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The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1920-05-28
Program.

The Missionary Society Of the
Christian church will meet at the home
~ Mrs. Proud on "Wednesday June .
1890, At $50 p. m The following Pre-
gram VIII he given.
Song
Invocation.
BusincEs,
Devotional period, Mr.. Earl Wilson
Song.
liblc study, Mr, Hugh wilton.
Prayer,
Reading, Faye Eddy,
"Thc Healing uf Africa Mr.. BcrI
Maple.
"rhc Old School Doctors Of Africa
Mrs. Max llabh.
"Our present medical force in AM
co." Mrs Wick Green.
Round table talks.
llcnCmction,
Social hour.
Leader, Mrs, Earl Wilson,
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1920-05-28

Short Orange cane seed for sale
|. s. STULL,
Forbes, Mo.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1920-05-28
Methodist Church.

Program for Sunday, May 30:
Sunday school and minute man talk
g:ij a. m,
Preaching and minute man talk, II
a. m,
Young Peoples meeting and spec
demonstration, Z p. m.
Song service, minute man talk ant
sermon, y y. m.
Our church welcomes you.
II. A. DOUGHTY, Pastor.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1920-05-28
Program Of Fortnightly Music Club
For June |, 1920.

For June /, 1870.
Ecclcsiastic music.
Roll call, name iavoritc hymn.
History Of church music, Mrs. Elsa
Martin.
Vocal solo, 81 Come TO Thee. Caro-
Roma, by Mrs Bridgcman.
Piano solo, "Thc shepherds Morn
ing Song" +. A. Ather, Mildred Toch
tcrman.
Music of the Vatican, Mrs. Chas
llcadlcy.
Vocal Duct, abide With Me-" Jc
rome. Mr.. iIridgcman and Mrs. lch
mcr.
"Storcs of how some Of the hymn
were written" Mrs. Logan.
Violin Solo. abide With Me- Ry
der. Mrs. Emerson.
] Piano solo, selected, Wayne Green.
! Leader. Mrs. Emerson.
+ Hostess, Mrs. Icller.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1920-05-28

The ladies Of the Chrysanthcmum
Society will have blooming Plants OF
sale mt the Variety Store, the latter
part of this week. Save your orders
for them,
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-08-03

You may LEARN something -. perhaps something valuable to you about real estate by reading to- days ads.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-08-03
l80,000 Japanese Troops
 Now Occupying Siberia

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. Slap anese troops in Siberia now number lS0,000 exclusive of railway guards" according to advices from the Peking Leader, published here in the Far Eastern Republic. a Journal of the Chinese National Welfare Society of America
 The Chinese government has protested the use of the Chinese Eastern Railway for military use. !" the Peking Leader asserts. the program of the Japanese army is to seize Chlta. Irkutsk, and the Ser tnhova mines''
 The Chinese National Welfare So- c1ety is union of Chinese leaders tn all sections of the United States.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-08-03
U, S, SHIPS TO REOPEN GERMAN
 TRADE ROUTES
American Corporation Con cludes Agreement With
 Hamburg Line

HAMBURG, Aug 3.-(By The As sQciated Press )-As further particu
 lars come. to night regarding the agreement between the Hamburg American Steamship Company and the American Ship and Commerce corporation by which the former German trade routes are to he opened to American shipping, the belief is developing here that it constitutes one of the most moment out events for Germany since the war.
 Through it the Germans see the means of regaining touch with the outside world and an opportunity for Hamburg to reestablish sem. blance, at least. of it's former position of great port
 But apart from the commercial benefits expected, the Germans at tach much political significance to the agreement. This was empha, sized by Wilhelm Cuno, general manager of the Hamburg American line, who in an interview with the Associated Press declared:
 Political Significance T call your especial attention to the fact that the agreement must not only be considered from busi- ness viewpoint, but must be re. ,arded as trial at reestablishing
 good relations between the two countries The way we have taken will be the only possible one to re sume relations between Germany and foreign countries in the near future The war left deep gulf between the belligerent countries and diror ganized their entire economic order Where the German line will ob tain ships enough to. operate fifty | per cent of the vessels on the routes so be reopened under the .agreemsn; | is matter of keen speculation here. According to best information | 1t will be able to lease a consider able number in neutral countries and from Great Britain. Other ships l eventually, will be built in German ship yards.
 Sh'p builoing Program | That huge shipbuilding program
 is contemplated is evidenced by l preparations now in progress. A
 meeting of leading shipbuilders and steel manufacturers will be held this week to discuss the amount of ma terial available in Germany for new
 constructios It is believed that il
 the sscoAfprenee discloses- that suff l cient material cannot be had ar engagements will be made to import
 American steel, which, at the present
 rate of exchange, can be laid down
 cheaper than the German product.
 Meantime on the lower end ot Hamburg harbor a new shipbuildine
 plant, which, it is said is destined
 to be the largest in Europe, is near
 ing completion. The Hamburg Am
 erican line is one of the principa stockholders in this concern, which
 will begin operations within eight
 cen days, with facilities for quickly
 doubling its capacity.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-08-03
TWO ARRESTED
 CHARGED WITH
 R0bRINe TRAPS
Ali Witberg and John Lar son Arrested; Hearings
 To be Held Tomorrow

The arrest Of Ali Witberg and John Larson charged with fish piracy was made known this afternoon by the announcement that the prellItn ary hearing would be held tomorrow before United States Commissioner Newark L. Burton. The arrest were made last Saturday by Deputy United States Marshals out of tn local office. Both men have beet out under $25O.0O bail since tha' time.
 Warrants were issued for the two men upon complaints sworn to Le' fore Commissioner Burton by l.. C. Buschmann. representing the Deep Sea Salmon Company. These com plaints contain five counts and al lege as many robberies of traps owned and operated by the company.
 The first count alleges robbery of a trap neaE Point Augusta on June 26, 1920 at which time it was stated that 1.70O salmon were taken therefrom. On June 2S, it is alleged that the defendants were implicated in the robbery of trap located near Whitestone Harbor in which 1900 fish were taken. The third charge alleges robbery of a tra? near Point Dundas on June 30. in which 2.700 salmon were lifted On July 9 it is charged that the mel aided in robbing a trap near The Sisters Island, in Icy Straits, 1.200 fish being taken. The fifth count alleges 9 second robbery in the vicinity Of Whitestone Harbor on July ,. 1000 salmon being taken. All of the traps are said to be owned and operated by the Deep Sea Salmon Company.
 These are the first arrests made this summer in connection with al legged fish piracy activities. Accord ing to a recent statement made by Gov. Riggs, prior to Aug. 1. more than 30 robberies had been reported to his office.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-08-03
Wh0 s Here
 And Wheye

James l.. Manning. who has been visiting at Sitka for the past several months with c. NJ. McGrath and family. has returned to Juneau.
 Dr. w. E. Mulholland, who has been on a trip to Western Alaska returned here on the Admiral Evans yesterday. s
 United States Attorney James A Smiser accompanied by Mrs. Smisct arrived here on the Northwestern after having been on vacation trip to California and other Pacific Coast States.
 Capt. E. L. Hunter of the Killisnoo boat White Wing, was in the city to- day on the Traveller, another boat belonging to the same company.
 R. F. Richardson. Alaska agent for the Canadian Pacific Railway. has returned from trip to Ketcbi- kan where he was looking after bust ness for his company
 R. Campbell, demonstrator tor the Ingersoll-Rand drill sharpening machine, left on the Ambassador last night for Chichagof where he will pay business visit to the Chichagoff Mining Company. MT Campbell arrived in the city from Western Alaska on the Admiral Evans yesterday.
 E. c. Jack, connected with the Navv NiraIacc Sveton, 70 Att. arrived from SitRa on the Estebeth yesterday. He is at the Gastineau. James l.. Freeburn, one of the off cials of the Chichagoff Mining Com pany. left for the company's property at Chichagof on the Ambassador last night.
 R. D. Douglas. superintendent of the Tee Harbor Cannery, is at the Gastineau Hotel
 At the Gastineau
 R. Campbell. l.. C. McEwan. F. C.. lack, Geo McM, Cooley. S. R. Strong. Mrs. w. n. Huff Mrs. Ella Me Whitman. Mrs. H. w. Whitman. J.. H. Scott, R. E. Douglas. S. S. Oar all.
 At the Alaskan
 Fred Soderlund. John Babek. Ed Steers, R. Lancaster C. Johnson. 2. Sabio. Marquis. A. Bara. Jack Norris. A. P. Parish. II. O. Hanson, Pete Torette and J. Paterson.
 At the Zynda MT. and Mrs. Edward Clark, MT. md Mrs. James A. Smiser, Glen P. 1 'roft,
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-08-03

Headquarters for Ladysmitf Coal Juneau Transfer Go. Phone AS. -a6y
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-08-03

Furniture moved and stored Heavy hauling done. Juneau Trans fer. adv.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-08-03

"Time is money" when it comes to advertising for tenants,
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-08-03
klDDIES ENTERTAIN WITH
 BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION

Master George Hall, son of MT and Mrs. T. E. Hall of West 9tf Street entertained a. humber of his friends last Saturday evening. the occasion being in honor of the eighth anniversary of his birth. Those pres ent were Dolly Baldwin. Misses Mar garet Greening, Jeanette Borges, Lu cile Erickson, Margaret Davis. Elva and Reita Richardson. Marion and Mildred Johnson, Thelma and Gerald inc Budding, Albert Rhodes, George Mock, Alvin Blomquist. Claude Bald win, Mesdames Estes, Budding and Johnson assisted in making the after. noon perfect success.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-08-03
TWO CASES SET TODAY TO BE
 HEARD IN DISTRICT COURT


 Two additional cases were set this morning by Judge Robert w. Jen- nings for trial in the District Court this week. The case of the United States vs 1. P. Johnson, indicted al the last term of the. Federal Grand Jury for arson, being accused of at tempting to bWn the A. E. Hall at Haines was set for Saturday morn ing. The other case set was the Douglas Island Logging Company, z al, vs Louis Wagner, suit for account ing and settlement. was set for Thursday. The suit instituted by Neida Tibbits against the Standard oil Company will start before Judge Jennings tomorrow morning.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-08-03
SUB CHASER BRINGS PATIENT
 TO HOSPITAL FROM KILLISNOO

The Sub Chaser 306 was in port carly this morning, having made a record trip from Kilisnoo with a man named Bahty. who was suffer ing from severe attack of appen- dicitis. He was taken to the Dawes Hospital where the operation was performed.
 The 306 is a new boat in these waters. She was lowed to Sitka by the Naval Tug Tattnuck and has been making her headquarters there since. The boat made a trip to Taku today and will return to this port before going back to Sitka.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-08-03
ADMIRAL ROMANS YACHT
 LEAVING FOR KILLISNOO

The Sub-Chaser 306, known as the "Admirals Yacht" the little craft upon which Admiral Hugh Rodman has been travelling on some of his side trips. arrived in port from Taku Galcier this afternoon The boat was cheduled to leave port late this afternoon for Killis- moo to take Admiral Rodman from that place to Ketchikan.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-08-03
ESTEBETH LAID UP DAY
 FOR REPAIRS ON ENGINE

On account of having repair work done, on her engine, the mail beat triR to Skagway last night. The boat will leave at o'clock tonight and return in time to make the trip to Sitka on Thursday night
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-04
BIGGEST AND BEST ENTER.
TNI\MENT APRIL 1910 AT
ARDMORE AUTO SHOW

Who is the masked lady! All will
ask and wonder.
Jack Gardner's Jazz Orchestra will
open the big show with the finest
dance music ever produced. y prize
win be given the man who can con
troll his feet when jack starts his
jazz"
"Rillie" House and his Midnight
Whir Musical Comedy Company, the
Rage" Of the Year, win furnish
music and fun of the highest order.
Forty.fiyc of the worlds finest cars
will grace the beautifully decorated
Convention Hall. % trucks ranging
in size from the speedy light trucks
that annihilate distance, TO big boys
the brutes for work, along with many
DISPLAYS of tires, accessories, oils, ana
equipment will be housed In a build
ing adjoining, especially erected for
this purpose.
The Living Models, the style snow
twelve, rare beauties, will grace the
stage showing the latest fashions
from New York and Paris,
Chicago Cabaret Girls, who mad'
the big hit" at the Oklahoma CITY
/ show, have recently been secured ~
nm added attraction. Ask those wh'
saw them.
Dancing every evening, come on
/ lets go.
Ina Coin" April S-9lo.
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you want.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-04
q" AM A LUCKY MAN
STATES CITY EMP LOYE;;
IS AGAIN BACK ON JOB

My arms and legs felt Sc sore and
stiff i'm the mornings that ! had to
sit on the side OF the bed for some.
time aud rub them before couIo
walk. and even then every step !
took hurt me.
"Fnally firs. one Of my friends ar
ter another got to asking he why
d.d not try Tmlac, So at list gol
"a bottle and felt better before II was
half gone. have not finished my
third bottle vet hut / am feeling Jus
fine already. My work doesn't tlr'
me any more and / come home III
the evenings with such big appe'
titc that | can hardly eat enough 10
satisfy me. Ny kidneys have stoppe'
bothcring me and / don't have my
bacl. strapped any more for my hcao
ache has entirely disappeared. ! g't
mn i'm the mornings free from head
ache. eat a hearty breakfast ANA 30
off 10 my wor. feeling fine. ! now
consider myself Well man and )
don't hesitate 70 recommend Tanla2
10 anyone suffering as | did for II
certainly Is one grand medicine.
A duu. dragging feeling Of the
body. a sluggish mind, dun memory
lcprcs.,on Of spirits, nervousness, IT.
ritabuItv. stomach trouble, indigea'
ton weak back aud headaches ar
among the numerous symptoms OF q
condition from which a surprisingly
large number OF people suffer. hN
pcricncc has taught that ninety per
cent Of am chronic III health is causeo
bv poor digestion aud ronassImllat'oi
of the food which produces 20 ca
tarrhal inflammation OF the mucous
membrane.
4 Tanlac proved Of great benefit L
Mr. Hicks because II contains Ger
tain medicinal properties which com
lat these very troubles Many thous
,nds are now using this famous medi
Gin, i'm all sections Of the uhlte'
states and Canada, and scores Of los
timonials are received daily from mel
and women OF mquesuoued honest
and integrity expressing deep Grau
tude as "a result of having ioun
.uch a great source Of relief
"1aulac is sold in Ardmore ID
Grayltt Drug Coz No. / West Mai
st.. in Hcaldton by Smith-Mcknis'
Drug Co.. and i'm New Wilson b
city Drug Store. adv.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-04
His Strength Has Returned;
Arms and Legs No Longer
Stiff And Appetite Fine.
az RECOMMEND TANLAC
TO ANY ONE" HE SAYS
Was So Run Down He Was
Almost Past Doing Any
Work - Troubles Quickly
Overcome.

al count myself lucky that got
Taniac." said Albert Hicks, or "A
as hc is famillarly called by his many
friends. 21S Parsons street Cincin.
natl. for / had gotten to where
was constantly having to lay Off from
my work"
Mr. Hicks has been employed by
the Cincinnati Park Department '7
landscape gardener for the past I"I'r
wears and has been a members 'i
the Junior order United American
Mechanics for fourteen years lie mus
lived in his present home for fttc'n
years and is highly respected by All
wno know him
Il certainly can recommend lahI"'
from the bottom Of ms heart he "'-
deI "for il las rid me OF case ot
rheumatisrn and other troubles th'tI
had about put me going why, the
rheumatic PAINS we're so sharp III MY
liem arm that could hardly tc'
nv hand above my shoulder to 40
my work N the park, and my 'l'
ley aud shoulders hurt me nearly '9
l,d Nv Kidneys bothered me great
I.al and my back achcd so b4i ana
.yas so weak / had to have il strap
ned NV appetite went back on nae
and I ate so little that all my eneiPy
and most of my strength Ielt H'
v.. so rundown and weak that
inst a little job Of work or a short
walk would get me all tagged out
and gnort of breath. I felt tired out
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-04

Let L. G. Collins 4 Company fig
ure your bills. They will save you
money. @'.'-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-04
NOTICE KNIGHT TENPLARS.

NOTICE KNIGHT TEMPLARS.
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED
TO APPEAR At THE ASYLUM OF
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SUNDAY, APRIL 1, I L. NJ, TO Al
TEND EASTER SERVICES Al
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J. W. DAVIS, T.. c.
j. r. GLENN, RECORDER.
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-04
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Ardmorelte WANT ADS bring wha;
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-21
I HIVWFV y " :"
Quincy gm
1..... SO%
..As,..n NJ n

CHICAGO BIN 4
quincy II AZ
2..... 81
Chicago BIN 4
Qncy reg As
5..... 05 u
Chi q Erie Isl
3..... S2h
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-21
RAILROAD EARNINGS

CANADIAN NATION,I. RAILWAYS
1920 Increase
Second week October S@.NOl ,SOc $sss,9lJ
From January IT,. ~. .GIG. SS3 $3.50 O5~
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-21

Tho Annual Election OF The Southca stern
Ponnsylyania Chapter OF the American
National Red Crbss will 30 held on October
81, 1910, at Els South Nineteenth Street,
Philn ndelphia. Polls Will be open from 10
A. NJ. to p. ". for the election of Officers
and Board of Directors
LIVINGSTON Il. JONES. Secretary.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-21
TO THE HOLDERS or THE BETHLEIIEM
City Water Company first MORTGAGE 5tS
TO THE PREFEnKEp ST0CKuOIDERs
OF THE BETHLEHEM CITY WATER

This company. having sold all it's property
to the City OF Bethlehem you are hereby
notified that 1t has deposited with the +. r.
Wilbur Trust Company. Of Bethlehem. Pa,
trustee n sum sufficient to redeem sal pre-
rtrtod stock now outstanding at the par
value thereof together with said interest
thereon to date OF delivery.
The amount Of said redemption price; to-
noted will he paid to any and all holders OF
the sad preferred stock Of the said Bethle-
Same shall be delivered TO the T. p. Wilbur
Trust Company. OF Bethlehem. Pa. for the
account of the said Bethlehem City Water
BETHi.EHEM CITY WATER COMPANY.
NJ. r. QUINN. President.
Attest:
Septcmber 2S 1920.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-21

TIE CONSTRUCTION


PROPOSALS FOR THE CONSTRUCTION
OF a Lumber Storehouse Office of the
Officer In Charge of Const ruction, Frankford
Arsenal. Phila., Pa. Sealed proposals will
be received here until =. NJ. November 2,
1890. and then rSI opened f9r Conistruction as
appltcation
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-21

OFFICE OF THE }. q. BRILL COMPANY
A quarterly dividend of one and three
unrters per cent on the outstanding preferred
stock has been declared payable November
Ist, 1920 to stockholders Of record at the
close OF business, October 90. 1920. Transfer
books Of the preferred stock will close
October %. 1920 and reopen November lst
1920.
Checks will be mailed.
Il. p. RAWLE. Treasurer.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-21
Pennsy Shareholders at High Mark

Pennsylvania Railroad shareholders
increased S1I in September, reaching a
total of 12o, 240 on October |. new
high record. During the past twelve
months the number Of shareholders has
increased 1856. The average holding
on October l was T72G. as compared
with 77.70 on September, also d new
record Since the return Of the rail
roads by the government on March |
last the number of shareholders has
increased by 1854. During September
women stockholders increased by Al
to 81 ,S06 As compared with n year
ago, they show an increase of G41G
OF even greater interest is the increas-
ing proportion of stock held by women
shareholders. In the last three years
the percentage Of stock held by women
has increased as follows: October.
1917, 2S.40 per cent; October. 1918,
20.4G per cent; October 1919. 30.12
per cent. and October. 1920. 81 .O5 per
cent. In other words women share
holders have increased their interest in
the company in the last three years by
S12.S00 900 and now hold Si55. $50 900
Of the $500 900 900 par stock outstand-
ing. Amount of stock held by foreign
holders continues to decline. the per
centagc Of foreign held stock on Oc-
tober l being but | 60 per cent. as com
pared with l.SS per cent n year ago.
1t Is also interesting to note the steady
concentration of Pennsylvania shares
in the state of Pennsylvania. OF the
1856 new holders or Pennsylvania
| shares which were added to the books
during the last twelve months ! | 400 of
them were residents of the state OF
Pennsylvania. Tho Trader.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-21
NEW YORK BOND SALES
Summary of Individual Transactions on New York Exchange
IaALEs IN s1oOol

From Opening Until $500 D. m. IN. Y. Time)
Amer smcit"gl Brk r ct 1schicsgo 4 Nth
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-21
Dividends
INSULATED WIRE co.

HUU Y. 3rN NtrCPf
At regular meeting Of the the Board Of
annual dividend OF $500 per share on the
Capital Stock of the company was declared
to stockholders on record at the close OF
Rusneso, October 30th, 1920. payable
PHILADELPHIA INSULATED WIRE co.
A. A. WIREBACK. Treasurer