r. Trapnell, William +. Raymond, j.
Wales Davis, r. A. Mitchell, George
Carter and G. Julian Morgan.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-05
DELAWARE MASONS
HONOR WASHINGTON
His 1o8th Anniversary Observed
at the High School
Last Night.

The name Of George Washington wn'
revcred by 200 Masons last night Mt
celebration at the High School Of the l6Stt
Masonic birthday of George Washington
Bishop Philip Cook and Rev. X. w
Trapnell were the speakers OF the evening
Plenty of music was furnished by the al
Ccdars Band, under the leadership oi
Henry Draine.
Rev. Thomas V. Wingate, grand chap
lain, made the invocation, which was iol,
lowed by the singing Of patriotic songs by,
the member. and guests. The address oi
welcome was made by Nj. w. Grand
Master William J. HiRhfield vocal and
instrumental program was next gwen wlth
William Raymond J. Wales Davis, II. Is
Harrison and r. A. Mitchell as members
of the quartet
Grand Master High6eld introduced Jas
W. Robertson, Junior Grand Steward
who introduced Rev. r. w. Trapnell. who
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-05
PUBLIC RECEPTION
TO BISHOP COOK
New Head of Episcopal Diocese
and His Wife Will be Greeted
at Hotel du Pont Nov. 10.

I.ayrncn Of the Episcopal Church, led
DIV George A. Elliott, have.Trangcd tor
public reception 10 the now bishop Oh
Delaware. the Right Rov. Philip Cook,
ID II and his wife. 20 be held in the Hotel
du pont ON Wednesday, November III,
from 3 to 1890 y. m
The reception will be of strictly nfor-
NAL character All members OF the Eplsco-
nal Church IN Wilmington and It's vicinity
ar invited. and il has been especially IN
tifnatod that this invitation mcludes the
young people of the family, AS well AS
their elders Ii is intended Ia afford an op-
pOrtunltv to All Bishop Cooks constitu-
ants to take hun and his wife by the hand
,nd c,tcnd thom a welcome IL will further
provide a pleasant opportunity Tor the
several congregation to mtermngle,
and enlov pleasant evening together
But the reception Is not confined 10
members o( the Episcopal Ihurch. Mem
hers ol other churches or of no church.
who arr interested IN the new bishop
arrival and deslre 10 meet hIm, are cor
dali, invited 90 bc present. Indeed their
nart,cipation will bc especially appreciated
blshop Cook u man OF wide public
sp,rrt and has comprehensive grasp OF
tbinrs which makes HIM anxious TO know
The mon hc Is hving with. and they ought
a. hc ANXIOUS ~ know hun. he invites
friends inside the church and out of il.
Incldcr tally he Is a Mason and Rotarian,
and IN. colleagues IN the two orders will
be most welcome.
No formal invitations will be issued
Every Episcopal rector will invite hls
people next Sunday, and tho newspapers
will spread the wider invitation. Apart
from the music of tho hotel orchestra
and the opportunity for mutual intor-
course. no entertainment will DO offered
Guests may dress as they please The one
thing desircd Is to get everybody there
and o. afford Bishop and Mrs. Cook a
rousinc welcome. The hotel is chosen ~
the place for the reception. as affordine
tho largest reception hall and the most
convenient location for All concerned
within the city limits
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-05
Party for a Little Fellow.

In honor of his tenth birthday ami
versary mn enjoyable surprise masquerade
party was rendered Master James 7
Hollis ut his home 215 West Eighteenth
street Saturday evening. The time was
passed in games and music The dining
room was tastefully decorated in orange
and black Refreshments were served.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-05

"It can be done WHAT Read the ans
wor IN noxt Tuesdays Every Evaning.
ADV.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-28
Other Lire Stock

CHICAGO. Dec. 2S.-Hogs Receipts.
1900: market. tOn % lower; bulk, $40
n104O: butchers 99JN 1913, packing.
S9.51d9.7J; lights. $loIjmlOI5, pigs.
$lo.25MI0.15, rouShs. S9.35d95o. cattle
Receipts. 1000. market 15c lower {;
ieeves. S7.S5GliGj: butchers. >525@
1919; Gamers AMI cutters, S3.23qJ.Jo,
StOckers and feeders. S4.2jGIa, COWS.
Si.TJ09.2J. calves. SIOH 80. sheep
Receipts. lG.0D; market 2Jc 10, lambs.
$9Ti2.I5; ewes. S2Q55o.
CINCINNATI, Dec. 2S.-Hogs
celpts. 300; market generally 50r lower .
heavy, SlON 0JO: mixed 5000, mediums
lights and pigs $1t; roughs, s. so; stags
s.. Cattle Receipts. 400; market steady
TO strong: bulls strong: calves. $lf.JG
Sheep and lambs Receipts 100; market
steady; sheep. $l.50d 40; lambs. SjMlL
CLEVELAND, Dec Is Hogs-Re-
ce!pts. 1900. market 25U.-Jc down. york
ers, $l175; mixed, S1lmlIl0; pigs, $ll -;
roughS, $50; stays $50. Cattle-Re-
ceipts, 200; market strong. Sheep and
lambs Receipts, 500: market steady: TOP.
$3.50. Calves Receipts, 800; market
active; top, $3.50.
EAST ST LOUIS. Dec 2S.- Cattle-Re-
ceipts, $500; market slow; native beef
steers, S1050n12: yearling beef steers
and heifers. S12M -. cows. $TMS: stock
ers and feeders, S6m7; calves, $950Gll0 !;
Gamers ard cutters, S3M450. Hogs-Re
ceipts. 1,NO0; market % lower mixed
and butchers. S975ul025, good heavies,
Sa.7jL10 10: rough heayies SSJ0uS75;
Ii hts S1Oa 10 -; pigs, S0.75G 1850; hulk
Of sales, S961075. Sheep eipts
300; market steady; ewes, S4d47j:
lambs $l050M1175; Gamers and cut
ters, $1.50@3.
EAST BUFFALO. Dec 2S.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts. 200; market active and firm; ship
ping steers, SlUJbd - 10; butcher grades
$TM11; cows, S2.J0Ns. Receipts
10; market active to 50c up; cults to
choice SGd 10. Sheep and lambs-Rp.
ceipts, 800; market active and steady :;
choice lambs Sl3@ 1880; cuns to fair,
&6.JG9 12.1J; yrarllngs, S10@l1: sheep,
S2.J0aG. Hogs Receipts. 1900; light
grades active. heavies slow: workers.. ST.
pigs, Sl2M12.2J; mixed. $i1 75mI2: hea
vips. $ll.2J9 1L7j; rousbs, $S.I5d0; stays
$6@75O.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-28
Deaths

Ora Magley, 81. Apartment %, Emeelie.
mltral insui1iciency.
Robert Donahue, 20. 1541 Fletcher. ar
terio sClerosis.
Myrtle Amanda Jones, 40, 25Ol Cornell,
sarcoma OF left hip.
James Edward Sleyin, 81, Central In
sane hospital, demenua paretics
Wlnfred l.. Scoggan. l, 1877 Dexter,
Lyle Holmes. IA. 22O6 Gale. diabetes.
Russell ~ Kellems. IS 90 S. Holems.
pulmonary tuberculosis.
Katherine scawab, ., City hospital,
erysipelas.
Georgia, lobar pneumonia.
Helen NJ. Lindemfn, l., $50 y. OAKLAND.
general pevitonitis.
Carrie NJ Mansfield, 20 Deaconess hos
pital diabetes.
Elmer +. Weir. 81. Methodist hospital,
acute cardiac dllatation Of heart
Anna VI. Richardson. 20, 1852 r. WASH
inEton. chronic nephritls.
Mary Adkins. 80. 500 w. Morris. acute
dilatation OF heart.
Amedia NJ Beckman. II. 1922 Z. Kelly,
chronic interstitial nephrit!s-
I.orune Tellc l.elper, I5. @221 Howard
chronic bronchitis.
Jennie Bauer. ~, City hospital. hemi-
phIcgia.
John Henry Newbnuer, %. 41s y. New
Jersey. sngina pectorts.
rhelra Siyern Whitman, 3, 104S y.
Haugh. basal meningitis.
Jesse Hubbard, a, City hospital, car
cinoma Of sigmCii
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-28
On Commission ROlO
TopAY,s PRICES.

Apples-Mlssouri Jonathans. per bbl'
SO; fancy Illinois Jonathans per Do!'
IS; extra fancy Grimes Golden, per bbl'
$500; extra fancy Wine Saps. per Dbl,
wins, per Dbl, $3.50; Spys, per bbl., 80 !;
Rome Beauty, per Dbl. IS: Kinnard Red,
per bbl., $e@S; Kings per Dbl, So; Wolf
Rivers, per Dbl, IS; None Such, per Dbl,
ings. per Dbl, SO; Choice Jonathans, per
Decentralization Navy, in bags, per h.,
5@6c; Colorado PintOs. in bags, per
ID, 6h@7c; Black Eyes, In bags, per
lb., s@Sc; Red kidneys, in bags. per Id :,
I2613c; California Linus, In bags per
H., S9G10; California Pink Chilli. IN bags,
per ID, 7%@Sc; Lintels, per lb., 12c ;
dried peas, green, per lb., Sc; split
yellow peas. in 6o-lb. bags, per ID. 1Oc;
fat beans. in bags. per h.. 12c.
Beets-Fancy home grown, per bu,
$3.50.
fruit, .J0960c. per bunch per Id, e1SGi
Csbbage-Fancy Northern. per ID,
Carrots-Fancy home grown. per bu.,
Ceiery-Fancy New York (2-s erate),
As doz "a per crate, rate, vi Iancy new
Cocoanuts-Fancy. per doz, $l.25; per
bag OF 100 $7.I5.
Cranberries-Fancy c; c. Howes, per
Dbl, SIS; per bu., $3.50.
Cucumbers-Fancy Florida small, per
Grapefruit-Extra fancy Florida (Blue
Goose brandt, 36s, per box. 500; 46s, per
box, Sc; SIS, 64s, 70s and Sos, per box, 50;
fancy Floridas, 3es. per box, $4.25 46s,
S475; 54s. 64s and 1Os, S4.4A; SOS, $40.
Lettuce-Fancy hOtnouse leaf. per h.,
25c; in barrel lots, per To-, 23c; fancy
California icebergs, per crate, $3.50.
Oranges-California, all grades, $3.dO0
$50.
Onions-Tancy Indiana yellow or red,
per 1OO-!b. bags S1.75; fancy Indiana
white, per l60-lb bag, 81; per bu, $l.2J;
fancy Spanish. per crate, S2.25.
Parsley-Fancy large Bikes. per doz.,
rotatoes-Fancy Michigan and wiscon-
sin round whites, per 15O-lb. bag, So; 3
or lob. bag lots, per bag, $3.50; fancy
Idaho Gems, per bag, $3.50.
Radishes-BOtton, large punches. per
Swcet Potatoes Fancy Tennessee Macy
Halls. per hamper. $3.50; fancy Eastern
Jerseys, per hamper, So; fancy Indiana
Jerseys, $40.
Spnach-Fancy, per large crate, 49,
Tdrnips-Eancy washed. per bu.. SIPS
Kale-Tancy, per barrel. s..
CGulnower-Fapcy California per
crate $40,
OyhttR AdAt aANsf pet upLst OyC.
Leek Fancy. per doz, 30q35c.
Sage--Faucy, per doz.. 45c
T0matoes--Fancy ripe, per Glib. basket,
$780, fancy ripe, e. basket crate, 50.
Rutabagas-Fancy Csuadlan, per 20
lbs. 81: per 100 lbs, S175.
Peppers Fancy, per small basket. 75c.
KLmQuats-Fancy Florida, per qt, Box
Tangerines-EXtra fancy lO6s, 1885
boxes, S4.25; 1865 box, S.
Lemous-EKtra fancy CALIFORNIA;, 300A
per box. $3.50.
Grapes Fancy California EmperorA
drums 81 lbs, 81 imported Spanish Ma
lagas, per keg, Slla12.
Sassafras Bark-Per doz. 4Oc
mt Meats--Peeaus, 3 Id cartoons, per
10, poe; Walnuts. per ID. 60c Almonds,
per 10. 55c. Filberts, per 10, 40c.
English Walnuts-Fancy, per ID, 20
Q31c.
Pecans-Fsncy, per 10. 25QSOc.
FiIberts-NRples, IN bags. per III, 241
26c Sicily. In bags, per 10. 20423c
Brazils-LGrSe, washed. In bags, per
Raisins-Fancy Spanish clusters, 20
pkgs to box, per box. SS.25; 5 lib pkgs
10 box, per box, $40,
Hickory Nuts-Shellbarks, per ID, l0c.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-28
Births

Howard and Myrla Cottman. 1928 Mar
tindale, girl.
Cecil and Opal Bates, 23S S. Warman,
boy.
William and Bertha Ramey, 1860 CO.
lumbia, girl
Everett and Mary Wayman, 1927 Sill
yer, girl.
Carl F. and Ester Bowman, 1910 W.
New York. girl.
Ralph and Germaine Thrasher, 734
King, girl.
Grover and Lula Hodge, 434 Moreland,
girl.
William Lloyd and Amelia Sloan, st.
Vincent's, girl.
Raymond Valentine and Ida Ketter, st.
Vincent's, boy.
Basil and Bernice Robinson, st. Vim
John B. and Corene Beonlien, 2O24
Broadway, boy.
Walter and Helen Riley. 031 MaSsachu-
seyts, girl.
Joseph Richard and May Ray. 2176
Jarvey and Laura Brown, 2SO8 School,
girl.
Arthur and Veola Davis, 93S w. Tween
Walter s. and Ruby voiles, 1874 W.
Minnesota, girl.
Carl and lille Herner, A E. Raymond,
girl.
John H and Pearl struckman, City
Hospital. boy.
Charles Edward and Beulah Wright.
City Hospital, boy.
Frederick and Mary Jackson, City
Hospital, boy.
Oden b. and Ethel Kelly, City Hos
Frank and Louise Miller, City Hos
pital. boy.
Paul and Louise Henning, Protestant
Deaconess Hospital. boy.
Frank and Katherine Kirshner, Prot
estant Deuconess Hospital, girl
Stanley and Georgia Miller, 1O21 w.
Thirty Fifth, boy.
Pedro and Alicia De La Cruz, 2o22
boulevard Place, boy.
John W. and Charlie Proctor, 1925 E.
Twenty Second, boy.
Andrew and ida Thompson. 965
Roache. girl
Walter and Anna Fenwick, 24S5 RAIDER,
girl
senal, boy.
pie. girl. 80
Lawrence W and Theima Jackson, 415
y. jefferson, girl.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-28
CRUCTBLE STEEL
TOUCHES NEW LOW
Heavy Selling Features Initial
Dealings of Stock Market.

NEW YORK. Dee 2S.-Heavy selling
Of CrucIbIe Steel and Atlantic Gulf fea-
tured the initial dealings of the stock
market tnday, both these issues being
forced down to new low figures fer the
year. Csueible Steel broke four points to
M and Atlantic Gulf yielded ~ points
to 1914.
The rest of the list also showed
Welding tendency and generally showed
losses Of from fractions to over two
points.
Steel common sold of Il Of a point to
Mexican Petroleum fell 21s to 1921.
American Smelling dropped l point to
29A. i new low record.
Reading and Southern Pacific continued
their advance and made fractional up
turns.
Baldwin dropped q OF point to sos.
The market developed strength in many
issues during the forenoOs.
Buying Of the rails checked tht down
ward movement in the industrials.
Reading rose Ia points TO NY anu
reference was again made TO the posi-
bility that the publication of the dissolu-
ton plan may be close at hand.
The company has only q few days NOR .
in which to announce its plan unless 1t
receives a court extension.
Baldwin. after selling down to sos.
rose to S2A.
Steel common, after yielding to ia,
rose to 1914.
Royal Dutch was the strongest of the
oils. advancing TO G..
Price movements continued mixed dur
ing the afternoon. some issues being in
supply while others made moderate up
turns.
American Telephone & Telegraph was
unusually active, falling over / point to
Southern Pacific rights also were
strong. advancing To PAS.
Chandler Motors. after falling to new
low record Of 593s, a loss Of 3 points,
rose to G0l3.