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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-06-18
Sboripus &anoibatnr.

@r. SSl11ius Sborlon al 8enion,
Winn., Ser CT &an6ibat for Sen oe=
mofrotilte Domination for @1lperner<
embc6et> bar nu begpn0t EN- afttp
&agne / SDillingbDerne me6 So
pe0fbarter / Minneapolis % ct.
SAUL. Ser ct iaar cit betD6elig ST.
teresie blanbt Gtatens Demofroter,
ierlig paa @ra1n6 al, at laa mango
fienote Sfiffclier Tiger @ominatio=
men. @lonot &anoioaterne in6tager
Oct. Gborion Ell %fremragenoe @til=
ling, og set ct en- Silfre6s1tillelle at
fl1nne %fonltatere, at ban Dar taget ct
be- emtGtanopunft oberfor 6e5pprgs=
maal, Der CT oe afgiprenoe / oen1le
@ampagnc> % / fine Ealer flart og
tpbeligt bar a6paret Solicit for SEN
6ore, ser tr,1er Staten, ioafren1t 6en
it'll 6libe Sflreplaolen for iocialiitiife
@fsperim1enter. @an bar ligele6es
|rettet cit inotr9ngen6e Mnm1o6ning
til 5totens oemofrottlf tic GGlgere ON
/ oerme &agne at fraboloe Jig fra
at toge Yort / &ep,,blifanernes &ann=
pagne> 1nen ltcmme 6emofratilf pao
g ,lgoager, iaaleoes at set 0emofra=
|tilfe8ortt fan mpni tire nlle fine 5tem:
mer og mp6e meb cit ltert &anoi6ot,
ser fan gjpre &egni1g paa 6olfetS
|3illio og Stptte.
9en fjenote Demofrat og Sour1o=
lit Dfr.@ IS. s. &obertlon ltaar / Spio=
ien for &anpagnetontoret / Minnea=
polls, % 0er-er 1u taget @fri0t til
at fere Ell aftio og aggresiip &ag=
nc / GpillingbDerne / Sc 'fao tilbage<
pnrenoe Gage fpr &alget Sen 81. ST.
mi. Mr. &obertlon oplpler, at ser /
ben liolte Gto oper bele 5taten CT or
ganiieret aftipe &agnefomiteer,
1om orbeioer ibGroigt for at 1tptte
Eborions &a16ioatur, % pal @runo=
lag al ocnne ltatspi6e Stptte er &am=
po9nen fort in6 I Sc ltore Bopulo=
tionscea,tre, bbor Ser life ct mi11blte
Gpipl ON, uoen at ban bill me6e ian1=
me &opularitet og 5il1lutning. S
bDcrt 8p=@ar6 er ser oprettct Ebor=
lons=&l1,bber, iom lnrlig l16foloer Mf=
tipitet / oeres Mobolog. Scr. Eborion
er Mor6mano, og paa @run6 al bans
%fo1itruftipe og notwithstanding
&rogram ton ian iiffert gipre &eg,
ming paa oftib Stptte blanot 5tatena
&elgere al ifanotnaptlt Mfitamuing.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-06-18
Snbse @lbert Sobnion for Spjeite-
retsbummer.

Sen peltienote S,16ge gilbert Sobn=
Jon, &e6 @ing Minneioto, }pger be6
Hrimarbalget paa Manoag Momina=
ton iom @pielterets6ommer. ST. er
glao be6 at fltnne onbef ole Scr.
|Sobn1onS &%an0ioatl1r, ga ban / fin
lange offert1ige 2pbebone bar Iagt
flor 9pgtigbeo for Dage11, ligeiom
BON bar biit fig at bore Ell 11partiif
og retfGroig Dommer, ser Dar prelt=
oeret beoHetsm66er / noe item alle5ta=
tens &etS6iitrifter. SON bar / fente1
Nar County Mttornep for @oo6bue
County og for / II Mar beret Don't
IImer ! fprite inoicielle Diltrift, bpor
)ba11 tfplge fin Mnnicitet er p%rplt6eren=
Sc CONNER.
Suoge gilbert Sobnion er Sen enc
ite &epublifaner fra ip6lige Minne-
|iota, Ser er &anoioat for ct @tats=
embe6e, og ban bpr 6erfor erboloe
ben iamleoe Stette fra oenne @art al
|Staten. &an er en- 6pgtig Sogfgrer
Jog Surtit, iom ! enbber &enieenoe er
fDaliftceret for gtillingen, for bill
ten ban aipirerer. @t tan tilfgie, at
ban u6nepntes til Diitrifts6ommer
LAT af6eoe @upern6r Sobn M.Sobnion.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-06-18
st Grant Jfaoinm foiter 100000
Trancs.

@n fronlf &orreiponoent bar bapt
en- 5amtale me6 Maoame @r,rte, Sp=
|itnoeren al Stadium, bbort 6en1,e be-
flageoe, at Sranfrig mi ito6 tilbage
for aa10re 9a11oe meo &enipn til &a=
oiums M11Oen0elle. Sgiaa Ser er
"&i6enifaben / N96". 6ranfrig far
I'LL fun 1 Gram Stadium, og bette bar
en- @ur6i al 100000 Sroncs. &a=
oi11ntberapien er fommet lattgt / Gut
ropa, ioole6es babes non19rfe6e ST.
ltituterti @ien, Berlin og &et6elberg
FAINT / 2on6on, @ancbeiter> @6inbl1rg
og Dublin, bbortil er fnpttet &oipita=
Ter, bbor aarlig flere Sltitn6 &reft=
|patienter bliper bebanblet. Set big
tiglte Spargsmaal er TIL at foa for=
an0ret SEN Maa6e, bborpaa Stadium
benpttes> nemltg 6erbe6 at man er=
%ltotter Stadium meo Northumberland
ting / Sc Mpporater, iom arben6es.
Mon treffer / 2oboratortet n6 al &a=
blum en- @as, "@ma1ationsgas", iom
man foncentrerer og ferer in0 / Su=
Der. @aiens @ffeftibitet er Sen iam=
me iom &aoiumtltbernes. SEQ 6enne
Meto6e fan man la6e Mo6erl ubltan=
cen, Stadium, bore belfpttet for al
&iiifo, % @aien tan / El1ber al nbD>
re lille @olum inoeboloe 9ofer meb
e11orm Mftibitet. Men 6e bar sen
Wangel, at 6e burttg taber fin &raft,
nemlfg @albparten / 2ebet al 4 Das
ge. Stadium taber &albparten al fin
Masie 2pbet al 1900 Mar. @mana.
tionSraoiumet opbeoares / fine Gran:
oe, "ampuler", lignen6e Eroa6ene
Ell @l66elampe. Selbe &a6ium1tof:
fet opbebares / en- @lasfasie me6 &c
Gm. tpffe &egge al g%rtlfarDet @las
6en11e er igien neo1nntet / en- ltgele
6es gulfarbet @eoife.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-06-18
&cbre tent enb albrig.

Otter at babe beret @nfe ct bulpt
Mar beilntte6e 6r11 Sbomien fig til
otter at in0trp6e / @gte1tap6en.
@ogle Tiger efter 8rplluppet m66te
bum paa @aoen en gamn1el 8enin6e.
&enin6en pnife6e ben6e ttllDffe,
men i6et ben6es 8lif fal6t ne6 ODER
6ru &bomiens elegante S6rge6ragt,
lpurgte blun:
"5sor bDem bGrer 6u BOG Sorg,
fiere Sngeborg?"
"Det ct Iaam9n6 for min fgr1te
Mano! 9a itaftels @eorg 6g6e, bob:
be leg life &aa6 til at faa mig en- no:
genh1noe elegant Serge6ragt, mer
min npe Man6 giber mig iaa flottf
|Sfreooerpenge, og iaa ipntes leg BOG
leg bil6e bite @eorg Sen lille Sp:
mGrf1ombe6."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-06-18
@rr foriistie meo SIS i sfupene.

S oe>150 Mtllioner Mcres natio=
male Sfobe, ser ltaor UNDER Tiljpn al
,6e Sorene6e Staters 6oritpelen, TO-
refommer ser bber Sommer Eulin6er
+ @fobbran6e, Ser foraariager8rano=
It 1oer og u6gifter, Ser. 1pber op til
mango Mi1lioner Collars. @t9rlte=
'oelen al otsie 8ran6e ifpl6es Eobafs-
'rggeres l1agtiombeo. &egeren faiter
'n6en at tenfe 1eroDer en- bren6en6e
eller @igaret fra Jig, eller
ban laoer @ni1ter fra fin &ibe fal6e
i set tprre @res el1er 2pb me6 oct
&eiultat, at Sl6en ulmer lenge efter,
at ban bar forla6t Ste6et, in6ttl ct
|&in6ite6 bringer S16en ! 6lamme.
@u bor 2anobrugsminiiter Mere~
oitb bittet paa en- @lan, Ser maaife
ton bielpe list. Son bar artmooet
De 1tore Sobafsfabrifanter ON inben
i bier &affe Eobaf at legge en- lille
|Seooel, bbori &egeren opfor6res til
at bore foriigtig, bbis ban rpger p1a
iste6er, bbor ragtiombeo let tan for.
'ooloe ubo6elig Sfa6e. 8e6 iaale6es
ioagl1g at oobare @ggerne baober Mi=
n1lterer, at oct aarlige Sab paa@run
at Stobbraroe bill blipe betpoeligt for.
mn6ifet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-06-18
Oct &pbe &ors / Santu Domingo,

Set ameritonlfe &p6e &ors, ser 10
life CT bange for at gipe anore 2anoe
cit bielpen0e &aano, bar nplig taget
fat paa at forbeore Sua1obeosforbol=
0ene / &epuhliten Santo 9omingo,
Ser ligger imellem Gnba % &orto
&ico. Gu al Set &p0e &or5' &eprez
1entonter bor / Sc iiolte 3 Moaneoer
lu16erlpgt 6orDol6ene 0ernebe, % ban
rapporterer, at ser beriter Ell grurfltlo
@}angel paa 2eger % Sl1nobeosplele,
- ser CT Iaaleoes fln cit 2pge for
bper $500 Snobp9eere. Ser finoes
11ogle imao &olpitoler, Ser opretbol=
oes pes &irlp at ct 9otteri, men set
1ooer fife til, at 9ominiconerne brD=
ser fig pioere ON at ipille / 2otteriet,
iao &o1pitalerne bar muattet ino=
ifrGnfe oeres Girfipmbeo til npl ten
intet.
Set @p6e &ors bar mi lobet at
bile efpipere &omm1neboipitalet /
Sonto 0omingo Gitp mes ntooerne
&oipitalsinpentar % ttllige at ienoe
omerifanlfe Spgeplejerlfer, ser oil
lnre Sc in6fpbte &pin0er at uorette
5pgepleie9ierl1ing. @oipitalet / Sep=
b. btl blipe leoet al Ell omerifon1t
2Gge> ser ital beitprc set for set &poe
&ors' &egring.
] Set CT 1l1 ptutrent fire Mar 1i0en,
at Sc 6orene6e Stater fal1ot set npo=
penoigt at lette Sc bon1inicanife &e=
publif amber olterifa1if Miltterttl=
Jpn for oerpeo at ltanie Sc lta0igc Sc
poIl.tio11er oer1coe. lt11oer omerifanlt
2eoelie CT Mepablifen gaaet goot
fren1oo. 6or FEM Mar iioen bar Ser
fun ca. 5000 8prn, ser fif 5foleua-
oerptsning, meoens M11tallet MT CT
100000. Samti6ig ct Ser blebet a11=
Ila9t gooe 2anoepeie, % 5unobeos,
pnienet er blepet betp6eligt f%orbe0ret
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-06-18
Qhirapu.
9amif glber6pmsbie,n

Onsoag Mften Sen 8. Sum- bab0e
Joreningen &ortporti / 9auia Sail
og bogeftcr en- lille ltnoerbolhntng,
|tbor ser %lerpcreoes Smprrebrpo oG
6orfriifninger. 9(lle 6e Gamer, Ser
bapoe orbcioet for @iemnet p1o Sen
!ii6lte Gag" Sag, Dar inobuote. @eb
I8oroet Bps &rn1ioent 6. 6. 8uncf
I@elfomme1 90 ,,0tolte fin egen og
|6oreningens biertelige Sat for set
im,ffe &eiultat, Ger Dabbc gipet
|&jemmet ct iaa mutt Gilltl16. Diref-
TOR g. @eterien unoerbolot 6oriam<
|lingcn mcb ct Har al fine beremte
j&iier, % sen %allerbeolte Stenning
|berlfe0e.
M11 arbej6es ser nleo &roft De11 til
j@ienmets aarlige Sommerfelt / geor=
MOOD @arf SEN 1iolte 5pnoog / oe,1ne
Wtoone0, og hi beoer bore See ere life
glcmn1e 0en11c, 0a Ser mere 1r1 ems
Inogeuitnoe trGnges til 5tptte, l9rlig
pefuniur Gtptte, % Sen ltore Suffer-
este, Ser / Sen ienere Gib er bit
9iemmet, bao0er for, at Meolcmsan=
ltallet oil pges %hetp0eligt og ems p0er=
mere betrpgge @iemmets 6remtio.
Sort Mloeroomsbiem er ct al Sc mutt
:tel te Monumenter> III 9anlfe eier ON
bort Mrbeioe % 2ip / Chicago; las os
9ipre alt for at peoligebol6e Sraoi=
tioncrne poo Sen lnu1ffelt e Moa0e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-06-18
2ineuln Gonmtp, Mimmeiuta.

81 pnifer at benle6e &elgerne /
2incoln County, Mtnn., paa SCR. IS.
g. Hannecfs &%an6i6atur iom &epre=
ienta1tt / Minneiota 2egislatur. &on
enifer life at reprei entere nogen
Sertnteresier, men agter at baretage
alles Snteresier / 2egislatnren, baa=
6e 6armerens og 6orretningsman=
|6ens, Ga ban meget rtgtig beb6er, at
oeres Snteresier er i6entiif. San bill
arbeioe for en- 2opgipning, Der bill
blibe til bele 6olfets @abn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-06-18
Gmten-cuer.


Sra Melp Orleans i11olpber felgen=
Sc Neo6elelie, Der iiffert lite ct fi9r=
fomment SEPT for nngfarle: &eprm<
ientant S. 3. 8olgtano bar tn6bragt
ct 2~obfor1lag / Statslegislaturen,
ser for1anger, at alle Men6 / Sta-
ten oper IS Mar 1fa1 bore np6t til al
|gifte fig in6en 80 Gage, efter at Co.
ben .er De6taget og traoot / &raft.
l1n0lo0e1le al at efterfomme 2oben bill
n1e6f9re EN- Mel1lft paa fra $1,000 til
$4,000 eller 5 til 10 Mars Seng1el.
&ommentar er pberflg6ig!
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-06-18
Sore banife "&anfprer".

Gor laa populnre og Dnoe0e Genor
|&olger 8eoerien bar mootaget @nga=
cement pe6 6oremau Bros. 8orf, ct
al 8pens met uniete % iolioc Snlti=
utter. @bis ST.. Be0erlen u0pifler
fine financielle @pner> 1om ba1t bar
uobitlet oe m1iifallfe, bliper ban Ell
gang Ell al bore Mata6orer. 81 gn.
lfer &o1ger &eoerien @el6 og 2pffe
Sen rpe Sttlling.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-06-18
GIim rende AnIedninqer

i improved og u~nimproved Land
Hubbard County, Minnesota, 175 Mile
Nordvest for Minneapolis. Udmerkede
skandinaviske Settlementer, Skoler
Kirker og Veje. Ypperligt Kartoffel.
og kl9verland, n:er til By og let al
rydde, SIS til $50 pr. Acre. Improved
Farme $50 til 800 pr. Acre. Lette Vii
Deal Land Co., Hotel Laporte, Laporte
Minnesota.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-06-18
Etpr "Smufcr".

S 6orbtn6elie mes ~"@armonien"s
Meoegjprelle fan hi nGpne, at ser af=
bpl0es cit flor "Smofer" / 0ania
Sail 0usbog Mften 6en %. Stunt
bpor Ser er iprget for ct elegant fol6t
8oro % ct ltomGrfet Hrogram, bbor
ct Bor al bore allerbe6lte Solere,
al "@ormonien"> pil laoe
Zig Dpre, ligeiom Ser bliper ct rigt
!l10palg al baa6e Gang % Ml1iif.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-06-18
&lpffeu iIaar.

Men cit Einc tt6ltgere eno fpr, for
efter bort 8proa0s 6oror0ning bar
Ipi itiftct Tio for at pinoe e1 Gime
mere 9agslps. Ser bar life laa taa>
ser bar belt f%onfuie Manoag Mpr=
gen for Sc bap6e CLIENT at 1tille Slot
fen frem 2proag Mften> og oerfor por
Sc Ell Sime f%oricnt : eller ogioo par
hi ar6rc en- Simc fpr tioligt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-06-18

@ne6fermeiter Mn6erien / 81. er
gammel ltngfarl, og bans @enner /
8pen bar lenge opfororet bam til at
gifte fig.
@noelig en- Sag tager @noerien
|Mo6 til Jig og frier paa en- spaoier-
t1r til en- al. 8pens urge Damer, iom
|imt6lerti6 betenfer fig noget lenge,
og tilii6it flyer Mnoerien:
So be 90 lit, iaa bill a biem al
ba mi Safe"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-06-18
7m AT LEDIG KAPITAL 7%

Deres ledge Kapital vii tjene Dem
z pct. pro Ammo i vor otte Maaneders
1ndskuds-C ertifikater.
First National Bank
Highwood, Montana.
Kapital og Surplus $4O,00O.OO
Medlem af Federal Reserve System.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-06-18
FARNE M1LDT KLIMA

til salgs. 100 Farme i Ches; Co., "a.
$3.50 =. Ha'1 Hd- no. Meierifarme. Mildt Xii
~ ,ana smson. N:er til Marked, code
Va. Rig Jordbund. Code Bygninger.
~ G I'll e5O Acres. Skriv til Teele Farm
Agency, Crank Kirk, Mgr, Oxford
Ches. Co, Pa.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-06-18
TIL SALGS

Smukke Farme i 9stlige Nord Dakota
i skandinavisk Nabolag n@r County
s@de. Code Veje, udmerkede kirker
og Skoler. Farme paa 100 Acres og
op. Skriv efter Priser eller bes1g
e. III. Gilberts0n, Finley, N. ID.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-06-18

Mbonnementspriien paa 8la6et er
mi 50 pr. Mar; bbts Sc fornper 9e-
res Subifrtptton ieneit 5. 1. Suit,
|faar 9e oct til ben garnle @ris.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-06-18
<5n --MlNNESOTA FARME-=S50.

Send mig Navn og Adresse "a en- eer a i%n., SON som d De n wed e rska.' at tx K'@ ;ee
sende Dem $50. Jg hr til salgs so udvalgee improved %ss! Farme Clay, Da-
iHn+a uonnop; Stsrns. Pope. Grant og Redwood Counties bandt store
ho and; nenm1p"s emente sKirker o. skoer. skrv eher Liste og Foto-
sraf;er Randoinl Holland, sol Metropolitan Bank Bldg, Minneapolis, MINI.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-03-04
DETENTION
Eczema Caused Years
of Intense Agony

I have suffered intense agony from
eczema on nos leg ana other parts of my
body for years. and received only tempe
fary relief from other repaFatlons- I'LL
is only @ mou5h since / started to use
FETERSON'S OINTMENT and there rs
Uo sign OF eczema OF itching. You cara
refer To le.''--Cieo. 6. Talbot, - PEN
neid street. Euffs3o. n. Y.
"EVe got "a hundred testimonials, SAYS
Peterson. If Buffalo. just ass sincere apd
homes; at this one. Years ago. when I
EIst started tie pat out PETERSON S
CF&TN F.NT. 7 made up nay mind ~ give
g big box for ~ cents, and I ann etifl
doing 1T. as every dFasgist ia the country
Knows.
Z guarantee FETERSON'S ONT
NENT because T know that it's ni Eht S.
healing power is marvellous say Is
r-lrV one who bug a heN that il IS ri 81
t5Iw guaranteed far ae1e1ua. 7alt rhean3.
ofd sores. bliHd. bie7inE and itching
H5leS. ulcers. sEin diseases. chains
burns sealds ana sunhurn. and III uot
iSfacrory amy druggist WIN RETURN
reur money" Mail orders filed ny Pet
,rSaR Ointment TO-. Ina, Buffalo. n. II.
Adv.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-03-04

mest delightfni program was Civ
en at tire Hammond country Club last
evening under the direction of the So
clal Committee. The program was as
follows.
group OF Songs. Mrs. George Nan
nauer.
Dances yergedeu Schmidt
Ey The Campfire.
joy
Readiue. Margaret T.amprelI
Violin Solo. Mrs. h. o, Paige.
Dances. Arlene Davis
Narelssus
.. Highland Fling
Reading. Margaret Iamprell J.
The entertainment was well attended
aud ii has been decided 10 give one Of
these social evenings the first Wcdnes-
diary 81 every month.
alr and Mrs. r. rs McIlroy. ~ De-
trpit ST. have returned from Florida.
where they have been for several
weeks.
The directors Of the Alice Club viii
meet promptly at seven o'clock Fri
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-03-04

Due to the fact that two freight
shipments and two express shipments
of chlorine gas have been lost in tram
SIT ii is impossible to keep the city
water supply safe fer drinking and
domestic purposes for the next few
days. People using the c3tv supply
are cautioned TO boil the water be-
fore using il for household purpose.
Hammond Water Dept. 2-t
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-03-04
ATTENTION. 3. P. O. e.

Tho annual election of officers, also
class for initiation, Thursday. March
9Th. starting promptly at 1880 .. Ia
Music and luncheon
N. l. YOUNG. f r. as
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-03-04


unsuitable building, conditions pre-
vai that cannot be changed. hHt must
be met s@ne day The Institution
serves noble cause and ought 20 re-
cetve more and better attention from
the public taN payer and tire right
kind of home provided often tine
unrHly children must be sen TO the
jail because there lis no suitable dc
partmeot in the home The hish MGR
ale cannot he expected te continue
after the small offender has been "n
inmate &c gail and for tafS reason
IL ne other, eur young Offenders must
be property cared Tor
There were five. Toys and seven girls
present.
THE children are IN need on games
and books and children's magazines
The home il i'm need al elective eoeIs
Stove. electric washer. extra bath
roam ana curtains
vha bous. was In good condition
.,4 a,ssr
cot-~ryI.1t
-. ,tl,.-,,t,- rsf, situated i'm
,-rav-n pojnt ana vs. visited bv the
fsoa,a Esbrt,ar,- n and WI 7aan We
r.ers received ~ Jailsr Thos A.
par wbo furnished uz win items
FOR renost l,oplIlatfrr fs gradually
decreasing ana we found onlv As ia
n,afas There we're 81 last quarter.
The fail Is I'm seIeaaid conditions. cells
aud corridors rfoan. ana the new svs-
tenn Of Amounting a oar,tafn from their
o.,-r 9n~eher IA look arter me c.ean-
t-e SQUADS sra,es Keen interest in
.-.+,. ,-,- f-.4 e. sa,6 ,sa ,s.,foa
The ,,.o,,,sr,s elenar+n,sn. was In
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-03-04
he HIS TETCHING

-ricoling perfectly dome Work
brought tn before n o'clock completed
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New-York tribune., 1920-04-28
COTTONS-Markets
Less Act;rc

Buying of both finished and unfin-
lshed or gray goods has slumped off
within the last few days, according to
selling agents and brokers. No ad-
vances have been registered in the gray
goods market since last week and MANY
IN the trade are expecting the next
movement to be downward. Rumors
mat some second hand holders of rrav
goods have made slight concessions
cannot be confirmed Brokers renort
the standard $50, 381: inch nrint
cloths firm at 26 cents a ward. althouch
ZoA cents has been done on Mav-Iune
delivery goods.
, Retail business in cottons continues
orlsk o despite the high prices. Dotted
owisses at S2.75 yard apparently do
not phase the buying public, saw the he
retailers. Some stores are maxine
special concessions on cotton ooods
prices to stimulate volume business at
present '"'''ieSS ae
Joobers are understood TO have at-
tempted to buy up all available stocks
OF denim and other heavy cottons in
anticipation of success Of the overall
movement. Selling agents, however. re-.
ported that mills have few of these
goods to offer and that orders for fn-
ture production insure the fabrics, co-
ing INTO legitimate channels.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-28
FURS--Siapies Continue
Decline in ". Y. and London

At the close OF the spring sale of the
New York Fur Auction Sales Corpora
tion yesterday marmot, raccoop and
beaver followed the trend Of other
pelts in their tumble from the lofty
price heights to which they were run
last winter. Dealers estimated that
raccoon declined 20 to 25 per cent. mar
mot 40 to 80 per cent and beaver 80 per
cent. Last February these furs made
advances of rs, SO and 70 per cent,
respectively, compared with October,
when prices were 60, 40 and % per
cent ahead Of April, 1919.
Reports of Hudson Bay Company s
sale in London indicated the following
price changes compared with the Febru-
airy sale; Beaver. ~ per cent lower;
muskrat, 40 per cent lower; otter, 40
per cent lower; fisher, Is per cent
lower; red fox, 25 to 40 per cent lower;
cross fox, 20 per cent lower; silver
fox, 20 per cent lower; blue fox, 50 per
cent lower; white fox, 80 per cent
lower; marten. 40 per cent lower; er-
mine. 80 per cent lower: mink, best
skins UNCHANGED, lower sorts 80 pep
cent lower; wolf, 20 to so per cent
lower; skunk, 30 per cent lower. rae
coon, 35 per cent lower; black bear, un-
changed; brown bear, so per cent
New-York tribune., 1920-04-28
Sinclair Consolidated to
Vote on Stock Dividends
Company Plans to Increase Cap
ital to 6,5OO,OOO Shares;
III l. Sinclair Oniitnisiic

At the annual meeting of the Sin
clair Consolidated OH Corporation, to
be held May 19. stockholders viii be
asked to ratify the action of directors
in authorizing the payment of four
quarterly stock dividends of per cent
each on the common stock on the basis
Of two shares Of no par value common
stock, each quarter for every 100
shares Of such common stock out
standing at the end of the quarter. The
dividends Will be payable to share
holders Of record June 80, September
80 and December 81, 1920, and March
81, 1921, the payment date in each
instance being the 18th Of the follow
ing month.
Shareholders also will be asked to
vote on increasiY: the authorized
stock issue from 100000 to 6.500,0 900
shares, 600, 900 Of which will be pre-
fer,ed and 100000 common, and to
ratify the Authorized issue Of $75,-
100000 five year IN per cent conver-
tble notes, s50,0O0,00o Of which are
being offered for subscription. The
proposed plan is to convert these
notes into stock of ;he corporation, on
the ba.is of one share preferred and
onc-uuarter Of share Of common for
each 500 note
II. f. Sinclair, president in report
to stockholders, stimntes net earnings
for the current year Of over $50 600, :
900. The pso1 eds OF the latest in
vcstment Of about $50,000,000, accord
ing to Mr.. Sinclair, will procure an
earning power largely in excess of any
charges incurred, and will increase the
net earnings applicable to dividends in
greater proportion than any equal
amount Of money heretofore put into
the company.