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Postcard Identifies
Stolen Denver Car

COLORADO SPRINGS. July 1e.-A
postcard discovered under the seat of
the Ford touring car found in the
800 block on Cascade avenue yester-
day morning by Sheriff John Weir
led today to the discovery of the
ownership of the machine, and that
1t had been stolen.
The car was stolen last Saturday
night from Champa street in Dem
yer and driven to this city and aban-
doned. It belonged TO Robert Kulke
OF West Point. Neb.. who is on his
way from Denver TO get his car. The
care bore New Mexico license.
where zulke had been touring. She
IN Weir found the postcard under the
back seat and kilograms soon brought
word as to the ownership.
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Capture of General
Gonzales Prevents
Mexican Rebellion
GDy U.ise<i rress.,

MEXICO CITY, July 1S.-The Mex
lean government believes it prevent
ed rebellion by the capture Of
Gems Pablo Gonzales. Carlos Garcia
and Jose Santes near Monterey yes
terday. They will be court-martialed
on the charge of treason. The plans
of the revolutionists. called for the
capture of Nuevo Laredo and the rail-
road terminals there The assault Of
the rebels on Nuevo Laredo was re-
pulsed.
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Building Pond at
Skagway Dam

A retaining pond is being construct
ed by the District Rod and Gun Club
at Skagway. This pond will contain
the small fish until they are of suffi-
cient size to be placed in skagway
dam.
The pond will be five feet deep. 80
feet wide and so feet long. with two
wings extending into shallow water.
The Rod and Gun Club expect a large
number of fishermen to visit Skag-
way. Only members of the club are
permitted to fish there. Membership
cards cost s1--Cripple Greek Times
Business-getters-the columns of
The Record.
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Rocky Ford Hit
By ClOudburst
and He'll Storm
(uy u.ies1 Prssa.l J

ROCKY FORD. COLO. Jaiy IT,
A cloudburst and hailstorm OF great
sorority here Friday night caused ir-
Arisation bitches to overflow their
bank and inundate the section. From
six inches to three feet OF water stood
In the business and residence dis
tricts OF the town. There was con-
sidearble damage to commercial and
farm property. There were no cas-
uaIities SO far as known.
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Catarrh Cannot Be Cured

With LOCAL APPLICATIONS. as they
cannot reach the seat of the disease.
Catarrh u . local disease. greatly in
nuenced by constitutional conditions. and
In order to cure II you must take an
internal remedy Halls CAtarrh Medf-
cine IL taken internally and acts thru
the blood on the mucous surfaces of the
system. Halls CatArrh Medicine was
prescribed by one of the best physicians
In this country for years. II u COM
posed Of some OF the best tonics known.
combined With some of the best blood
purtners- The perfect combination OF
the ingredients in Halls Catarrh Medf-
cine 10 what produces such wonderful
results in catarrhal conditions. Send for
testimonials. free.
?. J. CHENEY & CO., Props. Toledo. o
All Druggists. Rc.
Halls Family Pills for constipation
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CENSUS bureau
Announces the.
POPULATION FOR.
colo. COUNTIES.
All Counties in the State Show
an Increase With the Excep-
ton of One.
(By Unssea u.re...,

WASHINGTON. July 1.-THE cen
sus bureau today announced the pop
ulation of the following Colorado
cscnties: Alamosa. 5,14s; Arapahoe.
ly7e6; Bent. 9.7o5; Ebert, $3.50:
Lincoln. s. 273; Logan, 1s.427; Nor
gan. 1924; ouray, $500; Roult.
s.s4s; sedgwick, 4,2o7; Washing
ton, 11.20s.
All of them show increases since
1910 except Ouray county, where
there has been 25 per cent decrease
dsirng the last 10 years.
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Prohibition Party
Prepares for
Their Convention
tDy unisea Prsss.b

LINCOLN. July l6.-w. @. Calder
wood. vice chairman of the National
Prohibition executive committee. l.,
here preparing to open the Prohibi-
tion party convention next wednes.
dny. When asked who he favored 70
head the Prohibition party ticket ne
said William J. Bryan and Billy sun
day.
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they Will spend few days. They
viii then motor to Colorado Springs.
Estes Park and Denver before return
ing to their old home in Kansas. In
the early fall
HAVE RETURNED FROM
La vETAs BUSINESS TRIP
Mr. and Mrs J. s. Cheyney have
returned from La veta where they
have been on business trip.
MISS HASKELL VISITS
IN CANON CITY
Miss MaybeIIe Haskell of Westclife
and Mr.. and Mrs. r. l.. jackson OF AS
toria, Ill, are visiting in the city.
AckLEBEIN GUESTS GO
TO WEsTcLiFFE
Mrs. H. Mueller and Miss KIoepper,
who have been visiting at the. home of
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Acklebein, at Har-
rison avenue, left for the Wet Noun
tain valley Thursday afternooi.
RETURN FROM FORT
MORGAN VISIT THURSDAY
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Leech, who have
been visiting with their parents at
Fort Morgan. Colo, the past three
weeks, returned to Canon City Thurs
day.
KANSAS MAN GUEST
IN CANON CITY
Mr.. Glenarcher of Great Bend.
Kan, is visiting friends in this city
for a few days. During his stay he
will be the guest of E. r. Pitman and
Mrs. Jess Dorndorn
HARRY RHODES VISITS
RELATIVES HERE
Harry Rhodes OF Delhart. Tex, is
visiting with his father, E. R. Pitt
man. and his sister. Mrs. Jess Dorm
dorf for few days.
is HOSPITAL PATIENT
SUFFERING WITH PNEUMONIA
r. L. Sears. who was taken to the
Graves hospital few days ago. suf-
fering with pneumonia. is still report
ed quite seriously ill.
LiTTIEToN GUESTS
IN THE CITY
Mrs Lotta Richards and her two
children OF Littleton are guests at the
home Of Mrs. A c. Harrington.
HAVE RETURNED TO CANON
CITY FROM TEXAS
Mr.. and Mrs. C. G. Hawkey of 612
Harrison avenue returned to Canon
City on Thursday from Desdamona
Tex. where the former has been en-.
gagged during the last year or more as
held manager for the Rainbow Oil and
Gas Company. which is composed
largely of Fremont county stockhold-
ers. Mr.. Hawkey says the weather
is awfully hot in Texas and he ex-
presses pleasure on being privileged
10 again enjoy the delightful summer
climate of Colorado.
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to the drug store for paint, pow
ders and beauty creams, when she
should go there for a blood medi-
cine and stomach Alternative known
rs Golden Medical Discovery.
This vegetable tonic and blood
Alternative clears the skin, beauti-
Ges it, increases the blood supply
and thecirculation. while pimples.
bosls and eruptions vanish quickly
Ask your nearest druggist for Dr.
rierce's Golden Medical Discov-
cry in tablet or liquid form or send
10c. for trial package of tablets to
DR.. Pierce's Invalids' Hotel IN
Buffalo, N. Y.
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Page se--.
Only Partly Afraia

Robert Is quite afraid Of q neigh
bors dog Recently he was 30 alb
sorbed with his playing that he failed
to notice the approach Of Tige untfi he
was at the chird's heels. The boy
gave a scream. and when auntie hur-
rfed to his rescue he tried to be brave
and tremblingfy exclaimed: ~T isn't
afraid on the inside where my heart
U. It's just my legs that are afraidIe
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MRS. HolZFASTER
IN THE HOSPITAL

Mrs. J. II. Holzfaster. who has been
very i'll for the past week. confined 20
her home by illness. was removed to
the Holmes hospital Sunday omrning.
Her family and friends are much en-
eouraged at her improved condition at
present
ST. LOUIS GUESTS
AT LEAR HOME
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. May and son,
Howard. OF St Louis, will arrive to-
day to spend the summer at the home |
of Mr.. and Mrs. l. S. Lear. Mr.. and l
Mrs. May are Mrs. Lear's parents.
WILBUR MAN
GUEST IN CITY
Clarence Bond of Wilbur. Colo. is |
spending a few days in the city.
DENVER PEOPLE
THURSDAY VISITORS
]. Harry West and Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred West of Denver. motored to
Conon City Thursday for the day.
VISIT PUEBLO BEFORE
RETURNING HOME
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cooper. who
have been the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs
Clark Cooper left today for Pueblo
where they win visit Mrs Cooper's
parents and other relatives before re-
turning to their home at Boise Idaho
SHARMAN PUEBLO
BUSINESS VISITOR
A. +. Sharman and NJ. " Flanagan
are spending the day in Pueblo on
business
KANSAS GUEST AT
JOHNSON HOME
Mrs. n. p. johnson arrived Sunday
from Brickweil. Kan. to visit Mr. and
Mrs. Emil Johnson. 14l1 Greenwood
avenue.
VICTOR LADY ATTENDS
MOTHERS FUNERAL
Mrs. Benjamin Schaniel OF Victor
is in the city to attend the funeral
OF her mother. the late Mrs. Samuel
Taylor. which was held this after
noon.
WISCONSIN LADY GUEST
AT HE sco6IE HOME
Mrs. c. H. Weed of Plainfield. Wis.
is the guest OF her daughter, Mrs.
Walter Scobie,. 1011 Macon avenue
is ATTENDING THE
EDITORIAL MEETING
Ar. and Mrs J.. Leo Sterling left
Thursday evening for Glenwood
Springs to attend the meeting OF the
Colorado Editorial Association. being
held in that city.
MRS. CLARK THE
GUEST OF MOTHER
Mrs. F. o. Clark of Denver Is the
guest of her mother. Mrs John Biloxi
hen.
HAS RETURNED FROM
THE Elks' CONVENTION
Everett Bancroft returned wednes-
day night from Chicago. where he has
been attending the Elks' convention
ATTENDING CONVENTION
AT clENWooD SPRINGS
Mrs. Lois Allen left Thursday aft
ernoon for Glenwood Springs to at
tend the Colorado Editorial Associa-
tion.
ARE VISITING MESA
VERDE NATIONAL PARK
Mr.. and Mrs. George Rockafeiiow.
son Gerald. Miss Aiieen Monohan and
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank l.. Smith left Fri
day morning on a motor trip to the
Mesa Verde National Park.
FLORENCE EDITOR AND
WIFE ATTEND CONVENTION
Mr.. and Mrs. Lynn Smith OF Flor
ence are in attendance at the meeting
Of the Colorado Editorial Association.
being held at Glenwood Springs.
ILLINOIS GUESTS At
THE BURNS HOME
Mrs. Al. Gage and daughter. Miss
Elinor. OF haywood, H., are guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. I. c. Burns. enroute
from California to their home.
sHiRlEvs LEAVE
ON MOTOR TRIP
Mr.. and Mrs. Carneld Shirley and
Ing for the San Luis valley. where
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The latest telegraphic news in con-
densed form in The Daily Record.
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Fine stationery a spee.arsy. record.
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Friday
MRS. GATES GUEST OF
HILLSIDE RELATIVES

MRS. GATES GUEST OF
HILLSIDE RELATIVES
Mrs. W. w. Gates left Thursday for
q visit with Hillside relatives for two
weeks.
SENDS HOME A
NICE FISH CATCH
Mrs. John H. Frey received nne
catch of fsh yesterday form Mr. Frey
who is fishing at Creede.
PADGETT NOW
coNvALEsciNo
George Padgett. chief of the fire de-
partment, who has been very i'll the
past two weeks, is reported to be
much improved.
CANON CITY GIRLS
ON CAMPING TRIP
Genevieve Farmer. Leola Higgins,
Ruth Walker, Lucille Smith and Jane
Loveall. motored 70 the Walker ranch
Wednesday and are spending the
week camping, chaperoned by Mrs.
'Cortnell
RED CROSS NURSE
GUEST IN CITY y
Miss Sarah Barkley, Red Cross
nurse OF CINCINNATI, u, was the house
guest of Miss Barbara Miller, 314
North Seventh strete, this week.
WILL DANCE FOR LIONS
CLUB IN DENVER
Miss Hilda Lee left today for Dem
yer where she will dance for the Lions
Club tonight and Saturday evening.
OHIO LADY
RETURNS HOME
Mrs. G. A Doyle ard daughter.
Miss Mabel. of Cambridge. o., re-
turned home Thursday after a three
weeks visit at the home of the for
mer's daughter. Mrs Paul Gillespie.
scHNEiDERS BUY MACON
AVENUE PROPERTY
George c. Schneider has purchased
from Mary Howard the modern six
room house at ga Macon avenue. and
will take possession of the same at
once
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Business-getters-the columns OF
The Record
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Mrs. J. II. Holzfaster. who has been
very i'll for the past week. confined 20
her home by illness. was removed to
the Holmes hospital Sunday omrning.
Her family and friends are much en-
eouraged at her improved condition at
present
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-12

9x12 Tub Sx1O dywany SIT, $22 /
wyzej; dlugie kawaly $3.50 i wyzej.
E043 Division ul. IL
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RACE
Spree dawaczy
Realnosciowych
Czesciowo lub peien czas.
Z dOSwiadczeniem Tub bez.
4 move s~ubdywizye dla was.

$1,000 bedzie wydane ma vel
kie ogloszenia, by wan dopomGdz.
JeZeli jeste$cie madrzy, przyjdzcie
do odpowiedz!alnej firmy, kt6ra da-
je swym ku~pujacym zyski i domy, "a
Mast wiele obiecanek.
Jezeli chcecie dowodow, mozemy
Je wan dac. JesteSmy dumni z ma
szych subdyw.zyi, gdyz zbudowalis-
my je sami i ME ma mic niepewnego.
My jesteSmy w~iaScicielami wszyst
kich propert6w, ktore ofiarujemy ma
sprzedaz i ME opuszczamy kupca.
gdy dostaniemy cd niego kilka dola-
row, ale stoimy PREY MIN tax diugo,
dop6ki ME pobuduje sobie dom ma
swej lccie.
Sprzedajemy bez zadnych obieca-
mex. Chcemy, abyscie ~przylaczyli sic
do mas ZaraZ:
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WARSXAWSKI wyr6b wedIin ma
s0r; cdaH stare wyroOi ~" micjScc,
bardzo taniO. WiadOmoGG " Dz.rn--
niku ChiCagOskim. ]"
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POTRZEBA mezczyzn do trucking
i wyiadowywania wagoH6w. Staia
praca, dobra zapiata. " sobote Ia
mykamy o Sci godzlnie, Pioneer Pa
per Stock Co., 43S ". Ohio ul. II
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PRACA
Potrzeba
300 Famielii

KOMPANlA
Michigan Sugar Co., placi s35 "a a.
kier. Wysylamy co tydzien. maja II
i 1Sgo. Zgiosie sc pur: 1854 Cornell
III. u Tony Chomas, kazdego czasu,
take pnr. 1885 S. Halsted III. i $40
". Bunker ul., kaidego czasu. Take
pnr. 469 Vernon ave, East Chicago,
u p. Feketes, kazdego czasu. Tub pi-
sac Howard Willard, c. O. Planters
Hotel, Chicago, ILL.,. lub
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MA SPRDEDAz murowany dom 3
pietrowy, % i 1t, basement, ka--
piele, ustepy, ma Jadw.gowie. Cena
$500. Zglosic sic 1880 N. Robey vi.
10
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SKLAD jubilcrski ma ~sprzed"z kom-
plCtny intcrcs rCpCraCyi z%ngark6w |
r0zny matcryai. S~przcdajG Column
bia fonografy / rekOrdy. John
Landtz, 3153 e. 133Gi4 Ct, Hege-
wiSch, III. IL
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PRACA

POTRzEBA kelnerki, $50 na tydzieh
9 godzin dBiennie. 1911 n. Cali
fornia ave. Is
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VIM. Zelosky Co.,
1929 Milwaukee Avenue.
Telefon Kildare CLIO.

POTRZEBA CHLOPAKA LICHA-
CEGO 10 LAT DO DEPAR-
TAMENTU WYSYLEK (SHIPPING
ROOM). ZGkOSIC SIZE ZARAZ DO
DZIENNIKA CHICAGOSKIEGO. IA
PYTAC SIE o PANA GORDONA.
Xxx
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MA SPRZEDAZ wielki bargain 2
p5etrowy dom, wysoki basement, -
Is I IA pokoje W okolicy Mlodzian
kowa. potrzeba $3.50 gct6wki, 4 po-
koje wolne. zgfosic sic zaraz do -
Union Real Estate Co, 1927 Augusta
ul., W Domu Zjednoczen'a 10
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KUPNO SPRZEDAz
Dom Ma. Sprzedaa W AyOndale

2 mieszkania So pokoi, basement i
CORA, kuchnia w basemencie, ustep
i pralnia, konkretowy basement, 10.
ia 3Ox125. Mieszkanie zaraz do wpro
wadzen a. Malo wplaty. W}aScicIel
zostawi morgecz. 3217 N. Ridgeway
ave. 1915
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-12

POTRZEBA dziewczat do lekkiej
piracy. W novel, jasnej %pracowni, Wv
robu jsdfa | cukierkow, duia zap4a-
ia. a godzin. Danny kazda mozliwa
sposobnoSc do awansu. zgiosic sic go
towe do piracy. Reuter- Factory, 337--
351 E.. Illinois ul. Ii
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FARMA 12O R

S4 pod piugiem. reszta dobry las
pastwisko, wszystkie dObre zabudo-
wanna i maszyny farmerskie 10 sztuk
bydla, 3 konie, swine, kury i roz-
maity inny ~inwcntarz, blisko duzego
miasta i duzych fabryk. blisko sEko-
ly, polskiego kO&cioia. Ia farma jest
-dObra W dobrcf okolicy i zicmia
picrwszcj klasy. Wiasciciel sprzeda
bardzo tanio~Z maia wplata lub "a
m'cni "a properta. ZglosiG sic do WI.
Lewandowski, &O15 Gresham ave.
Chicago, blisko Milwaukee ave. W
A~vondalc. Tel. Monticello 1893.
=
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CITIZENS BROWARNIA

SPRZEDAZ balwiern a, tanio. -
1913 - sofa ul. IL
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POTRZEBA dO6wtadczonego mez--
czyzny do piekarni, take musi bye
jake porter. 362 +. 51SZa ul. RI
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POTRZEBA chlopc6w przeszlo 16 let
mich do fabrycznei piracy, dobra "a
plata / stala praca. North Western
Mirror and Speciality Co., 1929 S.
Crawford ave. Ii
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The Michigan
Sugar Co.
Saginaw, Mich.
10
Do Uprawy Burakow

Jezeli zamierzasz pracowaG PREY u
prawie cukrowych burak6w tego Sc
zonu W Iowa. teraz jest n~ajlepsza
s~posobnoSc. Pfacimy s35 Ia akier,
plaza ia jest najwyzsza W porowna-
niu z innemi firmami. Transportacya
express, dom i ogrod darmo, dobra
woda, lekka ziemia W bl skoSci do
miasta. Nasz miejscowy agent ma JUL
II lat doswiadczenia PREY uprawie
burak6w / da wan wszelkie informa-
eye. Zglosic sic do niego kazdego
czasu. AL. Weber, agent, 1912 Or
chard ul. Chicago. Wyjazd co ty-
d2ipn
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SPIESZCIE sic MIN zostanie spree.
dane. w okolicy Stanisiawowa 2 pie.
IRONY murowany dom, 20 pokoi, IA
/ 1-2, pokoje, w lyle 2 p:etrowy Dire.
wniany dom PA pokoje, gaz, ustepy
wewnatrz. Wszystko w porzadku. -
Przynosi Rentu ST. m~iesiecznie. -
Cena ma predkq sprzedaz $1,000. -
Warte o wiele wiecej. Wezme $500
got6wki. reszta ma morgecz. Niema
diugu. Pc adres pisac listownie do
Dziennika Chicagosk:ego pnr. 35.
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MA SPRZEDAZ murowany dom, .
po 4 pokoie, CORA i basement. uste-
by, gag ma Jadwigowie- Cena $500.
zxIosie sic A63p NuL IL
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KtPUJCIE Lofty W novel subdywizyi
bardzo tanio / ma latwe spfaty mic
sieczne, "a niedlugo bedq warte du-
beltowo. kto teraz kupi moze sobie
wybraG n~ajlepszc Lofty. Me czekajcic
tylko piszcie. AdresowaG listownie -
Dziennik C~hicagoSki pnr. SO. II
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MA SPRZEDAH groscrnia robiaca
dobry interes. music ~SprzedacG po'
wodu choroby, sprzedam tanio. -
Adres W adm. Dziennika Chicago
skiego. o-lO~l2-14-l0
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POTRZEBA dziewczyny do domowei
piracy; dobra zaplata. 1927 n. Hal
sted ul. 10
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POTRZEBA kobiet Tub dziewczat
do mycia statkow. zoos W. Division
ul. IL
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POTRzEBA ~PRAsOWNTKOW Ma
CZYSTO PREY kAMIZELKACH, -
DOSWIADCZONYCH PREY H0FF-
MAN MASZYNACH. 359 w. MADI-
SON UIL 3cfe PIETRO. Ii
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Kazdy kt6ry podpisal kontrakt ma
rcfbote dla Green Bay Sugar Co, -
MECH sic zg'osi natychmiast do Off
su pnr. 1913 w. Chicago ave. Telefon
Monroe $685.. II
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PoTRZEBA kobiet do mycia naczyh.
1884 w. Division nj. II
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-26
MARKET CONTINUED
HIGHLY IRREGULAR.
Strength of Rails Checked An
other Bad Smash in In
dustrial Division

New York. Nov. 26.-Thcrc was con
tinucd unscttlcmeut in both the stock
and commodity markets today. There
were further sharp breaks in grain and
cotton. and the stock market had an
other bad hour during the morning,
which for a time, threatened to de-
rclup into fresh decentralization. The
downward swing, however, was check
cd before midday. and under the stim-
ulUS of the strength of the railroad
stocks. much Of the loss ground was
retrieved. There remained nevertheless
an undcrcurrcnt Of feverishncss.
Nothing particularly disturbing turned
over the holiday but it was evident on
al sides that the peculiar conditions
Of the credit were almost certain to force
further liquidation. This was confirmed
in the subsequent unCOvCring of weak
spots. which again, considering the vio-
lent declines already recorded, multi
oiled uncomfortable fast.
. As II result. after Il hriCf Opcnng
rally, dcnoting covering Of III" shorts,
the market suffered Il sharp reversal,
with especial weakness shown by the
shipping and oil shares. Mexican Pc
tro,eum and Crnciblo Steel suffered "N.
trcmr losses Of ) points. United Fruit
fell and Royal Dutch, Pan American
and Houston Oil to 2iq BALDWIN lost
points. Virginia Carolina Chemical
3, International Paper 3l2 and Nana-
dium and LaCkawanna Steel y.
Rails followed the general trend for
a time. hut strengthened when buying
Of Atrhison. Norfolk and Western
Southern Parifr, Ncw York Central
und E.rh I~uud Effected actual gains
Of ~ ~, points. American Wooon
was first 1mung m. speriultin> to re-.
vivc. ard Pittsburgh and West Virginia
enhanced Wednesdays substantial gain
on div iG,rd rumur,.
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Charters Granted

Dover, Del, Nov. 26.-Charters He'd
today: Security Credit Corporation 4;
deals In stocks bonds, etc. $lS,750, 900 !;
T. l.. CroIeau, NJ. A. Bruce, S. e. Dul
Grande Mines co mining; $4,000 900 /;
NJ. l.. Rogers, w G. Singer, l.. A. Ir-
WIN, Wilmington, lei, incorporators.
Indestructibe Label and Sign Corpora
tion sl,O00,OO0; manufacture indestruc-
tible labels and signs; A. W. Britton
Samuel b. Howard Robert K. Thistle
New York, incorporators. Quality Ac-
cessory Co; $lO0O.0O0; stocks, bonds ;
J, G. DeGraw, Wilber DeGraw. A. q
DeGraw, Detroit. Mich, incorporators
Increase In capital OF DanvLle Iron and
Steel Corporation, from s3,000,OQO to
S6.6OO.OOO.
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BONDS
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

Now York, Nov. 26.-Opening quota
tions for foreign exchange showed a
rally OF 35 points In italian exchange to
3.66 for cables and 3.65 for checks
Otherwise the market was lower all
around. Sterling showed a loss OF l L
cents from Wednesdays final at 3.47&
for demand and 3.4S1a for cables.
Francs were 2 centimes lower at 1856
Tor cables and 1856 for checks; gull
iers cables 30ts, checks S0h pesetas
cables 1912, checks 1910; Stockholm
cables 1925. checks 1915; Christianin
was 1885 for cables and 1916 for
checks; Belgian cables 6.42, checks
6.41; marks were 1.43.
WEDNESDAYS FINAL QUOTATIONS
Sterling Francs Lire Guilders
Demand ..... S.4s e.ot 3.G+ 80. 3:
Cables ..... 3.4S% 606 3.85 80 Al
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ESCORT ALL BONDED LIQUOR
N. Y. 6ootIeesers Staggered by New
Plan to Enforce Law

New York, Nov. 26.--Bootlegging
here was dealt a severe blow yGstcr-
day by the announcement of Charles
r. O'Connor, federal prohibition direc-
tor for this state, that plans have been
laid to escort officially every drop OF
liquor from its withdrawal from the
bonded warehouse TO the ultimate con
sumer. An intricate system Of Checks
and balances" has been devised for CO.
ordination Of the work Of various en-
forcement agents. he said. making ef-
forts 10 divert liquor TO beverage pur-
poses increasingly difficult and dan
gerous." .- 80