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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1920-07-09
SUGAR SENT FROM JAPAN.
American importers To Get Many
Tons OF Product.
Pres

lAESOcLV6u FfESs DISpdLCH.J
New York, July ga shipment Of
2,400 tons Of refined granulated sugar
shipped from japan by way of the
Suez canal and trans shipped at
Gibraltar. arrived here today on the
steamship Sophie Frankel. The sugar
b consigned to American importers.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1920-07-09
Killed In Saber Duel.
TAsSOciated Press DISPATCH.

her of Barcelona, was killed In saber
duel with Police Captain Toro this NOM
ing, according TO advices from that city.
service in the police force, it is said.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1920-07-09
LIMELlGHT ON PALMER.
Senate Campaign Probing Committee
Continues Unearthing Evidence.
IAssociatad Press DiSnatch

Continues Unearthin0 EVIDENCE.
(Associated Press Dispatch]
Chicago, July 8.-The senate COM
mittee, investigating expenditures of
candidates for presidential nomina-
tions, today turned it's attention to
$4,000 said to have been paid by Low
den campaign managers to Henry
Lincoln Johnson, Georgia national
committeeman.
Campaign activities of Attorney
General A. Mitchell Palmer also will
be Investigated. Senator Kenyon,
chairman of the committee, announc-
ed that the committee would continue
efforts to learn the names Of large
contributors to the Wood campaign
funds.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1920-07-09
INCREASE OF CENSUS.
Scattering Population Figures Are
Given Out At Washington.
TAssociated Press Dispatch.

washington, July 8.-Census re-
port: Weatherford: Texas. 6,2o3, in
Keesport. Pa. 1875 increase 1921
or TT per cent.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1920-07-09
Remove Shipping Ears.
ssOciated Press DISPATCH

Washington, July S.-Restrictions on
trade -wtth soviet Russia were removed
except ri1sofar as they pertain to the
shipments OF materials susceptible to Inn
mediate use for war purposes
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1920-07-09
RaIlway Made settIement

IASSOCIateu IItSs I'lspdtCE1
washington, July S.--The railroad adj
ministration will pay the Spokane, Port
land and Seattle railroad s1,s00.00o. the
first settlements with railroad company
of all claims arising out Of federal oper-
alton.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1920-07-09
BisselI Is Appointee.
Associated Press DISPATCH. I

Washington July ,S.a--Raynnondse Bissell
was given a recess appointment today by
President Wilson. as postmaster at Buff
falo, N. Y.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1920-07-09
GIVEN LIFE SENTENCE.
Young Man Who Pleaded Guilty to A..
sault Severely Punished.
IASS0cfafRd Press Dicn

Chicago, July s.-Henry Felhofer. aged
twenty, was sentenced to prison for Iifs
when he pleaded guilty to attacking a
woman in her home FeIhofAr threw
himself on the mercy Of the, court, ask
ing a. Suspended sentence. Judge Hugo
maximum sentence.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1920-07-09
CHANGES MURDER STORY.
Lieutenant Carl Wanderer Gives New
Version To Police.

Version To Police.
ASSOCIATED Press Dispatch.1
Chicago, July 8-Leutenant Carl
Wanderer, after fourteen hours of
questioning by police. changed his
story OF the shooting OF his wife and
q ragged stranger in the vestibule of
bis home a dozen times, police Off
Gals said today. His original story
that the stranger, a burglar, had kill
cd Mrs. Wanderer and was then kill
ed by Wanderer, was changed in sew
eral details, according to Police Ser
geant John w. Norton.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1920-07-09
REGATTA AT ELks SESSION.
Water Events Entertain Many Visit.
ors at Chicago Convention.
procc nicnafch

Chicago, July Silk junior row.
ing events of the three day regatta
of the Central States Amateur Row
ing Association furnished the chief
entertainment today for the thou
sands of visiting Elks at their ma
tlonal convention. Senior events will
be held tomorrow, and swimming
events Saturday.
The chief social event of the
weeks program, the convention ball.
will be held tonight at the municipal
pier.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1920-07-09
WILSON ISSUES LEAGUE CALL.
President Summons Meeting For Ear.
ly During November.

lAssociated Press Dispatch.I
London. July 8.-President Wilson
has accepted the invitation of the
League OF Nations to call a meeting
of the assembly of the league early
In November. it was announced In
B. Harmsworth, under secretary for
foreign affairs.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1920-07-09
THREE PEOPLE KILLED.
Auto Stalled On Crossing Before Fast
Approaching Train.

Hammond, Ind. July 8.-Three
were instantly killed and one prob
ably fatally injured when an auto
mobile in which they were riding
was struck by Monon flyer last
night at Water Valley, short dis
lance south of Hammond A stalled
motor, while the machine was cross
ing the tracks, Is said to have been
responsible for the accident.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-23
Rueh W TOWarzyStWach.
re STANISLAWOWA.

Macierz Polska cddzial sw. Anasta
zyi No. so odbedzie posiedzenie mie-
sieczne O godzin:e 7:30, W sail zwy-
klych posiedzen. ObecnOSG kazdeJ
czionkini jest pozadana DO SO wazne
sprawy do zaiatwienia. - Fran. hu-
kaszewska, pref; Joanna Mosinska,
sekr. prot.
Liga Stow. Pol. W Am. odbe-
die swe posiedzenie dnia 25go
kwietnia, W sail zwyklych posiedzen,
" parafii Sw. Stanislawa Kostki No.
4, o godzinie 2ej p%opoiudniu; UREA
dza Dan wieczorek dla swych delega-
tow Graz przes6w s~ekretarzy wszy-
stkich grup Stow. Pol. " Am. W Chi
CASIO zaprasza tychhc do wziecia u
dziaIu W tym wicczorku; wstcp VOL
nv dla kaldogo. Il bratnicm pOzdro'
wicriem 49, J. Czarny. sekr. L'gi.
MaCicrz Polska odzial 12ty Sw,
Eingi przystq9pi do spowiedzi W'cl.
kanocncI W sobotc, duia @4So b. m
W niedziele 2jgo h. nj. o godz mic
6tej rano do Komunii Sw. " koScielf
.g6rnym. Czloukinie zebraf sic maja
W niedziele, o godzin'c $50 rano DE-
sail zwyklych ~posicdzcG skad poi
dzicmy in corpore do koSc'o'a. -
Lucva NJ. Mucha, sekr. prot. 81
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-23

Berlin, %. kwietnia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-23

doniesieniem, Ee norweski podro-
mix i badacz Road Amundsen
przybyl do Anadyir ma Syberyi
Kapitan >Amundsen jest odkryw-
ca bieguna pofudniowego i mniej
wiecei miesiac temu d]onoszono Z
Chrystyanii, re wyruszyf on ma
wyprawe do biesuna pofnocnego,
opuszczajqc sw6j statek ,'Maude"
ii wybierajqc sic W niebezpieczn2
podr6z do tego celu przez olbrzy-
mic pola lodowe.
ZE SPRAW IRLANDYI.
Belfast, %. kwietnia. - Z vie
Izieh W Belfast i, Queenstown wy
wieziono ma trzech kontrtorpe-
dowcach znajdujqcych sic tam
wiezniow z partly Sinn-FeiniSt6w
Ii ma podstawie tego wyrobAa sic
tn opinia, re wladze brytyjskie
postanowily w~szystkich areszto,
wanych rewolucyonist6w irlandz-
kich przetransportowac z tel wy,
spy.
Z Dublina donosza, re wladzc
wojskowe dokonaly ostatnlo "a
rowno w mieScie tenn jak w okoli-
Icy wielu najazd6w j rewizyi. w
Limerick uzbTojeni ludzie zaata'
kowali zarzadce Teatru kr6lew-
skiego ! zabrali gotowke, jak9
znalezli w, kasie teatralnej.
Londyn, %. kwietnia.
Wszyscyniemal znawcy stosun-
kow politycznych zgadzajq sic ma
Ito, re rad brytyjski zainauguro'
wal nowy, pojednawczy kVTs pc,
litvki w stosunku do 1rlandyi. O.
| statnim dowodem tego Jest Il
dzielcnic mieSiecznego ,,urlopu
iSir Johnowi Taylor. ktory znaJ-,
duiac sic ma stanowisku podsekre
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-23

mo oficyalnych oSwiadczen, re ma
| Pomorzu panuje spokoj i re ME
grozi tam zaden wybuch, kores-
pondenci gazet tutejszych nadsy-
laja stamtad wciaz alarmujace
wieSci i donosza, re nagromadzo-
ny tam materyai palny \mozc
wkr6tce rozgorzec plomicniem
rewolucyi rojaiistycznej.
correspondent p6Iurzedowej
,,Albgemeine Zeitung' stwierdza,
re aczkolwiek armia bahycka 70
sta}a czeSciowo ACKNOWLEDGMENT
il rozbrojona, zolnierze tych wojsk
lgromadza sic potajemnie i Oddly
waja cwiczenia nocami. Centrum
tego ruchu i niebezpieczehstwa
ma sic INA jdowac ma ufortyflko-
wanej wyspie Danholm, niedaleko
S~tralsundu, gdzie odbywa sic po-
nowne ekwipowanie i uzbrajanie
tych zoAnierzy.
Inni correspondence donosza, re
u~niwersytet greifswaldzki stall sic
Igf0wnem siedfiskiem monarchicz-
mel agitacyi, a studenci jego W IL
czbie okolo $500 skladaja sic w
wiekszej czeSci z byfych oficet6w
Ikt6rzy pozostaja w ustawicznem
tajnem poroztnmieniu z bogatymi
wlaScicielami ziemskimi. Die
Nossische Zeitung" donosi, re W
poniedzialek widziano w Greif-
swaldzie generala Luettwitza,
Iktory byl komendantem rewolu--
cyjnych sill zbrojnych Kappa, ia
kotez majora Bischofa z armii
batlyckiej.
WYPRAWA DO BIEGUNA
P~oLNOCNEGO.
Nome, Alaska, 23. kwietnia. -
Otrzvmano tn iSkrowa dcDesze z
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-23
z

Oddziai % sw. Barbary Macie-
rzy Polskiej odbedzie regularne po-
S 'edzenie W piatek 23go kwietnia, 0
godz!nie 1880 wieczorem. Obecnosc
wszystkich koniecznie %pozadana, BIO
So walne sprawy do zaiatwienia. Za-
razem many wsp6lna wielkanocna
spowieda i Komunie sw. W niedzie-
le 25go kietn;a. 0 godzinie $3.50 ra-
no. - IL. Rutkowska, pref; A. Ga
dacz, sekr. prot.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-23

ga silna ably zafoga Batum mogia
Ijej sic oprzec i dlatego zapropono
wall ewakuacye tego miasta.
Przeciwko projektowi temu O.
swiadczyli sic jednak przedsta--
wiciele zarowno Anglii jak Fran
cyl, ktorzy wSkazali ma fakt, IL
Batum stanowi jcdyuy wylot ma
morze ola Armenii i Georgii,
skad Alianci czerpia znaczne "a
pasy nafty i dlatcgo So znusze-
nj utrzymac to ,.okno" otwartem
ola siebie.
! Ma poiudn;owej sesyi postano-
wiono zakonczyG obrady konfe-
rencyi iutro.
CAILLAUX UZNANY WIN
NYM.
Paryz, g. kwietnia. Senas
lfrancuski zasiadajacy W charailte-
RE specyainego trybunaiu uznai
wczoraj $50 gtosami przeciw7ko
81 byiego premiere Jozefa Call
laux winnym ~utrzymywania sto-
sunk6w z nieprzyjacielem, nato--
Mast 213 glosami przeciwko %
luwolnii go Cd zarzutu zdrady /
porozumienia z nieprzyjacielem.
Wobec tego Caillaux uniknie
kary Smierci. jaka ,nru grozAa ma
wypadek uznania 60 winnym
zdrady, a "a utrzymywanie sto--
sunkow z Niemcami w czasle
swego rrzedowania w okresle
wojny zostanie pociagniety do 3D.
powiedzialno5ci w mySl przepisow
ustawy. kt6ra przewiduje w tym
wvpadku kare Cd jednego roku
90 pieciu lat banicvi.
GROZI MA PO-
MORZU.
Berlin, %. kwietnia. - Pomi-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-23

Damskie Swiss praSko
wane union garnitury,
wyb6r styI6w wartosci
do 81, specyalnie CUR
nitur
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-23
WieIki Wybtr R6i
DO Csc i Wyiej

r6znego koloru let
ME / zimowe: drze-
wa owocowe. drze
wa piramidalne, /
krzewy kwitnace.
Przyjdacie 1 zobacz
c'e. zadajcie in'or-
macyi, a ia wan
dam dokladna in
formacye jak MA
Gle saddle;
a take many
kwiaty kwitnace |
kwiaty ciete, mas o.
ma kwiat6W i nasio-
ma warzyw, a take
i narzedZia rolni--
cze.
Rozmaite truc!zny ma
rnbaki kwiatow krze-
x0w. drew o~wcowych l
warzyw. re MONA uchro-
niG je cd objedIenia llsci.
a take many rOZmalic
zasileuia suchego nawOzu
10 uiyH ANA W Ogrodachi
IN farmach. Otwarte W
X ady dzien. W niedzicie
10 gOdZiny 2-giej. DoSta.
wiamy ma kazdc HadaniC.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-23
~Tsl3gTaHyz agIanRzne,
Dokonczenie :e strony l-szej.
Dardanelle

?rzejazdu przez Dardanelle i
wykonywauie wszeIkiej zlaczonej
z tenn wladzy.
Ola osiagniecia tego celu Cd
powiednia siia zbrojna zajmie
pohwysep Gallipoli, jakotez obsa-
tzi wszystkie wazniejsze punkty
"a wybrzezu Maiej Azyi. Zoinie-
RE CT beda podlegaG komendzie
komisyi marynarskiej.
INNE ~sZCZEGoLY 2 KoNFE-
RENCYI w SAN RENO.
Paryz, %. kwietnia. - Kores-
pendent trtejszego ,,Matin" do
nosi, re ma wczorajszej sesyi Ra-
" N~aJwyzszej premierzy Lloyd
George i Nitti uczynili suggestive
aby do obrad tego ciala doPuScic
przedstawiciela Niemiec, gdyz w
ten sPosob iatwiej uda sic rozwia-
zac liczne kwestye, ktore dotycza
przyszfych politycznyoh ! ekono-
micznych stosuukow Z ten pan
stwem. Projektowi temu Sprzeci-
vie sic mial jednak z Gala Stano-
wczoScia premier MMlerand, kt6-:
rego argumenty zdo&aiy przeko-
nae representative Anglii /
W4och o niestosownoSci takiego
kroku.
Podczas dyskuSyi ma temat Ar
menii postanowiono Erzerum
przynaG temu krajowi.
Nastepnie omawtano sprawe
pocfodu armii bolszewicxiej ma
8atum. Rzeczoznawcy wojskowl
wy7szhi opinie, re armia ia jest
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-23
Odpowiedz cd redakcyi.

W pewnem pihnie wiedeGskiem.
Panu Xxx. Panski przyjac ell zaklad
wygraI stanowczo: Terpsychora ME
lest Swietem zydowskiem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-23
Naduzycie piwa.

Czytalem, ze Niemcy &c wszyst-
kich narod6w najwiecei pija piwa.
Ha. to tel rzadza Polakami,
jakby wciaz mieli SUM w giowie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-23
800 POCISKoW MA JEDNEGO
ZABITEGO.

Paryz, %. kwietnia. - Czionek
~Francuskiej Akademii Medycznej
DR.. Mercher przeprowadzii wy
czerpujace badania, ia podstawie
kt6rych twierdzi, re w okresie
|pieciu miesiecy W roku 1917 pablo
ma front armii francuski $500, 900
szrapneli i innych pociskow, kt6-
re zabily ogolem 1926 l,dzi, a
raniIy 5,412. Wedle tych cyfr "a
tenn potrzeba by}o uayc przeciet-
ME 395 pocisk6w dla zabicia jed
nego zoinierza.
o POzYCZ-
KE F~RANCUSKA.
Paryz, %. kwietnia. - Deputo-
wany NJ. Lugol wni0si projekt "a
ciagniecia przymusowej pozyczkl
wewnetrznej ma pokrycie koszt6w
wojny. Wedle tego wniosku kaz-
dy Francuz, kt6rego majqtek
p~rzedstawia wartoSc $4,000 fran
k6w Tub wiecej, bybby zmuszony
subskrybowac te pozyczke stoso-
wnie do wysokoSci swego majat-
krr, a pozyczka ia byiaby ptatna
pc 20 latach.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-23

tarza ola lrlandyi, zdobyl sobie O.
pinie autora i inicyatora dotych-
czasowej polityki gwalt6w i re-
presyi. -,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-02-10

Civil Engineers
p. A. Little, $500; u months
II. A. Cranwell, 5000; six months.
Clothing Stores
Commission Clothing Co., $500;
three months.
Garner Brashear, $4,000 six
months
Confecti0ners-
Fifth Street Candy Kitchen, S12;
six months.
Candy Land $4,000; twelve months.
Cotton Merchants
". {. Harwell. 5000; six months
]. +. Brooks, $1,000, IL months.
Dentists
T. II. Williams $500; six months.
w. c. Travis. $1,000; six months
Druggists
Liberty Drug Co.. $25; six months
Owl, $4,000; six months
Palace, $500; six months.
Dry Goods and Ready to Wear
Dixie, $500; six months.
Garvcy, $25,oO; three months
Peoples store. $4,000; six months.
John Grfibi, $500; three months.
Floral Companies
Gray Floral Co, S12.OO; six months.
D. NJ. Johnston, 5000; six months.
Electric Shops
Phillips Electric shop. Sc; four
months.
Furniture
Claycomb & Anderson, $4,000; six
months.
schow, $4,000; six months
". G. Owens, $4,000; II months.
Garages
Modern Garage, SIS; six months.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-02-10
Hands Up! Is
Berlin Order
BY CARL 0. enoAT

United Press STAR Correspondent
Berlin, (By Mail)-The wild
West in its palmiest days had moth
ing on Berlin, in This year of grace,
1920
I;'s just about as safe for a pos
tai driver with his wagonload OF
mail and parcels to stir out in a
thickly populated part of Berlin as
il WIS for stagecoach driver to
venture across the American p'ainr
in the days Of deadeye dick. Jesse
James and others of their ilk,
1'gey day or two some desperate
Dietrich of fearful Franz steps out
from the sidewalk, shoves hit Oh
9rli, cry in the face of postal drives
and lis assistant says quietly bG1
firu-v die lIaende hoch"-wcan-
ing hands up--and then proc Is
TO risk the postwagon of all II gis-
tere: mail.
The losses to the postal depart
meie to date have been tremendous
especially in hauls of registered let
ters from foreign countries So far,
none OF the stick up men has ever
gotten lsimself into bodily danger,
for while the postmen travel armed,
they generally make little or no eff
forts to get 10 their gats.
The first thing that the public
knows about it is a sign on the bull
letin boards announcing 5000 marks
reward for apprehension of the
highwaymen Berlin has long since
ceased to pay much attention to
highway robberies or anything of
that sort.
AS for burglaries they are simply
part of the daily routine. Locks
and bars don't bother the modern
Berlin burglar in the least, A per
sons household goods or jewels are
no safer in burglarproof vault
than they would be in tie street
Recently a daring daylight thief
made the rounds Of a couple OF
prominent hotels, getting away with
number of valuable fur coats and
many jewe,s. Daylight and night
time holdups Of indieidulls are as
prevalent as cootes in the army
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-02-10
'OvERTHROW WORLD ORDERw CRY COMMUNISTS
Manifesto of Communist International Seized in u. S. De-
, partment Of Justice Raids, Tells "Reds" Own
Story Of Their Plans for World Wide Plumber.

sfror"M Of Observation-Disclosures
International at Moscow March
ands Rakcvsky NJ Lrne NJ znov
l. Trczky and Fritz Patten"
deroned dnastc of the Romnnon rloienolems and
cques nnd the rulers OF France
revealed in the light OF unfolding
diplomatic disclosures unreasonable yieness
lfhcaecss Tocrcy and corruption Of the dedent
a socialist parties the Communists assembled IN ue lhrd inter-
the direct Of the heroic enos and
ckncch and Rosa Luxembourg AS the First International foresaw the
pointed the the Second International gath
NATIONAL is the international of massaon OF the revolutionary a
Socialist criticism has sufficiently sgmatze
he bourgeois world order The task of the International Communist Party
low to overthrow this order ana to erect w place the OF W
the working and of all countries
Communist banner the emblem under which the hst great
already been
against Imperastc babary
privileged classes against the bourgeois state
md bourgeois against all forms and varieties OF social and national
pliession-UNlTEl
OF Councils banner OF
he Third International struggle Tor power ana
proletarns of all countries UNITEl
the proeaat make Of the means
battle which will its entire energies namely mass action with
conflict with the governmental machinery In
combat All other methods such revolutionary use of bourgeois para'
significance.
Indispensable separation
Capitalism and enemies OF the communist revou-
in
uautskans) proetariat the
order with Its antagonists
The growth OF revolutionary dangers of
suppression of
formation
the Yellow international at Bene) and to give their
will peson help different countries
hepunc poetariat will
ncaculabc working bcstIich-
knecht Rosa uxemburgh have lost Against this the peot must
defend itself
entire world proletara to this final struggle
DOWN WITH THE IMPERIAL CONSPIRACY or cAPITALl
LONG LIVE THE INTERNATIONAL REPUBLIC OF THE PKolE-
TARTAN COUNCILs
Moscow March 90 1919
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-02-10
Chronic Constipation.

There are people who never have
a movement OF the bowels without
Il is produced by cathartic. Most
Of them have brought that condi'
ton on themselves by the use OF
mineral waters aud strong cathar
ties that take too much water out
OF the system and aggrevate the
disease they are meant to relieve
A mild laxative tonic like Chamber
laln's Tablets affords q gentle move
ment of the bowels that you hardly
realize has been produced by med.
icine, and their use is not so likely
to be followed by constipation.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-02-10
Expects Big 1920
Trade With MericO
BY RALPH II. TURNER

Omitted Press Staff Correspondent }
City OF Mexico, (By MaiD-Mexi-
cos purchases from tie uni.ed States
during 1920 win reach a value of ap-
proximately $15O0OO,000 William +.
Sanders, formerly of st. Louis and
now secretary Of the American
Chamber OF Commerce of Mexico.
estimated today in talking to the
United Press representative.
Sanders was speaking of America 5
growing trade with Mexico. in con.
nection with the trade conference
which will be held here February
IL, II and Is, under TIE auspices
CT the American Chamber of Com
merce. Neither diplomaeic tang.es
between the United States and Mex
leo, nor Mexico's internal disorder.
'lave halted the increase in American
ulde. Sanders estimate was based
on past figures and on present indi-
cations He does not overlook the
fact that the unexpected usually
happens in Mexico, but the present,
he believes, points to further expan
sicn in American commerce.
According to the latest figures
available" he said, Mexico, during
the II months ending July, 1910,
bought goods from the United States
valued at $119962, ,9S2, an increase Of
f12,SS5,949 over the preceding year.
At the present eime there is a per
ceptible advance in bhe standard Of
living Of the Mexican people and
heir demonds are increasing. Their
purchases during 1920 will include
all kinds of machinery mining, oil,
electrical, sugar and agricultural -
automobiles, chemicals and drugs,
hardware, tools, all kinds of clothing
building materials and food products.
Manufacturers and jobbers who
want Mexican trade are advised to
e tablish themselves now in this
country advertise their goods, and
willie profeng by present condi-
tions, build for the future
The American Chamber of Com
merce was organized toward the
close of the war, with the encour-
agemeht of the state department to
prom lie American business in Mexi-
co. 1t aims today to anllyze mar
kets, aid in the establishment Of
agencies, provide credit data and
render a general information service
useful to the American manuflctur-
er and exporter.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-02-10

ais were awarded for the first 25
sales or more totaling $3.50 and 49,
1876 scouts wear them. Palms were
given for each 500 additional and
39,4SO wear bronze palms. 2,475 sill
yer and 29S gold palms representing
one, two and three additional 500
sales Of stamps respectively.
Scouts located $500 carloads of
standing walnut timber for gun
stocks, collected for gas masks 100
carloads of fruit pits, distributed 80
million pieces of government litera-
ture besides other invaluable SER
vice.
Scouts never use alcoholic liquors
because they do not wish to poison
their bodies; they desire a clear ac-
tive brain so avoid tobacco. Scouts
never swear because swearing is
sign of weakness as well as being
sacrilegious. In fact scout aims to
be, in this the twentieth century, as
near as possible like those men who,
two and three hundred years ago,
pushed their way into what then was
the great North American forest and
blazed way for what has become
the United States.
In those days our forefathers had
to be ready for any emergency and
ready to do a good turn for each
other at all times. and as a scout
of the present emulates the scout of
the past, he has chosen as his mot
to, "Be Prepared" and a better
phrase could not have been select
ed, for ii is both n motto and slo-
gan all in one. BE Prepared for
do kind act, rescue
companion, ford stream, gather
kindle fire-extinguish a
forest or prairie fire, salute the
flag, help in home duties and do
good turn daily for some one-Al-
ways Prepared. Let us every one be
a real scout for this anniversary
week and do at least one good turn
for soma one every day.