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The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1920-07-16
LOCAL BARRIERS
BOSSES
Continue to Purchase Sup
plies FROM Unfair Com
pany

The delegates of the Metal Polish
ers Union to Trades Council were
wrathfully indignant at the meeting
of Trades Council Tuesday night, and
rightfully so. The Koken Company,
of Chicago, manufacturer of BARRIERS
supplies, are unfair to the Metal
Polishers' organization This has
been reported and made known to
every barber in the city with the re-
quest that they abstain from purchas-
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1920-07-16
Fewer PROFIT. SHARING Schemes.

Proft-sharing and labor co-partner-
ship development is not on the in
crease in the United Kingdom, accord
Ing to a report issued by the ministry
of labor, which says that 1872 such en-
terprises involving 243,O00 employees
were In existence last October as COM
pared with $50 which had been started
since 1865.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1920-07-16
Irae Federal Wage Increase.

A resolution requesting the navy
department to grant 40 per cent
wage increase for clerical, drafting,
inspection, watch, stockroom and mes
senger forces was adopted at the clos
ing session Of the tenth annual conven-
tion of the National Association OF
United States Civir Service Employees.
Depew Urges New Union.
A middle-class union Of men and
women was urged by Chauncey NJ. De-
pew at New York, as a solution
of the present labor unrest. He said
he had been dealing with unions all
his life and believed in them so long
as they come down to fair. square,
man-to-man talk, but that no class
should be allowed to prevent the
movements Of another.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1920-07-16
GENERAL LABOR NEWS

New York has more than $4,000 or
ganlzed fur workers.
Weaving mills in India turned out
in 1919 goods to the value of more
than 100000.
Rock Island arsenal will lay off 750
men week until the peace time basis
of $500 men is reached. This will oc-
cur about June 30.
Basket workers in New York have
succeeded In having their wages raised
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1920-07-16
ing goods of this company.

ing goods OF TINS company.
However, SO the delegates report,
this request is being ignored by sew
eral Of the local barber bosses who
THINK" they are secretly buying
the unfair goods. The delegates were
instructed to get the goods on these
wise (?) guys and report back when
somebody is going to be made an ex-
ample Of. Organized labor is going
to sit down on some one, and when it
does it is going to sit SO hard that
some one will be a long time recover
ing.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1920-07-16

: BUY A BUILDING BOND
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1920-07-16

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The Washington times., 1920-01-19
HOWARD & HINES
incorporated
73A 18th Street N. W.
Main 730-731-732.

A Homeseeker's Opportunity.
On Quebec ST.; rooms and bath
hot water heat. electric lights. giassed-
sro. r .lssp!os ,ssos ssonaDs gsssn rsRr2St ssf
Why Pay Rent? You May Just as
Well Be Paying Off on This House.
Cambridge St, near 3oth; 3-story brick.
rooms and bath. hot-water heat; thor
oughly modern and in excellent condi-
ton. Price, $500. Reasonable trema
If You Are Looking for Something
That You Can Sell at Profit,
This Is 1t.
Corner house on 18th St, rooms ana
bath; modern in every respect; room Tor
a double garage. Price. $lo.6oo. Rea-
sonable terms.
This Is What You Have Been
Looking For.
Rock Creek Church road, at the corner
Of Taylor ST.: rooms and bath, hot
water heat, electric light: built-in garage.
Price, $s,75o. Reasonable terms.
ERNEST HALL COOLIDGE CO.,
816-819 Evans bldg,
New York ave.
Main 3482-3483.
I1Is.2s
The Washington times., 1920-01-19
HOUSES FOR SALE.

lexington, near End and r SITS; n E
Lotfs p. sHoEMXKER,
1to7 New York ave. N. w. Main llss.
psf. N. w, west of sth-A very desir-
able two-story brick house OF rooms.
bath, furnace. gas, side light and alley
also rear alley; occupied by owner. who is
leaving city; will give quick possession.
Price reduced to $3.50. Moderate terms.
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER.
1907 New York ave. N. w. Main 1855
o st.. near sth N. w.-Frame dwelling,
fine lot, 0 rooms. bath electricity and gas.
This Is home-like place, with large lawn
and plenty OF back ground; tho house In
will give prompt possession. Price, 5000.
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER.
1907 New York ave. n. w. Main 1885,
On a boulevard near city-Convenicnt to
steam and electric cars; modern bungalow
type house OF rooms. bath. furnace. cleo
ample closets. screens. etc. and large lot.
House is available for immediate occu-
had q leave The city. Price. 5000. Any
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER,
1907 New York ave. N. w. Main 11ss.
Washington Heishts-convenient to both
car lines; Handsome house Of 10 rooms.
probably as good value ps IL to be found
in the city at the price. 81, 500
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER,
1907 New York ave. N. w. Main 11ss
g st. N. W., near New Hampshire ave-
Dienified house Of brick and brown stone,
farsse fras hsa sEs
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER.
1907 New York ave. N. w. Main 11e6.
10th st. N. W.. near M-Two frame
houses on lot s5sxs2. to good. alley; rented
at $3.50 per month. Price, 5000 cash.
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER. -
14o7 New York ave- N. w. Main 11es.
3rd Ut. g. E.. near 0-Attrsctive 7-room
dwelling, with bath and furnace Price,
$4,7s0. Moderate terms.
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER,
1897 New YORK ave. N. w. Main 1855.
The Washington times., 1920-01-19
Ga.EszHaSz
FOR SAlE-HOUSES
THIS is THE TIME
HERE is THE PLACE

This 10 IhE IlmE
HERE is THE PLACE
PETwORTH NEAR SOLDIERS
HOME-y5,500.
A two-story brick 8 rooms. bath;
room for garages small cash payment.
DOWNTOWN sECTION-S5,5O0.
rooms and bath; brick; large yard
sarassI reasonable terms.
IN THE NORTHEAST-$6, 900.
rooms and bath; h.-w. h electricity
yard and room for q garage; school
within one bloekI terms.
NEAR IOWA CIRCLE-$6,2 ,260..
An exceptional opportunity red
brick; IL rooms and bath; two-story
garage; easy terma
IN BEAUTIFUL MT. PLEASANT
... $6,25O,
West, Of itth street Z room. = ana
colonial front porchi terms.
NORTHWEST-$7, 500.
nne home in a good northwest
neighborhood 6 rooms aud bath; well
heated; electricity newly papered and
painted: vacant.
BLOOMINGDALE-$7, 500.
stone and brick home; 8 rooms ana
bath; terms and possession.
1 BLOCK FROM EAST CAPITOL
$500
Fine iee.sion; Psw p, n1me na ;,.str,sIt1: 5S9m:
NEAR EDGEMOOR-S7,S0O.
ana s'tSttg Ssts new M fuHfa'SS sr.Sie. pSssS 1Ss7
Suiit-in garage
MT. PI E.SANT-ss,500.
s-story brtcl 10 rooms. / bath; h. ".
h. electricity: see this home before
you buy.
NEAR 18TH STREET
AND COLUMBIA ROADS,, 900.
a-story brick; 2 rooms. steam heat;
possession and terms.
NEAR WARDMAN PARK HOTEL
$1,000.
Good looking tapestry brick, hard
wood trimmings; 10 rooms and bath;
h. W. h.. electricity; easy terms
HOWARD & HINES
incorporated
73A 18th Street N. w.
Main 730-731-732.
The Washington times., 1920-01-19
FOR SALE-AUT0M0BILES

CHEVROLET, Isisj model ssoi ss good
as new ,.'.. ..s,-.ss go 80 s'ssss sNnVV
Buick model RAJ; Al condit ion.... 700
Chevrolet baby grand, 1915, ntst-class
running condition; sacrihco.,...... 900
McCurdy Bros osrage S73o Ga ave.
II
The Washington times., 1920-01-19

NEAR WARDMAN PARK HOTEL
$1,000.
Good looking tapestry brick, hard
wood trimmings; 10 rooms and bath;
h. W. h., electricity; easy terms
The Washington times., 1920-01-19

MORSE ST. N T.. is31-six rooms and
bath $4,000. Terma
bath $4,000. Terms.
10th ST. 8. E.. lo-s rooms (colored).
q ST. 8. r., Ills rooms tframe): o. m.
l.: large lot; $500.
q. m. L.: $500. Terms.
FLORIDA AVE. N. E., N-Six rooms and
bath; 1900. Terms.
MINNESOTA AVE. 1Sss-six rooms and
bath: $3.50. Terms.
J. c. BROWN. Attorney.
f11 6th 81. N. w. Main 1851.
tal5-tf
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-04-22
far111i11g

Suite st. NidloIns Dem 2ebrer So
Iepb @orte freie Mobnl1ng Deriddf,
uare linen Die .gntt6uldung en-
part qebIieben Ser &onfraff mare
nidt riidgdngig geIfnd1t moroel1. MtaH
tuolte aber nur $11O ben Monat BE-
saben, u1o "a Der obn beoellteno
aeIfiegen fonrte BON eislem &on-
trofteinbalten obne reie 8obn1tng
feline Neoe fem.
sSrau matb. gbe11s erfrnnffe Iehte
@odR pI0iBlidL lit aber nieber al1f
benz @ege Der Bereiung.
Mm Counting mnre11 BON soie
Barf bier 5l1m ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 8e
ter gbens, 8eorg 5tm uro 5imon
Moger,er nit Dren 5auntIiien.
Seinrih &oborif Dot fem oltes Nu-
.ti1nobiI ben SdtDiegerfobn Gb. 9age-
meier BON ct. Soiepb perfauft uno
lid elm neues 9berln1fb ougeIdafH.
gbenfans It Nid. Riebnng Settler
zines nel1en u5tuoebafer1 getuoroen..
5rnna utebf ur6 Sran Don ct.
giifolns narrn 5onntagsgdHe Der
bier mobnenben Snr1iiliie SEQ gloms.
Sri. &lara 2ueffen meIde ii Dntd-
bile, ISIS. as &rarfenphegerin Mn=
TELLING bnt tDeiH bier BEL ben 81
tern at Befrh.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-04-22
air6li9e
Na6ri6Ieu
Cine 1tarfe gertretllna Der

Cine lfarfe gertretllna Der Il
5~olDinqforb BON bodIn. Germ Y
5deuer paitorierten MariensGe-
meiroe botte a1fangs Iester Isolde
beim hodsD'fe Germ 8iidof gnld
iii ct. CLOUD Muoier5. IN melber lie
fidl einen ~reiioierenoen RrieIter ir
MIR beiaate Ben1eiilno1e erbaten. 9odip.
Serr Sdener beriiebt gegemDdrtig
nebIf ser @emeinoe III 9olbingforo
Die Nadybarsgemein0e III Arbm. Ser
9berbirte beriprad, Dem Wunide Der
Seloingf1sD gemeinoe at m%iafabren,
pbaID iid Elm 8rieIfer iur 0ie ar
ban Bemeinoe gefunoen babe.
Sn Ser bonn hod}p. Germ Me.
Gonnop III Slice paItorierten ct. Ma=
rien 8emei11oe 1T EN- 5ruiien Wif
Iionsperein gegrmnoet noroen, tpelder
III ei1rer am borlesfen 5onnfag abge=
baItenen gerfnn1n1lnrg folgenbe Be
amten erIpdbH SpdJn. 5err 0onraDt
geifIider 5iibrer 5rau s. Sud, 8srd=
3Iioentin grau S. q. Sbeilen, 8ice
prdiioentin SRI. gerba arenner,
ighasmeiIterin, SRI. MmeIia GaD
ffomssfh 5efretdrim 5rau 8. g5oH-
tpalo, geiiiIidJe 2eiterin; IN ben Gaf
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-04-22
Der f1enc G~anccspatcr.

Mm 5finfften Wdir5 bieies geiegneten
Sabres erbieI Der 8erliner &orre-
ponoem Der Nen gorf Morlb BON
ieiner 3eitung per @abeI Mnpeiiung,
on 2enin gu felegnnpbieren u1o i'm
Inn feline Mniidt Iber Die 33nfunH
&un1tnntinppels GIT bitten. Ms er
ben Muftrag a~usfuibren nno id 5u
oiefem 3nede nit ben 0e11tldhen Sc
Iegrnpbe1beb0roen III 8erbin0ung -
ben moah, muroe ibm beoeutet, bob
fie a1lBerIfanoe ieieI1, bag Selegramm
5u beff0roern ct mogee iih on Die in-
teraaiierte CHARACTERIZATION ner1-
ben.
Gas 1T cine Der Rommiiiinnen Die
Die M1ierten nod Berlin gei6idt bn-
ben, 6annit ne Dariber maiden, baB
Die Deufiden nidfs g6fes Inn. IS
gibt Diele &onmifionen bieier Nrt IN
gerlin. sie oIim BEN arn1en
9eutfdIanb elm &eioengeIo benin bic.
Wgafitgliieoer ner6en Fit oie 4rben, Die
lie meiifens nidf ttun, fiirfflid beaabH.
Mu6 ii Dem DorIiegenoen 5nIe
befunoeR Ste &ommiiIion r1ur GERM
ge Mrbeifslnft. 3unddH IieB tie ben
Berfreter Ser MorD hone bier3em
Gage marten n11o nab6em ifie 6aourd
.befur1oef bntte, baB lie es nit Der CT
leoiaurg zines Mnliegens 0es n1Heri-
fanifden Sour11nlHiter1 gnr nibf eiIig
bnbe, be0eutete Tie linn, DOB iein Selez
granm nibt babe bef0iroerf ner6en
ffo;n11en, neil es nn boIfdeDifiide
8ropaganoa berefbref ge1neien ei.
Die SEEM gorf 8orIo itebff III bent
Nnfe, ih i'm 8eiBen @auie zines
gong beionoeren Mniebeng 5u erffreI-
en- uno 6ieier b%ebor5ugfen 5tenung
fpiiiirboe lfiie ifiidt ganr5 bteiIffiimm nidf err
relten, nenn lie nudb MIR I'M leiieifen
inbireft 8orihnb leiifen. Mber Die
aniierte 4ornmifiion III Berlin Hebt
gang 11r1o gnr nrter brifiiddem GIN
flnB. Mn Drer Spite hebf EN- britt
der MomirnI, httiifdde Mnrineoff.
aiiere erleoigen Die In1fenben Mrbei-
ten, iofpen BON nrbeiten Die Neoe ein
ffonn, nr1o efIide fr~on56TfdHe hnIie-
mide nru6 infaniide MmirdaIe bic
11en aIs DeforationsitHde.
Sir Die nnterorniff1ng Ser Depe-l
fde Beg BerIner 4orrefporoenden Der
8orIo mifien nIio Die gngIdroer
permtDorfIm gernadf merben unb
nod 6iefer Seffifenung befonnrnt bic
Mngelegenbef Elm nefer1tIid ar1oeres
Beii6. Gs 1T ufffenfn1toig, BOB e
.IeoMlib geforgnis megen unferes boz
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-04-22

Eipiro sic 8era1sgebulrg Doa $1,000.
100000 n6tig nader, bob be g
fnmnltnusg1ben Ser @ln1oesregierl11g
ih aaf mgefsdibr s N1illior0en Dbl
Inrs 10 6iefes 6isfaIiabr beInitfen
tperben.
Die Sniipinusgnbel1 BET nerfI0He-
nen 8 Monafe Des 6isfnIiabres mo-
rem: @riegs.D epnrter1em $I,3O1,
605, 900; 9u11oes giienbabngertDaI<s
stnng $776,590,O0O; MarinpsDepar-
Itenlert $621 100000; @difsbeb6rs
81, $433,1O0,OOO unb 3infen fir be
2aroesfduIoen 1864 923, O0O.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-04-22

niro, Derr1og nlebr lngIiid un0
1GIer6 III Derbiiiiten nlseine groBere
81 elmer u~llgeIuiifen 3eit. Molen
Sic nidt nod eirl1nI mitbelffen oab
oiefes Merf berrIid nlsgefabrt tuer-
ben Tam la5ll in0 nebr nls 5fDei-
NAL S. 100000 n5tig1
@ifeg tun ul1o nidt miioe tper0en
fon ur1fere aoiii1g III 6iefer groBen
's83eiit Ieiin. gerloef nIfo reid9Iide Bet
frdge ar tpeiteren 2~iroerling 0er q
grOBen SLOT unfer ben Heirel1, 6elt-
iden ai1oern, All Dag .Mmerienn
Grienbg gerbice Committee 81.
9aDeIftb 5treet, BbiIaoeIpbn, go.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-04-22

IitiIden nn1 mordlilden 9e1les gene
len iIf, Die 6iie{e g11gldroer beranInBt
bat, ur15 on mas Benin uber ben
aonIfanfinopeler Nummel ba1tte la
gen foiSnlren, bor5uentbaIfen. gbenio
soffenfunoig 1T e. bob Die brtiidell
.DHBiere ii poniger uebereiralffim
n111nq NIT oer Winiben Sr. Maaie=
lftaiit, 0es &0511igs @eorgg 0es 5JiHnften
gebnroeH baben dIs iie ben 2efer11
Der WorID 6ie Meossfalier Neuigfeds-
qlleae berftopffen.
SIR finoen es nett BON 81. Meaie-
lIffat, 1aB Ell ioDieI 8eforgnis %u1feret-
negen bef1u1olef, uno mir f00nten urs
bordteaen, bob iiene, ste ben Gag nidt
ertDarten ff0i11nen, 90 bieies 2ano nie-
Ser cine brifiiide RoIonie Diro1 IS
nod pieI netter finoen. 81 mar elmer
Ser gorfnbren or. MnieitMi, George
Ser Drittte, Ser dbnIibe 8eiorgnig be.
f1noete. Ser idrieb ieinen amleriiffaz
lltiden Entertainer nl1d BOZ, mas lie
Ieien mas ie ellen nno mas trim
fen Ionfen. LIMB ne1n elmer einer
NadfoIger beufe ii feline SuBtnpfen
trH uno uber Die Meinbeh unferer
2effttHiire nobt baum onte ieoes fre1e
an1erifaniide Britenber8 0arob nnf-
il1beln Dor @nnfbarfeh 11r1b bor Srei-
Be. gieneidf gen0bnen mir urs aliff
biiefe Meife langiam nieoer baran,
ben 8ritenffoiniig nls nnIeren 2arr6es-
batter 5u betradfen 1l1ro at berebren.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-04-22

mir BE aul1 Sill &c ste einge.
ber1ef1 @eitr1ge % Nro3em mlebr
MabrungsmitteI III Delitihlnl1o Iie-
fern, aIs nuf ar10ere Meie m0gIid
ip1rea neil alf oiefe Meiie fein Gent
iiir gertpdItungs< ODER 5dTfsfoften
aus ben geitrdgen ii 4b8lta for11lt.
nelloe1 ang do al Sie NH
Der Biitte. tpeiter nnd3 Rr6ften al bic
fem Mettuu1gs4perf belfen al tpolen.
lin ben Notleioer1oen iuirfnngsbole
9ilfe 81 Ieiften loaten sic aebens-
mitte utrbeoingf Big 3nm Il. Maoi alf
benz Neg fem. Serr 9ooDer BAT ih
bereit erflart, b bfeI Nnbrungsmit-
tel On ein Moarenbn1is IN Gnnnbnrg
i'm Bornug bina11s5uienoen, de mir
iir Die uebergabe 1erieIben beanbIef1l
fo1tnen 0urb @elber, Die mir Bel ei-
1eer Organization ii Nep yorf oepo
11ieren.
Tim Sic n0tiigen gelfelungen aei-
fig 5u ffoGnrlen, miiffffen mir nIlo ni1en
tDie DieI GeI6 Bis 5ln S1Ii per
ffugbbnr ein miro. gs ninn1nt eftpn
flint Woden I'M 2ebensmfta an Dn
l1nb 5teue 5u baffen. SdneIe Gil
Re be0eufef alto 6oppeHe 9iIfe, nro
cine Heine @obe, Die 6eute ~eingefanof
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-04-22
6utcs tim ni1N nistt fitiiNe
tuerccft.

Sem geriihdt meIden oas Mn1eriear1.
.5fSriienos 5erbiees COMMITTEE am IL.
6ebrunr an Die relrbliiben 8eber
glefa110f Dol, ldBtes Bier eir1en fDeihte-
rem folgen. Sic ettDa aebn Biz 5tp0lI
bunoerf Menidenfreuroe ermogIih-
ten on1nnB ooB aeabrungsm1itfeI I'M
Mert BON $500,Q00 nod Dentihlan6
gefanbt meroen fonnfen. SIN @anr
gen iinb Big lett Fir 2.750,0O0 gum
Gransport berlaoen urD geinnnt NOR
Der, lr0 lit Der gr0Bere Cell bereits
IN DeufidIan0 a1gelnng. Sos lie
brige folgt IN 811oe nad.
ugie 5eno11ng DerteiH id ii EN-
5elnen a11f felgenoe Roften:
81 Ior1l1en 5hmaI5 252 9ounen
&ufao; BIB Eornen MebI, 684
.gornen 3uder sos gor11en Bobnm
S334 Son1en grbfen; $500 &iiften
gpnpornteo Maiil9 993355 Rifen fon-
6eniierte Milh 850Go11nen NNeis.
Sn ben MDnaten MpriI, Mainno
Stunt nirb Dns glenb Ieiinpn 966be-
punH erreiden Dann 1T nobl nn
eiine, @oH gefbe e reidR @rnte au
boffen.
TIMER unferfnbungstperf bn11ert
Bis 5um I. Sui. Dern MIR Biz ba<
BIN on1ern 8orfebr111lgen init GERM
9opDer getroHen mo11nh BEN Cen
.bl1rgen 6es 0eutiben ainoerbiIfs
biienfes FREEZER giienbabn- uno See
transport otpie fofterfloie geriider-|
nng, 5ngefagt ii. 9esbaB f0rrnen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-04-22
G1lorme Mnssaben oer 8an6esregie-
f1t1td.

Bnfbington, 10 9IpriI. Die err
item nei1n MDnate biefes SisfaIinbreg
bot es Sc, O28,176,OO0 gefoffeL oie
Musgnben Ser Bun6esregier1t1g 5lt
beden. ggiis MbInuf oeg 5isfaIiabres
so. SUM merber iiiid] Die Musgn-
ben au Sc, 75O, 100000 beInnfen
oder 5tpei MiIIionen DoIlnrs ieoen
Sag. Sier5u merben nod meifere Be
tDiniigur1ger1 oes Rongreies for1r1ens
u1o Ser a~lgennei1re 5oIoafen-gon1s
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-04-22
Gdueeifitrun TIT @eifru.

aiftIe Rod Arf, 19. apra.
geim shurm, Der am sonntagabeno
i'm noronpgtliiden Mrfanfas ninete,
ino III mebreren Counties ettpn 5tuan-
dig 8erfonen get0fet 1rr16 DieIe nnoe-
re berIetf norben ME nd1 2iffIe
Sod, Mrf., genuel0ef nir0.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-04-22

DaB ii Grnnfreid nber ginfauieno
n1nerifnniide Deierteilre -Tib nn1ber-
treiben, mar ben BlbIiiflm bisBer
11idt befnnnt. @eb6rf III oag RapifeI
aHeinliide ueberrafdungen.1
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-04-22

9urd Serabfeburg Der 5teuern
neriudt Rerifo oer-angemei1en Ecu
eru11g a~bat1beIfen. 5ier meroen tie
INNER boiler geidrauH.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-04-22

Neih., ert1eifs pom Dtefem q ge-
rlarnter Staot nah 81. gloub ge
bradt un0 miro fid3 bier geridtlid,
sm neranttDorten haben.
-sSrau GbriIt. HouIlon meIhe an
lesten 6reitag I'M ct. Rnpbaels 9os-
pital an 8lutnergiftang Itorb. muroe
ann Montagnlorgen mad eineH ii Der
Ratbeorale morgens 8 ubr gebalte-
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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-05-15
WOOD TO ABIDE BY
HAYS LEADERSHIP
WILLIAM PROCTOR AND CHIEFS
ARE WELL PLEASED WITH
RESULTS or PAST WEEK.

Chicago, MARKHAM overwhelming
sentiment for Leonard Woods csndL
dacy has developed In the past week,
according to william G. Proctor, chair
man Of the Leonard Wood national
campaign committee.
Mr.. Procter's statement followed q
long conference with GeAa1al Wood,
Frank Hitchcock, J. J. McGraw, Fred
Stanley. Frederick A. joss, n. X. Wal
pole, and others actively interested
In the Wood campaign.
ut Ia of particular qualification to
all Of us that Mr.. Hitchcock has Joined
our committee" Mr.. Proctor said. II
wnnt to take this occasion to deny
vigorously the rumors which have
been put into circulation, to the ef-
feet that anyone connected with the
Wood campaign will attempt to un-
seat viii Hays as chairman of the
national committee after a presiden-
tial candidate Is chosen by the Repub-
lican party. Every stanch Repub-
lican knows that the party has mnde
great progress under the very able
leadership Of Mr.. Hays, and General
Wood win trust his interests In his
capable hands when he Is nominated"
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-05-15
NOTICE OF STOCK.
HOLDERS MEET
ING

A special meeting Of the stock
holders Of the Cache Valley Duck
club, corporation, will be held ut
its principal place Of business at
Logan CITY. in the county Of Cache.
and state Of Utah. on the Sin day
OF June. 1920, at the hour Of .
o'clock .. M. for the purpose Of
voting upon propagation 10 amend
the articles Of incorporation Of said
corporation to read as follows. That
Article bea mended to read as
follows:
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-05-15
WOOD GAINS IN S. D.

Mitchell. s. D., March w. II.
King, director Of the Leonard Wood
campaign In this state, makes the pre-
d.ction that Leonard Wood will carry
South Dakota by $4,000 to 4O,OO0
votes. Thirty days ago Mr.. King made
the prediction that Leonard Woods
majority here would only he $4,000.
Since then Governor IOwden visited
this state and 1t iASseHerslly admitted
that his cause has been weakened by
his noncommlttal talks.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-05-15
WOOD WINS IN N. H.

Concord, n. H., March The
presidential primary in New Hamp-
shire resulted In the choice of eight
delegates to the Republican conyen-
non pledged to Leonard Wood. The
delegates pledged TO support General
wood are Gov. John Bartlett, Mai
FRANK Knox. Fred W, Estabrook and
c. Gale Shedd.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-05-15
ARTICLE X

The annual meeting of the stock
FOLDERS for the election of officers
and the transaction of such other
business. as may properly come be-
lore the meeting shall be held on the
third Wednesday in January, 1918.
and annually thereafter at the city
of Logan, County Of Cache, State OF
Utah, the hour of the day to be des-
grated and announced by the Sec
!'etary-Treasurer. The persons re-
reiving the majority Of votes of the
stock presented at such meetings
shall be held and declared elected TO
said Offices respectively (providIng a
majority of the outstanding stock Ia
represented each stockholder shall
be entitled to one vote for each
share which he holds and one vote
for each share which he represents
by proxy At any meeting general or
special.
That Article 10 OF the articles of
Incorporation Of said corporation be
amended to read as follows:
ARTICLE XII
Any officer may resign by giving
notice thereof to the board OF dlrec-
tors in writing and any officer may
be removed al any meeting of the
stockholders by a vote OF a major
ity of the stockholders and any va
cancy caused by resignation or re-
moval may be filled by appointment
of the board of directors, until the
next annual meeting of the stock
holders of the corporation
That said articles be amended by
adding a new section or article to
be known as Article Is as follows.
ARTICLE XVI
That the capital stock of this cor
poration may be assessed by the
board of directors at such times and
in such amounts as in the discretion
OF the board may be necessary TO
maintain company property. and to
pay the expenses Of operating and
conducting the business Of said con-
psny. soeh ssssvsnent ssAB be ie-
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-05-15
TENNESSEE FOR WOOD

Nashville, Tenn, March Tho
prediction that the state delegation
from Tennessee nj the Chicago conven-
tion will vote solldly for Leonard
Wood was made by Republican leaders
here following the instructing Of two
delegates from the First congressional
district of Tennessee for Leonard
Wood.
The two delegates named are w. T..
FISHERMAN and Walter p. Shipley.