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Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-10
Kansas Governor Takes Rap at Board of Trade
 For Hanmering Prices

HARPER, Kan. Oct. - Cover nor Allen in an address here de- nounQed what he termed the tactics of the Chicago board of trade Tn hammering down the price of whea, and announced that he had made a request of President Wilson that he investigate the board Of trade with view of preventing such tactics.
 He said he has asked the presi- dent 10 lay an embargo on Canadian wHeHi.
 The Kansas farmer mas been the victim of gigantic steal" said Gov ernOr Allen. "The export conditions do not warrant such decreases in the wheat price as have taken place in the last few days. This practice of manipulating the market for the benefit of wheat gamblers must be stopped. The president has power under the law to close the board of trade if unfair methods are being used and he should use that power immediately"
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-10
CARD OF THANKS

We. tn Undersigned, wish ;o eX press our thanks and appreciation oi the kindness ard consideration shown toward us by she many friends Of Os car Gilman iE the Warren District, ili our bereavement and sorrow over his death, and for the many tokens of re- membrance received at the time Of his funeral.
 Mrs Oscar Gilman and Children; E. J. Gilman, MT. and Mrs. L. '. Gil- and Mrs. George Gilman. MT. and Mrs. Guy Gilman, MT. and Mrs. O. Stewart
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-10
Senator Thomas Says Both Major Parties
 Are "C.amouflaei einp'

CONTINUED FEOM PAGE ONE) the wisdom whereof is vindicat- cd by the experience of more than a century;
 Because it commits the Unit ed States to direct participation in the political, religious, racial and geographical differences and controversies present and future between nations, races and crceds the world over; and 10 sUch action. regarding them as it's ecIrcil may determine;
 Because it obliterates the Monroe Doctrine notwithstand- Ing the reservation of Article 21."
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-10

The auto repairing class of the Hi-i night school, under the leader ship Of Mir. McLennon. started with the brightest Of prospects at the or ganiZatiOn meeting held Monday night. Twenty-four men signed up for the night classes and as many more for the day classes.
 Classes will be held every after neon from 1:30 to 4:30 o'clock and every evening from 6:30 10 9:0O o'clock
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-10
High Voltage Wire Blots
 Out Life of Phoenix Man

GLENDALE. Ariz., Oct. 9.-M. J. Touhey. a telephone linesman. was while stringing a telephone line about mile east of Peoria when he came in contact with a high voltage wire carrying approximately 45,OOO volts. His clothing famed and his body. badly burned. dropped from the pole 10 the ground.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-10
INF FLUENZA AN ] WAR HAD EFFECT
 IN 1920 CENSUS

WASHINGTON. Oct. ,. - The 1920 population of continental United States was announced today by the census bureau as O5,6S3, los. This was an increase of 13,7IO,S42. or 149 per cent since 1910.
 Todays total does not include the population of outlying possessions which will be announced as soon as the figures fos Alaska and the mili- tary and naval services abroad are tG6ulated l. is estimated, however that these possessions have 12,250. 900 inhabitants, so the total number Of people living under the American flag is in round numbers 11S,O0O, 900.
 Not Up to Standard
 The figures for continental United States compare with 91,972,266 ten years ago and 75.99l.575, twenty years ago. The increase for the last de. oade however, fell 2,266,S45 Or G.1 per cent below that of the preceding de- cade
 Director Rogers of the census bu- re2u, in a foymel statement. attribut- cd this reduction to the almost conr plete stoppage O. tnmigration dlying the war ar increase in emigration during the sane period, deaths in the influenza epidemie of 191T1S and war casualties.
 PecPc Going to Cities
 The statement noted that the trend of population from the country to the cities had been greatly accen- tuated since 1910. For the first time in the country's history, it is said, more than half the entire population was living in urban localities.
 This situation was clearly reflected in the figures as to farms in the coun try which also were made public to- day. These placed the total of farms at 6,459.99S, an increase of only 9S, 496 or 1.5 per cent in ten years as against an increase of 624,120 or 10.9 per cent during the decade ended in 1910.
 Many Revised Figures
 Mir. Rogers stated that while today's figures were preliminary and subject to revision, the final official popula- tion as transmitted to congress in De cember for appointment purposes was not likely to be greatly difficult.
 Revised figures for number of cities and counties are yet to be an nounced, but the main work of the 1920 census is completed after nine months Of labor.
 Last Figures Made Public
 Populations of the last two states in the 1920 census, made public to- night show Minnesota to have moved into 17th piece, passing Tennessee and Alabama with a population of g. 3S6,371. Nebraska, with a li-Julat-r? 0f 1,295,502. an increase Of 1"2.2SS &I ST per cent, falls into S1st place. Washington and Connecticut having passed it in the 1920 census.
 Iowa's population, announced today as 2,403,630. an increase of 17S,S59 or per cent, more than makes up for the decrease shown for the state in the thirteenth census. It fell below North Carolina. which ranged direct ly below 1t in 1910.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-10
MEXICAN BURIED ALIVE

A Mexican miner was caught by falling ground at an early hour this morning and buried alive on the Van Horn lease, opposite the HoIbrook shaft. The body had not been recovered at an early hour this morning, and the name of the buried man was not known.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-10

CHICAGO. - Officials nere are in-
 yestigating the death by gas poison ing of Ernst Ewald Steinhouse's first
 wife. Clare Pteffer Steinhouse (bot- toin), and authorities at Tampa, Fla, are holding Steinhouse Icenier) pend ing an investigation Of the death of his second wife, Alvina GrotefeId Steinhouse (top). The first wife was found dead in a room with gas jets open in 1917 and at Shat time a cor oner's jury gave a verdict of suicide. Steinhouse married again, requesting that the marriage be kept secret. The couple went to Tampa, taking Her. bert Steinhouse, 15-year-old son of Steinhouse, with them. The woman's body. clad in a nightgown. was found in a deserted bayou.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-10

Felt Linoleum, SIPS, .. Print Lincleum, $l.75,
 Inland Llnoleum, $2.50 Inland Linoleum, $4.50 Congoleum Rugs. 6x9,
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-10

9xl2 Administer Rugs, $70.00. 9xi2 Wilton, genuine, Rugs, $lI 9xl2 Fibre and Wool Rugs, $22.
 8xI0De Lux Rugs, 5000 for .. 6x9 De Lux Rugs, $22.50, for .-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-26

espejo puesto de plano sobre e. man
tel. Otros arTeglos Sc reducen a Ia
simple 'corbeille" puesta en- medic, pero
de cortas 6i1nensiones cuando Ia mesa
es larga- En- este case Sc aSregan otros
dos ramilletes en- los extremes de Ia
Mesa
Algunas casas han adoptado sencilla
mente Ia manera de decorar Ia mesa
con ayuda de algunas flores, puestas al
descuido sobre eI mantel. Para que sea
graciosa esta disposition. requiere
cierto Custo.
Procuraos en- "a tienda de flores ar
t~ificales, o tambien con 4 florista,
uno de esos pequehos armazones de
bandit argentados que representa- un
minQsculo casco de nayfo. En- medic
c~olocarais un vaso de CRYSTAL bastante
alto, en- el que pondreis algunas ro-
sas de tonos variados. Entire esas ro-
sas dispondrSis algunas de
yeroas musgosas, o 81 no poseeis otra
cosas = Ia mano, algunas hojas de ele-
cho.
En- las dos ex~tremidades pordreis un
fa5rero, en- el cual habra solamente aigu
mas flores cuya aitura no debera pasar
de Ia mitad del ramillete central. Por
G:ttmo, para unir esos dos ramilletes
con ell grupo de en- medic, ~llenareis el
casco del navfo cor algrnas ramas de
e~sparragos = algunas flores tendidas
a 10 largo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-26

Senana de terrcrismo ha sido Ia que
ACADIA de pasar para Irlanda- Sinfe-
nianos Y soldados :ngleses han rival
zado en- esq obra ~salvaie. por 10 81
Gobierno inglss ha eHpedido un mani
fiesto indicando que estA d~ispuesto a
poner fin a los desordenes en- Irlanda-
castigando sacramento a sus autoreS,
VI sean irlandeses o ingleses.
La semana que ACADIA de pasar no ma
habido I'M solo dfa IN que no haya habi
do un des6rden en- Ia Verde Erin
FL domingo hubo combateS entire sin
fenianos Y policias m~ilitares en- Or-
bin Y en- sus alderredoreS.
FL lunes fue saqueado Ell pueblo de
BaIbrisgan = dos civiles fueron muer-
tos.
FL martes fue muerto IN hombre que
Sc dice era espfa ~sinfeniano.
FL microbes hubo violentos encuen-
tros entire p~oiictas Y c~iviles, en tres
distintos iugares. resultando rnuertas
diez personals. Muchas fueron
d~estrufdas csc nisno dfa por 81 fuego.
Y asf sucesivamente en- distintos lu-
cares de Ia Verde Erin no ha habido
oaz : sosieso durante Ia semana pasa-
da.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-26

Ger o~stentaci0n de vajillas finfsimas, 81
no ~solanente buen gusto, algo imprevis
10 Y original, ESQ que NJ sc sabe que
es y que regocija e. alma desde el pr
mer momento y hace subir a los labios
palabras de amistad y de sincere elogio.
a decoration de las meSas en- la ciu-
dad, conServa siempre I'm Sello I'm po-
60 ~ceremonioso, que Sc deba abandonar
Cuando Sc eSta en- cl campo, como 10
sabemos hacer con nuestras costum-
bres y nuestras preocupacioneS.
En- Paris. V en- TODD los grandes cen
tros m~undiales. e. lujo Sc muestra en-
manteles V servilletas, el servicio de
mesa propiamente dicho. Ia argenterfa
V los cristaleS. Los "chemiS de table,
conocidos hoy en- todo ell mundc, sc
usap a~Gornados de mil MOODS. Su for
ma es caprichoSa. redonda, cuadrada
o bien ovalada; pero siempre en- proper
ciGn con la mesa q cuhren. Los mantle
les que he visto ultimamente eran de
tela de batista o de genera muy fino,
con adorno de ma punta a otra y cor
tados por entred6s de e~ncajes en- diver
a bordados en- TODD el rede-
dor. Ligeramente. apenas visible Sc
veia I'm hilito dorado en- los p~rincipales
contornos de los entredos. Era de apa-
riencia suntuosa Y. sin embargo, mTy
facil y po2o costoso para ejecutarse en-
casa. Agregars que este mantel tenfa
abato ina tela de seda de color azure.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-26

Como nos 10 temfanos Ia a~gitaci6n
a~narquista o sovietista en- Italia va en-
aumento. Sc crey6 por IN momento, a
principles de aSta seruana. que Ia agi-
taci6n habta sido dominada por haber
admitido los propietarios de fahricas
ell que los obreros tuvieran participa-
ciSn. por medic de sus representatives,
en- IA direction de las fabricaS. Atm al
gunas de sstas fueron devueitas a su.
p~ropietarios, Pero de I'm momento a
otro Sc recrudeci6 Ia actividad anar-
Quista Y TODD qued6 peor que antes,
puesto que va ha habido ~encuentros,
aunQue de poca inportancia. entire o.
breros Y ~policfas, 4 pesar de que el
sobierno italiano quiere mantenerse
neutral en- IA contienda.
Quiza en- otras circumstances e. ha-
Der dejado a los obreros en- entera Ii
bertad para organiZar el trabajo como
mejor quisieran. habrta sido benficio,
pues serviria para exhioir Ell error So
cialista al ponerse de manifesto que los
obreos eran incapaces de organizar el
trabajo Y de mover las fabricas al
no contar con capital nj con materials
DL lIiAdS. -1Ut4A4NLS, /" 49, 49,
obreros pudieran permanecer mucho
tempo unidos. sin Que estallaSen divi-
stones entire clos mismos y Ia famoSa
solidaridad del proletariado hubiere
| ouedado reducida a una bella palabra-
TODD este habrfa sido en- otras condicio
nes una Iecci6n objetiva del comunis-
mo.
Pero en- los actuales tiempos de agi-
taci6n dejar a los obreros manos Ii
bres es altamente imprudente. FL go
bierno italiano sera ell primero que ten
ga que ~arepentirse de n actitud.
Ahora los obreros tratan de apoderar
Sc de las iglesias. p~retextando que no
hay casas en- Roma. FL primer intento
ha sido rechazado. pero va Sc habla de
que Sc repetiran los asaltos a las igle-
sias, 10 cual puede originar graves de-
S6rdenes.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-26

IA les msentes en- que eserietaos
estas lineas al alealds de Cork, Lord
Marswinnef, 30 halla en- el eaaseata
y eaatre da de su prolsagado eyuno'
La aseiiidad se aeentas ma y mas a
eaaa saeaaente en- Ell saart!r do II eausa
de Irianda Llere. pero adm no hay seaa'
lea eviaentes lie IN fin proSsmo, aua-
que cate pueas presontsrse do un mo-
mente a ptrp,
FL ilustre p~risseaero de BriSton so
essa seiaRde marlg De hambro como
una erptesta contra gu apprehension ;
contra Ia tiraaia de Inglatcrra que tan
sea sszlos Ia peSada sohre Grlanda.
La sansru y los mart!rios do todas
la vfu,imas Que InElaterra Ia sacrift-
eaae en- lclanda dehen claraar como los
mar,irea del ArocalIpsist preguntaa-
do al E..crno cuando llega IN bora de Ia
tustscla- Y Qat=a tamhien Sc les comes
to quo dehen ~aguardar alg0n tempo
mas, hasta que SO complete 81 hume
no de los m3rtires que deeen mortT por
aauela cauSa. Y entire tanto Sc d. a
; innameras vfctimas Ia vestidura
blanca do IL leyenda de Il veneracion
popular.
Que las autoridades inglesas temen
trasternos a c~onSecuencia de Ia muerte
de Lord MacSwinney 10 revelan las
prcocupaciones cada dfa mayores. que
SO tonan en- los alrededores de Ia prt-
sion de Rrixton. La guardia Sc aurnenta
a cada paSo y Ia policfa redobla "a Vi
Silancia.
No es s6lo lord MacSw!nney el que
esta sutriendo horrible martirio. Su es-
poSa. su hermana y dem&s miembros
de II {amilia del r23rtir suf-en tam
bier horriblemente y con IN he-oisnno
sonrehumano no procuran o u carl
nos veneer Ia resitenc:a de su uUstre
deudo,
Terrence MacSwinney, ha dcho Ia
esposa del mArtir diriCiandoSe en- IN
telegrama = los incontables a~1ner:canos,
de- origen irland4s que 10 han dirtgtdo
m~ersajes de adhesion y a Is vez de
protesta contra el gobierno britannica
no Sc sacrifica por una proteSta psrSo-
nal. sino porQue comprende que q es
81 simbolo de Irianda y por el gran
principle de Ia !ibertad Irlandesa esta
sacrificando su vida Nosotros, que su-
fr;nos juntamente con 81, viendo como
su vida juvenil y,llena de e-Speranzas,
va abandonar@lo lentamsnte su cuer-
DO, estamos igualmente diSpuestos a
aceptar nueStro gran Sufrimiento =
nueStra pena por Ia libertad de Ia pa
tria que tanto amamos-
La politca Dc Lloyd George que
siempre Ia obtenido ~ventajas en- las
grandes c uestiones internacionales, fra
case al ~intentar tratar con MacSWln-
ney. lie ofreci6 n Iibertad siempre que
garantizase que no serian muertos mas
policias ingleses en- Irlanda Y el he
r6ico p~risionero le contest6: "Si ell GO
hierno ingles sabe que Sc cometen tales
asesinatos ipor que no captura a los
responsableS de clos?
Las consecuencias de Ia muerte de
MacSwinney ser4n i~ncalcuiables. Out
"a ella apresure Ia hbertad de IrlRn-
da. Porque debe tenerse 81 cuenta que
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-26

Como cru do esperarse del buen Jul
clio do los m!embros del Parlamento
frances el primer M!uist1o, Alexandra
Milleraad h. sido e!ecto undecimo Pre-
sidente de Ia tercera rep0blica-
Es n. Mtllerand IN hombre que Sc
halla en- IS plentiful del vigor Intellectual
un hombre maduro, pues cuenta sesen-
ia y IN anos de edad y tiene una gran
experiencia en- los negocios pGblicos.
Empez3 So carrera polftica como mien
bro Gel Congreso IN 1885. Cuatro amos
despues entro en- Ell Ministerio que pre-
sidfa Waldeck-Rouseau, encargandose
de Ia cartera de Concrete. Desempeh6
en- Epocas posteriores otras varias car
teras = fue Ministro de Obras p0blicas
en- 1909, en- e. Gabinete de BRAND. y
en- 81 de Poincare fus Ministro de Ia
Guerra en- 1872 y continue con el misno
caracter en- Ell Gabinete de Viviani.
cargo que deSempehaba cuando esta-
10 Ia gran guerra e. 1914. hasta Occu
brs dc 1915 en- que r%enunci6 dicho Mi
nistro.
Sc re, POI 10 anterior, que 81 nuevo
Mandatario Supreme de n CO.
noce p~erSectamente toda "a maquinaria
gubernativa de 81 pats.
La porrtica que desarrono como suce-
sor de Clemenceau. despues de In que
IRA "a SrmeZa con que Ia defend!do
los derechos de Francis, aGn contra
las pretensiones de Inglaterra- su ener
gfa al negarse q tratar con el Soviet ~
so. Ia habil;dad o que supo sorts}r
las dificultades que Sc presentaron en-
mayo ultimo en- que Sc vic Francia a
meaazada de una huelga general y ca
da uro de sus actos s~osteniendo las re-
cLamaciones f~rancesas. han hecho de 81
una figura exceptional en- Ia polftica
francesa Y aGn en- IA mundial. por 10
que era 81 indicado para suceder a VI.
Deschanel. a quien n fatalidad obligo
a renunciar Ia primera Magistratura
FRANCESCA.
En- los principos de su carrera polfti-
ca ". Nillerand figur5 entire los ra-
dicaleS Socialistas y preSent6 al Congre
so varios proyectos para mejoramiento
de las classes tr~abajadoras. La edad. el
estudio Y Il e1periencia le hicieron car
de nan a los delirios socialists, que
dando solamente IN a~pasionado defen-
sor del pueblo. Ese cambio en- u ideas
honra al nuevo PreSidente Y demuestra
que Sc halal capacitado, quiza mejor
que ninguno otro en- Francia, para re-
solver Ia question social.
Es pues de Greer que bajo SUI gobier-
no Francia sea p~r6spera y feliz.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-26
TITLES CONSOLES

AunGue IA elegancia de las mesas
TIenas de rosa esta siempre de moda =
Sc ha cambiado Ell modo de disponer
los adoroos &c flores.
Tan pronto son ~innumerables COM
posiciones como arreglos constitufdos
por motives" que Sc reflejan en- Ut
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-26
REYISTA DE la SEMANA
al g~sTUPENDo AYuNo DE MAC.
sWlNgY-NuEvo PREsiOENTE
Dc FRANciA-lA AGlTAclON
soclAllsTA EN- iTALlA-EL
TEaRORlSMO EN- lRLaNDA

IA Verde Erin !ucha por So enanctpa-
ci3n On los momentNs en- que ACADIA
una guerra quo SO dice Sc emprendio
para Ia libertad de los pueblos.
2 u opinion nundial pesa nuchoi
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-26

Para libros en- e~spahoI, diriiase US
ted a la Casa Editorial Lo=ano. 11s
N. Sta. Rosa. Ave.. San Antonio, Tex.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-26

Saber dar IN aspecto allegro a una
mesa, es Ell secreto de toda buena m
de casa. Para este no Sc necesita ha-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-26

Por sus
ETIQUETAS los
conocera listed 90.
|0NIE mujer secretamente no anhela poser I'm traje con la
|u|oL etiqueta de I'm famoso modesto?
Aunqus la %stiqueta Sc encuentra fjada en- I'm lugar POGO conspi,
QUO, acusa Ia maestria del que hizo el traje.
Las muj eres ~eegantes saben que la prominencia alcanzada por
los modStos de fama, radica en- eI buen gusto, al mHmo tempo
que en- la originaEdad de la inspiration del artSta.
Ligue Ell genio con e. buen gusto y la competencia, y Ell resulta-
do no podra ser meior en- la confeccion de I'm vestido.
LA CASA f BLUM ha Sdo escogida felzmente para repre-
sentar marcas tan famosas como MILGRIM, MANGONE, HARRY
COLLINS, EDWARD L MAYER, BELLER y THE MOZART en-
San Antonio.
Los modeIos autantcos de estas casas, en- San Antonio, no pue-
den encontrarse sine en- Ia casa de BLUM.
Y cada modeIo porta Ia etqueta de identification. Cada pieza
Iporta la frma del modesto, en- Ia forma de etqueta.
No es Iegfimo sin ella.
Los precios recientemente red ucidos para Ell OtcFo, anunciados
por Blum, dan I'm nuevo sisnin ado a estas creaciones.
Y I'm nuevo standard es fjado asi, por medic de Ia nueva poll
Ita seguda por BLUM.
GIQNuzzzn2U
(M@~s%% ~@~@s<seH Hd0>~<
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-01-02
! Supreme Court Decisions
From Morton County.

Clarissa Arndt. plaintiff and
respondent VS.. Paul C. Remington
and Charles F. Ellis, defendants and
appellants.
Syllabus: The plaintiff employed
the defendants to make for her a
loan Of $500 on a homestead, and out
Iof the loan to pay expenses, liens, and
claims against the land. Defendants
paid $15S.07 which was not a lien or
legal claim against the land, and
withheld the same from the plaintiff.
Held: That in this case judgment
was justly given against the defend
ants for $15S.07, with interest, and
costs; also, that. defendants having
Paid Judgment in favor Of j. M. Han
ley are entitled to be subrogated as
judgment creditors.
Appeal from the district court of
Morton county; Hon. w. L. Nuessle,
special judge.
Modified and affirmed.
Opinion of the court by Robinson,
j. Bronson, J. concurs specially.
Sullivan & Sullivan, Mandan attor-
neys for appellants.
Nucholst e. Kelsch, Mandan. attOr-
neys for respondent.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-01-02
American Section OF
German Red Cross Is
Given Fund For Work

Berlin. Thursday, Jan. THE
American section OF German Red
Cross is the recipient Of l. check for
100000 marks donated by relief
committees in the United States for
tubercular and undernourished Ger
man children. More than two thou
sand OF these children will thus be
able to go to sections where climatic
and food conditions promise them
health.
Only the advanced cases Of rjuye-
nile tuberculosis will be transferred
to Switzerland as the German Red
Cross is compelled to proceed with
the greatest economy in the distribu-
ton Of funds. The present rate Of
exchange places Switzerland beyond
the reach of all but the most urgent
cases.
HERBERT Hoover's plan to co-ordi-
nate American food, relief so far as
it concerns the transfer of personal
donations from Americans to Ger
mans is hailed here with enthusiasm
as it is believed it will terminate
abuses resulting from indiscriminate
shipment through American forward
ing agents. :
1T is said that most packages arriv-
ing in this way not only arrive in
poor condition, but that the quality
Of the contents indicates. the, mini
mum amount of attention is given
the selection: Of food. the manner Of
packing and, the method of shipment.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-01-02
DULUTH GRAIN.

Duluth, Mimi, Jan. GOOD trad
ing developed in today's market in
May faxseed and it's quotation vas
advanced. The other futures were
neglected. Country demand was re-
ported and crushers were also in the
market. January closed 1c of at 4.6s
asked; February 1c off at. 4.63 asked;
New May at 4.50 asked. high $50.
low Sac; old May sc up at 4.5O ask
ed: high $50, low 4.46.
$50 1-S and May 1 3-8 up at 1870
Is. Oats closed So up at SAC SO for
spot. Barley closed unchanged al 1925
q f.52 for spot. Closing: ~
Wheat: No. 1, northern track go
@2.95; No. . northern 2.S5 a go;
No. ) northern 2.s0@2.s5: No. 1 am
her durum on track 2.24 1-2@2.35:
No. 2 amber durum o.21 LAP 2.32;
No, ! mixed durum on track 2.1s la
20 2.32i No. 2 mixed durum 2.16 IL
@2.3O: No. 1 drum on track 1922
lao $50; No, 2 durum 2.15 lag
2.25.
Linseed, track. 4.ssm411: arrive
4.GS; January 4.SS asked; February
4.63 asked; new May 4.50. asked; ole
May 4.50sasked. z
Oats on track 1906; arrive $40
Rye on track and arrive and May
1.S0 1-S.
Barley on track 1.25@1.5a
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-01-02
BERGER WILL NOT
BE ALLOWED TO
DELIVER SPEECH

Providence, r. II. Jan. .2.-victor
I. Berger, who postponed an engage
ment to speak here saturday night
with the understanding that he
would speak in the city at a later
date, will not be allowed to make a
public address here, according to q
decision announced today by Walter
A. Presby, chairman of the police
commission.
After conferences with Mayor
Gamer and the city solicitor on a pro-
test filed by Providence post of the
American Legion. the commission is
sued a statement reviewing BergeFs
him to make an address in public
here would permit him to further as
sail American institutions, \ besides
endangering the public peace"