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Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-25
RUMUNIJOS KABINETAS
SUNKIAME PADEJIME.

Paryzius, vasario "a d. = Ii
MIA Matino aptureta is Buchares-
to sake, kad Rumunijos kabine-
ta laukia krizis.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-25
ROSTOVAS ANT DONO
VEL. BOLSEVIKU
RANKOSE..

Londonas. vasario "a d. =
Oiicialis bevielinis pranesimas
siandien apturetas is Maskvos
sake, kad Rostovas ant Dono
vel patcko / bolsevikp rankas.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-25
TALKININKAI NENORI
TAIKYTIS SU Boil
SEVIKAIS.

Londonas, vasario "a d. =
Siandien buyo pranesta po talki-
ninku augSciausios tarybos sttsi-
rinkimui, kad talkininkai netures
reikalu su sovietine Rusija Xxi
lie neisitikins, kad bolsevIku da-
'romos baisenybes pasibaige."
AugsSiausios tarybos nutari-
mas atmeta diplomatinius santi-
kius tarp talkininkq saliu val
dziu ir maskvines administered
JOS, kurie galima butu tureti ar
timoje ateityje.
Taryba isreiskusi pasitenkini-
ma tttomi, kad tarptartinis dar-
bininku biuras nusprcnde pasius-
ii delegacija Rusijon salygoms
istirti, bet pasakes, kad toji dele
gacija ruretu but po tautu ly-
Cos tarybos prieziura, kuri su-
teiktp jai didesni autoritetingu-
ma.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-25
Suteiks Kiekviena Galima
Parama.

Taryba taipgi nutarusi, kad tag.
kimnkai negali init atsakomybes
NV patarima pasienio valstybems
testi kare toliau su bolseyikais,
iei tokis zingsnis butu kenksmin-
gas paciu pasienio valstybiu rel
kaiams Bet jei bolseyikai uzpul-
til tasias valstybes ant ju zemip,
tai talkininkai prizada joins kick
viena gallmq parama.
s Agitsvimas az iSvaryma turku
is Konstantinopolio, kuris per
kelias paskutines dienas buvo
smarkiai varomas vienos dalies
laikrasciq ir kuris RADIO parama
is tikybiniu if filantropiniu drau-
giju puses, sutiko smarku pasi-
Apriesinima siandien kitos Londo-
no laikrasciu grupes, kurie sakS,
kad tas klausimas yra toks svar-
bus, kad jo negalima risti senti-
mentaliniais atsizyelgimais ir jis
turi butt paliktas prideramam
augsciausios talkininku tarybos
apsvarstymui.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-25
A.~. Chicagoje ir

Siandien if ketverge daugiau-
siai apsiniapike, gal sniegas su
veju.
saul5tekis, $50 val. ryto;
Saul6leidis, $50 val, yak.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-10
Markets i'm Otller Cities

Sales open. High. Low Last !
5"SS SSS Fona l'1sI Cgeel IS ss Sss g e.. So
1,000 West Tel 5s.. = IS IS IS
New-York tribune., 1920-12-10
Decline i'm Wheat
After Early Rise;
Flour Is Factor
Mills Threatened With Sus-
pension of Operations I'm
less Business Improves;
Export Buying Is Steady

Traders in the wheat market are
completely puzzled over the action of
values, and, although sentiment is di-
vided, no one appears to care to take
extensive risks either way.
At the opening yesterday the mar
ket advanced 1hc to &c on buying
against export operations which we're
consummated after the close on
Wednesday. The opening proved the
high point Of the dav, however, and at
from the top, and the close was 2Ac
was firm and there was an active cash
demand, part of which was for export
1t was estimated that new export op-
erations had aggregated about 900 900
bushels, and there were said to be new
orders from abroad slightly under the
market. There was heavy selling on
every upturn, however, and it was evil
dent that the market felt the influence
Of the nervousness which still prevails
in financial circles and the action Of
many of the other commodities.
The demand for flour was extremely
dull, and advices from the Northwest
said that a number Of mills will close
down at the end Of the week unless
business picks up. This poor flour
trade and the absence Of domestic de-
mand is believed by many to be one of
the principal depressing factors in the
wheat position.
In the local market No 2 red and No.
2 hard were quoted at $685. c. j. f.
track New York.
The range of prices
New-York tribune., 1920-12-10
Evening Accounts
Causes Dull Tone
In Cotton Market
Liverpool Demand Supplied
by Southern Selling and
Trading Is Quiet; Slight
Cain Made Toward Close

The cotton market was quiet yester-
day and except for active Liverpool
buying during the first hour showed no
special feature Part of the demand
from Liverpool was supplied by South
ern selling, but good part of the days
business was supposed to reflect the
closing out Of old accounts in prepara-
tion for the governments crop report
on Monday.
The trade has not shown much inter-
est in the probable showing Of this es-
innate, but there is always more or
less uncertainty before the publication
OF the annual crop figures, and the dis
position to even up commitments in
advance of their appearance was pro-
moted by the absence Of any decided in
centive for fresh ventures in the gen.
cral news January closed at 1876,
with the general market closing steady
ret unchanged to 20 points higher.
Southern spot markets, as officially
reported, were unchanged to 25 points
lower, most of them being unchanged, !,
with middling quotations ranging from
14.10 to 1000.
The local market for spot cotton was
quiet and unchanged at 1925 for mid
ding; no sales were reported.
The range of pricos rOltoyvS.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-10

,1fDNbisaIy. AZ 4ts ONE lAa Stree
New York. or its Agents ~ e. h.f..e ~
.-,- ,-rts, 1f.f ,pcn S-,hI.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-10
Corn Market Weaker
On Increased Offers

The corn market showed a weak un-
dertone throughout the greater part Of
the day, and reflected increased offers
from the country and slow cash de-
mand. Actual receipts fer the day were
small, but it was thought that farmers
are selling more freely. Prices were
1Mc to 1ssc net lower.
In the local cash market No. yellow
was quoted at s1.o3A and No. mixed
at 98Ac C. i. f. New York, ten days
shipment.
Yesterdays Previous Year
NJ; Ss~ ysiow sHF@ siSs. 1885, ;HSs 1885, sSss 5SS
Chicago:
December -. IA .,iSs I.al;.
Oats-The oats market was only n.odcr
ately active and prices eased Off from q
slight early advance and closed with net
losses Of as 20 9s Receipts We're small. but
country offers were moro liberal and the
cash demand was SLOW. In the local cash
New-York tribune., 1920-12-10
SPEYER G CO.
'ad dwalader. wickersnam & TAFT. Counsel
New York Metal Market

On the New York Meta ENchanss
tin was dull, with Class A gu etei at
SO to- 1880; Class B. S3, and Straits
shipments. $3.50 to 3s asked. Copper.
dull; spot, IA. Lead, dull; New fork
and East St. Louis spot, 5.25 ASKED;
Zinc, quiet; New York spot. $50, ana
East st. Louis spot, $50 asked. -
London metal prices follow: Leaas
s26, and futures. f26 15s. Zinc, spot
f3l los, and futures, f33 Is cd. I'M
standard spot, 1928, and futures f2Sz,
with sales of 100 tors spot and 800 tons
futures. Copper. standard spot, $40 lbss
and futures, f79 7s Cd, with sales OF
$50 tons spot and $50 tons futures, ana
electrolytic, spot, $50, and futures. ss1.r
New-York tribune., 1920-12-10
Coldwyn Pictures Statement

The balance sheet Of the Goldwyn
Pictures Corporation as Of June ga
showed total current assets OF $5,016,-
914, including an inventory Of $3,694,-
$l.717,290 and capital and surplus
$9,T13,762. Total assets and liabilities
on October 80 after the issuance OF
$l,788,000 two-year convertible notes
were $l3,62l,713 and capital and sur.
plus was placed at $l0,S05. .4o3.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-10

No white. s5c No 3 white, Sac; No: 1
white. S2hc: fancy. clipped white. 6S a c;
ordinary clipped white, CT to 64lac. all
elevator.
Yesterdays Previous Year
New York: close close. ago.
Chicago
Nay '.'''' .:.:.: 49,: 81 :six ~. 80. :
Rye-1larket easy.
Yesterdays Previous Year
No. Westernsl.77 $l.7sla sl.s0K
Flour and Meal-Quotation, were:
Yesterdays Previous Year
Spring pt.ss75 f5&ss $40 ses5as75 s5Gss siSoo aSS
Cbrnmeal. 2.35 a eco 235 a $50 3.75G 90
Rye -four. s.25 q s.7o s.25 @s.75 s.5oWs.7O
Bran $500 $500 4S.oo
Butter, Cheese, Eggs
Butter - Receipts were 35o3 packages
Creamery. higher than extras, pound. %
@ o4'ac: extras, % score $50 % iac
IS to SO score. a q 45c; seconds, SO to 81
score. 36 q 40c: lower grades. "a q 35c. In
saltcd higher than extras, Sc y q SIC: ex-
tras. 55 q SIC: frs1s. As q 53c seconds, 81 q
51l4c; extras, 43G SOC; frsts, ~ q 4sc; sec
onds' on s. q 4oc lower grades s2ess4c Dan
tubs finest, 49@ Sic; good to prime, 43 q
47c; common to fair. 33@42c. Renovated
extras. II 42c. Ladies, current make
hrsts. 27@'a9c seconds. 24G25c; lower
grades, 32G 23c. Packing stock. current
make No. i. "a @24i4c; No. .. CSC; lower
grades, 2o@22c.
Cheese Receipts were o74 boxes. state.
whole milk. held. early made fats. specials
pound, 81 u "a CSC: fall made. 2SG026E
average run, "a Z q 25c frcsh specials, "a l.
a csc; average run, 29Q nc; lower
grades 20022iac; twins, held specials, 26
@2sc; average run, - q 25c. Wisconsin,
held flats. 26@27Ac; single Daisies, held,
26@27c: double Daisies, held. 26M27c;
Young Americas, held. 2sM @29Hc; Skins,
held specials, 1s q 20c; prime to choice, 10
@1712c; fair to good. 12014lac; lower
grades 0c.
Exgs-Receipts were e.ss5 cases. Fresh
gathered. extras dozen. 81 q SIC; extra
flrsts $50 SOC; lrsts. s5Qs7c; seconds. 15
@S4c: dirties, No. ]. SEQ 5sc; checks,
fair to choice, dry. 5o@54c; refrigerator,
special MARKS fancy, 90 u @G3c; firsts, GO
oDG2c; seconds. Sc 059c: state. Pennsyl-
vania and nearby Western hennery whites.
extras, sl.030 05: extra tirsts, sl.0l q
Log: frsts. 9ocWS1: gathered whites drsts
to extra firsts. CSC e, sl.02; under grades.
80M92c puileta. * q soc; Pacific Coast.
white extras. Si.03f n l.0o: extra firsts.
S o. Il %; Nrsts 9oc G 81; pnllets. selected,
small out. s0W92c; usual size, SoUS5c
Other Western and southern. ga atEered
whites 75QD95c; state, Penns9 lvania and
nearby Western hennery browns, extra, 93
0r95c gathered brown and mixed colors,
graded extras, 81 q 92c; hrsts 10 extra hrsts.
& /
New-York tribune., 1920-12-10
rango Id pr.ces folloNs:
LoWor Trend IN Row
Sugar Prices Is Seen

Current Year
nricc. ago.
surar. srarulated, b. .osa, @ 90 %
Coffee No. Rio....... NJ % Lax
coffee. Santos No. H.. l2Hs @ ia q rs
A lower price trend for raw sugar
was noticeable here yesterday with the
reported sale Of small lot of full duty
naying sugars on d 4-ccnt cost and
freight basis. Cranulated remaiped
Gull and unchanged. FUTURES showed
net losses O. . to - points on CON
tinued liquidation.
Tho range of prices:
New-York tribune., 1920-12-10
Ligh, and Railways Go.

United Light and Railways Com
pany and subsidiaries in it's state
ment covering operations for twelve
month, ended October 81 showed net
earnings after taxes, interest charges
and preferred dividend requirements
OF $856,77l available for the common
stock, compared with S5l8,593 for the
preceding year.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-10
>,nuthcrn SnOt Markets.

S0uthcrn spot MHrkctS- -GalVeston -uulet.
uunchansed at i5.I5c; sales. l.2go bales.
15c; sales 1875. Mobile nominal - points
lower at 1850; sales nil Saranuah quiet
% points lower at l6c; sales 50. Norfolk
steady, unchanged at 15c: sales, 737. Au-
gusta steady, unchanged at l5.$9c; sales
., Memphis nominal unchanged at lac:
sales, l,750 st. Louis steady, unchanged
at 15c; sales nil. Houston quiet; unchanged
at 15c; sales, 2.55o. Little Rock quiet
unchanged at 15.5oc; sales, 100 Dallas
steady, unchanged at 14.10c: sales, 1856.
Fort Worth steady unchanged at 14.15c;
ales 2.3.J
New-York tribune., 1920-12-10
Livestock, Meats. Provisions

YcSteruay. Year ago
Live beef. fair to
prime. 100 lbs Sl0.2o1 1910 Sl3,0o q 1900
d g d beef
sides, lb.. .l2U ~ 10 P 20 -
Live veals COM
mon to prime,
90 lbs. 10 90 q 1910 1t0oQ25.Vo
d T Q d veal,
city, lb. $50 "a 24W IA
lbs lbs. "Vs' ....'...'. ~. 1000 600 5000 900
Dressed mutton.
city, lb........ .cS ~ ID loW .lo
Live lambs fair
TO prime, leo
lbs. ........... ll.OO q 1879 lo.ov q lb.bV
Dressed lambs.
city. lb........ 40 50 20 a 20
Hogs. 100 lbs.... ll.0O q ll.op l3.ooW l4.oo
Dressed h Ogs
bacon. lb...... .16 = a .l63% p J. q ~ a
Pork bbl ........ 3n.UOG031.o0 46.50@ 47.0o
Mess beef. bbl... ~. 90 ~ 1000 -. 90 g 23.oO
Lard, Nj i q q
West, 100 lbs. 1850 % $50 100 Q.23.6o
New-York tribune., 1920-12-10
GOttONscHd OF

There WAS n fairly active trade in tho
market for cottonseed OIL and while
price changes were narrow the undertone
was steady to trm and final Quotations
We're to points net nighcr. TIE. lack
Of response to the weakness ia other com
lNodites especially cotton and lard at
7racted a good deal OF attention and r.
Gea! Of indepsn'iont a}@.nstH one oi he
most plausible reasons 10 rtnis is that far
lncrs are not tish~d with the present
irice OF sa'd and it is feared hal the
years. crush may be sreduced GA this ac-
count. Total sales tor the day were $500
ba rrels
M. ... Ill - .-.-4 -4---.. c-.lrD..-..
New-York tribune., 1920-12-10
Detroit

~ggG 1'o Cont r'' Motor e@s oas 81 GA
o zoo oo Tofd ..........$0 23O 22s $50
~0"p &C., I.hcoin ....... % 2Os, 20 .os.
~" osV" Mlrh S. Susar.... 9ls 81, 81 sa
-'49 40 'Hg~arq Mot. - llTs 11is 1r1s
Nv 1a's" ........ II II IL ~
.7oo !, ar"e Davis. .loota 10o,a loors 1ooi,
80" 90" no no Motor 2o7a q 2oss .0ss
WV llhhch 2S9. aSs. KS ~
New-York tribune., 1920-12-10
Baltimore
Stoke

Sales Open. High. Low. ..sst
200 Cen Teresa Sug 3H az 3'a 3ia
i5 Cen Tr Sug pf 6
1900 Ceicstino ..... % - 90 90
81 Cons Power 90 o. 80 9lt
$50 Cosden pfd IS %'s IS, ~
10 Cit Natl Bank 40 40 40 40
$50 Dawson Chem 30% 20G4 20 20 Il
ID Mary Casualty 16 IS Is -
10 Mt Yer Mills. 20 20 % 20
20 Penn Wa Pow 81 = 81. 81. 81 y
Bonds
$4,000 Chgo Ry IS. co 60 50 GO
1000 Cons p 4 4'ss.. T2ia T2ia T2a 70 y
5000 Cons Pow cs. 93ia 93N. % Il "5 e
1000 Cons Pow Is. HIss 979s 97ss Q 81
600 Cosden Gs . 9laa a1ss 91's 81 "a
10000 Penn W Po SIS so SOS so so1s
il 900 United Ry As 63 G3 62l1 50 Il
1000 United Ey inc "A A ~ -
New-York tribune., 1920-12-10
Bank of France Statement

w ~ An!o. 81 DEC. 9.--The weekly state
taIhs fau OF tha Bank Of Franco shows the
following changes, in francs: '
New-York tribune., 1920-12-10
The range of prices :
Coffee Futures business

Coffee Futures Duslnoss continued in
small volume and little iutorss, WAS dis
played in price movements. which were
easier most Of tho day rnal quotations
were two points net lower to eleVon net
higher.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-10
New York CITY Bonds
New York State Bonds

Issued in coupon and registered form
not interchangeable. Coupon bonds regis
tered.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-10
Bonds
Pittsburgh

o1ss ~ An " G Ma.l14 ia ia ia
%. sos M Hrk Gas sM ss. si1
20 do pfd . 3i a. o.,
DO Col Gas - IS L. sF, ss2 y
ITO Cuff Gillespie. 26l. 3sl 90 80 90 =
20 lndpt Bwg . a. ia 80 ~
b,7o Kay Co Gas. IL a. - ~
10 Lone star Gas rs os =
oS7o Marland -. s,, -
100 Mfrs l. & Heat 81 ~ ~ -
go Nat Firc pfd. II ~ - .,
200 Okla Gas 20 -0T 2O.s 2oh
go Pgh Bwg pfd. s -S9s
5UoO Pgh Jerome
II Pgh q G. g. II II -, -
oO pgh Pl Glass l43x I43s, IA "a
1so 9eo Trays !, n. Oh sla sia s]s 81
S99 9@ ~ = y Steel soA sol. s0i4 sol.
,o ~ Gas .,..-.l20 120is l2o 1oo,t
a&10 & Westing b. 80 4 s6is 94ia OK
Nv est Eleo ~ 1e ~ ~
New-York tribune., 1920-12-10
TO THE HOLDERS OF
$4O,OOO,OOO
40 Gold Bonds due 1854
y
OF THE
UNITED STATES of MEXICO

Default was made in tho payment OF the
interest on the above Bonds due juno LIST
isls and. since January, 1914. default has
aisu been made in the sinking fund DAY
ments provided for the redemption of these
Bonds.
Since the above defaults occurred. ws
nave made repeated efforts behalf os the
owners Of the Bonds TO have the interest
and sinking fund instruments paid. but
without avail
General Alvaro Obregon. who has been
elected President OF the United States of
december 1st. 81 reported. however 20 have
publicly declared that the new Mexican Gov.
eminent will recognize all legal foreis'
debts" and that all Its debts Will be pall
''as far az possible"
-, There arc number Of foreign loans OF :.
secured: and guarantees given by IT, o,
which default has been made. as well as a
large large amount o, Of other claims against it,
"n'ch Will have to be recognized and pro-
vided for by the Mexican Government
We therefore consider 1t important that
unite. without delay. for the proper and
erectual protection Of their interests. TO
that end. we invite holders of the above
all unpaid coupons attached. with The
.nn,tnl.. g,ceL Ioanrnlly nf Ner '-c-' as
DeDostary. AZ lts ono 81 llI rect
New York or its Agents. ~ e. h.fs.e De-
--....-. 81; 100. suh.. = = ------ Of
Eons.eo.de:s Agreement. dated Novem-
may he obtained from the Deposltary. or II
our once. 24-26 Pine Street.
Temporary certificates OF deposit viii be
ISSUED by the Depositary. exchangeabe for
engraved bearer certificates: Appii atte,,
Will be made for the listing OF the engrayed
certificates on the New York Stock ES
change.
- We VIII mako no charge to deposa,n =
bondhoiders for our services under ths
Agreement. s"
New York. November 22nd 1920.
SPEYER & co.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-10
Cotton Statistics

ltFcrpnO1 eInirS spot cotton quiet at
IS points advance; m.ddlng 11.04d. Sales
5000 G., 000 bales A1nerican). Ilnports
10000 tl,po0 bales AlAerican). Futures
opened quiet al 10 To - points decline.
Closed steady at 70 TO % points advance.
December and January, LES; March
1ltS, May, l1.4S: JGly. 1lf6. Manchester:
Yarns dull and Irregular; cloths quiet.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-10
Bonds
Boston Curb

Ariz Extn 3 Bid Aske 4
Arz Silver.17 - Iron Biose...2o 30
AriZ Tip 7. 81 Iron Cap 8 y.
Blk Hawk. - II La Rose 30 -
Bos 6: Nfon4l ~ Ma jostic SO. 12
Calaveras a.. MeN Metals.3o 80
Chief Con-. 25s Midw Moss 10
Crown Rsv.. 10 % Monarch II -
Crystal neW.<2 IS Nat |. & H..
Denbigh ...1G IS Nixon go.
Eagle Z B. . 1-16 q. Rainier ..il -
Eureka Gro 43 "A Svn Me.ais.i2 i
Fortuna e. Silver Reef..
Gadsden 40 A. I'm Ncr Tx. 23i> q
uoma ON e.. Yukon = =
New-York tribune., 1920-12-10
$soo,0oo
City Of Winnipeg, Canada
Ten-Year 81 Gold Bonds

Dated December I. $780, Due December l. 1880
Principal and sema aanua interest June December
payable in gold in Canada New York City option
Of the holder. Coupon bonds in denomination Of ST
Winnipeg with population Of l85,00o is the third
largest city in Canada and is considered to be very
efficiently managed. Figures taken from Official
sources show that the net debenture indebtedness
Of the city is only about 3q6 of the assessed valua
ton for purposes Of taxation and that the tax which
includes school rates, is only e mills.
Winnipeg is the gateway between eastern and west
ern Canada and is of the largest grain ccnters
on the American continent 1t is the financial, com
mercial and manufacturing center of western Can
ada. These bonds direct obligation of the city
of Winnipeg.
We recommend these bsmds investment
Price 9os and interest, yielding 1851
creuan Will bs upon request
Harris, Forbes & Co
Pine Street, Corner William
NEW YORK
New-York tribune., 1920-12-10
Bonds

s25o0o Chic I}y st Us Gl G. ST g,
5000 do ser I} 5s so Ia "a %
10000 do adj inc As 10 1oi. ~ So,l
lOoc Comw Ed lst IS so so So 10
5000 NJ Fuel q lst5s 81 tI cI sY
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1920-01-29
limited STATES ARMY
SCHOOL CONTEST
g JANUARY 20, 1920.

A Silver Cup, suitably egraved
will be presented for the best essay
written by boy or girl attending
school in the State of Mississippi,
Colleges and Universities excepted, on
the subject: What are the Benefits Of
an Enlistment in the U. S. Army.
The essays will be written in the
classrooms on Friday, February w.
1920, from notes if desired.
Essays will be limited to 400 words
in length, and pencil or pen and INK
NAV be used, but written only on one
side of sheet. Essays will be judged
strictly on basis Of: ID Original
ity. (2.) Expression. 80 Since
rity. :.
The Recruiting Officer will on May
9th, present the cup to the winner OF
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1920-01-29
VOTE SHOWS
OVERWHELMING SENTIMENT
FOR LEAGUE OF NATIONS

The college referendum held recent
ly throughout the United States, with
the knowledge and approval Of both
Senators Hitchcock and Lodge, re-
suited very unfavorably for the Mas
sachusetts obstructionist. A synop-
sis of the result on Jan. Is, revealed
a total of 46,259 ballots in favor OF
UNQUALIFIED ratification. There were
SO .3O4 students who favored COM
promise between the Lodge reserva-
tions and the Democratic reservations;
while only 23,577 favored the Lodge
reservations; and only 1880 were OPP
nosed to ratification in any form,
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1920-01-29
The prize, with appropriate ceremon-
es at the school attended by the win

the prize, with appropriate ceremon-
ies at the school attended by the WIN
ner.
This contest is open to the students
of all schools, except Colleges and Un-
iyersities, whether public, private, sec
tartan or non-sectarian. The winner
NAV be male or female, American
born or foreign born.
The essay of the winner will be
sent to Washington, where boafd OF
Judges consisting Of Secretary 81
War Baker, General John J. Perishing,
and General Peyton c. March, will on
April 10, next, announce the thfce
winners in the National Contest.
Then on May 5, 1920, these win
ners, accompanied by parents or guar
dian (railroad fares and all expenses
paid to Washington and return for
both winners and parents or guar
dian) will be presented with medals
/ by Secretary Baker hlmSelI.
The medals are as follows: Gold
medal, suitably engraved, to the WIN
ner. of the first prize, Silver medal,
suitably engraved to the winner OF
the third prize. In addition, three
beautiful cups, suitably engraved, will
| be presented to the winners by Sec
rotary Baker to be carried back home
|by them as prizes for the schools they
ATTENDED.
This contest is under the auspices
of the War Department, but the
newspaper, THE COME BACK, the
official organ of the Walter Reet
Hospital, in Washington, asked per
mission 10 purchase the prizes. Thl:
permission was granted and ta'
school children are really competing
for prizes that were provided by tn
manned and injured soldiers now a
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1920-01-29
STOP, LOOK
AND LISTEN
YOU. MIR. EX-SERVICE MAN
Important Meeting Called for Febru'
ary FOurth-Man From Washing
ton to Talk.

For your special benefit the Treas
ury Department, through the Bureau
of War Risk Insurance, is sending a
special representative to the "oie
Miss" Post of the American Legion.
You cannot afford to miss what MI.
Deegan will have to say in regard TO
the hest insurance in the world, nor
can YOU afford to let your insurance
lapse. If you have let it lapse this IS
the onportune time of your life to re-
new. This is the last call for ADJUST
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1920-01-29
COOk-SAUNDERS.

On Tuesday afternoon about 1890
o'clock, there appeared at the residence
of Rev. N. F. Nets, of Oxford, a
young couple who wished to be bound
together by wedlock. This couple was
Mr.. Jim Saunders and Miss Healon
Cook, both Of near HarmOntOwn. Rev.
Nets examined the necessary papers,
said the few words and the happy
couple went on their way as man and
wife.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1920-01-29

Cattle are fattened for slaughter by
being overfed and not allowed to ex-
ercise. Many men and women pre-
pare themselves for slaughter by vol.
UNFAIRLY adopting the "stall fed ll1e,N
saws the United States Public Health
Service. Don't overeat and take pien-
ty of healthful, outdoor exercise.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1920-01-29

inc your insurance and if you let it go
by you will always regret it, for this is
the best, safest, strongest and all
around proposition in the way of in
surance the world ever saw land you
are earnestly requested to attend the
Legion on the 4th day of February at
seven-thirty p M.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1920-01-29

One man in every three was rejected
by draft boards for physical disablli-
ty. According to the United STATES
Pnhl;c Health Service, a great many
of these defects might have been ellm-
mated and probably will be in the next
generation.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1920-01-29

Herbine corrects biliousness, indl-
gestion and constipation. 1t is fine
herbal medicine that drives out I'M
purities and restores healthy condi-
lions in the system. Price, 6Oc. Sold
by A. H. Kendel. aoV