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New-York tribune., 1920-12-24
Cotton Receivers
Most of Losses
AS Selling Ends
Less Pressure From South
and Improved Sentiment
Here Help Send Prices
Up: Close Barely Steady

The cotton marke. recovered good
part of Wednesdays iosses during yes
terday's trading. 1t looked as though
most holders of contracts who had lost
confidence ip their position had
liquidateG on the previous day, while
the smaller volume OF selling orders
from the South suggested something Of
similar sort, with reference to the
spot situation.
Under these circumstances the mar
ket was sensitive 70 buying orders,
and the disposition 20 cover shorts in
advance Of the holidays was stimulated
by the better tone of the stock markets
and reports Of increasing Southern
mill activity. January contracts sold
up to 14.73c, compared with 1890, the
low record of Wednesday, and closed
at 1860, with the general list closing
barely steady in tone, but at net gains
of 30 to so points.
There was some bearisf comment on
the weekly statement of the Bank Of
England, but it did not inspire much
selling.
Southern spot markets, as officially
reported, were unchanged to so points
higher, middling quotations ranging
from 13.25c to 15.75c, generally from
13 25c to 14.50c
The local market for spot cotton was
quet and so points higher, at 15c;
no sales were reported.
The range cf prices follows
New-York tribune., 1920-12-24
Financial Items

Lewis L. Clarke, president OF the Ameri-
can Exchange National Bank, has been
elected member of the executive COM
mittec of the American La France Fire
Engine Company, Inc.
S. T. Hubbard il, q member OF the New
York Cotton Exchange and formerly a
major attached to the General Staff OF the
United States Army in France, has been
designated by the War Department as
eligible for the General Staff Of the army
The usual Christmas bonus OF 10 per
cent 10 officers and employees. both for
New York and all foreign Offices. will be
paid by the Mercantile Bank OF tho Amer
icas. Inc.
Freeman & Co.. members OF the Now
York Stock Exchange have given d. ca st
bonus to their employees amounting to 10
per cent of all annual salaries.
Barr & Schneider have been award ed
an Issue of $3.50, 600 Albany, y. Y. ger
cent registered public improvement bocds.
maturing 1922 To 1871. The bonds VIII be
offered shortly at o.75 per cent to 40 per
cent, according to maturity.
a subsidiary reports to the Middle States
Oil Company the completion on December
90. in Usage County. okla, Of two wells
Ia the Bartlesville sand, each for 100 bar
sells. one i'll Section 1859 and one in
Section 272g-10.
The Guaranty Trust Company Of New
York has been appointed transfer agent ot
stock OF the Bishop Oil Corporation and
registrar OF stock Of the Salt Creek Pro-
ducers Association, Inc.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-24

Al a meeting Of The Directors Of this
company held in London to-day, il was de-
cided to recommend to the shareholders al
the Annual Meeting fixed to be he'd OF
December 80, 1920, payment OF January 10,
1921, Of final dividend of per cent.
free Of British Income Tax. upon the issued
Ordinary Shares.
Net profits for year after deducting all
charges and expenses for management, etc,
and providing for income tax and corpora
ton profits tax and adjusting the liability
in respect Of excess profits tax for the year
is f4,879,I77.3.3 as AGAINST f3 rs, ,597.13.a
for previous year. After paying final divi-
dend of 8 per cent, carry forward Will be
G1,636, ,4621S.6.
Directors have also decided to pay or
January 10, 1921, with final dividend for
past year, an interim dividend Of per cent.
for year l920-l921 on issued Ordinary
Shares of the company free of British in
come tax.
BRITISH-AMERICAN
TOBACCO COMPANY, LIMITED
December 20, 1920.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-24
Curb Prices Cain
On Better Buying;
Goodyear Receivers
Tire Company's Stocks Adj
vance on Good Demand;
Other Issues Are Strong;
Tobacco Products Steady

= stronger tone developed on the
curb market yesterday, possibly re-
Aecting the usual pre-Christmas rally,
and most of the stocks advanced
rapidly. Goodyear issues were in good
demand after it became known that
the recevership proceedings had been
quashed The common stock rallied
oints from the low OF 16 and the
preferred advanced S points. to Al. re-
covering most Of the drop Of the previ-
Gus day.
International Petroleum gained near
ly a point at the final sale Of 1875
Carib Syndicate was up point, at
7ls and other oil stocks were steady.
United Retail Candy gained II. at
"a but Tobacco Products Export and
Sweets we're unchanged, although there
seemed to be no pressure to sell in
these
New-York tribune., 1920-12-24
Millions in Collected Taxes
AT Stake in Test Action

WASHINGTON, Dec. 23-Acting as
"friends Of the court" the Long-Bell
Lumber Company, Of Kansas City, and
the American Lumber Manufacturers
Association joined to-day in the suit
now pending in the Supreme Court on
appeal, and brought to test the So
called invested capital" ruling of the
Internal Revenue Bureau under the
revenue act of 1917.
Government officials have been mott
fed that number Of other large cor
Germs are preparing to participate in
the case, which, if reversal results,
will necessitate the yefunding by the
government of millions OF. dollars COL
lected in taxes.
The original suit was brought by the
La Belle Iron Works, which seeks 10
recover more than $1.O00,00O taxes paid
on ore lands which it bought for $lOO,
00n and whien are appraised at
more than S10,00O.0O0
New-York tribune., 1920-12-24
FINANCIAL MEETINGS
The
Chatham & Phenix
National Bank
OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK

OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK
The annual meeting Of the shars.
holders Of the Chatham 6; Phenix
National Bank of the City of New
York for the election of directors
and transaction Of any other busi-
ness which slay be brought before
said meeting will be held at the
banking house of said association.
No. 149 Broadway, in the Borough
OF Manhattan, in the City Of New
York, on Tuesday, January 18th,
1921, at II o'clock noon.
BERT L. HASKINS,
Vice Pres. & Cashier.
New York. Dec. 9th. 1927.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-24
FINANCIAL
TO THE HOLDERS OF
international PAPER COMPANY
Consolidated Mortgage 5.s Sinking Fund
Convertible Gold Bonds:

Notice is hereby given that Consolidat.s
Nortgase $50 Sinking Fund Gold Bonds ..
1ntcrnatfonai Paper Company issued unae-
the Consolidated Mortgage dated Januarv .
1905. made between the International psns.
Company and the Colonial Trust Conlpan,.
as Trustee, In the aggregate principal anonn--
of Forty eight Thousand Dollars (s4S .00o.
and bearing the serial numbers hereinsfts..
set forth. have been drawn and desgns se.;
by the undersigned as successor Trustee IN
der said Consolidated Mortgage for redernn.
ton on January l, 1921. out OF The rnonevs
held by said Trustee in the Sinkin~ Fnn's
provided by Article III OF said CONSOLIDATED
Mortgage.
January 1st being a legal holiday and Jan
uary End being Sunday. the said bond
will be redeemed out of said Sinking Fun
st the Office of the undersigned Trustee NJ
81 Wall Street. Borough of Manhattan C1i,,
of New York, \. Y, and after Januar.-
Srd. 1921. upon presentation Of same for re- .
demption al the redemption price OF 1850.
OF the principal thereof and interest accrued
to January 3rd. 1921, the accrued interes-
being represented by the January !, 1922.
coupon.
All unmatured coupons belonging to any
such bond must be pr sent~ w h i buf
accrued interest vii. only be paid upon pres
entation Of the January !, 1921. coupon
The mortgage provides that after the tina
designated for such payment, all interest or
bonds drawn for redemption shah cease rhs
numbers OF the bonds HEREBY called for re-
New-York tribune., 1920-12-24
Chemical Stocks
Tobacco Stocks
Bonds

Appalachian 1st S.. s5
Cincinnati Cas- & Elcc IS. 1915. 81
Col Gas & Elec 5s. 1921. 70
El Paso Flee col 5s..........7 5s. 7s
Dallas Eiec 5s. 1922. esG
co 's. ls@l -............... 50 II
I, Great stern POWER LIST U.s.. 71H
ma" utilities lst 5s........ IS
Mississippi River Power 1st 5s. "a
North Ont 1t 4 Pwr 6s. ... &c
Northern States Pw 6s 1885, 20
New-York tribune., 1920-12-24
Corn Market Firn1er
On Improved Inquiry

The corn market was fimer and
closed with net gains of iasc to 19sc.
Leading Western commission houses
were again good buyers, and the mar
ket felt the influence Of the strength
in wheat, as we'll as in stocks and
other commodities. TIE cash demand
was not particularly sctive.
In the local cash morket No. vel
low was quoted at 97Stc. and No. 9
mixed. 94&.c c. j. I. New York, ten
DAYS shipment.
Yesterdays Previous Year
No: yellow so.97a4 so.ssN s1's4a
Dscsm5sf 49,. u. .zo .z 1.ssA
Oats-The market FOR oats was Quiet.
with a lack OF aggressive operations either
way. The firinness in wheat and corn,
and prices at the close We're i2c 10 lc net
higher. In the local cash market No. I
white was quoted at 6Zc No white Sic :;
No white. soc; No white 5s a 5s Il G.
clipped white. 61i5c. all elevator,
Yesterdays. Previous Year
No. 3 white. $3.50 so.5s.a so.ssis
Chicago
Resembsr nsy M ~ .ss. .ss.. ss ssu
Rye-Marllet firm.
Yesterdays Previous Year
No. Western.s1.S4'3 s1s1H st.s4
Flour and Meal-Quotations were:
Yesterdays Previous Year
Spring ptsa 90 80 s9o0@a.5o SEQ SEA
Cornmeal. 1850 2.6O 2.25a2.Go 400
Rye .. 3.504SsO 35OWSsO eo0G9 25
Bran 400 1900 1900
New-York tribune., 1920-12-24
PROPOSALS
Nor1cE-sEALED PROPOSALS vi

NOTICE-SEALED PROPOSALS VIII be
received until p. m. December 81, 1920.
AZ the office OF the Pennsylvania Company
nutties. Trustee. for the sale to Il OF az
nany OF the Philadelphia. Wilmington and
baltimore Railroad Stock Trust Certificates
as Sl36. 20S 90 will purchase Tho Offering
at tho lowest price not exceeding par cost
Ing IN the aggregate not more than the
offering them advised 1T once, and payment
made January 2. 1921. upon proper a.a!Sn-
ment OF the certihcates. Proposals should
be Endorsed Proposals for sale OF P
W. B. r. r. Stock Trust Certif!oases
and addressed to
THE PENNSYLVANIA COMPANY
tor Insurances on Livea and C7ran.tn~
ANuuit.cs,
A4s Chestnut Street. pAiladalphiA Pa
New-York tribune., 1920-12-24
Butter, Cheese and Eggs

Butter - Receipts were 1885 packages.
Creamery, higher than extras. pound, 5sAa
SIC; extras. ,s2 score, sec; nrsts, 90 to 81
score, 4s@54lac; firsts, SO to 50 score. A q,
47c; seconds, SO to 81 score. 37842c;
lower grades. 33 @36c. Unsalted. higher
than extras 5si5 6oc: extras, IS - 9 soc;
frsts, As @ SIC; seconds, ss943c Held or
storage. high scoring. 50ia q Size: extras,
~ ooc' hrsts' 4oW4sc; seconds SO @ 3Sc;
lover lover .s,I grades 25@a2c: Danish. casks.
52954 good to prime, 4G5oc; common
TO fair. 3oW42c. Renovated extras. 4oc.
Ladies. current make, frsts. 27G2sc; sec
Packing stock. storage. 2s@2sc; current
make, No. 2, 2oG21c; lower grades. II 9l Sc.
Cheese-Receipts wero 1850 boxes. State,
wnole milk. held. early made, fats, spe
ctals. pound, 27is Q csc; fall made, 26G 26c
25c; average run. 22@22'c: lower grades,
2oG PEI &c: twins, held specials. o6 6@2Sc
average run 24@25c. Wisconsin. held
Daisies held, 25@27c; double Daisies. held
25@27c Young Americas held, 29@2elac;
fresh, 27@ 27 .ac: Skins. held specials IS O
20c; prime to choice, l5@17hc; fair to
good, 12@1412c lower grades 10c.
Eggs Receipts were 1,1l7 cases Fresh
gathered extras, dozen. 76@7sc: extra
hrsts. 74075c; hrsts II @73c; seconds and
lSor{. pSorsr s5@ 7oe o5dtta dirties No 5Sg Sc
frgerator. nrsts. 6o@S1c seconds, Sc @ soc
state, Pennsylvania AND nearby Western,
hennery %ld whites. extras. s4@s5c extra
whites. hrsts to extra hrsts S00p83c;
under grades, 7o@7sc; pullets, 63 $50
Pacific Coast whites, extras 84QS5c; extra
irsts, S2@S3c frsts. S0@S1c; under
grades, 76Q 7sc; pullets selected. small
out. 75@76c; usual sizes, e3@ssc other
Western and Southern gathered whites,
704Slc: state, Pennsylvania and ABBY
Western. hennery browns. extra, 79QS0c:
gathered brown and mixed colors, graded,
extras, 76@7sc; tirsts to extra frsts, 72
New-York tribune., 1920-12-24
Callahan Zinc-Lead Earnings

The Callahan Zinc-Lead Company re-
ports net income, after expenses and de-
probation, for the nine months ended
September 80 was S276, l39, equal to IS
capital stock. Profit and loss surplus
for the period amounted 70 So. .O29.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-24
Barnsdall Corporation Earns
S1.lO a Share in Ten Months

For the ten months ended October 81
the Barnsdall Corporation reports a net
income, after charges and Federal taxes,
of S2,299, AS, equivalent to $4.10 share
on Sid 100000 capital stock
Surplus for the period amounted to
sl,274,415. Well drilling expenses ac-
crued totaled 100000 and Federal taxes
$365000. The balance after operating
expenses showed S3,542.923.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-24
Detroit

$1,000 Chg. Ry 1st IS s. s. 5t3s 541s
$1,000 People G ref 5s s. u 6I:A GIL. 6ll5
10000 Wilson cv Cs.. 10 10 10 -
New-York tribune., 1920-12-24
Raso Sugar Steadier
Wih Improved Buying

CUrrens Year
prices. ago.
Sugar. granulated, lb. .o7soQ.os .os
Coffee, santos @ No T.. .12s.@is2s .ss1s
Improved buying in the raw sugar
market yesterday brought steadier
tone and prices showed a tendency to
advance with holders asking 41a cost
and freight for Cubas. Available sup
plies are said to total about 100,o 900
tons. A better demand for refined
sugar is noted, but inquiries are still
below normal. Futures, on the other
hand, were lower, final prices showing
losses Of IL to 16 points.
The range Of prices:
New-York tribune., 1920-12-24
OFFICE OF
VIHGINIA-CARO CHEMICAL co

Richrpond, Va. December %. 1920.
The Board OF Directors OF the Virgins
Carolina Chemical Company have this dsy
declared q quarterly dividend Of One Doila-
per share Neo). being Dividend No. So OF
the common stock OF this com ny. payablc
Tuesday. February !, 1921. TO stockholders
of record at the close Of business on satur-
day, January is, 1921.
Transfer books will not be closed
Z. L. COLES. Trea surc-.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-24

Southern Spot Markets.--New Orleans
quiet, 25 points higher at lac; sales sos
bales. Mobile nominal. unchanged at
lS15c; s3les nil. Savannah nominal, un-
changed at 1870; sales nil. Norfolk quiet.
so points higher at 14c; sales 153 bales
Augusta quiet unchanged at 1860: sales
245 bales. Memphis quiet. unchanged at
l45oc, sales 1900 bales ST Louis steady.
so points lower at 145Oc: sales nil Hous-
ton steady. rs points higher at 1325c:
sales 2,76S bales. Dallas steady, As points
higher at 1850: sales $500 bales Fort
Worth steady, so points higher at 1225c /;
New-York tribune., 1920-12-24
INDIANA PIPE LINE CoMpANY

ls Broadway, New lo.k, Dec H., $50
a Dividend OF two dollars per share nas
been declared on the pital stock OF this
company payable February 18th. 1921. tc
stockholders of record a the close og bu.i
ness January oath. 1921.
AL communications regarding payrnert
or change Of address should be sent 70 the
undersigned not later than February sth
1921. GEORGE CHESEBRO'. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-24
American Piano Company

437 Fifth Avenue. New YORK
At A meeting OF the Board Of Directors
OF this Company on December 22 i92p
The 51st consecutive quarterly dividend 0
/ Z q on the preferred stoc. was declared
Of record December a 1920 Transfer
books closed December "a. 1920 at 2.l.
j. m. and reopened on January g. 1921
at 10 a. m.
The board also declared a cash DIVIDEND
Of II % Oh the common stock. payable
January l. 1927 to stock Holders IF record
december "a, 1920 Transfer books closed
December "a. 1920. at 2:l5 D. N. and re
opened on January 8. 1921. at ID q. n
New-York tribune., 1920-12-24
OFFICE OF
HIRGTNfA- A-CAROLINA CHEMICAL. CO

Elchmond. Va. December % lQ2o
DIVIDEND NO. l0l
The Board Of Directors OF the Virginia
Carolina Chemical Company have this ta'
declared the l0lst consecutive quarterly
dividend Of 81 per share t2Gs) on tn ire
ferred stock Of this company, payable Sat
urday. January Is. 1921. 10 stockholders o.
record at the close of business on Monday
January 3. 1921.
Transfer books will not be closed
E E COLES rneas surrs
New-York tribune., 1920-12-24
DIVIDEND NOTICES
NATIONAL BISCUIT
COMPANY
Goth Common Dividend

THE Board Of Directors has declared
4 quarterly dividend Of one and
three-quarters (lA) per cent on the
Common Capital stock Of the Company
payable January 18th, 1921, to stock
holders of record at the close Of business
December 3lst, 1920. Transfer books
will not be closed
G. P. WELLS. Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1920-12-24
Autosales Corporation Income

Net income, after charges and Fed
eral taxes, of the Autosales Corporation
for the ten months ended October 81 was
$11S,035, equivalent to s222 a share on
S2,656,150 preferred stock, according to
for the period amounted to $l26,274.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-24
Pacific DEVELOPMENT Income

The Pacific Development Corporation
reports net income, after expenses,
interest, taxes, ETC., for the six months
ended June 80, Of s469,4 Profit ana
loss surplus for the period amounted to
$33,095
New-York tribune., 1920-12-24
American Telephone 6 Telegraph Co

a dividend OF Two Dollars per share Vii,
oe paid on Saturday. January IS. 1921, "a
stock holders OF record al the clc.e Of
business on Monday, December 90. 1870.
G. D. MILNE. Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1920-12-24
German Internal Bonds

QUOTED in dollars per i. 900 marks)
Sales too0 omitted). Open. High Low. Las.
20 N!cnna As ...... ~ ~ % -
sUnlisted. fsells cents per share
New-York tribune., 1920-12-24
Receiver for Exchange Firm

Judge John &. Knox in the United
States District Court yesterday ap-
pointed Morgan Nj. Mann, Of is Broad
Street, as receiver for Foster & Louns
berry, members of the New York STOCK
Exchange, at "a Broad Street, whose
failure was announced Wednesday,
Bond was fixed at $4,000.
Opens Branch in Hamburg
HAMBURG, Dec. 23.-The Holland
Bank for South America opened q
branch here to-day.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-24
Dividend No. 15s


New York. Dec. l6. 1870
AZ a meeting Of the Board OF Directors
held this day. quarterly dividend OF two
ana one-half (2i7 Se) per cent declared
payable January 3. 1921. at the office of
the Company, Hanover Building, Nos 81
and S6 Pine Street. TO stockholders OF rec
ora at close Of business December -. 1890
E. S JARVIS Secretary
New-York tribune., 1920-12-24
Garfield National Bank
9TH Av. AND 23RD ST.
New York. December %. 1889

Nc" YORK, December y, Isz5'
Al meeting Of the Board of Directors
held this day. quarter. dividend Of Three
Per Cent. and an extra dividend Of Three
Per Cent. upon the Capital Stock OF this
banl; was declared, payable, free OF Ciiy am
state TAX, on and after December 81 1920
TO stockholders Of record at close OF busi-
ness December 90. 1920 Transfer books
viii be closed from December %. 1920. to
January 8, 1921.
a. ". SNOW. Cashier.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-24
he Mortsase e. Bond Company of New yorh

No. IS Liberty Street
New York. December 2S 1870
The Board OF Directors OF this Company
has declared a quarterly dividend OF one
and three quarters per cent (!Ace upon
the capita! stock. payable Friday. Deccsn.
ber 81. 1920. to stockholders ot record
December "a, 1920
New-York tribune., 1920-12-24
THE IMPORTERS * 7DERs' Ma
TIONAL BANK OF NEW YORK

New York, Dec alst. 1880
dividend OF Twelve Per Cent has to
day been declared. by this bank payable
on ina srd day OF January next. 20 stsek
holucrs OF record at the close ~ business
December --st. l9sQ.
c. +. RnGAN. Cashiss.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-24
EQUITABLE TRt ST {
OF NEW NHEFs

y
Successor Trustee under Consolidated
Mortgage of international Paper Com
pany dated January ). 1903
NeW York. Decemher ! Z 1901
New-York tribune., 1920-12-24
Wednesdays

Coffee Futures--Somc investment buying
prompted an advance yesterday and final
prices were 10 to 20 points higher
The range OF prices:
New-York tribune., 1920-12-24
Interior Receipts

Liverpool Cables---spot cotton dull at 90
points decline Middling. 9.54d. Sales
1000; American, 1000. Imports. 1000
none American. Futures opened quiet al
70 - points decline; closed quiet at Il
points advance TO 80 decline. December
9.s9d; January, 997d: March, 1o.lid: Mav
lo.24d July. 103od. Manchester Yarns
weak; cloths dull
COttonseed Oil
The market for cottonseed oil was fairly
active. with total sales amounting 10 Is. 400
points net higher
The range Of prices follows:
New-York tribune., 1920-12-24
New York State Bonds
Federal and Joint Stock Land Rank

T.asral Farm Loan So. N'a aux ''''d
F rd,;srsi a,yss,IsI5 a. :..;,.... sa sS,s $40
p.dsysj adsss-lsT4 = -, 3:..;;;: ssh 81 s.d7
r.dc4.l asSS-1'Ta Tsr,, ia.. s5. 81 $40
joint dni'sios2 stos2 f.,a r,::,; s5h 81 575
1939-1924 - sn &c
Joint Stock Land Rant s ~ oe o'oo
193s-l923 a. .,
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1920-11-19

Your, moneys worth of results posi-
lively guaranteed by taking HOLLIS
TER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA
you can't "beat it" for constipation and
headaches. NJ. 0 Boehm.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Lawrence left
yesterday to be gone over winter. They
will visit at Wausau and Milwaukee
and then go to New Orleans. They ex-
pect to spend most of the winter in
Oklahoma and may take trip to Tex
as and also to Cuba.
Wanted-10O ladies young or old, with
Epimples, headaches, sour stomachs, bad
breath. constipation, cross mean dispo-
sition to take HOLLISTER'S ROCKY
MOUNTAIN TEA Thousands and
thousands of women recommend it. Re-
suits guaranteed. M. o. Boehm.
District Attorney Dawson andCounty
JUDGE Walsh We're here Tuesday and
conducted hearing in the case of a
Carter youth who had left his home.
The lad, who is only about six years old,
was found at Newald by deputy sheriff
Slowe and following the hearing was
returned to his foster parents. Mr.. and
| Mrs. Brooks.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1920-11-19
The Salvation Army Drive

"We have place for boys at Green
Bay said Judge A. c. Backus of Mil
waul:ee in an address at a Salvation
Army campaign meeting for the 1920
Home Service Program and we have
horne for girls under 16, but when the
girl of II, Ii, l9, 20, or 21 comes be-
fore me or before one of my colleagues,
the state of Wisconsin asks us to send
her to the penetentiary with the hard
ened criminal
81 congratulate you men and women
of The Salvation Army for your fore
sight in wishing to provide place by
this campaign for sheltering girlhood
and making for better womanhood.
II shall rejoice when I shall have an
opportunity to choose between the state
penetentiary and you when girl comes
before me-"
At another similar meeting President
Ellen G. Sabin of Milwaukee Downer
college for women said:
81 have always had an intense inter-
est in the Salvation Army. 1t does won
derfuiiy practical work -
The Rescue Home for which The Sal
vation Army is seeking subscriptions
in it's 1920 campaign will have the great
benefit of general experience since it
will be the 27th institution of the kind
established by this organization; and it
will have the acknowledgements of many
years of special work in conducting it..
The amount mentioned in the budget,
SIPS, 900, is not only for the structure,
but also for equipment and for main
tenance for a year.
The home will be located scientifi-
cally, not arbitrarily, after thorough
survey of statistics from all parts OF
the state to show where it should be
placed to best give its service.