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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-21
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. Gay In fedseal prison.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-21

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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-21

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O~oso Lsodos sf,sr two hours and
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-21

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srssdth escapes from death at the
henda 81 the law.
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between the jennings sang and
deputy U, T. Marshal nud
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-21

fo,tis r1ekfovd hiss tvo leading men--
Iaovh whi''orh ard AMsn Por~ess
The New York herald., 1920-01-13
Borough of Richmond

Clifton. schicks Garage asi nav g.
u. c Ernest Garage. Bay ~ & Towns
Concord. scnenk's garage ia2s Glove "a.
Grant city. Mldlsnd Motor Car Com
pany. 2oc2 Richmond Road.
Grent Kills. Anboy Garage. 1911 Arneoy
FRO YER. II s. 3s7 Amhoy ROAD.
Linoieumviiie. Csrteret Ferry Corpora
Mariner. H.rbor. spsrry. L.. washing
New Dorp. New. Do-p Garage. .sls
Richmond Road
Midland Motor Co. e1Gs Dlchmond Pa.
New SprinzviEc. Gerald Darcy. Rich
rnond and Rockiand Aves.
Oakwood Heights. Oakvood Heights
GaraCr. Gu-on hvn.
Pleasant rIslns. Pleasant Plains GsrsEs
e4ta Aniboy Rd
, a. McTeilI Ariboy Road.
-. A. Mcneil Amboy Road.
Port Richmond. Richmend Garage. rich
Riehmond. John Denhsr. soe Richuons
st.
81. George. css;i.ton Park Garage. cas-
Teton Park
renee" on foot Of vanderbn, Ave-.
staten Island Garage. asi Van Du1er 81.
Stspleton Garage. Ray e. Congress ST.
United Trio Co, TAG Canal st.
Jos. Borrin's Garage. Gorden 81.
NnkU'I NAFagN' ""N tI'GIWOHd itOau.
Tompkinsviiic. 81. George Garage. 17S
Hsv 81
y. u. Killiar Auto co. Inc. ass Bay st.
W. T.. ncAdars, SO Grlfin 81.
Tottcnviii~. peto & Boyd go Main St
To,tenyilie Garage, 81 Bentley Ave.
Johnson'e Garage. Arnboy Road
West New brighton. Columbian Auto \
Motor Car Co. 1884 Richmond Ter.
Hunsdorfer Bros. Jewstt & Forest AYES.
1nterborough Auto Peuair 6 Supply
Co. Elm ST and Richmond Terrace.
Rowohlt Motor Car Co. i0s2 Castleton
Ave.
A. Sonrer 1870 Richmond Turn pike.
Drinnan's Garage. Broadway and Hem
der7on Ave.
T. Stclnretz. Glove Road and Rich
mond Turnpike.
The New York herald., 1920-01-13
Queens

Astoria. Astoria Car. willow & Franklin.
charles Amsnn ~ Fulton Ave.
prust Bros. Garage sss 9Th Ave.
private Auto RENAL Service CO.. g.
Grand S.
r. Gally.
sheridan s' Garsge. .SS iith Ave-
Astoria Gas & OH sta. 81 Astoria Ave.
Bayside. Reutiinsers 6arsse.
A. lost. Jr. Gar Station. 20 Broadway.
College Point. Co!iers Po!n. Garage.
Krssmsr's Express Co.
Corona. Powell & son. 10, w. Jackson
6. Kooperstein. Auto Accessories.
concy Island; Wes, End Garage, Cooks
Lane and Railroad Ave.
Douelaston Manor Garage
Eimhurss. Nulicr's Garage. KinEsland
Boulevard Garage. Queens Blvd and
II. G 6rews. 81 Corona Ave
May Caeaer. l70 Corona Ave
T. Enber Gaso. Station, jackson Ave
J. Kraus. oucens Bivd s. Caldwell Az.
Brooks Auto SuplT co
fiushing. Red Lion GarnEs.
Flushing Auto Garage. 10 B'wsy
John Oeddes.
NciNs Garnge
New broadway Flushing Garage. san
ford Ave. Broadway.
North Shore Motor Sales Co.
onnensboro Garage. 50 Broadway.
Rainier M0tor Corp. n. Farrinton st.
Wilson'S Or age.
upper Flushing Car, ~ Murray 81
Wllkins G1r0Tc, Jackson Ave. g. Shell
Jaeger Ave. Gar. Jaeger Ave-.
rores; Hiiis. Continental Gar. continen.
Fores, Hins Gar,se. Queens Blvd.
Fred. Frey. Metropol. & Cooper Ave.
Glendale. WIN. Rupp. Cooper Ave.
Central Garage. Cooper Ava.
Liberty Tire Works. Cooper Ave. and
300 Giendnl. Public Garage.
Y. Pernat. 775 Cooper Ave.
ROLLS. Hollis Case sta. Fulton St, RUS
cell Y~apie. Prop.
Howard Beach. H. Pauison
Jamaica. Mrs. A. Mehrtens. Hillside and
Columbus Avrp.
Automohlic Repairing a Welding Co.
Fulton 81. e Columbus Ave.
9. Higgins. Locust Ave. a Merrick Rf.
Theatre Garage. Twombly Pi & stand
ard So.
Baker BROS. Garage Co. inc. ~ No.
Washington 81
Frank herman. lo7 pocksway Rd
Disbrow Bros. Hillside Ave.
Reliable Garage. e7 Queens Blvd.
Franklin Garnre. rrarislin 81.
International Garars. Smith st.
Hillside GARAGE Hilsifr Ave.
Mot, Pros Triiiside A"~
palm Car. Hillslde = rushing Ave.
wicrers Garage tnion Hal -.
STRANGE Auto Garage Co., Inc. rultss
IoN, vaierti Hliside Avs . Honmsn
pivd
south edo Cr-h~s. 80 so~.h ~
Monarch victor se-vice ard rnppiy Co.
Nev-f- rnNH r-rr cNwtN 8,
rnhr- .rAfh Co Nr-rici, ~ South 81
ruyv's Cn-ars N " rart-or Ave-
ra-.aira Cara~e 3 pockawrv poad
Triar~ia GARAGE. Sfri'h 2 pun'irne cf-
van Wvci,r Garage. Van Wycke & Ia
--air@ Aves
Rev Gardens. coionisi Garage, Queens
nfwr
Ii''rc ~ect. cnrneivs Garage
A. p. wright
The New York herald., 1920-01-13

Seventh Ave. s1o5, Seventh Ave. Garage
5Ulv. Nictory Garage.
and Neptune Ave nth st. Garage.
sheepsh.ad bay Road. i7s7 Bayslds Gar.
Sheffield Ave. cIo. Sheffield Garage.
Siegcl st. 1856. Bushwick Terminal Gar.
9th ST. z7s, BERG g. Benz.
Goth st. 937. Fort Hamilton Garage.
1902. Louis Balestrino.
1901. New Premier Garage.
1875. Goth st. Garage.
csth st. 4s5. Louis s;ackieroth.
10th 81. 543. Unique Garage.
snediker Ave. 5s7. snediker Garage.
Is. Atlantic Crossing Garage.
Snyder Ave. -. Snyder Ave. Garage.
IS. D. " snyder & sons.
8. Elicit Place. IL. Elliott Garage.
stsss st. 1870. stasg Garage.
State So. goa. Daniel F. L. Lsary.
3s2, Excelsior Garage.
Sterling Plncc. 47s. Colony Garage.
III. Smith Randall Engineering Co
474. Cath Eiiz Garage.
500. Crocker Garage.
1879, Sepper's Garage.
1ssoo2. II. g. l.. Garage Co. Ina
1894, Samet Garage.
Stephens Court. 80 i. r. Stephens.
Stone Ave. -. Near broadway. Lux Gar.
52s, Stone Ave. Garage.
stuyvesant Ave. ss. Stuyvesant Hts Gar.
Sumner Ave. ia4. Excelsior Garage.
Sutter Ave. 1000. Bernard schwermsn.
Ten Eyc!k 81. 80. d. ". Kaatze.
Thatford Avc. 454, Thatford Garage.
Tiffany st. & Vhitlock Ave. II. Uhlrich.
Tilden Ave. 222?. Flatbush Auto Co.
Throop Ave. g. Gayety Garage.
40. SeplowitZ Bros.
and Myrtle Aves.. Federal Garage.
Troy Ave. 1o5. Troy Ave. Garage.
3jc. Harris Garage
a:tih Ave. sS27. T. II. Joyce.
eith st. 237. American Gar. 4 Mach.
stth 81. i.o. s4th st. Garage.
4 Ave. & Lake 81. II. Sickle.
Union 81. 5ss. Union Garage.
S1l. Mcintosh Bros
S55, NJ Eckhon
$40. Academy Garage.
92o. Park Plaza Garage.
Cor suffer Ave. Palace Garage
uticn Ave. 2s. Utica Garage.
Van Buren 81. 55s waldorf Storage
Vanderbilt Ave. .si. Vanderbilt Garage.
vernon Ave. 3oi Keys,one Garage.
3fs HohNeisneT ii Sons.
Wailabcut sc. osi. :. & u. Garage.
Watkins 81. isA, Fischer Auto CO.
1ss. Public Garage
552, Watkins st. Garage.
Wnveriy Ave. "a. Merchants Gnraae.
Weirfeld st.. 3g9. Fred Biug.Is Garage.
W. 1TtIi ~. & Neptune Ave. =. Tiintchelo
W. 20!h st. s. u. Is. Ave somsrs Garden
w. s3tb S.. Mermaid Ave. ssara,s Gar.
Niiioughbv and Knickerbocker Aves..
WiIoughby Garage.
woIcott 81. ias. Sweeney Garas.
Nythc Ave lni p j O'Rourke
3i0. Wyths Ave- Garage.
South Sth ST.. X. c. Garage
The New York herald., 1920-01-13

Long Island City. Mccarthy Gasoline
Station. Bridge Plaza.
C'ark's Gasoline Station. Jackson and
Everresdy Garage. 500 Crescent 81.
H. 4; watts. Bridge J, Plaza: z. t.,
Dsmp.r,. 'R John. oGl Isl 'cf Crescent cent s.. s.''
Model Garage. sb Payntor Ave.
Tatt's city Garage. 10 First Ave.
Webster Ave, Car. 4th e. Webster Ave
shapse Auto Co. Bridge Plaza.
Postal Garage. So Washington Pl.
Plaza Garage. ase jackson Aye.
brewster a Co. bridge Plaza.
Simplex Auto Co. Vernon Ave. g. isth
Everready Garage. 500 Crescent st.
Kaiser's Gasoline Station. Thompson
pury's Garage. 10 Jackson Ave.
Oakland Motor Car Co. zo7 ist st.
Meadow Near Park. Meadow Near Park
Garage.
Middle Village. Hirsch. Jacob.
North Beach. r. Dottki.
Ozone rark. l. It. Melierc, Jerome Ave
August Schrempp. Rockaway Road.
Quecns. Queens Auto Repair shop.
Hampstead Road
Captain oeo. @. Walden. Queens Road
4 Hillside Ave
Fulton ST & Jericho Turnpike. w. Ia
J. T caliister
Queens Gasoline station. Jerico Turn
pike and Creed Ave.
Michsel " Aisheimsr. Rocky Iiii I'll.
and Queens Ave.
Richmond Hin. Apex Gar. Lefferts. NJ.
Kew Gardens Gar. Metropolitan Ave.
X { s. Garage and herair Co. Lef-
Jerome Gar. Jerome 4: Bedford Avs.
GREENWOOD Gar. 2sOI Jamaica Ave
Brooklyn Manor Garage. Jamaica Avo.
Mitchell Garage. Jerome Ave. Wal
nut 81.
south Ozone rnrk. IT. Murch. Rockaway
Road and Lincoln Ave.
s, Woodman, Rockaway Road.
eprinrfielj. W. y, Jones Merrick Road
and Springfield Ave.
c. Hlggens. Merriek Road Spring
s. -Madsen. BayIas Ave. ana Merrick
Road.
whit@stone. o'Fee's CaraYe
Whitaker Corp.
Winfield. Queenstown Auto repair ana
Queens Blvd. and Ramsey s.
Gale q williamson. Rowan -. a. QUEENS
Blvd.
s. & s. Auto suppy CO.. Queeng Blvd.
and 18Th 81.
wooahsren: & Keller i'oet'way nd.
Eiln~ood Garage. woodhavon Ave-. near
Jamaica Ave.
Five Point Gasoline station. RocKswav
Ia aud noyd Ave
Manor Garage. 1898 Jamaica ave.
woodhaven Garssc. Jamaica ara
rorss; pi.' Garage, ioi7 jamaica Av..
RoeSaway Blvd GsYege. jos schauii.
Prop. Rcckawsy I.d.
Broadway Garage. Jerome Ave-
~ Miego. Jackson Ave aud Sth So.
Wocdside Car, 9Th 81. ana Jackson
Ave
Jackson Height. oaroes. Jackson Ave.
JachFon Ave, aud Tth St, Pat. Roernsr
Gasoline station
The New York herald., 1920-01-13
Launch Naphtha a Points
In Greater New York

City Island. Robert Jacobs
A. MsiakoN
JOAQUIN vidal.
Wood
Pooth's Garage.
Smiths Service station.
New York City. The Anna @ervics N Y.
Yacht. Club anchorsvt rt v asd ~
g. r. Quinn. Claron Point
John Rshr7. Bron<xlils Bosthouss.
r. of walnut Ave-
r. n. Welsh. Ft. w fAott %,
Rirhrnnd. cant. g ~ r,tse--,ois
Schooner Lawrence I" or Fl vand.r-
hii' Ave- Stsr'nton
rrootivr. A L. Anderson Timer PIX py
G roiirg or IT. esih 81
Cnnar.ie. er'te~ ~arine Equipment Co.
or stables Pier.
RocEswny Point. p n. Reid
sheershcnd Bay " Lang
ccIi.-e roint Hsrman Kraemer
VIM. Seedham.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1920-02-05
PIPER HOWE MANAGERS
IN CONVENTION
Instructive Papers Read and Discus
sed at Big Meeting Held Wednts-
day-Banquet in Evening.

The managers of the forty -four
Piper-Howe lumber yards in North
Dakota and Montana met at the gen.
eral offices of the company in this
city Wednesday for their annual con-
vention. Nearly all of the managers
were present and a very valuable
meeting was held Wednesday in order
that the mana gers might attend the
annual state lumbermen's convention
held in this city today and Friday
Every minute of the day was taken
up
Lee H. Piper, general manager, read
an interesting paper ON Sales.
C. c. Hvambsal, buyer, read q paper
on market conditions, after which a
luncheon was given at the Waverly.
In the afternoon, G. A. Huss, secretary
of tn compay, took up the subject of
Credits, which was discussed for two
hours. a
Ben Schaminsky, head bookkeeper,
gave comprehensive discussion on
system.
The following were in attendance at
the convention:
L. H. Piper, Minot, N. o.
G. A. Huss, Minot, N. D.
G. w. Piper, Minot, N. D.
E. C. Brittin, 5Minot, N d.
F. A. Lenhart, Cando, N. D.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1920-02-05

home of Mrs. Kelting's mother, Mrs.
W. K. Simmons of Elbow Park Manor.
Mr. and Mrs. T. P. Mulick and Jim
Huyck are at Excelsior Springs, NO.,
where they are enjoying the baths of
that famous watering place.
Mrs. John Davis is visiting a broth
err who is seriously i'll at Rochester,
Minnesota, hospital. From there Mrs.
Davis expects to go to her old home in
Missouri for an extended visit.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1920-02-05

w. A. HalIberg, MInot, N. -.
B. Schimansky, Minot, n. D.
1. S. Puder, Courtenay, N. D.
H. G. Piper, Garrison, N. D.
G. G. Hvambsal, Minot, N. D.
G. w. Baker, Minot, N. D.
F. M.NPiper, Lansford, N. D.
Frank Hoffine, Kenmare, N. D.
Frank Ford, Columbus, N. D.
j. Pirkl, Rolette, N. D.
E. o. Helgeson, Columbus, N. D.
Jacob Twet, Westby, Mont.
Amund Johnson, Outlook, Mont.
Joseph Ness, Colgan, N. D.
Alfred Knutson, Lorraine, N. D.
j. w. Diggs, Minot, N. D.
K. H. Swiggun, Minot, N. D.
G. C. Harbaugh, Kensal, N. D.
VIM. Peterson, Sherwood, N. D.
F. j. Thomas, Benedict, N. D.
Albert Linn, Bisbee, N. D.
J. B. Warren, Flaxton, N. D.
NJ. j. Keenan,, Wimbledon, N. D.
T. S. Thompson, Coleharbor N. D.
Alfred Johnson, Alkabo, N. D.
T. 0. Mathison, Wolford, N. d.
l.. A. Barnard, Mohall, N. D.
S. M. Swanson, Redstone, Mont.
c.. A. Stevens, Glenburn, N. D.
l.. E. Percy, Mylo, N. D.
n. G. Underdahl, Souris, N. D.
II. K. Porter, Minot, N. D
Peter Sorenson, Northgate, N. p.
r. w. Nelson, Mmot, N. D.
E. C. Miller, Minot, N. D. Y
H. H. Bragg, Minot, N. D.
A. N. Almos, Ambrose, N. D.
E. f. Nelson, Russell, N. D.
j. C. T. Stevens, Lansford, N. D.
A. G Wild, Egeland, N D
Gust Liebet, Max, N D
J H. Wurst, Glasgow, Mont.
Anna Larson, Minot N. d.
Helen Francis, Minot, N. D.
Lulu S. Thompson, Minot, N. D.
Marjorie Beamish, Minot, N. D.
Theresa H. Hegge, Minot, N. D.
G.. H. Bertch, Portal, N. D.
At $50 the VISITING managers, the
office employees and invited
guests enjoyed banquet at the Le-
land hotel. E. G. Brittin, local MAN.
ager of the Piper Howe yards, acting
in the capacity Of toastmaster, intro.
duced the speakers, who were called
upon for extemporaneous remarks.
Otto Bauer, president of the North
Dakota Retail Lumbermen's AssOcia-
ton, was the first speaker. He COM
plimented the Piper Howe Lumber Co.
on the personnel of the company and
their managers, their splendid organ
ization, and the hearty spirit of CO.
operation manifest wherever they had
business connections. l. S. Puder,
manager Of the Courtenay yards, was
the next speaker, being introduced as
an expert ON round roof barns. Mr..
Puder explained the methods, of con-
struction and dwelt upon the economy
Of this design as well as its efficiency.
J. L. Ryan, sales manager of the
American Steel & Wire Co., was the
next speaker and by succession of
humorous stories he kept the lumber
mon in an uprOar of amusement, be-
ing repeatedly encOred and obliged to
with additional funny ones. I"
Mr.. Thompson, an associate of Mr..
Ryanis, declined to speak ON the
ground that no matter what ne said
Ryan would claim the honor for say
ing il, which caused another outburyt
Of applause. Messrs. Twet of West
by, Madison of Rolette and Superin-
5endent Bragg were the next speakers.
The gathering then adjourned to the
Strand theatre where seats had been
reserved for the guests by the COM
pany. The management Of the Piper
Howe Lumber Co. certainly deserve
much credit for The excellent arrange
ments provided for their sales con-
nention and are also to be compliment
ed upon THE splendid organization
which they maintain.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1920-02-05

Our partial payment plan gives everyone the
opportunity Of becoming part owner and par
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large number of wage earners have become
shareholders in this way.
Five dollars is enough to start your profit shar
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Get our pamphlet showing how money grows
when invested the Northern States Power
Plan.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1920-02-05

Mrs. A. N. Kelting and young son,
George Simmons Kelting of Minneap-
oils, arrived in the city Monday and
will make an extended visit at the
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1920-02-05
Stay in North Dakota.

D. C. Fisher, writing from Palouse,
Wash, says: "This is a fine country.
Land is selling from $500 to 5000 an
acre, but if one has a home in North
Dakota, he had better stay there"
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1920-02-05
Everyone May Become Shareholder in Northern Stat
..Na Power COMPANY

There is every reason for confidence in an in
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full dividend pomptly and every quarter.
The Preferred Stock enjoys wide and ready
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Invest direct in useful properties that you
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holder.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1920-02-17
DOWH IN BED
And so WEAK
Lady Suffered Terribly fol
Eight Weeks But Her Case
Showed Wonderful I'm
prOvement After TAX
ing Cardui

Johnson City. Tenn.-Mrs. NJ, r.
Scott, living near this town, states:
about three years ago 1 was down
in bed terrible and so weak !
couldn't bear the sight of food. This
condition continued for about eight
weeks I thought I was go
ing to die. and knew must get
something to do me some good.
had heard all my life of Cardui and
the good results obtained from its
use. SO I decided to try it.
After about a half bottle of Cardui
my appetite improved, then 1 was
less nervous. kept it up until
lad taken five bottles-and such an
Improvement I gained flesh and
now am the picture of health. due,
I believe, solely to the use of Car
dui. 1 am the mother of ten chill
dren and feel well and strong"
Cardui is, a mild. medicinal tonic
for women. 1t has stood the most
severe of all tests-the test of time.
having been in use for over forty
years. It is composed of purely
vegetable ingredients, which have
been found to help build up the vital
ity, tone up the nerves, and strength
en- the womanIy. constitution.
Try C4rdui - ChdytD
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1920-02-17
Former President Taft
Is Surprised at News Of
Lansing 5 RESIGNATION

OMAHA, Neb., Feb .14.-Former
PRESIDENT Taft manifested great str
Prise today at news Of the resigna-
.ion of Secretary Lansing.
"Wnat did the cabinet do at the
conference" he asked. Does any
one know what they did that cou'
possibly have been displeasing?
1T seems to me the most natural
thing in the world for them to have
met under such circumstances.
The former president with q
chuckle disClaimed desire to express
any opinion on The theory that he
was an expert Witness"
The former president spoke here
today.
Il believe Secretary Lansing was
acting altogether within his rights
in calling conferences. of the cabinet
members" Mr.. Taft said. q would
not call them cabinet meetings:
ITO my mind calling such meet
ing does not constitute an assump-
ton of presidential authority within
the meaning of the constitution"
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1920-02-17
CRONNA DEFENDS
BILL ABOLIS-TLl>TCs
GRAIN GUARANTEE

WASHINGTON, D. C--t.nact-
ment of the pending Till TO abolish
the United States Grain Corporation
involves no breaking Of a national
pledge, Senator Gronna, North Dakc-
ia, author of the measure, declared
today replying TO attacks from mill
ers, elevator men and bankers.
1t breaks no pledge or any kina,
but it would stop the United States
Grain Corporation from favoring
millers and grain dealers at the OK
pense of the farmer and the COT
sumor." Cronna said today
GroHna declared Julius Barnes.
head Of The grain corporation. bought
wheat from the farmer al the low
est price and that, after most Of IL
was il, he lifted the embargo, per-
hitting grain dealers 20 export 1t
tremendous profits.
+. Millers ana grain dealers say thaS
bought wheat on the surpositiou
that the government guarantee would
continue until June and that DIS
astrous results would follow should
the proposed bill pass. Officials CT
the federal reserve boa in the 2Itn.
EcapoHS district also take this view
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1920-02-17
Potato Peters Union
Formed What Is Ne

~OTHISu--- VV!idl Is WENl !
CHICAGO, In.-A union Of potato
pccicrs has been formed here. The
organization started with a member-
ship of $50. A standard wage scale
was adopted OF Sc u day for eight
hours work, three meals a day and
time and half Tor overtime.
William Robinson, who is credited
with worlds records for peeling ev-
cry known variety OF potatoes from
the diminutive Irish spud" to the
mammoth Idaho Beauties,' was
elected president unanimously.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1920-02-17
Can Liquor Store.Be
Converted Lza5o Home
Beat ProL2i Law:

NEW YORK. Feb. IA test case
to decide whether a man en- convert
his store into his private nome and
store liquor there will be fought in
thc federo! courts between John Ii
Brcde, of Brooklyn, who 9ried il. and
revenue agents, who seized nine bar
rels Of wine and 1900 bottles Of
whisky, gin, champagne and other
liquids. BREEDS tackled card on his
liquor store door reading: "Private
residence Of John H. BreGe," as soon
as prohibition went into effect.
Former aaloonkoepers must remove
signs describing their former wares
before Monday or face action, James
s. Shevlin. supervising federal pro-
hibitio0 agent. said today. Mr. Shey
lin gave the LIQUOR men thirty days
TO remove the signs over their doors
and. elsewhere on their premises.
Their time will be up Sunday night.
Most OF the saloon men already have
complied with the order.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1920-02-17
women for Hoover

Nevertheless, Democratic politi-
clans in Washington, including par
ticuIarly southern senators and rep
resentatives. are beginning to hear
from home and their reports are not
reassuring to believers in ''unin-
structed delegations" and a :Iook be-
fore you leap" policy.
The reports are that without or
ganization, without announced party
utilization, and without any surface
encouragement of efforts in his be-
half, Herbert Hoober is steadily
making Roadway as the prospective
nominee of the San Francisco con-
Vention.
The women seem to be having as
much to do with this Hoover senti-
ment as anybody, confided a south
ern senator.