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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-04
Home Economics Exhibition

On Thursday. February 5th. from -
y. IN to $50 p. m. and from 7:15 r. IN.
,o q. IL. in the Home Economics Build
ing. Elsa Chaplnc street. there will be
IN exhibit OF high school and elementary
school work.
Tae pupils from tho fifth grade and
upward together with the teachers. prin-
cipals and all interested In Che work OF
the schools are invited 10 attend.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-04
HA1ua PoSTPoNHD.

CHARLESTON. W. Va. Feb. a.
Hearing in the complaint Of the city Of
Morgantown and others versus the
Hope Natural Gas Company, the West
Virginia Traction and Electric Com
pany and the Randall Gas Company
which was scheduled for to-day. was
postponed until March 2. upon request
Of the Hope Natural Gas Company.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-04

THILLS - fever sneeZeS - and
u then a hard cold develops. -.
Take a little DR.. Kings New
Discovery when the sniffles start II
will soon check the cold. the cough
provoking throat-tickle. Used every
where by people who know why 1t has
been on the market for half century.
Relieves cold, cough. grippe, Group,
No. disagreeable after-efrects. All
druggists-60c. and $40 q bottle.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-04
ALL
SUBMIT TED IN
COAL HEARING

NSHINGTON. Feb 3---With con-
cluduC arguments presented hetor" the
cod strike settlement CummiSS today
by sp"k"smcn for IN" operators and
rnti,r workers in the Central competitive
nrid. IN" fate Of the recent demands Of
tn, workers. fer 4 SiNty percent increase
In wages and thirty hour week was
submitted to the final decision Of the
cunrniSSIun. Each side, however. was
granted permission to present within
fiyr days written brief discussing the
opposing evidence.
In the closing statement for the init
cd Mine Workers John l.. Lewis. acting
pre-, .d"ut OF the organization, declared
thu "lcaSonablrn"SS Of the miners de-
rnands not only has not been shaken by
IN" OPERATORS evidence, but has been
overwhelmingly supported by II.
Summing up the position OF the op-
eraturS. Ralph Crews, attorney told tho
commission that from all the evidence
submitted ii was apparent that what
tho miners needed to improve their con
dition was not an increased wage scale.
hat 4 Ereutcr disposition to work when
the opportunity to work - given them.
Potential Earnings
ThrouGhouc Iaclr presentation OF cvt-
donCo the union representatives. Mr.
Crews declared have StudiOusly sought
70 deal IN averages. They have re-
Trained he said. from presenting sim
gl. case to show tho potential earnings
OPEN to the industrious miner stats
ties OF the federal bureau OF labor. Mr..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-04
YACHT WITH MANY
PASSENGERS MISSING

DTNDALK. Ireland. Feb. Sine
steam packet Iveagh. which left Liver
pool for Dundalk Monday night with
passengers and cargo. has not rived.
causing great uneasiness Crowds have
gathered outside the gates at the head
Of the wharf. awaiting news OF the
vessel.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-04
YrGHTER Is PrNED

Tom Starnbus. n local Greek. was
fined ten and tho trimming before Act
Ing Police Judge Andrew Porter for
chewing Sterr rarosis' car, second
Greek ParOsis went by the judge UNI
scathed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-04
Bowels Behind Schedule?

Liver acting lazy? Bring them 70
time with DR.. Kings New Lie F1iis.'
Gentle but sure-acting system ciean'
sers that are tonicky in action AMI
pleasing In results. Still CSC. oottie
at all drug stores.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-04

YOUNGSTOWN. o.. Feb. 3.--Dr.
schools. reported today that OF 22.3S6
pupils recently examined lS.45s were
FOUND defective eithsS-ir VISION. hearing
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-04

to burst. built foundation under them.
making his castles reality Instead OF
dream"
DR.. Crile's address was a masterful
discussion Of his subject. dealing ~
technical terms with his thoughts.
was declared by physicians 10 have been
one OF the best professional addresso3
they have listened 10.
Tribute 10 Profession.
Hon. W. p. Hubbard of this city. de-
lIvered the closing address OF the even
ing. His subject in general being save
and the Great Professions"
In paying a compliment to the phys'-
clans. Mr.. Hubbard stated; Il have
been told that was ushcred into this
world by a Wheeling physician and
when I am to leave this world. l hope
that Wheeling physician Is present.
not 10 usher mo out. but 20 mako sure
I am gone.
AT times Wheeling physicians have
extracted something from my anatomy
not TO mention the fact that they also
subtracted something from my person"
In commenting on the difference be-
tween a profession ana trade, Mr..
Hubbard referred TO the fact that pro-
tession was business. which deals as
a man with men. In profession above
all things service Is first due" he said.
Men OF profession" he continued:
do not want what they specialize in TO
continue. Ministers do not want sin TO
continue; lawyers do not want crime to
continue. physicians do not want disease
to continue"
In closing no said: IT defy a man OF
medicine to enter a trust. 20 strike. or
regulate the number OF hours they
should work. For the feeling you have
for nature would force you to help the
suffering who look to you for help
4 very elaborate program was car
ried out Mrs. Dora II. Bard and Elsie
Gurdling Duga sang several beautiful
duets and solos. while a quarterre COM
posed OF Mr. Sadler l. VI. Singer, Mr..
MV'"- and Mr.. O'Connur sang several
The banquet room was decorated with
plants and baskets OF flowers. which
were beautifully set of by ferns. The
speakers table showed up quito con-
rounded by plants. roses and ferns.
Those sitting at the speakers table
We're: DR.. Charles Clovis. DR.. Mabel
Clovis. Hon. W. P. Hubbard. DR.. L d.
Wilson. DR.. c. A. Wingerter, Dr.. H. NJ.
Hall. pr. J. Schwinn and DR.. G w. Grille.
The following were present:
Doctors
Aiken MoC1elland
Armbrecht Noome
AsChman Motto
Billiard Phillips
Bonar Reed
Rest R!nehart
Baird Stats
BurdAts Silver
Coyle Schulenbers
Caldwell Sntder
Cole Schwinn
Copeland Spreidich
Covert Thornton
Chas Clovis Max ViewsR
Mabel Clovis George VieweE
Devereaux Williams
prinkard WinGerter
Downing l.. d. Wilson
Dlckcy Andrew Wilson
Etzler wilkins
Earnest Webb
Fawcett West
W. 8. Fulton Harding
F!nney Bono
Graham Timmons
Gilmore Abersold
Gillespie Bertram
NJ, GaydoSh Diven
F. l.. Hupp J. G. Hupp
Hoge Hlldreth
Henderson Hurley
Harris Heryey
Harness ZEN
Haning Hart
Hall I''nter
Howells Morrison
Halyama McGlenn
Hartwig Petticord
u. 3. Kelley Rogers
KeeSor Ring
II. 7. Linz Shields
D. Eds. Morgan tlfert
McCluskey Walden
McCOll Cruise
Mc(1ain Heath
tcMillcn Fulton
Mccoy Marschner
McGrcgor Campbell
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-04

Understanding the attention u
all-in various industrial ncedS CON-.
priscs the Goodyear exhibit. Tlres seem
to. be r hardware accessory Dut '"''
occupy O small place here.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-04

friends with an old acquaintanc"-
Whitaker sheets. Herb Dickey Is pussy
shaking hands with the old boys al the
Whitaker booth.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-04

Caloric furnaccs--hot enough IN purh
out future homes for many OF our clti-
rzcns-thosc are the Caloric. S'op az
this exhibit and sec for yourself.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-04

Condensed boxes Of hcat-ye gods puI
tho Radiantfir" can melt inc colu
heart. Humphreys Radiantfirc ava
has crowd around IT. NO o,h't a ,''.
heater can produce the goods' tna' "N''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-04

bunch. or a hint. but--don't fail to stop
at Booth No. and look over the exhibits
Of the Ohio Generator Company
Paint-no. girls. it isn't lin-stick. etc.
but IL you are Interested in paints. stop
and view the exhibits Of tho r. +. John
son Paint CO. &C Cincinnati. Ohio. and
W. A Wilson & Sons.
Quality goods for quality homes" Is
the slogan Of tho Ott-HeiskeN Co. az
cordng 10 sign over the booth. II you
doubt tho truth re this slogan. stop and
talk II over with tho man in charge.
jas. C. Lindsay Hardware Co., Of
PHI shurEh, has a fine exhibit of IN"
various True Bird brand articles. II
will be worth Will" To look them over
The Simond Manufacturing Company,
hnil,ng from Fitrkhurg. Mass. will de-
m"nstrar" In" use Of tn" famous Simond
saw if you stop for just moment.
Anything from toothpick to n ready
to-cr"ct h"psc may he found at the l.. II.
Smith Woodward CompanyS booth.
S"parat"rs TIL" quick way 10 separate
your milk will hc' demonstrated AT the
SharplcSS S"parators booth.
If YOU ar" Interested in cnamclware
stop AT IN" booth Of IN" Onyx Enamcl--
ware company. uf Terra lIaut", Ind.
For the property owner. or tenant de-
sirIuus "f improving his hom"l"oks. II.
f.. Caldahugh. the Wheeling paint IAN
Is showing well selected linz OF Shcr-
win Williams pants and hous" vtrnlSh-
es. as we'll as ladders roofing and glass.
The WhiiRkcr-GlcSsncr company is
showing large lin" If samples of Corcn
products As we'll as Interesting their
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-04
TIPS IN new THINGS
IN HARDWARE Line

or course. folks. this isn't n tip.
bunch. or a hint. but-don't fail to stop
At Booth No. and look over the exhibits
Of the Ohio Generator CompnnyS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-04

IT YOU ar" Interested in "namclwarc
stop At IN" booth Of the Onyx EnamCI--
ware company. ut Terra llaut". Ind.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-04

S"parators til" quick way 10 separate
your milk. will be demonstrated AT the
SharplcSs S"paratOrs booth.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-04

Anything from n toothpiCk to n ready
tn-cr"ci h"Vsc may he found al the l.. II.
Smith Wuudwarc Company'S booth.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-04

The WhitRkcr-GlrSsncr company is
showing n large linz If samples of Corcu
products As we'll as Interesting their
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-04

The SImonu ManuInctuIlnB OVIlpHHyI
hnillng from Fitchhurg. Mass. will de-
m"ns,ra,c tn" use Of tn" famous SImond
saw If you stop for just moment.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-04

Following IN" singing OF SeScrRI
duets bv Mrs. Dora y. Bard and Mira.
Elsie Gundllng Duga. Dr. Geo. W. Grille,
OF the Lakeside hospital Cleveland. o..
delivered q very interesting address -
the ply sicians. his topic being "Special
Points OF Abdominal surgery. IoaSI-
master Dr. Wingerter introduced DR..
Grille as a imam who bad built castles
In the air. and not leaving them alone
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-04

jus. C. Lindsay Hardware Co., Of
Pittsburgh. has a fine exhibit Of IN"
various Tru" Bird brand articles. II
will pc worth while To look them over.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-04-16
DEN NYE MINISTER.

Fra Paris telcgraferes, at den nye
amerikanske Minister til Danmark,
Joseph C.. Grew, som for Tiden op-
holder sig deri Byen, antages at vile
komme til at faa en- betydelig 1ndfly-
delse paa Amerikas ,eventuelle For
hold til bolshevistisk Rusland. Mini
steren negtede imidlertid at indlade
sig paa nogen Drpftelse at denneSag.
. Mr.Grew var Generalsekret9r for
den Observation-Disclosures til Freds-
konferencen og var fra 1907 til 1908
knyttet til den amerikanske Ambassa-
de i Petrograd. Han betragtes som
en- Autoritet i russiske Affarcr paa
Gfund af sit indgaaende Kjendskab
til Fredskonferencens Forhandlinger
vedr9rende Rusland. Han var Chef
for de Observation-Disclosures Uden-
rigsdepartementet Washington i
1917 og 1918 og har i de sidste Il
Aar indelfavt vigtige amerikanske di-
plomatiske Stillinger forskjellige
Dele af Verden. !
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-04-16
EFT HANDELSPALADS I PRAG

( Til OpfGrelse af en- ny stor Cen
tralbygning for kommercielle Inter-
esser er man ifQlge BOARD of Trade
Journal iferd med at dame ct Ak
tieselskab med en- Kapital paa Is Mil
lioner tjekkiske Kroner. Selskabet
faar financiel Stqtte fra Byen Prag,
fra det national@konomiske Selskab,
fra Handelskamret, fra tjekkiske In
dustriforbund ,og fra Bqhmens Eks-
portselskab.
Bygningen vii blive opfqrt Byens
Centrum, ct Sted Nerheden af Ma
saryk-Wilson Banegaarden, hvortil
Grunden dog like er erhvervet. Den
vii komme til at rummo 900 Loka-
ler, egnede til Kontorer, Udstillings-
rum, store Forsamlingssale etc. Efter
hvad der udtalesi Prospektet, 9nsker
Komiteen gjerne at faa allie Konsulat-
kontorex og ligeledes Bangfilialer
samlede Bygningen, saaledes at den
ne kunde blive ct virkeligt Centrum
for kommerciel Virksomhed. Da der
hersker saa stor Knaphed paa Kontor-
lokaler ! Prag, turde Eoretagendet
wise sig at blive en- Sukces.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-04-16
Mlnults &5trrjkr.

Sporskifterne we'd stprre .Jernbane-
centraler som Chicago, New York og
andre stqrre Byer har flere Dage
veret paa en- ulovlig Strejke, hvilket
har medfGrt ct alvorligtAfbrek Til
| f@rslen af Levneds1nidler til de store
Populationscentrc. Fprerne for Jern-
banearbejdernes Brodersamfund for
d@mmer Stricken og opfordrer Arbej-
derne til at gjenoptage Arbejdet; fpr
vii der nemlig like kunne forhandles
ON eventuelle LGnningsforbedringer.
Det siges, at Radikale har istandbragt
Stricken for at sprenge dc nuveren-
de Observation-Disclosures Fagforeninger,
der ledes efter sunde og conservative
Principer.
| President Wilson har indkaldt til
ct Kabinets1n6de Onsdag; det er det
fgrste siden hans Hjemkomst til
Washington efter hans Kampagnetur
som en- meget syg Mand. Kabinettet
vii rimeigvis forhandle ON den alvor-
ige Krise.
I flere Byer har Regjeringen beor-
dret Soldaterne til at ihdtage Plad-
serne, som de strejkende Arbejdere
har forladt. ,Saa smart det blew be-
kjendtgjort, at Tropperne Wide blive
benyttet Krisen, afbrqd General
Leonard Wood qjeblikkelig sin Kam-
pagnetur og rejste straks til Chicago
for at overtage Kommandoen over
Tropperne Strejkezonen Under
saadanne alvorlige Tider maa allie
personlige Hensyn vige for Samfun-
diets Vel, sagde Wood, der nylig blew
tilstaaet en- to Maaneders Permission
for at kunne hellige hele sin It'd til
den politiske Kampagne
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-04-16
Flere Cafeer gaar endog saa vidt, at

Flere Cafeer gaar endog saa vidt, at
de n9gter at servere for ct mindre
BelGb end 5 Francs - for paa den
Made at slippe for at give Penge
tilbage. Navnlig synes de mindre
S9lvmpnter ganske at vere forsvund-
ne fra Markedet. Hvad er der blevet
af dem? spGrger allie. Hamstres de
af samvittighedslpse Spekulanter, der
benytter sig af- den hqje Sqlvverd:: ri
at omsmelte dem og derived gjqre Ell
god, men absolut ulovlig Forretning:: ::
Det er NEST Udlendinge, man mis-
tanker for at drive denne Trafik.
Ganske visit er al Udfqrsel af Solv og
Guild strengt forbudt, men som be-
kjendt har Krigen just like virket
hqjnende paa den offentlige Moral,
saa at >ovennevnte Forklaring, naar
alt kommer til alt vistnok er den
sandsynligste.
For at b@de paa Miseren vii der i
L9bet af en- Maaneds It'd blive I'D
stedt Sedler paa 2 Francs, | Franc og
50 Centimer - ganske som Krigens
Dage. ia, der vii sikkert gaa mango,
mango Aar, fqr vi vender tNbage til
Tilstandene for 1914. ON det da
nogensinde SKIER -? L. S.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-04-16
MIDDEL IMOD KREFT.
Regjeringens Sundhedsvesen h

Regjeringens Sundhedsv@sen har
udsendt den fqlgende Advafsel:
Ethvert Advertisement, som foregi-
yer at kjende ct 'ufejlbarligt Middel
mod Kreft" er like andet end Hum
bug. Der eksisterer like saa faa af
disse Cancer Cures" men de kan
allie inddeles i to Klasser: enten be-
staar de simpelthen en- "Tonic" eller
Mavebitter for indvortes Brug till
gemed ct eller andet Sm9remiddel for
udvortes Brug, eller det er en- Salve,
der indeholder Helvedssten og lig-
nende etsende Kemikalier.
Faren we'd at BRUCE den fqrste
Slags, der hyerken kan gj6re Gavn
eller Skade, er den, at man undlader
at sGge Legehjelp, medens man bru-
ger denne "Medicin' og Mellemti-
den udvikler Sygdommen sig saa
sterkt, at den like lengere kan ku-
reres.
Med Hensyn til de etsende Salver,
da benyttes saadanne undertiden at
Lagerne, men de er kun til Nytte i
enkelte Tilf@lde og maa kun bruges,
naar Patienten er under stadig Lege-
tilsyn:
Kraft er en- redsom Sygdom, der
griber mere og mere ON sig her i
Landet. Hvis man har denne Syg-
dom eller er bange for, at man be-
gynder at faa den,- skal man straks
sp6rge en- Lege tilraads. Man skal
samtidig skrive til U.S.Public Health
Service, Washington, D. c., og bede
dem sende gratis ct Eksemplar af de-
res lille Bog ON Cancer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-04-16
1n1ntgrattnt1Rt1.
Paa ct Inter Racial Council Mode New
York dr1ftes Sp3rgsmaalet ON Ind
vandringen og Naturalization.

Den fprste rationale Indvandriings-
conference nogensinde holdt Axnc-
rika begyndte New York den 7de
April med at drpfte Naturalisation
og lndvandringslove, Arbejdermange-
len, Udvandringen fra Amerika, "
Aarsagen til Uroen blandt den fren1~
medfqdte Befolkning, med det for
Ole at udarbejde Henstilinger til
Kongressen. Mqdet holdtes undee.
The 1nter-Racial Council of New
Yorks Auspicier, og blandt de Dele
gerede var Representatives. for 80
Racegrupper og Talsmend for Ind,.-
stri, Landbrug, Kapitalister OF Ar
bejdere.
William H. Barr, President for
Inter-Racial Council og ReprHsess-
tant for 1ndustrien, og General Cole
man du Pont, Formand for DireE-
tionen for Inter-Racial Council, aab-
nede M@det. Der blew oplast en- Er-
klering fra Landbrugsminister AIezr-
dith hvori han bifaldt "alle lovlige
Maader at wise den Wei, hvorved Ind
vandreren kan hjelpes til at blive
helt igjennem Amerikaner."
General Du Pont udtalte, at Arse~
rika mangler 100000 Arbejders:
som Fqlge af Indskrenkningen at
lndvandringen under Krigen. 'Tu-
sinder af Indvandrere vender tilbz~
ge, andre Tusinder rejser til Canada
Sydamerika og Australien, og andre
Lande gjGr energiske Bestrebelser to9
at trekkeEmigranter til sig. Det giec
de Forenede Slater like. Der ee
fremsat 200 Lovforslag Washing,
ton, der, hvis de yedtages, vii afbry-
de yderligere Indvandring at ArbeS-
dere. Den almindelige Fordqmme}se
af fremmedfGdte, der har veret drc-
vet i Amerika, faar mango af dem til
at forbade Landet."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-04-16
Premierminister Millerand svare-

Premierminister Millerand svare-
de paa Englands Note med at sige, at
Frankrig like kan sntte Lid til Tysk-
lands Ord ON, at det vii fjerne Trop-
perne fra den neutrale Zone, dersom
like tilstrekkelige Garantier bliver
stillet den franske Regjering.
Millerand udtalte endvidere, at
"Frankrig fortligter sig til herefter
at erholde de AHieredes Samtykke i
allie Sb9rgsmaal vedr6rende Gjennem-
f3relsen at Fredstraktaten." Han
paapegede ogsaa, at Frankrig stod
overfor Tysklands gjentagne Brud
paa Traktatens Bestemmelser med
Detailing af Erstatning, Udlevering
af Kfgisforbryderne, Udsettelsen af
Kullevering og Afrustning tilvands
og tillands.
Efter ct Par Noteudvekslinger To-
.vede Frankrig overfor England, at
de franske Trooper skal blive tilbage-
trukne saasnart de tyske Landevarns-
trooper har forladt Territoiet. Med
disse Fosikringer stiller man sig til
freds i London og betragter lover
ensstemmelserne som udjevnede.
De Forenede> Slater har under Kri-
sen stillet sig neutralt, men har dog
fremsat den Anskuelse, at Tyskern.
burde have havt Low til at rykke ind
i Rhur-Distriktet for at temme Re-
bellerne. Det har hele Tiden staaet
klart, at det er det franske Militer-
parti, der har lagt saa stor Pres paa
Millirand, at denne har fundet sig be-
fqjet til at handle paa Trods af
Frankrigs Allieredes 0nsker. Og
hele Intermezzoet synes at bekrefte,
at President Wilson ,havde nogen
Ret, 'da han nylig hevdede, at Frank
rig for Tiden var under ct Militer-
styre, i alt Fald har de sidste Dages
Hamburger like afkreftet denne For
modning.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-04-16
EN- H1LSEN FRA DYBBpL.

Gaardejer JGrgen Hansen, ,Dybbql-
mark pr. SGnderborg, Danmark, der
udtalte de djerve Ord: ''Vor fedre-
ne Jord selger vi ikke!" dengang
Tyskerne Wide tvinge ham til at sel-
ge sin Ejendom, sender gjennem
"Nordl." fqlgende Hilsen I'll Dansk-
Amerika:
"Ja, Kjere, omsider fix vi Lqnnen
for vor Udholdenhed. Kampen har
veret lang og trang, men wort Mod
og wort Haab blew like svekket der
we'd. Maa jeg bede Dem nn da Sci
rem er vunden, hilse vore kjere
Landsmend derovre media for de-
res Tilslutnnig lord og Gjerhing." "
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-04-16
SUKKERPRISERNE VII STIGE

Fra New York meddeles: Sukker-
priser hpjere end de har veret so
Aar er Sukker-Eksperternes Forud-
sigelse
Neste Hqst og Winter, saa siges
der, vii man Sc Sukkeret solgt smaa
Rationer og til Priser, saa man nae
stem like kan kj@be det.
sUden nogen Regjeringskontrol i
Kraft for at regulere Speculation er
det praktisk talt intet at haabe fra
Sukker-U Udsigterne Il Henhold til
dem, der kjender Forholdene intimt.
''Ingen kan fortelle netop, hvor
hGjt Sukkeret vii vare naste Vinter,"
siger E. w. Mayo, en- af Redaktqrer-
ne for "Facts about Sugar.
"Akkurat nu er like Sukkeret
fuldt saa hqjt, som det har veret.
Raasukker er II Cents mod 121hc
en- Maaned siden eller deromkring.
Rafineret Sukker er 15c Pundet i Ra-
finaderiet og burde naa Kunderne til
II eller Is Cents.
Grunden til denne lille Nedsettel-
Sc er, at Raasukkeret fra Cubas Raa-
undertaking ankommer paq Marke-
det; men Maj vii det vere forbi
med disse Forraad.
Fra den It'd og derefter vii der
blivc en- stadig minskende Tilfqrsel.
Den virkelige Mangel og deraf f3l-
gende Prisforhpjelse vii maaske helst
komme September og Oktober.
Mellem Forbrugeren og Udsigten
til forskrekkelige Sukkerpriser er der
ingen synlig Hindring. De alnin-
delige Forbud mod Udpresningspri-
ser, som indeholdes i Lever-Loven, ,gi-
yer kun lidt Haab, idet Justitsmini-
ster Palmer like har visit sig istand til
at BRUCE denne Loy til at beskytte
Folket mod Udplyndring we'd andre
Naringsmidler.
Det paastaaes, at we'd at favorisere
Observation-Disclosures og tillade dem
at gjqre op for sine Tab paa Publ
kums Bekostning har Palmer beredt
Vejen for en- almindelig Signing
Sukkerpriserne. - reform