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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-28
z TOLEDO, OHIO.

Ma rogu ulicy A~vondale / June
ton, pred paru dniami napadio Kill
ku bandyt6w ma przechodzacego ia m
tedy OBJ. Olejniczaka i syna / rozk1
zali i'm podnieSG rece do CORY. NIL
dy Olejniczak ME tracac zimnej
krwi wyrwa{ jednemu z bandytow 70
wolwer zaczal MIN strzelaC, bal
dyci zdumieni takim obrotem spra-
wy, W pop}ochu uciekli.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-28

dala szczegofy budowy tel wspania-
lei Swiatyni, porzadek n~iedzielnych
ceremonii, oraz podobizne probos7-
CA X. Franciszka Gordoua, zarzad-
cy naszego Pisma.
W najbltzsza niedziele, dnia 5000
b. m. W przeddzien Ztazdu Zwiazku
Spiewak6w Polskich, odbedzie sic W
sail Zjednoczenia o godzinie 1880
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-28

q o q
Henryk Sosnowski, szynkarz, zam.
pnr. 1874 Solan ave. uwiadomii 10
licye. II banda ziodziei wlamala 81?
onegdajszej nocy do skiadu jego /
zabrala $50 pudel w0dki wartoSci
s2S,270.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-28
z PLAINS, Pa.

Leon Kubiak z Miner ulicy, W Hud
son doznai zlamania nogi W czasIe
piracy W kopalni W Conlon. WypadeH
ten zosta{ spowodowany z powodu IA
jechania ma niego w6zka na}adowa-
uego weglem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-28

WAC sic ma dachu, spadl przez pla-
skie okno ((sky light, przyczem
odni6si ~pokaleczenia glowy i boku.
Znajduje sic W domu pod opieka le-
kara.
4 q +
Tow. Wolnych Strzelc6w Obro1y
Bialego Orla oddzial 101 z. w. P.
urzadza W najblizsza niedziele "a
bawe taneczna W sail Atlas o god5i-
ME 4ej poopludniu. Komitet czyni
~starania 1 zabiegi ably wszystkich
goSci dobrze ubawit.
-
Kasper Lelicki, robotnik, zam. p.
Pass N. Spaulding ave. zas(abi ma
gle PREY Fullerton | California ave-,
skad ambulansem przewieziono 30
do szpitala pod nazwa Norwegian
Deaconess", gdzie sic znajduje W sta
ME krytycznym.
q +
y okazyi uroczystoSci Sw. Trolley
przypadajacej najblizsza niedzie-
le, W ko&ciele pod temze wezwaniem,
PREY kt6rym proboszczem jest x. Ka-
zimierz Sztuczko C. S. C. odbedzie
she doroczny odpust. Nabozehstwa
odbeda sic jak zwykle W porzadku
n~iedZlelnym.
! . :
Przy Chicago ave. 1 Paulina ul.
wydarzyi sic wypadek, ktorego Ola
"a padI Ludwik Skiba, lat 3S, Fam.
pnr. 2109 Lorel ave-, W Cragin. 70
| stall on rajechany przez automobil
firmy p, n. Liberty Pickle Co." Pre-
wleziono go do domu gdzie sic znaj-
duje pod opieka lekarza.
.
Antcni Macior / Zygmunt Pulick!,
obai zamieszkali pnr. 2432 Menarn
ave. posprzeczali sic wczoraj 0
wzgledy pewnej danny, z kt6rej PREY
szlo do b6jki. Macior powalif Pull
| ckiego ma ziemie poczal kopaG go
nogami. poczem pokiereszowat 20
nozem. Wezwana policya przewiozta
Pulickiego do szpitala powiatowego,
a Maciora do ula.
!. q 4
Oddziaf Sc Pulaski Post. sk}adajacy
sic u weteran6w oStatniej wOjny. W
dniu Wicnczcnia GrobGw w p~niedzia-
TX. dn. 31-go b. m. Zstknic ma ~grohaCh
ma cmentarzu Sw. Wojciecha, w Niles
jedwabne choragicwki ~amerykahSkie
ma czeSc ~polegIych bOhaterGw W oStat-
nicj wOjnie. CT, kt0rzy maja krewnych.
byIych hoinierzy "A III zmariych ! pO-
chow7tmych. niechaj przyszla naZwisko
i numer grObu do y. Franciscan Kulih-
skipgo, pnr. 3912 Wrightwood ave, al
hD do w. +. H~ctmanSkleSO, pnr. -JZ1
Custer ul., a ci czlonkOwie tegod Cd
dziaiu ,,Icgionu Amerykahskieeo'" pO-
S~taraja sic zatknat choc.aA maia chO-
| ragiewkc ma grobie kahdego 2 bylych
towarzySzy brOni.
. - q
JedenaStoletni Teolor Kula, zam. p.
mr.. 100 Fry ul., w nicdziele, dnia 9So
b. H., wynajal 2 innyIni chiOpcami l6d-
kc ia rzecc Chicago i pojechali W kic.
runku j~eziorN. Gdy iM byli prZy ulicy
Rush, chiopcy poczcIi zmieniac swOje 10
die przyczcm kma przypadkiem
wpadi do rzekl / utOna}. Cd tego czasu
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-28

wypada, ze odbedzie sic take jcszcze
jedna Msza 0 godzjnie 10 80 ranO, kt6-
"a odprawi Y. Franciszek Kuiinski a
kaEanie wyglOsi x. S~zczepan Bufacz
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-28
Potrzeby domowe
ALUMINIowE NACzYNIA.

ALUMTNIOWE NACZYNIA.
Assortment sklada sic z 8 ,l0warto-
wyoh z pokrywka k~ocbo{kow. 4 kwar
towych rondelkow. 3 'kwartowych
rondelkow, wybor ma sobote 90
ty'lko, $3.50 wartosc, po OOC
Gazowe piekarnik, ma pojedy7tczy
palnik, z 2 druclan emf pofka-1 90
md, W sobote tyko pc LOG
FAIRLY gotowe mieSzane domowe -
ro1maite kolory, w sobote co
tyhko. gallon .......... LOG
Bia}y o&dw W oleju dobrego o.
gatunku, w sobote, funt o.
Olej do malowa mia. dobrego gatun-
ku, zastapi lniany olej, W 4 90
W sobote, gallon ....-. A'GO
Lniany olej, czysty gotowany0 TX
W sobote tylko, gallon S'AO
Pokost dobrego gatumhu ma podlogi
jeden gallon kostumerowi tx
W sobote tylko, gallon AsAO
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-28

NEPORTERA

w dzisiejszych dzIennikach an =
gialSkioh zamieszczouo obszerHej-
SIZE wzmianh o poSwieceniu koSciofa
p. ". NaSw. Nary Fanny Anielskiej
- ma Maryanowie: Tribune po-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-28

wa W prZySzia nledziele, dnla 0Vso
| b. III. W sail braci Strzemil, PREY 1O7
Indiana ave. Zabawa bedzie uroz-
amicona niespodziankami. Poczatek
o godzinie 4ej p~opo1udniu.
= q ::
w sobote wieczorem o godzinie
sci ma dworzec La Sale przyjezdza
ia: posel Rzeczypospolitej Polsk!sj
p. Kazimierz Lubomirski / ambasa-
dor Stan6w Zjednoczonych, p. Glib
| son, kt6rzy vienna udziai W uroc!y-
stoSci manifestacyjnej u stop pomu!-
! ka Tadeusza KoSciuszki W Humboldt
parku.
q q q
Henryk Sosnowski, szynkarz, zam.
pnr. 1874 Solan ave. uwiadomil 10
licye, Ii banda ziodziel wlamaia 81?
onegdajszej nocy do skladu jego i
zabrala $50 pudel w6dki wartoSci
$2S,27O.
Prey 24ej l Leavitt vi. wydarzyt
| sic wypadek, kt6rego ofiara pad& sic
dmioletni Julian Stogis, Polak, Fam.
pnr. 210S w. 24ej III. Gdy jecha'
tramwajem, PREY wyzej wymicnlo-
nym narozniku zeskoczyl I wpadi pol
kola automobile, kt0rym kierowat
Franciszek Pick, Fam. pnr. 2139 il.
Robey ul., automobil nalezal do iI-
my international Harvester Co.
Chlopczyk odni6sl tax fatalne polka
leczenia, re W pare godzin pc pre-
wiezieniu go do szpitala Sw. Anto-
niego zakonczyl zycie. Swiadkami
wypadku: byli Micha& Lewihski, Fam.
pnr. 1868 w. 14ta ul.. Edward No
wax. zam. pnr. 242S W. q pl. i Ka-
rol Szymwelski, Fam. pnr. 203S Gu
ster ul. Inkwest koronera odby} sic
dzisiaI W szpitalu sw. Antoniego.
Zwiazek Narodowy Polski, zaku-
nil bondow Polskiej Pozyczki Pahst-
vowel "a sumo $4,000 oprocz tego
zarzad postanowif ~sprzedawaG bon
DIV wsr6d swych czionk6w.
- -
Stosownie do rekordu policyjneso
W p~rzeciagu ostatnich dwudziestu
czterech godzinach skradzionych 20
stale szeSc automobilow, pomiedzy
poszkodowanymt figuruje nazwisko
jednego Polaka, Filipa j. Kocha,
Fam. pnr. 3944 N. Racine ave.
i q +
Tow. ,,Dw6r Wolnosci' z Kazimie-
rzowa, zapowiada wycieczke, kt6ra
sic odbedzie W najblizsza sobote, t.
!. jutro dnia 29go b. m. W ogrodzIe
/ Duffki, PREY 21ej ul. l California
ave. Poczatek o godzinie Bel popo-
4udniu. Micdziez szczeg6lnie, wy
biera sic ma to wycieczke W celu spe-
dzenia kilka p~rzyjemnych chwil.
OR =
Pred paru dniami W s~adzie~poil-
cyjnym odbyla sic sprawl Piotra
Gaska, Fam. pnr. 2O33 W. 20ta ul.,
oskarzonego O nieprzyzwoite zacho-
wanie sic ma ulicy. Gaska, bedac W
stanie nietrzezwym, poczal zaczeplat
przechodni6w; widzac to stroz bez-
piecze6stwa Bielski aresztowal go.
Sedzia wysiuchawszy zeznan uwolni}
go pod warunkiem, re odtad zaprze-
stanie pic i, re wiecej podobnych a
vantur wyprawiaG ME bedzie. Gaska
'da1 siowo honoru, re tel zasady try
mac sic bed1ie.
J. q i
Staraniem klubu p. n. South Sho-
re Country Club" urzadzona costa
ME W lokalach tegoz klubu wysta-
wa koni, kt6ra potrwa cd 1890 do
1890 czerwca b. T.
+ q
Pred paru dniami w zakladzle
dla suchotnik6w zmarla Emilia Ka,
minska, wystepujaca W ostatnich Ia
tach ma scenach polskich teatrzyk6w
W Chicago. LicZyla przy zgonie lat 70.
Dziesiecioletni Edward Dziegus,
Fam. >pnr. 1883 w. Superior ul. ba-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-28

W dzien Wie6c0enia Grob6w, " po-
niedzia}ek, o godzinie 1Otej rano " Mau
zoleum Xxx NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. na
cmentarzu sw. Wojciecha W Niles, ILL.,,
x. Franciszek Dembi6ski, c. r. pro-
boszcz re Stanislawowa, odprawi Msze
sw. zafobna "a dusze z1nartych tam spo
czywajacych, oraz wygbosi zastosowana
do okolicznoSci przemowe- Nadmienic
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-28

Dzisiaj o godzinie 7mej wiec0orem -
sprowad0one 1ostana DwhoH s p. IA
zfmerza Winlkajtis, 5ohnierza, kt6ry
zmar{ W Anglii podczas ostaniej woj-
ny. Pogrzeb jego OfbedIe sic z domu
zafoby pnr. 1912 Hutchinson uL, do
koscoha p. W. sw. Kpnstancyi W JEFF
ferson Park, a stamtad ma cmentarz
sw. Wojciecha-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-28

Jutro, dnia 9go b. m. Pols1d Kuo
TowarzysN urzadza W sail Zwiazku 70
lex wieczorek rozmaito6ci. Ma program
zNo&a sic: weso2a humoresGa pi6ra N.
Gawa1ewicza D t vi Ro0pacy', spiewy
1 produkcye muzy0ne. Kto chce przy-
jennie spedzic wiecz6r, p~osfuchac mu-
zyki / spiewu, niechaj ME omieszka
przybyc.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-28

Rozmaitosci
/WOJSKOWE K0CE
1898 U. S., gwarantowane 100 wei
nJtaGre, khaki koloru. wielkosci 6Sx
"a, waSa Al funt6w, stosowne ma
wydteczki Tub spanie ma e 40
dworZu, 20 .......... WITH
BINGHAM
9Sc ma sukmie, plaid, RratRowany !
paskowaty, gwarantnwane trwa&e
kolory, specyalnie W sobote 20o
1ard ...... ......... WV
PRZESUERADLA.
1900 S1X90 cali. b%ielone, z dobrego
gatunku matreyi, doskona- y nm
Ia wartosc. pc ...... AoO
GABINETY DO LEKARSTW.
Bia4e emaliowane, u duzen lGSstrem
i trzerna szklannemi polkami, W So
bote tylko, 81 wartosc, . 0Q
"a ...........,.
KIDDY KARS
dobrze zrobione ola dzieoL W sobo-
te tylko, $1.76 wartosc, TX
"a
Arizona republican., 1920-04-08
TOLLESON

LAND & CATTLE CO, 0S N Central ave. Phone 42S2 l
Arizona republican., 1920-04-08
Your Last Chance

To get this fine cotton land and get possession 211 acres. miles north east. Fine sandy soil fair improve ments. fine shade and lots Of fruit Part already planted to cotton Price s635.00 per acre this week good terms
 FRENCH WITH PALMER,
 10 \. 2nd ave r.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-08
Exclusive"

Possession right now: dandy little home, just eompleted: location north east. where city is building up fast; 4 rooms and screen porch modern built-in features: lot 50X150: $125o down, balance monthly. and the price is s3500.
 GEARE, & OLDAkER Ford Hotel
 142 w. Washington St. It
Arizona republican., 1920-04-08

DESIRABLE lot. near car line: not too close in, bargain for cash buyer Phone 8SS1. bs
Arizona republican., 1920-04-08

NEW, attractive bungalow with ea-
 rage. at 31 West Willetta. C. Fl. Val entine, owner, s25 x. sd ave. If
Arizona republican., 1920-04-08
Ask

MIR. ANDERSON OR MIR. YOUNG
 WITH CASA GRANDE REALTY
 CO X s. Monihon Bldg. D
Arizona republican., 1920-04-08
For Sale-Miscellaneou.

BUGGY and harness, practically new. Corner of Indian School and Orange road P
Arizona republican., 1920-04-08
75 ACRES

The land is the very best: the crop is 63 acres in cotton. 12 in alfalfa: 4 room house: class A water: good shade and close in for quick sale. si50 per acre with S7000 cash. The buyer to get one-third of crop clear to him. This land will sell next year. for $500 per acre.
 SEE SHAW.
 KEYSTONE REALTY co.
 E N. First ave. bs
Arizona republican., 1920-04-08

IF YOUR NAME and address are be- low, accept this as your invitation to see the good show tonight at the Strand Theater at the expense Of The Arizona Republican. All you need to do is to clip this invitation and present it be- fore o'clock TODAY at the business office of The Republican. Identify yourself and a ticket for yourself and one friend will be presented to you for TONIGHT'S show.
 This invitation is for Gus Hirshfield who lives at 616 N. 3rd St It
Arizona republican., 1920-04-08
For Quick Sale
Just Completed

Shingle bungalow. Culver street, , rooms; sS500; $500 cash, balance s30 per month. New and attractive.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-04-30

independent steel corporation to include
this concern There is a strong i'm
preston In some quarters that quite &C
emulation has been going on in Md
vale during market recession with the
intention 10 hold II until such CONSOLE
dation takes place w Gilman.
New York--Stocks nervous and trad.
ing in small volume People here gen
orally coming to realize that methods
employed by bear raiders to bring about
crash have failed in that the public
refuses to become panic stricken. Dow
Jones quotes banker as follows: wall
street seems to be filled with parasites
They are sending broadcast disgrace
ful literature which ends up with pre-
dictions that the trouble is imminent
Some even go as far as to name the
date. Not sin my experience in Wall
street have | witnessed such disgraCefui
methods to create fear and unrest and
depress securities prices, "-Henslcy to
Shepard & Gluck.
Washington reserve board
is making sweeping investigation OF
bank acceptance or bill market. This
body has sent to banks and dealers
throughout the country a comprehen-
sive QUESTIONABLE containing 80 queries
OF ali discount markets. II Is under
stood reserve board feels privilege of
banks aCceptances being abused In some
instances.--Clark & Co
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-04-30
NEW ORLEANS COTTON.

NEW ORLEANS, April 30.-Better
weather over the belt caused selling Of
cotton today in the early trading, but
after declines of 10 to IL points the
market ran into a good demand and
promptly reacted. Mill interests were
said to be large buyers Of October and
the demand affected the whole list fav-
orably. At the end of the first hour
of business prices were "a to 81 points
higher than the close of yesterday. July
fell off to 38.06c and then advanced
to 3S.41c.
The market turned irregular, July
being under considerable pressure. The
report that the war finance corpora
ton had been abolished caused selling,
but the new crops fell under Il only in
a grudging way. Late in the morning
the close of yesterday, while the new
crops were Is to 10 points over, October
trading at 35.23c.
Unfavorable reports concerning the
progress of negotiations to end the
threatened Lancashire strike, fear that
the harbor strike in New Orleans might
restrict the movement of cotton, higher
call money rates increased offerings
of contracts. Late in the session July
was at 1880 and IS points under the
close of yesterday while the new crop
months were to 20 points over yes
terdays last quotations.
Spots closed quiet and unchanged.
Ordinary, 24c; good ordinary, 26c; low
middling, 32.25c; middling, 41.25c; good
middling, 44.75c. Sales on the spot 305;
to arrive, 150.
Futures closed steady at decline of
% to advance Of 30 points.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-04-30
DOW JONES SUMMARY

NEW YORK, April 30.--Attorney-
General Palmer reveals nation wide
plot to kin high officials on red May
day Takes steps 10 furnish protec-
ton to all those whose names are in
cluded in list OF marked men.
Bryan urges senate Democrats to vote
quickly for acceptance OF peace treaty
reservations.
Crucible Steel sells eX-dividend the
so per cent common stock dividend.
Sugar rcfiners cooperate with de-
partment Of justice in effort to check
profitcering.
United States to send delegation to
allied financial conference to be held
at Brussels in May
Reports from federal reserve agents
throughout country summarizing bust
ness conditions for April show marked
tendency of prices to resume their up
ward movement
Twenty railroads 70 II. off 66.
Majority Of Republicans on house
ways and means committee reject de-
mand for heavy retroactive levy on war
profits to provide soldiers bonus in
definitely and upon taxes in final re-
tail sales, real estate, transfer stock
exchange transactions and increases in
present surtaxes and tobacco taxes.
Opposition of insurgents may kill bill
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-04-30
FROM WALL STREET
Trend of Prices Downward at
Outset, With Labor UnCer-
taintieS Feature.

NEW YORK, April 30.-The trend Of
prices was downward again at the dull
opening of today's stock market. to-
morrow's recess with its attendant la
Dor uncertainties, impelling further
selling, Crucible Steel minus Its stock
dividend, was the feature, falling 91s
points to 40. Losses OF to ~ points
accompanied the early dealings In
American Tobacco United Fruit, Hide
and Leather preferred and Chandler
Motor. Reading. Southern Pacific,
Baldwin Locomotive and several of the
oils showed moderate improvement, but
u, s. Steel soon declined a substan-
tial fraction on renewed pressure.
Money became the overshadowing is
sue later. call loans rising to u per
cent. There had been irregular recov-
cries in steel, equipments, motors and
oils, but the market soon lapsed into
its previous state OF heaviness, ship
pings also reacting sharply.
Rallies extending to full recoveries
were made by many leaders in the last
hour, despite the further rise of call
money to Is per cent. The closing was
steady.
The closing was strong. Sales APP
proximated $4,000 shares.
Range of prices on the New York
stock exchange, with previous closing
bids, furnished by Shepard Sc Gluck,
Falls building.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-04-30

the middle OF the morning on a private
report indicating an increase of only
1.S per cent in acreage and private
forecasts for showers In the eastern
belt. There was heavy Wall street,
Western and Southern buying on the
advance, which carried the old crop 10
to "a points and new crop positions A
to so points above last nights closing
figures, with July selling at $3.50, and
october at $500 Much Of this buy
ing was attributed 10 covering for over
the two day adjournment, however, and
the market was less active around mid
day with prices showing reactions OF
% or 30 points from the best.
July sold off to 1880 and October
TO 35.20c early in the afternoon or about
~ to As points net lower with near
months relatively weak owing to larger
arrivals of spot cotton here supposed
to be for contract delivery. There was
a good deal of scattering liquidation
on the decline but prices steadied again
around O'Clock on covering and later
fluctuations were irregular.
Futures closed steady at decline OF 10
to advance of 43 points.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-04-30
Memphis District.
Memphis, Tenn, April 80, 1920.
IJiuI, Ou, Droo
MONEY.

NEW YORK. April SO.-Mercantile
paper, 6%@7. Exchange weak, Sterling
bills on banks, 37S commercial 6O-day
bills, 3.7S1a; demand. 1884,; cables, 3S4;
francs, demand, 1870; cables 1858; Bel
gian francs, demand, 1852; cables, $50;
gulders demand, 36h; cables, 36% lire,
mand. ia: cables, LIS. Government
bonds, weak. railroad bonds, heavy;
time loans strong; so days and six
months, 8Ia.
Bar silver, $1,11h. Mexican dollars.
84%C.
Cali money strong Ruling rate, 8;
bank acceptanCes, 6,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-04-30
Gram.

Chicago.-Secretary OF Kansas state
board of agriculture reports more
grain remains in hands of Kansas far
mers than in any April the last four
years"
General Belt Forecast-Generally fair
tonight and Saturday colder tonight,
except unsettled in Northwest, Nebras-
ka and Kansas. Probably frost in Mis-
souri, and Iowa tonight.
Chicago.-The Vandusen Harrington
crop reports from Minneapolis: Seed
ing is about two weeks later than last
season. Many localities are not even
started. This condition exists prinCi-
pally in the northern and western parts
of the territory. From present indica-
tons the entire spring wheat acreage
will show considerable decrease from
last year President indications point
to one Of the largest aCreages of oats
and corn the Northwest has ever had
There is shortage of feed
Chicago j. S. Kohler, of
Kansas, makes farm reserves of wheat
21.934,00O bushels; car shortage respon-
sible for the large holdings Tape.
Chicago Not much change in corn
and oats at opening. Grain news friend
ly and if stocks remain firm we may
have a bulge. Map wet and forecast
suggests cool and frost in sections
Wagner & Co. to S. &c G.
Chicago. Fort Dodge, la, wires.
Around storm Lake and Fort Dodge
all oat seeding done and farmers max
ing Roadway with blowing for corn
Talked with several farmers last few
days and say oats all coming through
the ground in good shape only com
plant farmers have is inability to mer-
chandise their grain and live stock
Ticker.
Chicago.-Our correspondents report
an acreage abandonment of 10 per cent
or 4.57S,000 acres Of winter wheat. ON
account of labor shortage many badly
hurt fields We're permitted to stand
There remains for harvest 3i,l92 ,00C
acres. Averge condition 1873 VI. 1907
last year. and nine points under lo-yeaI
average. Total acreage is 81 per cent
under last season Condition and acre
age indicates crop Of 40 600, 900 bushels
| Bad weather has Interfered with oats
seeding and preliminary estimates in
dictate unchanged acreage Spring
wheat acreage indications are for q
| loss of 10 per cent Farmers expect tC
make up deficiency IN acreage in corr
planting and estimates are for an acre
age increase OF e per cent over las
| year or around Jos 600 600 acres, Heay
| lest Increase is in Kansas and Missouri
Clement Curtis & Co. to McFau.
Chicago.-New YORK wires the largas
rye flour mill in the oNrthWest grinding
| 600 bushels per day, has sold its IN
| tire output up to next September 10 th'
Norwegian government a. old crol
prices They are also bidding for oul
government owned flOur-Ttcker.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-04-30
NEW YORK COTTON.

NEW YORK, April 3O.--The circula-
ton of additional May notices, esti-
mated at 1000 bales, caused further near
month liquidation in the cotton market
today, First prices were steady at
points and Nav soon sold off to 40l7c
or % points net lower, while October
declined to IS. zoe or points below last
nights closing. There was some selling
of the later months on favorable private
weather reports and unsettling labor
news, including private cables that
Dor dispute had reached another dead
lock Trade interests were moderate
buyers, however, and there was enough
covering to give the market fairly steady
undertone.
Buying became more active toward
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-04-30
Mrs. Rushing Clues
900 To Build
School In China

MURRAY. KY, April 80. (SplD-Mrs,
]. w. Young of Memphis attending
the meeting of the Memphis District
Methodist Missionary societies in ses
sion here Thursday gave $500 to buy
land for a day school in HuChou, China,
as a memorial to her late husband.
Mrs. Sallie Rushing, Memphis, made
a gift of $1,000 to build a day school
at sun Kiang the same to be known
as the "Sallie Ramsey Memorial"
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-04-30
CONFERENCE CALLED,

PARIS. April 3O.-An economic con-
ference between delegates representing
France and Germany was arranged yes
terday by Premier Mllerand and DR..
Goeppert II will probably be held in
Paris at an early date, depending upon
the arrival Of the Germans
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-04-30

Warmer weather prevailed over cot
ton region during last "a hours, with
temperatures near or above the sea-
sonal average except in Southeast
where temperatures continued some
what below normal. Maxima were so
degrees or above, generally over inter-
Tor western districts, with IS to "a
degrees reported in North Texas. No
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