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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-18
$500 UCITELSKYCH Sill ZNO
WI USTANOVENO SkOLNI
RADOU.
Zvyseni sluzneho " gramarnich
i vyssich msstskych ucilistich.

Skolni rada znovu ustanovl-
la vCera asi $500 uCitelu a uci-
telek a zvysila vsem sluzne,
kterezto zvyseni dalo Sc jedno-
hlasne a "a suspendovani obvy
klych jednacich pravidel. Ivy
Semi sluzn6ho tyCe Sc tudiz ucl
telskych sill V gramarnich, Ju-
nior a starSich tfidach VySSlch
mestskych Skol. NejmenSi plat
uCitelu ucitelek V gramar-
mich skolach bude $1,000 roc
ne. V junior $50 a V star
SIGH roCnicich vyS5ich Skol po
$500. NeivySSi NOME sluz-
ne V gramarnich Skollch bude
$3.50, V junior $3.240 a Sc
nior vyssich Skolach $4,000
roCnG. Mezi neimenSimi a neJ
v6tSimi platy bude vSak sired
nj honoraf, obnaSejici gra-
marnich Skolach $2400, V jul
nior $27OO a senior vysSich u
CiliStich $350O roCn6. Prdmer
ny vyd6lek ucitelek V elemen-
tarnich tridach bude tudiz
S1607 prot dosavadnimu
$1417 rocne, V junior 1880
prot nynejsim u sluznemu
$3.50 a V senior vySSich tfi-
dach S1675 proti dosavadnim
S2325. ZvySeni to vejde V plat
most V pristim skolnim roce a
prosp6je tez 90 ucitelskym 81
lam pGvodu ceskeho. Vypomoc
nymi Skolnimi riditeIi imeno-
vdni ia vcerejsi schuze radu II.
D. BiXby, principal 2 East tech
nicke Skoly, jehoz ndstupcem V
East Skole stane Sc M. A.
Bathirck 2 Longwood obch0d-
nj Skoly, iakoz prof. Weber,
p6sobici 'dosud ma vyssi skole
ma Stearns Road. Novou pla-
tebni sazbu sformoval riditel
Spaulding a tato prijata byla
S uspokoienim vSemi ucitel-
skymi silami. Cleveland V pfi-
slim skolnim roce bude tudi5
platit lip nez mnoha iind amer
mesta asi tehoz. rozsahu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-18
PRVNI PREDSTAVENf p. R
VASATY ROMANO RUDE
Az PRfSTf PONDELf.

V New Yorku tax vyborne
pfijaty cesky humorista-um6-
lee usporada ia spoluuGinkovd
nj nekterych domacich sill PRIV
nj predstaveni priSti pondeli a
nikoli jak puvodne bylo ozna-
memo, jiz We ctvrtek. Host pred
stavi Sc V Ceske Narodni SIM
ma Broadway a usporada patr-
ne tez asi diva vecirky V ostat-
Mich ctvrtich Geskeho Cleve.
landu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-18
CESkOSLOVENSkY OBJ
CHOD Sc SPOJENYMI
STATY.

Statistika vyvozu a dovoZu
pro cele uzemi Spojenych Sta
til "a leden 1920 nebyla dosud
publikovana., Cislice tyto bu-
tou pro mas zajimave proto, re
poprve budou zaznamenavany
cifry pro move staty evropske,
t. j. pro Ceskoslovensko, Ra-
fousko, Polsko, Jugoslavii a
Uhry, kter6 v r. 1919 byly ie-
ste zahrnuty pod Austria
Hungary. collector of sho
Fort of New York" publikoval
zatfm data pro okrsek novo-
yorsky. Pro porovnani podoty-
kane, re "a prosinec 1919 eel
kovy dovoz do Spoienych Sta
til b.. 380,f1O,233 |. st., z to-
no pres New York 21,159,962
d. st.. tedy vice nez polovina ;
vyvoz byl celkem 661,713,990
!. st., 2 toho pres New York
1919, ,321,419 |. st. Il celkoveho
obchodu novoyorskeho "a me-
sic leden t. r ma dovoz 2 Evro-
ny 87,034,510 a ma vyvoz do
Evropy 150,88O,280. Ma staty,
povstale 2 bFvaleho Rakousko-
'Uherska pripada ma dovoz: z
Ceskoslovenska 332, ,OO4, z Ra-
Eouska 59,734, z Polska- 6730,
Z Jugoslavie a Mad'arska 90;
ma vyvoz do Ce.koslovenska
1858 do Rakouska 261,959
6 do Polska 1895, ,334, do Ju-
goslavie 22,S6O do Mad'ar
ska LAG.
Vysoke oslo dopraveneho
zbozi 2 Amoriky do Polska wy
svetluje Sc dopravou valecne.
no materialu ze Spojenych Sta
tn do Gdanska. o jehoz privo-
zu bvlo prav6 tyto dny telegra
fovano.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-18
DRUHA VIVA.

Mistni svaz americkych dam
pozadal vcera jeste jednou
vrchniho municipalniho soud-
ce McGannona, aby bud wy
sv6tlil, co mu znamo vrazed-
mem dtoku ma sofera Kageho,
neb ably resignoval. Soudce ami
DO druhe vyzve svazu neodpo-
vida.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-18
PROTI TELEFONICKE SPO.
LECNOSTI.
Mssto bude proti zvyseni po-
platkH u soudI protestovati.

Mestska rada "a vcerejsi
sve schGze jednohlasne poveTi
la riditele prava w. B. Wood
Sc, ably pozddal stdtnf korpo-
raGni komisi 0 znovuuvazovani
ohledn6 dvacetiprocentnlho
zvyseni poplatkd "a telefono-
vani V naSem meste. A pak-li
by komise V Columbus zdraze-
nj to nechala platnosti, me-
sto uchyli Sc protestem k nej
vysSimu soudu V Ohio. Podle
nedavneho rozhodnutI komise,
Cleveland Telephone Co. jest
opravnena zvySit poplatek "a
telefonickou sluzbu jiz l. Cerv-
ma a proto m6stsky prdvnik
musi 81 pospisiti, mali byt po-
dobnemu zdrazeni Zabrdn6no.
Riditel pravniho Department.
Woods pozdda tudiz nekolika
dnech statni komisi o novy w
slech ohledne drazSiho telefo-
novdni a pak-li zadany vyslech
bude odmitnut, lined zada o
soudni zakaz pred nejvySSlm
statnim tribunalem Colum-
bus. Cosi podobneho podnikla
administrace sice jiz iednou a
nepochodila, tentokrate ocekh-
va vsak lepSich vysledku vGci
spoleGnosti telefonicke. Mesto
ziskalo odbornika V otazce te-
lefonick6 sazby, ktery bude p.
Woodovi u soudu svymi zkuse
nostmi pomahati. Expertem
tim jest p. j. E. Kelsey, iemuz
"a pfedbezne prdce bylo me-
stem jiz $3065 vyplaceno.
Mestska rada vyfidila wee
ra tez n6kolik menSich trakG-
Mich zalezitosti, jakoz pfija-
la ordinance radniho Sulzma-
ma, jehoz vcereiSi rfavrhy isou
opet trochu originelni. Radni
Sulzman chce, aby mayor pri-
mel clevelandske bankere k
poskytovani levnych pGjcek
ma novostavby jako sveho tasu
uGinila vlada ohledne levnych
pujcek farmarum. Dale guv.
Cox ma byti pozaddn, ably kaz-
dou novostavbu V Gene $4,000
zbavil dani, kongres ably zvysil
vydelky postovnich zrizencd a
president Wilson by zakroGil
vuti newyorskym ket'asum,
25O.0OO tun cukru We svych
skladistich skryvajieim. Rad
nj Zmunt chape sice, re SulZ-
manovy navrhy byly by vefej-
nosti prospesne, pochybuje
vsak rozhodne, re mestska ra-
da V podobnem smeru a podob
nym zpGsobem niue prospect.
ZvlaSt6 prvni Sulzmanova or
dinance ohledn6 bankovnich
p6iGek ma novostavby povazo-
Vdna ie Zmuntem "a nesmysl-
nou, ponevadz pry mesto k ne
jakemu nalehanl vuci finanCni
kun opravneno neni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-18
POD AUTEM.

Ia prechazeni Superior A
We. blize vych. 9. ulice zasazen
byl vcera rano tezkym autem
5OletV zTizenec 2 Olmsted no.
telu. V. Pavel. Noha byla mu
rozdrcena a skalp natrzen. Pa
vel osetrovan ie pfitomne V Hu
ron nemocnici.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-15
GRAIN MARKET

Chicago. July 15.-lnitial quotations
for wheat futures, trading in which was
resumed today after having been dis
continued since August %. 1917, were
obout as had been generally expected,
hut weakened during the later trading.
Buying by n concern believed to be
acting for n Minneapolis house helped
to absorb the offerings. Hedging
prrssure was big factor. Black rust
reports were less alarming, Demand
for cXport decreased and bids were one
to three cents lower. Bids to arrive
we're reduced two to three cents.
Sncculatiye interest was small, and
is expected to remain so, owing to heavy
margins, following the warning Of the
dircCtors of the board that contract
should not be made without adequate
protection, owing to the abnormal con
ditiOns.
Dealings in wheat futures are in Dc
cember md March. The first price on
December was S2.72 to $2.75 and on
March $500. When trading was halted
in 1917 September was S2,1lla and Oc-
tobrr S2.15.
Corn was irregular most Of the morn
ing. but broke under pressure by lOCa
professionals, Outside support was
| feeble. Crop and weather news was
good. Talk about deiation affected sen
| timent bearishly. Receipts showed some
falling off apd predictions were made
| that the movement would be smaller. a.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-15
Commodity Markets
COTTON MARKET

New York. July 15.-The cotton mar
ket was firmcr this morning on buying,
due to private reports of heavy rains
in the central belt. which are calculated
to spread the boil weevil.
After opening 2 to 30 points net
higher the list acted hard at about 10
points above initial levels on fresh buy
ing credited in part to the trade.
July notices, issued this morning,
were estimated at $500 bales. Most OF
them were supposed to be against cot
ton taken up previously and which is to
be rejected Three or four local firms
were said to have notices out.
Confirmation of the details of pri-
vately reported central belt rains led to
n renewed buying movement in the early
afternoon which carried prices to new
high ground for the day and, in the
case of July. to new high record.
Wall street and local prOfessional'
were among the principal buyers, while
wire house selling checked the advance
at "a JOr for October.
The exports were lS,601 bales. in
cludng IL, 4SS bales 10 Great Britain
and Sl13 bales to the Continent.
Clcarapccs for the season to date wer'
6 252 ,5GT bales, compared with 0,3oil :,
co. bales for the corresponding periot
last season.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-15
STOCKS CONTINUED
TO LOSE GROUND
Industrial Specialties Again
Proved Vulnerable to Pres
sure From Bear Party

New York, July 15.-The stock mar.
kct was becalmed today, falling back
into the same old doldroms II drifted
aimlessly for so long prior to the brief
forward movement last week. Price
movement were again very uncertain,
in fact. IL was much the same cut and.
dried professioal type as witnessed in
the preceding session., differing only
in a further slowing down OF business
and in the number Of shares dealt in.
The mental confusion of the profess
| sional traders into whose tender mer-
cies the market has been left was
strongly exemplified in the conflicting
backing and filling process which mark
speculative favorites. The general list
continued to lose ground, particularly
the industrial specialties. but in most
cases these recessions were more the re-
suit Of the total lack Of interest rather
than because Of any material extension
in the volume of selling. While there was
evidently more or less continued short
selling. the character of the market also
suggested evidence of quite little real
! selling. this apparently coming from
those who bought recently on cxpecta.
tion Of continuation OF the forward
movement.
Rchccting the practical indifference
Of the market to outside conditions, the
announcement that the Germans had
yielded to the latest terms of the Allies
at the Spa conference was passed un =
noticed. Yesterday. however. the pos
siblc deadlock was offered as one Of
tho reasons for the further meeting of
prices. Tho surrender of the Germans,
nevertheless. impaired moderate firm
ness to the British Exchange.
Prospects of higher money rates as
result of the extensive treasury with
drawals today was possibly a more di-
rect restraining influence. although
fears in this connection did not ma =
tcrializc. as tho call loan rate was kept
unchanged at per cent during most OF
the day. Time money. however, almost
completely vanished.
Considering the strong reactionary
currents and the underlying heaviness
of the market, the most part of the list
held up remarkably we'll under the per =
sistent pressure Of the bearish party,
who were still on the alert to take full
advantage of every little opening offered
in their favor.
The market at the opening was mixed
and inclined to be heavy. Most changes
were confined within fractional limits.
Trading lapsed after the first half hour,
business falling to the meager totals
which preceded last weeks rally. To-
ward midday there was some quicken
ing to the trading, but almost entirely
at the expense of values. Shipping and
oil shares were under special pressure
with motor specialties, and the further
reaction among the rails embraced sew
cral of the high grade issues, including
atlantic Coast Line.
In the early afternoon the only di
vert.ng feature was a demand for In
vincible Oil, which was recently listed
on the exchange. In most all other
parts of the list prices continued to dis
play dropping tendency. The retrea,
became moro general when call loan rate
advance to 10 per cent.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-15
BANKING
FOR THE FUTURE

TT is one thing to bank on the future
i and quite another to bank for the
future. The first is speculation, the second
business vision.
This bank is old enough, strong enough and
sufficiently experienced to deal with present prob
lens in the light of future development and
opportunity By dispatching the affairs of today
with an eye to tomorrow's growth, we are able to
aid in fastening that growth and to contribute
permanence and stability to the affairs Of our
customers.
The avenues of future business extend beyond tho
vision of the individual The cooperation Of this
institution, long trained in serving the industrial
and commercial life of the city, will help him to
progress safely and swiftly along the way of busi-
ness advancement.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-15
TRADERS ON CURB
FEAR TO TAKE HOLD
DuIIness Follows Show oi
Strength at start-outside
Business at Minimum

New York, July 15.-On the Broad
Street Curb today a spell of activity,
with strength in some of the more
prominent issues, was followed by re.
newed dullness and irregular changes In
prices. On the average most stocks
held slight gains over yesterdays final
figures. Outside business was at min
imum and traders appeared disinclincd
to take hold.
General Asphalt, on light dealings,
rose ". National City rights were in
good inquiry at a gain Of points. A
steady tone was apparent on limited
trading in North American Pulp. Chi
cago Nipple started in good demand and
rose to a new high, easing of later on
profit taking.
Oils were inactive, aside from few
Of the higher. priced issues. Salt Creek
Producing was n strong feature, rising
IN on light offerings.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-15
LISTLESS TRADING
IN LOCAL SHARES
Only animation to Be Sho,un
Has Be- Electric Storage
Battery

The dealings in the local market were
of the usual small caliber, and, with
few exceptions. unprOduCtive of i'm
nortant price alterations. Electric
Storage Battery and the warrants con
tnucd the most active features: in fact
the only of the local list. The stock
made q further recovery from Mondays
setback in rallving to 1234. but later
foil bn"k to 122ai. The warrants also
regained some Of the lost ground by
advancing to 20l9. from which rhey
shaded frnctionaly.
Little fratur" was to be found in
the trading in the balance of the list
Union Traction was successfully pegged
M T"St"rdAy'S bottom price at 2S. No
sales Of Rapid Transit were made up
to 80 o'clock.
tn" thinncSS Of the market was again
reflected in further wide changes in
obscure and inactive issues. American
Gas on >mnll sales dropped 81 to sc,
while Cambria Iron was up So. 80 from
the previous sales at 3Sh. General
Asphalt prefcrred on the other hand,
dropped $500 TO 40.
United Gas Improvement was stead =
ler. recovering most of yesterdays loss.
American Stores was fraCtionally lower
at 44ls. p"nna. Insulated Wire was
up i ut ~
An advance of per cent to > in the
National Properties Co. 40 per cent
bonds was about the only noteworthy
feature Of the bond dealings, which
were ns much restricted as the stock
trading
In addition to the restraints enforced
by the stringent credit situation. market
interest was further restricted by rpn .
son of the unsettled movement Of the
New York market. According to the
testimony of the officials of the 'rading
local banking institutions satisfactory
progress is being made in the adjust .
m"ut of the strained credit situation.
Al the same time all frankly admit
little hope Of any immediate change in
50 far as stock market accommodations
are concerned. As a matter Of fact,
discrimination toward what Is popularity
termed unPsscntial loans Is being applied
with greater scrutiny than ever.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-15
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET

New York, July l5.--The market for
coffee futures opened 0 10 II points
orders from local importing interest
in the absence of official cables from
Brazil Right after the call, September
sold up to ll70.
In the absence OF cables from Brazil
the market was unsettled and nervous
over the uncertainty Of conditions in
tho primary markets; consequently the
volume of business during the morning
was light.
Buyers recently have been tracing
with caution and in a moderate way
have picked up contracts or the way
down. Some expressed the opinion this
morning that the slight advance would,
later in the day, again meet bear pres
sure, bringing about another reaction
Santos continues to lower offers while
trying TO find a basis which will attract
buyers, but at the moment little business
| Is doing in the cost and freight market.
(N, Y. time
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-15

New York. July l5.-The market for
raw sugar Is quiet but steady. 4 little
Cuban Is offered, but there is a dspo-
Ricos TO sell. Refiners show hesitancy.
SAILS reported yesterday. included 81, 900
bags Porto Ricos for July shipment at
1850. c. i. T., TO a New Orleans refiner
New York refners acquired 500 tons Of
Japan at l7Ac. c. l. r, lmportations
were comparatively light. including 2942
hags San Domingos to the American
Co. ond 1856 tons Perus to the National
Co. 20l6 bags Java and $50 bags San
Domingos consigned to the trade. The
local refined market remains unchanged
as to prices The Warner. Co. an
nounces its Withdrawal from the market
Refined prices on the Pacific coast are
report a reduction byf the California,
and the Hawaiian and westerns COM
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-15
Sugar RetIners Show Hesltanev

Total S4l 800. compared with ISL. 700 yes
terday. Thus far this week SSii gUO same
period last week, $3.50. 400
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-15

offerings from the country were light
The cash article was easier.
Oats lacked snap and followed corn.
The close was lower. Elevator interests
sold. Offerings from the country were
larger and the cash article was down
more than one cent. Crop and weather
news was favorable.
Tight money is looming up as a prom
inent market factor in all commodities.
Leading futures ranged as follows:
Chicago time)
Corn (new delivery
ss1s sss, " iSs iSs iSs ti33fE iSs i3ss isss iss
ss!S s.S; =: =: 9a. 9sSs, 29s%59: 9%9:: 94s 81.
Sept :. 277o 2s.?O 27a5 $500 .2s.25
Sept, :. 1913 1880 1880 1915 1887
Sep! ;, 1897 1915 1852 tlO.7O 1885
! IBID. tAsked.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-15
YESTERDAYS FINAL. QrOrATIoNl
MoNEY.LENolNG RATES.

NEW NORK-MOney on call, both
classes os collateral, opened today at 8
per cont for lending and renewing.
Bids for time money on all industrial
collateral remain at per cent for all
periods.
Nothing Is offered except on renew
ais The quotation on mixed collateral
loans * Sia per cent
AcceptanceS were unchanged
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-15
PHIIADEIPuIA- nor n

time, per cent; commercial paper.
three to six months. per cent.
(Note-These are merely nominal
quotations, as the legal rate of interest
In the state of Pennsylvania Is fiXeG at
G per cent, Plus premium and commits
sion time money for thirty to ninety
days IL loantng at 5 to 81 per cent
while commercial paper from three "a
six months II being offered at 8 to sh
ner Cent.D
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-09

c,,.,. allotted 70 the RI 1hklin Post
he JJniyersity Hospital ID the Phila.
Ss,nbis sss t General Hospital!
hi, post :, X. gi, Bellevue iss strStfoPd '1 'HS
George r. Kearney, a member of
the most. Who has been IN Europe for
the American Legion IN wfsesy, sIGra talked asG
on present res tnst every country IS @ en-
ae ahrouded in deepest gloom:
%Enrope." he said, Us In a terrible
,.n,l". a'VP and particularly is the mind Of
har no,;tical thinkers jaundiccd.
ner IN. poFd Frederick and Irving st. Clail
Post al expects full turnout for th,
bonn. bosu o; ;parade Saturday. Members Of
pSn"s t%i. rnst p are expected to meet or
m.snb;n ms PTo' street west Of Broad satur.
d"H IsaP9% pstsrncon S at 1 O'Clock, in full uni.
'oia Rohert !. Martin Post ns will nom
;,o,o candidates for. office at meet
ina't ina e. he held tonight in the McPher
Ins ibrary. The election will TAX,
place December 90
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-09
e.,,,ch Club May Hear Bishops

"Tbe Laymen's Opportunity IN the
a"a :. ADDRESS to be delivered tonight by
an T,.Ssric s G. Morehouse. Of Milwaukee,,
Freue d;nner given by the Church Club
s,i FASsSs % SssseS:" !" 's' i S'fySs ssSs ss q
Ts 4. osSh sSs ss i: EPsSeS Gas S 'Is Ssa
Bishop Garland; A. :.ro J, County al a msS %
her OF the executive council OF the dio.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-09

So1d Foundations for Church Prog.
M,ess. M Ihe Right Rev. James Craik
morris, bishop Of the Panama canal
zone, and the Rev. DR.. William r..
peirce, president of Kenyon College,
Gambler, o.. who are In Phi,adelphIa'
have been invited to speak at the din
npr,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-09

Jewish vetersns' Lesaue to Meet
A mass meeting will be held by the
American Jewish Veterans League OF
tonight at Its hesdquar.
ters, b04 Pine street. The organisa. Z.
ton has applied for a state charter and
reports a membership Of 200.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-09

Christmas p. ans Of the. special commit
tee. having been represented on the
committee by DIR. Theodore 1eBoutil-
Her. Contributions received at the
Sunday service In st. Peters Episcopal
Church will be devoted to the purchase
OF gifts for disabled men In the two hos
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-09

405, American
Legion, had as
guests at Its
meeting In the
Blks Club. Juni-
oer and Arch
streets, last eve
ming wounded ex
service men.
The post In
4 @ N Il the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-09
LEGION POSTHOyT7
WOUNDED: 'NEN
Entertainment Is Given for
Disabled Veterans as
First of Series
PLAN CHRISTMAS GIFTS

1naugurating its program Of enter
sainment for disabled veterans from the
hospitals the Benia Franklin Post
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-09

NAlNb At VENANoI
WALLACE REID in
"ALWAYS AUDACIOUS"
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-15
SUNFL0WER SllAGE IS GOOD
sptrdid peoiifa Obtained IN ExpSys.
rsnt Wta Sseso at okishcnsA
St4ts Station.

silsge nsfe from crsp NJ tame
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