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The Washington herald., 1920-04-15
AMERICAN TOBACCO
STOCK DIVIDEND

New York, April 1.-THE di-
rectors of the American Tobacco
Company today passed a resolu-
ton declaring a stock dividend
of 10 per cent on the common
stock, and common stock "B" OF
the company, to holders Of rec
ord on July Is. 1890.
The resolution will be submit
ted to a special meeting of the
stockholders. to be held on
date. to be determined later.
The Washington herald., 1920-04-15
STANDARD OIL :
NEW STOCK ISSUE

The Standard OIL Company of New
Jersey announced yesterday new
issue of preferred stock to the
amount of 100000. 900.
Common stockholders of the COM
pany viii be entitled to subscribe to
the new stock on a basis OF s100 per
share. -
The Washington herald., 1920-04-15
Active New York Stock Exchange
v>.<f.

FUnNIsHED NJ MOOnHEAD q BLMORNo
Z Members New York Stock Exchange.
The Washington herald., 1920-04-15
CURB STOCKS.

Furnished By W. B. Hibbs 4 Co.
The Washington herald., 1920-04-15
UNITED ALLOY STEEL.

United Alloy Steel Corporation
reports for the year ended December
81. last. net profits of $2.1S3.s3s, a
decrease of s45I.41S over 1918. I.
The Washington herald., 1920-04-15
oTHER United sTATk

Issue
Atch,, Top. q Santa Re gen. n. Il
,Bsittincre q Ohio zen. 4s, 1873. :.
Baltimore q Ohio ref. %, 1895. ..
Baltimore q Ohio cony. AVS, 1s3;
Chesapeake 4 Ohio conv. 30. 103;
Chesapeake 4 Ohio conv. .4iss, II
Chicago Great Western LIST q, II
Chi. MIL. 81. Paul conv. AVS, II
Chicago. II. l., Pacific ref. 4s. II
Dehyer 4 Rip G.ande 1st ref. 5s,
Eric sonv. -. series d. 1858. 80.
Erie gen. n, 1895.
Missouri Pacific gen. ls. 1875. :.
n. Y. Central conv. deb. 6s. 1915
Amer. Tel. a Tel. col. 4s, 1870. i.
Amer. Tel 4 Tel. conv. 6s, 1875.
Amer. TEL q Eel. col. trust 5s, /,
Hudson 4 Manhattan ref. 5s, 1876
knterbo. Metro. SIS, 1856. ......
Interbo. Rapid Trans. %, 1896. ID.
". Y. Tel. 41ss, 1880. -. -.
Amer. smelt. & Ref. lst mtg. Is,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-18

POTRZEBA mezczyzn do robIerb
materacow. Zg1osiG sic Linen Room
-. Palmer House, State | Mo ir9e.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-18

rych: J6Def Anbo4owsh, daputova-
nv: J6ze6 Anbofovski / Bolesfav A
nioSowad, delegaci Ligi S. p. " A.
- Tom Suvsski, pref; Adam
Kwarcshakt sekr-, prot, 1859 81
ston ave.
- Tow. &w. BarbaIy No. 1 No.
493 lied odbedsie miesfec7ne posse
dzente " cz~artek, dna 1890 ht"-
go o Sudzinfe $50, " sah Tw-HNch
posedze1. Obeonosc wsTyStkcn
czopk6w pest koniecznie ~potrDeona'
10 a wazne spravy do aa1atwfeniA-
Ia nieobecnoSt Kara. - Fran. Past
wa. PREF; Pawel BoEda sekr. prot.
z MARYANOWA.
Stow. AIunrn6w S1koE NJ. b.
Arieaskief No. 50 N. P. bed5ie mia
10 nadzwyc1ajne posiedneuie ]utr''
dnia 1890 lutego, o godTinie 1850
wieczorem, W sail 1vyAyoh posle--
dzeh. Kto nfe spr0edai swych bile
t6w ma przedstawienie UrDadDone
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-18
Sad WOjenny.
Powiese z ezasow Napoleonskich.
- Espisaf
AID. Arm. Kosihs5d-
Gag dsiSy.

lex NJ
- Dale siowo honoru odpari be- ZaJ3Enle-
Ea Officer. re ME WIEN.
- Wierze CT calkiem, pzyjazn lego ME roz-
eiagafa sic tax daleko, ably k~ogobadz powlernlk1em
uczynic swoich sprawek, wystepny zbrodniarZ, czy
liz czuG, mac ~przyjazn portrait? DziekuJe CT MOI
panic "a TIVE obja$nienia. Krotkie one. ale wlelk1eJ
byfy wagi: powiedzislem, re 20 nitce Nebku doJSc
MONA j dojde go. ma szatana dojSc music, a wtedy
biada mu! Me sad woienny, ME milrtarneJ sprs-
wiedliwoSci dion, ale lima ukarac go potratL. Badz
pan zdrow, prose- Gle jednak, Gaia naSza rozmo-
we zachowac W tajemnicy; strzezesz JeJ czfowleko-
wi bez czci i WARY; ufam, re i swemu dowodzcy,
ktotnemu przyjacielowi strzedz bedziesz.
Officer wySzed smutny, milczacy, ia szybko
ubierac sic zacza}em. ubierac starannie, ably oddac
xizyte osobie dotad drogiej sercu mojemu, koble-
eie, dziedziczce zamku Fuentos.
A przeciez cale ciaio draaio, SERGE gniotto, c-
sne}o, giowa piek{a.
TAX, niema watpienia, tajemnica porucz-
nika, jego siowa. dziwny zbieg okolczno5ci -
szeptaiem - oczywistym dowOdem, on ia kocha i
ma go kocha-
Kocha go i ukrywa u siebie, W swym domu,
W swej komnacie bye moze. A przeciez ona moJa
narzeczona, ma nosic a przynajmniej miafa noslc
me imie, NAIVE mych przodkow be- zakazu dotad
8 do kt6rej ia wiecej przywiazywa}em baczenia,
Mill kiedybadz do zycia.
A nadto..
ia ia kochaiem!
Ze kochaIem. czu1em to, widziaiem; moja zaS
mIoSG by}a namietna, burzliwa, w zylach z matki
krew po}udnia p}ynefa, wrzaca krew w}oska, OF
eiec byf Litwin; czy mogfem kochac ~obojetnie. zim
no ma pol?
Walk miotaiacej mem screen wyrazlc ME
spos6b s}owami, wszystkie byfyby "a siabe .
Lecz winienem CT wyjaSniC zwiaz&i {aczace
mnie. czfeka dalekiej p6nocy z dzieckiem po}u-
6nia, Hiszpanka.
Donne Inez di Olozaga'y Fuentos zna}em cd
dawna, cd lat kiku przynajmniei, bliska krewna
tony 6wczesnego posia W Paryzu, przepedzi}a W
tenn mieScie Gas jakiS, mia}em wiec sposobnoSc
poznaG ia i pokochaG, wyjazd do Hiszpanii zwiazki
nasze ~przerwaI. ale ME zgasi1 mojej miioSci.
q jakaz radoScia odebra}em rozkaz cesarski
udania sic do Hiszpanii ola utwierdzenia ma tro-
ME kr6la J0zefa! Ia wyprawa BOWEN miala u
latwic ~ujrzenie lubej dotad sercu Inezy i odSwie-
ienia ME zapomnianej nigdy mifoSci.
PREDICT jeszcze, niz sic mogfem spodziewac,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-18

lUtego, o godzints 7:3o wieoorem, "
SAIL 1vykfych posied0eh Kazdy c5o
mex powfnien bye obecny, DO Da2a-
twiona bedzie sprswa asesmentova.
- Jan J. MuchA PREF; S0csaepan
BrDo0owski. sekr. prot
Tow. Sw. Jer7ego N. ~. as S
P. W A. od6edzie p~csief1enie mir
sieczne " c7wartek. 1890 futeSc, o
rutzinie 1880 wieDorem, W SAN ivy
kfych posfed1en. W sklad 8arzadu ma
r.. 1920 wchodza: Tom. Suwalski,
preDes: Fran. KaSper, wtcepre1.;
Adam Kwarcihski. seu. prot.; Kon-
stanty Putundt. seAr. fin; Win. Gna
c7yk. kasyer; J67ef Iewantowski.
Stan. B~adhitski, J6Det Niedzwieoki
cpfek. kasy; PaTeE Anioaow1Si- Bo-
lesaaw SrwsNki. marszatkowie; Wa
wr7vrNec Wotfechows$i, odSwierny;
Ant. Bietifskt do s1Sandaru rsrodo-
wego; Nichaf Rorra, opieSun cho-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-18

POTRZEBA kobiet, robotnIk6w,
ch4opc6w / dsiewczat. 1925 Dickson
ul. ~
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-18
Ruch " TOWarzYStWach.
II MfODZIANKOWA.

Macierz Polska oddziai sW. E
leonory No. SO odbedzie mtesiecme
po~sfedzenie W czwartek 1890 mteGo,
O godzinie wp6l do 6smei wiec1orem
W sail 3wykfych posied0en. Aarzad
nowych ~urDedptc1ek ma ?. 1920 Jest
nssteputacy: Marya Wr6bel. pre-:
Walentyna Pashke. wiceprez.; FT.
Ulias1. sekr. prot; Marta DUdek, So
kretarka finn: Julia Dram. Esyer-
ka: Marya Pistras, Auiela Orozd, ka
tarHna Tomasik, opiekunki basy;
wfkborya Hubrrch. Marya Chntnac-
ka. marsafkfrSe. - Fran. UlfaS'
sek. prot.
re "A
Tow. Mbodz. sw. Stams3awa x,
No!S13 ZFed. ofFhedzfe msesaecfane
p~osietzenie W czwsrtek. dnfa 1890
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-18

POTRzEBA chlopcow do nauczenia
Spring cushion. Latwe do nanczc-
MIA. sic. Robiacy szybko moga do
bze zarobiG. Valentine Seayer Co.
1927 Sergewick vi. 70
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-18

los uskutecznR me plany, byfo to W czasie %zdobycia
Corunny.
Szczesnym trafem, Zajawszy wspomnlana Tor
tece, otrzyma4em kwatere w}aSnie W domu hra-
biny.
Znalazsem ia W giebokim pograzona snutku.
jedyny i ukochany iej brat najczynnieIszy z ma
czelnikow powstania, ujety przez naSz oddzlai' SKA
zanym by{ ma rozstrzelanie.
Dzieki posiadanym wpywom, Z nleochybneJ
Smierci zdo1aiem oswobodzic nieszczeshWego; -
wdziecznoSc byia be- granic, wyZnaha, re dnl kle-
dyS wSpomie przepedzone W Psryzu W JET pozoSta-
~ pamieci. CO wieksza, przyTzekia odda6 mi reke.
Il licznych majatk6v, jake posiadafa, jeden
Znaidowai sic W okolicach Psmpeluny. Byt 10 Ia
mex Peuclo Fuentos; tn zamieszkiwa}a, tn mar
szaIek Berthier, zezwolil ma rozkwaterowanie pub
.ku mojego.
Latwo mozeSz odgadnac, lie to pozwolenie n
mnie szezeSliwym. Przez kilka tygodni
wcisa mogicm ja widywac be- pr0eszkody, niesc
dzielajace cd najmibzego W zyciu, cd dnia Stub
nego z MIA zwiazku-
Ten dzien "a diva tygodrie mia} Ola mnie
zab}ysnac. Ilez ma jego tkance rozkosznych uk@a-
.daiem plan6w!
Wyliczeniem ich ME chce Gle trudnit c~zytelni-
'ku, dose w%spomniec, re chciafem porZucic wojskO-
woSc wieSc zycie ME W lubych stronach, ktore
urodzenie mole widziaiy, gdzie zyf zgrzybia}y OF
|ciec, podesz1a W latach matka, przyjaciele, pokrew
nj i towarzysze - lecz W kraju obcym mi, obojet-
Inym, W HisZpanii.
Oderwac BOWEN Ineze, dziecie s}onca, cd jj
rodzinnych pomaranczovych gajow, Cd jej ska} /
IrSr ,1,-1opioSS ID VI 1ip1no lndOu1o ctr0nv nn1nOcV
ityranstwem zdalo sic kochajacemu.
A wojskowa s}uzba ilez mia4a ola mnie powa-
bow? kiedyz ona ich niema ola Polaka, zw{aszcZa,
Igdy widzi W szali byt swego kraju.
Surowo ukaraf los sama chez zdeptania wszy-
stkich serca SwietoSci. -. Lecz czy mnie kochaia
iona?
TAX Sadzi}em przynajmniej; jake bowiem
ME uwierzyc kobiecie, W ktorej rece z1ozy}eS GAIA
budowe szczeScia? kobiecie, kt6ra pc tysiac ray
nioS{a CT piekne oSWiadczenie mi}oSci, wdzieczno-
sci. A ~jeszcze ia kobieta by{a hiszpanka, kazdy jej
wyraz to pozar, ogien; kazde spojrzenie raj, ME
DO.
Lecz gdy przyszia chwila rozwagi, raczej, gdy
Ipodejrzenie straszne, cierpkie, Z czystoScia rozsad
ku okropna uporzadkowalo W giowie ostatnich dni
dzieje, zadrzaiem.
Cd kilku tygodni ona ME by}a ia CO zawsze.
Piekne s}owka byly j~eszcze ola mnie, mile spoj
rzenia niekiedy jeszcze wabi}y, ale W wszystkiem
by} przymus, jakiS smutek, boil malowa4y sic ma
Itwarzy, carmen oku; nieraz przydybaiem ia
zamySlona, zasepiona; jake powod dawaia lekka
s}aboSc, migrene, wymowka, W ktora wierzy4em,
zwfaszcza re ia wezwany dokt6r potwierdzii.
(Ciag daisy nastapi.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-18

POTRZEBA do przyszywanta guzi-
k6w i do zycja reczuie reka~ow /
dziewczat do ma}ei roboty. IA.
Iaddon ave. gorne pietro. ~
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-18

GOMOZO WAS WYLECZY. sos N.
Ashland ave.
26 Tut.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-18

POTRZEBA niewiasty do mycia
statkow. SIS tygodniowo. vikt. 551N
S. Ashland " 10
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-18

POTRzEBA 2giej kucharh dos
wiadczonej. ~ y. Clark ul. 20
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-18

POTRZEBA du5wiadc0Onej kobiety
do sortswSuta szmat. 1707 8. C0nai
uL 1.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-18

przez L4Se Stow. AlumpoW r1zy
zwr6cie 10 IA tom p~osisd1onfu. -
Flip Chylcwski. PREF; Marta Os7a-
Scfk, sekr. prot.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-18

POTRZEBA dziewczat. do 1awi5anta
przesNo 16 letntch. dilemma prscs
SIS tygodnioWo. ma poczatek- Joseph
Triner, 1898 S. Ashland ave. 90
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-18

POTRZEBA kobiety do mycta naczyh
ma wfec1ory 1858 Milwaukee ave.
Evening journal., 1920-09-17
SOME GAME WHEN
THESE OUTFITS HIT

An city employees. who desire TO
qualify for the baseball team which
Is DO meet the challenge issued by
county employees, are called 20 as
sembie on Harlan Field at O'Clock
next Tuesday afternoon for practice.
AZ the meeting OF City Council last
night The challenge issued by the
county employees was brought up by
Councilman Alexander r. Abrahams.
who moved that a city team be or
ganized and Mayor Taylor be asked 10
act as umpire President Lyon de-
clined 90 put The motion, remarking
that in Council waste 10 time on We'd
nesday nights. it cannot AFFORD 20 SER
i0usly entertain motions regarding
baseball on Thursday nights Mr.
Lyon evidently referred To the fact
that on Wednesday night the mem
bors had assembled for a meeting In
committee OF the whole. but found
there was no business TO be trans
acted Mr. Ahrahams withdrew his
formal motion and made a simple re-
quest that an players appear foi
I practice.
Mayor Taylor. who was present
consented 90 be umpire. Later sevcra
members suggested Mr.. Lyon a
mascot for the c'ty team. but 10 Wa
understood today he declined th
honor
Evening journal., 1920-09-17
SEPARATION DAY
OBSERVANCE HERE

Arrangements for the celebration of
the fftieth anniversary of the separa.
tion Of the church and state in Italy.
September 1870. have been made by
Wilmington Italians. The Sons of
Italy. a local fraternal Italian organi.
zation, will be in charge Of the cele-
bration. The committee Of arrange
ments is composed Of Alfonso Vitolo.
president; Nincenzo Di Giacomo, secre-
tary, and Giovanni Teste. treasurer.
The affair will be held az Italian
Neighborhood House, Jos Lincoln
street. at I O'Clock Sunday after.
noon, and will be proceeded by a
parade. accompanied by band.
through the Italian neighborhood.
In the Neighborhood House a bazaar
viii be held for the benefit of Italian
earthquake sufferers Eight girls.
dressed in the costume Of the Red
Cross. will serve as matrons. Speeches
will be made by several prominent
local Italians.
Evening journal., 1920-09-17
SPORTS FOR
INDUSTRIAL PLANTS

With a view % providing the cliy's
Industrial plants with trained lead
ers In sports and games. special les
sons VIII be given next Monday.
Tuesday and Wednesday nights by T.
Nesp0r the Wilmington Community
Service athletic instructor. IN recrea-
ti0ns adapted FOR such purposes
The lessons VIII be made a part or
me course now being taught nightly
by Mr. Nesp0r 90 classes IN the High
School gymnasium and the Howard
High school They viii include in
siruction In major sports such as
football. v0llcy ball and basketball
10 is expected in This way that trained
leaders will be provided for Industrial
plants from among their own work
ers
Nearly 100 persons attended he
class in The High school gymnahum
last night and an equal number was
present at the Howard High school,
Afer a round OF athletics. Mr. Nes-
por gave instruction In musical
Games and folk dances In This he was
assisted by Mrs. Grace Bennett and
Mrs William Christie prycr pianist.
Evening journal., 1920-09-17
FOOTBALL SQUAD
GETS HARD WORK
Several New Candidates Re
port to Coach Shipley at
Delaware
WILL HAVE TO
DEVELOP LINE
SPECIAL % The Evening Journal

Special TO The Evening Journal.
NEWARK. Srpt i7-Aboui forty
candidates repo.. "a 20 Coach shipley,
OF Delaware College. for practice on
Frazer Field yesterday afternoon. The
candidates were divided into three
teams and had sisnal practice most OF
me afternoon. Coach Shipley had
charee Of one squad. Professor Han
cock. who is assisting b coaching the
lnt mrr. rrihpr squad md Captain
hicCaurhan the third team
The candidates were elNen about
tvo hours hard work and were a tired
bunch when be sent them 20 i1i
showers about so O'Clock In aqli-
ti0n 10 Che signal practice tleN also
had dummy iackilng and ran several
laps around ill quarter mile track
Coach Shipiey expects 90 start the
scrImmnge work this afiernoo- or To-
morrow.
What IS boiherlng the coach most
Just now !. developing OF som.
good line men. Much ~ the material
i lghi fQr the line and also mex
perienced TWO Of iasi years ln,
graduated ln June. "bcss' Cartier ana
rp.r- Stewart while "lrn Pool
guard and Foulk. an end. While %
c0ilege viii not play football ihi'
year. Mar.oneiii and H0iion are two
on last years llnemen who should bi
Of -rcai value tO ihe team.
ttIrIrh lhrf. of The 1919 back
fefd ur + rr. NOS aiaIlabie This year
Ioss r3 pi1m having graduated
while Alexander Will not play. Coach
Stirls ias some good material q
tax lie|r mace H1rmcr viii nt
doubt be a regular IN the hackilelC
and IKE Elliott. the former Whining
ton High hoy. looks Ike a sure win.
ncr OF a hackneld place. Others "a
select from are Captain McCaughan
Winlrup. TOnkin and several other-
Arcar ihe candidates who were oui
yesterday were Captain McCauehan
Elliott. Winirup, Williams. stcci
hory NaqW Magee R0ihrock
Icamey. Tonkin. Repp, Holion
Narr0neiii n01l'ds0n. Lilly Carroll
NcAluIen. Richeri. Scha nfr Nc
Whorier. Daily B0ycc Lynch, Murray
Cooper and Temp0ne
Evening journal., 1920-09-17
spnnTs snnM rnNIGnr.

TT1 WTTmInET01 rT0TTm1n : ITUD
will hold rs first athletic entertain
meni in pythian Castle This evening
George Null. club manager. has very
Interesting and entertaining program
arranged. HuChie Branard. as one OF
the officers Of the organization has
been selected Tor special line OF
work Jack n McAdams VIII be- lee
furcr which assures every one pres
emf clear understanding OF the pro-
gram.
As This is the clubs first perform
ance. ihhy ore hoping for a crowded
house. An those who care 20 come
may obtain tickets, which are free,
By applying az The Alford Piano CO..
4i0 Nest Ninth street
Evening journal., 1920-09-17
Extraordinary Value Opportunities
Begin at the Topkis Store Tomorrow Sat urday
Go Ahead
Don't Wait

for the completion of our reconstruction
work Start things agoing at once, says
our Mr.. Topkis
owe can control our buying, he says
1--WE can make our CASH BUYING a big
factor in the merchandise world and avail
ourselves of the lowered prices that have
been prevailing in the market-but we
can't control the labor situation"
That's why we can't invite you to a full
Aedged house warming, our formal open
ing of our new store, as was intended
for tomorrow, but our new Fall mer-
chandise is here and is demanding to be
shown and sold SO get ready for the
lvest bargains Wilmington folks will
hear of.
We begin tomorrow Saturday series
of important selling events that will again
demonstrate our ability through careful,
safe and sound buying and merchandising
methods, that will present the most extra
ordinary hargans-vaues that will COM
pete and beat all ompettion-not barr
inc the special offerings of the great
Metropolitan stores of New York and
Philadelphia
Evening journal., 1920-09-17
MOTHER WHITE IS
HAPPY AT 70 YEARS

Mrs. Mary F. White, mother of the
ponce department" Of 1912 Dupon,
street, is quietly celebrating her 7oth
birthday anniversary at her home ~
day She was greeted by postcard
shcwer and during the day many Of
the older members Of the force cane.,
20 pay their respects.
Mrs. White, who was Wilmington.
frs police matron, spent twenty five
years and six months in the depart
ment, and, though out of the harnes.
for a number Of years. still keeps ii
touch with the work by occasional,
spending a day az the station recount
ing experiences Of the old times.
Evening journal., 1920-09-17
s. II

not tend TO make an innelder any
sicadier. But now that / have been
placed definitely on third, ! Intend To
try very hard 10 illl the post on. The
only objection / have 10 third is that
yOu don't gel quite enough action
there. am more familiar with play
ing shOrtstop. and that's where YOU
are mixed mp In almost every play
Evening journal., 1920-09-17
FRANKE FRIsCH.

McGraw has played young frankie
Frisch at third and told him the real
estate IN that vicinity was his Frisch
thinks he'd rather play short, where
there IS more doing He says
u have been shifted around the in-
field quito a bit. and such changes do
Evening journal., 1920-09-17
MoosEHEART BAKE.

A bake viii be given by the women
Of Mooseheart Legion, Chapter $50, at
Kirkwood Park. this evening.
A good time is assured everyone.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-05-11

aska will undoubtedly become one
of the principal paper sources Of the
United States. A substantial devel-
opment Of the paper industry in this
wonderful region, combined with the
intelligent reforestation of pulp lands
in the older regions, should settle
forever the question Of q paper short
age in the United States" Within
the last ten years, he points out, the
forest service has brought about the
sale of 100000 feet Of saw timber
in the national forests Of Alaska. A
number of areas suitable for pulp OPP
erations have been cruised and pre-
pared for sale; and during the CON-
ing summer the survey of pulpwoods
will be extended in order that other
desirable tracts may be brought to
the attention of manufacturers.
Promising developments in paper
manufacture, in fact, are now pend
ing. The forest service has also in
vestigated stl cam flow in cooperation
with the geological survey, and has
collected data of value to engineers
in planning power developments.
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ALASKAN FORESTS
MAY BE DEVELOPED
SAYS MEREDITH
Secretary of Agriculture States
There Is Large Field for
Alaskan Expansion

Washington, ID. C. May 8.-Secre-
tary of Agriculture Meredith is con-
WINGED that there is a large opportun-
ity for the Department of Agriculture
to assist in the economic upbuilding
of Alaska. AS one means to this
end, he is calling attention to the fav-
orable situation for the establishment
of paper. mills in the territory, and
Offering cooperation ~ making avail
able National Forest pulpwood on
terms that will provide satisfactory
operating basis.
The Secretary believes that the de-
yelopment of the forest. and hydro
electric resources Of Alaska is prac-
ticable means of increasing the, sup
plies of newsprint available for the
United States and there eventually
lessening the paper shortage, now so
acute. The National Forests of AL
aska probably contain 1OO,OO0,OOO
cords Of timber suitable for the man
ufacture of newsprint and other
grades of paper Under careful man
agement, these forests can produce
100000 cords Of pulpwood annually
for all time, or enough to manufac-
ture one third Of the pulp products
now consumed in the United States.
The Alaskan Forests, according to
Secretary Meredith, also contain. the
second chief essential Of paper man
ufacturing industry-water power.
While no accurate survey of water
powers has been made, known pro-
jects. have a possible development of
100000 horse power; and the depart
ment estimates that complete ex-
ploration Of the national forests OF
southern Alaska will increase their
potential power to quarter OF
million. tYEM', r,
High Prices Should Stimulate
I DEVELOPMENT, =
According to the Secretary, the
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chief drawbacks which have prevent
ed paper making in Alaska hitherto
have been the large investments re-
quired for new plants, inaccessibility
and lack OF development in Alaska,
and the TRANSFORMATION charges to con-
suming regions in the Central and
Eastern states. The secretary ex-
pressed the belief, however, that
these obstacles are more than off
set by the present acute demand and
high prices for all grades Of paper;
and that the near future should wit
ness a movement Of the paper indus
try into southeastern Alaska.
ALASKA" said Meredith, "is dest-
ined to become a second Norway.
With her enormous forests, of rapidly
growing species suitable for pulp, her
water power, and her tidewater ship
ment of manufactured products, AL
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-05-11
CARLOS AVERY BEGINS
IMPROVEMENT WORK
LlBLEY STATE PARK
kandiyohi County Has APP.
propriated SIS, 900 for
Trail Construction
(By United Press)

St. Paul, May 10.-Carlos Avery
head Of the state game and fish COM
mission, has begun the improvement
of Sibley State Park in Kandiyohi
county. 1t is the only state park
under supervision of this department.
The park covers 400 acres and is
pronounced one of the most beautiful
in the state. Kandiyohi county has
appropriated $4,000 for the con-
.struction of trails in the park.
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Thouoht,

Mem fear thought rs they fear moth.
ing else on earth-mOre than ruin,
more even than death. Thought Is
subversive and revolutionary, destruc-
tive and terrible; thought is merciless
to privilege, established institutions
and comfortable habits; thought 1s an
archie and lawless, Indifferent to au-
thority, careless Of the well-tried wis
dom of the ages. Thought looks into
the pit of hell and is not afraid.-Ber-
trand Russell.