davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-08-04
ROcNfK (vOL.) X.

nj Varsavy Rusy bylo urcent
ma den 8. srpna, die zpravy
obdrzene zdejSimi Times, jeS
cituji iiskrovou depesi, zachy
cenou berlinskym "Nationa
Zeitung". Polska vlada, prav
Sc v nj dale, cini vSechna MOI.
ma obranna opatreni a dala o.
pevneni hlavniho mesta pod
sprawl francouzskych inzeny.
III. Hajenim Varsavy byla po.
vefena severni armada pod ve-
lenim gen. Hallera.
Jiskrova depese, obdrz ena 2
Varsavy, pravi, re polska Via
ola nebude Sc stehovati 2 hlav-
niho mesta. Jest to hlavne ma.
sledkem obavy, re radikalni
vlada byla by ustavena, kdyby
Sc pravidelne Gfady republiky
odst6hovaly.
Mnoho americkych brit
skych prislusnikd, mezi nimiz
isou nekteri dTivejsi dGstojni-
ci, hlasi Sc do polske dobro-
volnicke armady.
"Severni polska fronta," pra
vi National Zeitung, "byla roz-
drcena. Ruske vojsko pronikne
do jihovychodniho cipu polske-
no korridoru " nekolika dnech
a tim bude ohrozovati zelezni-
chi dopravu mezi Varsavou a
Grfanskem, take Polaci nebu-
dou moci pocitati, ze zbrane a
strelivo, skladane v Gdansku,
dostanou Sc Jim do rukou."
Rusove obsadili Brest-Li-
tovsk 1. srpna, sdeluje Sc v u
Tednim oznameni moskevskem,
obdrzenem zde dnes. Dalsi po-
stup sovetskeho vojska z Bia-
lystoku ma Varsavu jest v
proudu, pravf Sc dale V ozna-
meni.
Varsava, 8. srpna. Pferuse-
nj vyiednavani meZi Polaky a
Rusy. od nehoz Sc ocakavalo
rrimefi brzke zastaveni ne
pratelstvi, bylo zavineno nedo-
rOzumenim, die tvrzeni SOVIET
skych uradG. obsazenem v j.
skrove depesi, obdrzene zde
dnes. Nejposlednejsf sdeleni z
Moskvy navrhuie, ably vyjed-
ndvani jak V zaimu primefi,
tax V zaimu miru zahajeno by
10 Minsku We stfedu.
Zada Sc V mem. aby Polacf
roslali delegaci do Minsku
plnou moci uzavriti mir. Polaci
tvrdi, ze bude to fysickou ne
moznosti pro ne vyhoveti to-
mutO naVrhu.
Mezitim co polsti delegati vra
cell Sc k domovu z Baranovi-
ci. kde konference Rusy skon-
ella tex neocekavane, ruske
voisko podnika utoky ma cele
front6 Cd vychodopruskych
hranic ma severn az skoro ku
Lvovu v Halici ma jihu. Uvnitr
tohoto velikeho bitevniho kru-
hu Polaci ma rychlo pripravuji
opevneni.
DIE zprav re severn, obyva-
telstvo vesnic. ba skolni deti,
pomahaji voiakGm donasenim
Jim iidla a vsemozne Jim hledi
prispeti, kdekoli voisko posta-
vilo Sc proti nepfiteli.
Londyn, 3. srpna. Prozatim-
nj sovet byl ustanoven v tech
castech Polska, jez bylv doby-
tv Rusy, sdeluje Sc v jiskrove
depesi, obdrzene zde z Mosk-
Wv. Julian Marchlewsky jest
predsedou move utvofeneho te-
lesa. depese dodava.
Novy sovet vydal provolani
k delnikhm Polska, vybfzejic{
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-08-04
z OBCANSKE VALKY "
IRSkU.
Behem trf tydna 152 soudcH
vzdalo se svych mist a povse-
china situace stale Sc
pfiostruje. y

Dublin, 3. srpna. Behem po-
slednich tri tydnu cervenci
152 soudcu V Irsku vzdalo Sc
svych mist a oznamili to brit
skym 1fad1m $ udanim pricin,
proc nemohou nadale siouziti.
Jsou to vetsinou protesty proti
pritomnym methoddm britske
administrace. Vlada vsak tvr-
di, ze tyto resignace byly pfi-
vodeny terrorem Sim Feini-
stu.
Znamky o vypuknuti hospo-
dafsk6 valky mezi severem a il
hem Irska stavaji Sc denne ur-
citejsimi nasledkem jihoir-
skych d6lnikd z lodenic a il
nych prumyslovych stredisk ma
severn svymi severnimi spolu-
delniky. Tim situace, dosti jiz
vazna, dale byla zhorsena.
Nektera zapadni mesta liz
hrozi boykotem proti zbozi z
Belfastu a panuje nebezpaci,
re hnuti toto rozsiff sc ma il
ma odvetvi. zejmena ma ban
kovni system, jenz az dosud
byl jednim malo pojitek me-
ri severem a jihem. Ulster ma
prvnim miste obava sc tohoto
hnuti, jezto vetsina kapitstS
jenz vydrzoval severni indd-
strie, prichazela 2 jihu.
"The Irish Times" pravi, re
tento boykot jest prakticky,
jezto jizni a zapadni Irsko jsou
lepe sorganisovany nyni nez
kdykoli We sve historic.
"Boykot," pravi tento caso-
pis, "rozplamenii by politicky
zapas ozebracil mnohe odbo-
ry prGmyslu. Dokazal by, re
ostatni Irsko nemdze byti bez
Belfastu zrovna tax jako Bel
fast, pres vSechnu svoji pychu
a sobestacnost nemGze byti bez
ostatniho Irska."
Postovni vlak, jedouci mezi
Noathe a Athlone, byl zasta-
ven najezdniky vcera vecer a
vsechny postovni zasilky, dopi-
sy a balitky byly ukradeny.
Srazky mezi Sim Feinisty a
1ojskem obrnenych karach
lddly Sc v pondeli vecer v Cor
xu rovne zdoslo ku srazkam
, hlidkami Blackpool. Bylo
losti strelby ma obou stranach,
licmene vsak zadne ztraty Sc
leudaly, aspon oznameny ne
oyly.
Rovnez V Londonderry a j.
lych mistech udaly Sc vytrz-
l6sti. Nekolik kasaren a soud-
lich budov bylo vypaleno.
Queenstown, 8. srpna. w.
'tehovalectvi z Irska bez pi-
;emneho dovoleni Cd sekretara
mira Irske republiky bude
.akazano dekretem, jenz bude
: brzku vydan Irskym revoluc-
lin parlamentem, die ozname-
Ii mistopredsedy Hennessyho
I'd mestske rady Queenstown
Ike.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-22
FAVOR FARM INSURANCE E
Federal Department rgc- More
General I.c Of MutualS.

WASHINGTON. March q The
department of agriculture iu uo.
operation with mutual irsurtn,.
com panies, has prepared rIrgo.tlor.
tor a state law providing for the or.
gauizatiou Of farmor, mutuaI fro
insurance companies TO meet tNu
needs Of states whose laws mako 20
suitable provision Tor such come
pauirs.
The valuo OF these companlos. 'he
department Of agriculture says. a
demonstrated by the record OF au
pruximatoly 1000 such orrlnilt
tious in tho United States that carry
total Insurance exceeding $4,000.
600. 900 on property valued al more
than t7.b0O.O00,00O or moro than
two Nf'hs of the value Of an iusur.
able farm property IN the ~ states.
Tho suggested law is designed 10
make it easy for 20 cor moro quail.
Ned individual 20 organize q farm
ors' mutual insurance company At
the same Time provisions arc in
cudcd 20 guard tho fninaoiai iutcg
rity Of such companies.
The average cost for this form of
protection FOR the country as whol.
/ Is only % cents per 800.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-22
INTEREST IN OFFICIAL
CIRCLES AROUSED,

RIO JANEIRO, March ls.-Dis.
patches dealing with the dispute be-.
tween Bolivia and Peru over the
question of n seaport Tor Bolivia arc
causing intense interest Ia official
and diplomatic circles here
The Associated Press learns from
various officials that the foreign OF.
flee ~ In CONSTANT communication
with brazilian representatives OF the
governments OF Peru. Bolivia, chile
aud Argentina.
II ~ authoritotivoly stated That
Brazil VIII firmly assist tho United
States In its efforts to prevent hos
tilities II is understood that ArEcn-
tina also viii give fun o-operation
IN the maintcnauco of peace,
II was said TO bc llkcly that am-
bassadors To- tho United states OF
the various countries Interested
would soon hC called into confer
cnco at Washington to decide ON a
course Of action,
ORtRO, Bolivia, March 10
There was a great dcmonstra t,n hero
last night against Peru The cs.
Cutchcon OF the Peruvian consulate
was dragged through the streets aud
demonstration were carried out be-
fore the homes Of pcruvipns aud
also before the offices OF la patria
a Peruvian newspaper.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-22
H00kW0RM IN PORTO RICO
Rockefeller Foundation AIDS In Com
batting Disease Ia Island.

SA% JfNN. Porto Rico, March q
Thcr. ip moro hoohWurm lon Porto
Rico today thun in any other couu
'r, BOO tur vorId with the poasibl"
exceptions NJ India and 'eylou, ac.
cordInr io Dr victor g. Ueiscr OF
tho Rockefeller foundation Doctor
tl,I-,r has offered tho operation
~ the Rockefeller foundation 10 thr
government ~ Porto Rico ana tho
cowmIsslouor Of health iu combating
hookwofm iu the ISLAND
"IlJokwutm is probably the most
serious economic problem which
Porto Rico fnroa today said Doctor
llciycr ~ have 1skod cane planters
why they dld not pay moro wages
and they said because tho labororR
could not earn lt and probably they
are right
Dr A. RUIZ SoIer commtss .uuor
uf health. stid mat probably tho gov
prumont would accept the Offer OF
p ,-ls'nucc from tho Rockefeller foun-
dation and thai campaign against
uuemia would be undertaken. Ir
James T.. Grant. also ~ tho Rookie
foller foundl''on who has soon here
Tor some weeks making an iuvcsti-
CATION OF health conditions IN tho iSl
and, VII remain for some Time and
/ Will. with tho co-opora' ion Of Doctor
Solcr. prepare . plan for attacking
The houkworu problem.
Ancmii. which during the Spanish
rulc was believed 10 De due mostly
60 maluutritnn. now s attributed 10
q great extent to Infection II o. be
Iio,cd that the disease was brought
' iu with tho early slaves ana thus
spread uncontrolled throughout the
/ length and breadth OF The ISLAND.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-22
Universal Training Means
Peace Not MilitdriSm- Wood

we must be peaceful .n heart.
mind and soul" ho goes on To- 'N-
plain. "bui We must have a body
prepared at an times to defend ihe.
peacofIincss that We desire most or
ALL The very fact that "" ar" pre-
pared TO defend will mean mat We
Will not have fo defend. There iF
nothing friEhtflI or gloomy about
universal training. on the contrary
% Will cure many of our social ana
economic Ills
Universal trainInr. as explained 10y
him. is nothing more than school
for the young mon ~ the country.
There viii be- uo cou-crip'ion. IN"
mothers and fathers W''l dictate th"
exact manner boz which the boys ~
tho nation will De schoolrd II vii
be nothing but our present Amcri
Uau school system. enlarged TO tho
hundrcdfh. degree
Woods statement has s'ralrh'onod
him ou with the uuthcra and faith
crs ~ America and silcuccd the op
position. His soiec ion does not mean
war but peace.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-22
PRODUCTION INCREASE
VIII UC thrmc of Coming ,uu,cu
tiuu uf Ilu~iuc4, Men ~
Nunntio tttN

WNsuINGTON. March scciup
in mrIratnl production 10 motuf of
rpstu.iug normal hHun.. and prI,.
conditions tho chamber or com
rorDc OF 'ho United Staten b. ls uu.
nouu,,d. win make itg eighth Hu.
nuul m,.lus. to br held Boz NuuJin
CITY Npru 90 iu go. am increased
production convention
l,,,rN tup'. viii bc considered
from that Viewpoint Tho relation
ur government 90 production Will o.,
utt taken up ana under that head
Ing win ho considered uuu trust
legislation and taxation. Business ot
every Kind is declared 10 ho kooulF
interested In u,ption. especially cN
coss profits taxes
Another phase uf the problem tu
bc discussed win be the part of th'
government the farmer and the bus.
uogs man IN increasing farm prudu"
tlou Secretary Of Agriculture Me-
rudith viii speak FOR the govern
mont Tho relation Of labor To pru.
ductluu VIII ho approached from
both sidos the employees viewpoint
10 be- presented hN n representative
~ tho American Federation of Labor
and the employers by ~ husinoFi
man There viii he group mocting'
for zach Of several great divisions OF
industry.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-22

CHICAGO. tl, March 81 -.' Look
out for him lie wears 4 uniform, He
spells war;
This Ia tho cry sent broadcast
over tho land IN an effort Co beat
Leonard wood for jho presidential
nomination.
wood answer Was u simple one.
ll' makes no apologies for tJc uni
form be- is wearing
To do 20" he -Nid In - recent
statement, would uc au Insult TO
every soldier who dlod in France or
in any previous war we have wagcd Do
Politicians would Ike Goo make 'hc
people believe that because Leonard
Wood stands for universal training.
hc BE- a believer IN Wilil1rism or
tho dycd .iu-tho wool prussiHu va.
u,ty But leonard wood a'lays an
those fears Boo a clear concise state
mout Of what universal training
means
Universal training ls not a move
for wlr-.it is q stand for peace" he
say. In recent statement
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-22
SATISFACTION Is
GIVEN PERUVIANS
Peru Blamed With Initia.
tive for Intervention
by United States.
ARGENTINA IS READY
South American Republic TO
Lend Helping Hand IL
Found Necessary

Ut EsOs AIRES starch 80 Thn
nuu11n uhIrpo dufDNr." nI Lima
has visited chancellor Iurr. uUu
c4prcfsed iu the uaWo of be govern.
mont regret r.r fu, manifestations
against rrrurnrs 100 Bolivia ur.urd.
ting to % dispatch lp ll rH,.,u trnm
Lima
Tho charge stated ih. ru.tuu
eu,cfuuru would uuu.u 600. Hu
thUr ut thu demonstrations chan.
rellur HnrlHs. tho diHppt,h udlr.
convened ih. chamber OF d.putl
.u notify DC that satisfaction had boon
given by Bolivia
4 dispatch from tu rnf o,a thc
president ~ BollvIl pl.u has ,,.
pressed hla regrets tu the Peruvian
legation there for Tho u'n'bH uu
rcruvIauH
Santiago nd,i,,s aitributo ru Peru
tho initiative for intervention hy the
United states in the controversy hD
tween Peru and Ioliyu \ dispatch
to ta prcnal refers to not, Hnut
by Chancellor Turrns to the United
Nintcs government iu which hc I8
alleged TO have said that chile wns
urrluR Bolivia To- cNtrome meas
urcs Tho dispatch adds
Accordingly it appears that the
north American government hAa
taken seriously the communication
Of Chancellor porrus since Amer
can Ambassador shea has conferred
with tho Chilean minister ot Tor
cim rclltiouF"
II Ia rcportcd Ambassador shea
presented 30 tho foreign minister tho
text Of Chancellor rorraE' message
To the United states government and
tho foreign minister doniod tho truth
Of its contents
Adviccs from Ia TaH say nat The
attacks by Bolivians on Poruvlnua
Ia Oruro yesterday resulted from In
dignation caused by an attack on a
Bolivian army officer by Peruvian
residents
Tho belief was cNproacd that tho
action already taken by the United
states would probably serve 30 pre-
vent hostilitlcs, but 1t was said
Argentina was ready to cooperate II
required President Irlgoycn has
conferred with the members Of the
cabinet concerning tho situation,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-22
TULSA DAILY WORLD, MONDAY, MARCH %, 1920

prevails 20 = degree OF $50 times
creator among policemen than other
people
out .u sacramento ouila board
scoaucts have become so numerous
that city lteal'h officer Dr. w. J.
Hanna Of that place har taken drnq-
n. action banning tie boards out ot
fear that "oulIHminia" might Rkr
hold of the good citizens ~ tnat
community under an odict issued by
the police chl,t
rev W T.. CDffman OF berkeley,
cal. speaking ai she El ccrriio
Methodist mission. claimed that
hpa of religion drove four residcnt-
~ that community 20 an Insane
asylum after they mad rosortcd 10
tho oulia board instead OF 90 their
local pastor
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-22
HAS WIRELESS ON TRAIN
Bolshcyik General Travels In Ready
IOr business Fashion.

LONDON, March 2l.-1'hc pc'ial
train OF Leon Trotzky the chicf of
the Russian rod army. Is moot ella De-
orato affair, consisting OF ~ cars and
Two powerful engines. II IS supplied
with wireless installation capable
pf receiving communication from
Naucn, Lyons and London. ono Of
IT'S most interesting fittings is "A
printing office which prints Trntz
ky's paper on the war. The greatest
curiosity OF the train Is the garage,
which contains six cara one q pow
'rful French automobile which ho-
onged TO the late Emperor Nicho-
as.
The escort ON the train consists OF
$50 infantry men, whole company
4 machine guuncrs, da TuotNky with
las train, has urtCn been near tho
ront and has several times been iu
hanger OF his litc. The train also
sontains a library and dining ear
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-22

In less than week aftor I began
taking Quaker Herb Extract felt
like brand new man, and pW
am as full OF tho vim and energy
Hs I had never had a sign of Tho
trouhl" thut kept me I'm misery for
twu years. After CVcrN meal That
have eaten FOR the last TWO years
suffered aEouice from indigestion.
he continued. my stomach would
sO'cl. mp rs tight as a drum and
would hurt for hours. | couldn't Ect
any rest day nor night and the little
sleep | got didn't help me any. Ia
set up I'm the morning feeling like
hadn't been % bed az all and ! go
50 nervous / could hardly pick up
tool around tho shop, I was losing
weight and getting worse an tho
timr. WEI. sir, this QUAKER
HERE EXTRACT did for me what
morning else could do, for think
tried everything on the market, but
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-22
Anti-SdlOOn League
Is Sued BY Printers

ATLANTA, March 2i. webb and
VARY company. printers, filed suit FOR
SI.GOg5S against the saloon
League of America hero yesterday,
alleging the organization is inshlN"nt
and asked q hearing In supreme
court with a view to rcceiv"rship,
Non payment Of bills Tor printing
wna said 10 he the cause Tor tho
suit
Tho petition names AS defendants
"thc Anti Saloon League ~ America
which also trades ng the intcrna-
tlounl Anti saloon League Of Amer.
lea ana az the AMI saloon lopguc ~
Georgia. ana five individuals cons
nectrd with tho leagues activities
here
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-22

pounds in woich, and am still gain
iUE every DAY.
quaker Herb Extract ls a mild
Laxative. builds mp the stomach,
regulates the Liver, strengthens and
puritIos ,ho Blood. creates a healthy
appetite, building up the health and
strength
The Quaker Man is welcoming an
who have any form of stomach,
liver, kidney. bladder blood ca
tarr or rheumatic troubles. Quaker
Extract 81 or three for $3.50 on
OF Balm 25c. Tho Quaker Man is
az the Quaker Drug store Tulsa,
Okla, See him at once II YOU value
Eood health, Other agents are 'ho
ReNall Drug Co, sand Strings Cav
nett Drug Coz BeEEs. NoEeohan
Pharmacy, Broken Arrow; Garland
pinSon Drug co. Skiatook. Okla .
BiEheart Pharmacy. Highcarg, Gates
Pharmacy. Hominy. Okla
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-22

Funeral services for H. j. brennan.
Tulsa contcnlrion who died last Fri
dav evening, viii he held from tho
homo. 1901 South Denver, AZ o
o'clock this morning Burial viii Doe
ia the Holy Family catholic Ccmc-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-22

Makes tho old feel Young Keep ,our
stomach Bowel, Kidneys IN proper work
.ng condition. and you will he physically
m a. any age Take one Hiss NATIVE
HERB rhBLEr a. night and feel Young In
tho morning hLiSS NATIVE HERB TAR
LETS not only relieve CONSTIPATION
but stir m tho LIVER and KIDNEY
Each box contains a GUARANTEE coupon.
and is sealed with blue seal bearing sig
nature of ALONZO q. RLISS For sale
hy all leading druggists IN boxes containing
900 doses for al 90 and ssmaller size FOR
$50. Made by 4. o BLISS co. WASH.
u C-Advt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-22
QUAKER HERB EXTRACT
DID WHAT NOTHING ELSE HAD EVER
DONE, HE SAYS;

Mr. MARTIN LIVING AT 32l SIXTH STREET LITTLE
HAVE NOT ONLY
FIVE POUNDS IN WEIGHT AND AM STILL GAINING EVERY DAY"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-09-23
Advance i'm Wheat
On Export Buying;
Selling a Puzzle
Purchasers Get Contracts
With Surprising Ease {;
Liberal Canadian Offer.
ings i'm Active Market

Nan active demand developed in the
wheat market yeste rday and tota! sales
were estimated at about 5000, 900
bushels. This was said to have been
one of the largest single days sales
since early in the war. The demand
came principally from Belgium and
Spain, although France, italy and
Switzerland also figured conspicuously
in the days operations.
Early in the session the marke t
showed weakness, declining 31s to &c
from the previous close under heavy
commission house selling, due to bear
lSh construction of the Canadian stu
alton and the weakness in coarse
grains.
When it became evident that ex-
porters were buying, however, prices
rallied sharply, and at the close were
I to Size above the low point of the
day and "1a to Acc above Tuesdays
closing prices.
Houses with Eastern connections
were credited with buying about 4.OOO,-
600 bushels of contracts in the Chicago
market against their export operation,
and this together with covering BY
shorts and new buying made an active
market.
The source of the selling was puz-
cling, and at the close of the day it
was commented upon that exporters
had been able to buy wheat with sur
prising ease. Some thought that the
pressure had come from sCanada in the
form of hedges, and leading cash in
terests were also on the selling side.
Canadian receipts were again liberal,
but it was said that American farmers
were not disposed to sell at present
prices.
Cash prices followed futures. but
premiums were not materially altered.
In the local market No. 2 red and No.
hard wheat were quoted at S2.62 spot
c. i. +. track
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-09-23
Steel Buyers Hesitant
Attitude Is Encouraged
Developments. Both Outside
and Inside Industry, Cause
Further Lack of Interest

Freer freight movement as q re,r,.
OF improved traffic conditions has e,im-
mated many premium prices, while de.
velopments both outside and inside ths
steel industry have contributed 70 on.
courage the hesitant attitude of huv.
ers' according to the weekly trade sum.
mary of The Iron Age. The tendency
toward an easier market is more an.
parent the paper continues. "While
the election and the year end figure as
turning points in some calculations
more general consideration is given to
the larger aspects of the reimbursement
now under way in all lines.
Output of pig iron and of steel
products is increasing. and October
promises 10 figure again as a month
Of records. The railroad situation
shows continued Improvement ard
stocks at mills have been cut down.
Price changes are not we'll defined.
AN exception to the general run OF
cancellations from automobile makers
appears III several calls from such
companies in the last week for the
shipment of strip steel they had held
up. However, the week has brought
further reports of reduced melt by
foundries dependent on the automobile
industry; also of the cancellation of
machine tools ordered for motor car
work.
How much the pressure has been
lifted from order books is indicated by
offers from mills to exporters to make
early delivery in sheets and even steel
bars. An average monthly shipment Of
about 100000 tons is still maintained
by one steel export company
The Iron Trade Review will say TO-
day: Some slowing up of demands
from tractor builders who heretofore
had escaped the slump in the automo-
tive industry is reported. Shipments
have not been going forward SO we'll
the last week. Less and less talk OF
price advances is heard, especially by
Steel Corporation interests"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-09-23
Financial Tten1s

.,r ~ me monthly meeting Of the board a.,
11ts , OF the Globe Rubber Tire KIM, %
utink oinpany yesterday tho rnynia
quarterly dividend OF ~ per con, ,ra su az
rh. on common stock to stockhold.rs =,
regular cash dividend Of /. nor i.n, III" ,.t
ye"r: IN addition 70 Two STOCK d,y,ton,is
OF 10 per cent each. "'''"chds
noWSfh H"inz. OF Pittsburgh. has hoo,
.i"cf"1 :" dir"c'nr OF the pcpp.v,,."n,
h'l.foad COMPANY. Ming the vacancy rrn'
a,ed by IN" resignation last ApriI OF pr,
oval Roberts Jr. Va CT
no banh"fa Trust Company has h.or
HpPoihtrh registrar Of tho first pr.g.rrod
,' OF IN" Bhhkers' Economic Service,
ralph Van V"chtnn. Incorporation, OF
u On, 'h"n,hl ana Commercial National
hAhh. ht hicaKo. hne been clerted a d.
f"ct"r 81 IN" hdFnncn Rnmrly Company
The National Bunk Of Commerce ba,
oN"h hpp"iht"d registrar Of the Preferred
phny, Kenosha, WIZ ~''"