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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-21
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9SN-i0ie eil-ss;L- are IN wrought i--nn.
state Dining aonrr
u ne opposite SIDE of me --au
rom the Reception raurn is the z4u+.
-anInE Roum anu here me s,oInr
sciieile Is snft green ann silver. for
ne I''ees. lakes and streams Of 1ns
me IraE STATE. The largest ulecH
u Iuf,IiIF1Te Is the State Dining ta,fe.
Whicn aEn extend 80 feet ana -sn
scar 40 peupls. This table IA a rn--a-
III repro0urCIun Of q Phwfe 5asir-7
tAe Original af whiuh Is 4 Y7,s.,,,,,
pieee.
= very rare SCI Of = original Phvfe
CHAIRS were Procured. but II is MI
pnssloie ID trace their history he
cause they nave changed uwnsrs
ssVef'a. times. Al one end NJ ~.
fonIn Is q very handsarns sidebaarei
Win pedt4ssSL4s inald with branch 1-E-
iis'tsf nli.fegaEy. Al the Opposite 4ane
u me T1nin IS q slaapBard with rsaes-
--t!s lnialG with branch veneer M
hnsAHF 4, the OPPOSITE enc IL he
YUM Is 7 sem -clrcular pier aahls
'ehu q TAT m--'~ar ct mahogany WIFI,
81 y y HlnuDES.
-Ta ptritss ~ he SEa1e Dining
haom arr gHnan and -aid. The r-,ae-
nenr window curtains a-e r,oba--
with ne border of E~ean and lara
The walls OF THIS attractive rpo.,7 ara
tinted n I'M snrtesr green ana biene
pfttt,--y Win ne curtains The light
ING nx-Ures n ms rnnrrl are sj,rar
II the candle effect. In he ceufer
OF me hgga dining tasssie Is srarivnej
me cAnaeiailra N silver
\ wonderful wrought cI;ue
closer IS the one = Chippendaie de-
sign and equally SO IS M. enc n
Sheraton pRrtern. THESE stand n
opposite sides of me room, and have
g''Han silk Innings n The glass doors.
Particularly unique IN design ara he
cwo Immense knife boxes on either
SIDE Of The Sheraton SERVING table.
THESE knife hezes resemble very
much urns. They are wnotfen and
Tend % add 10 ttla1 atmosphere Of
height which prevails regardless Of
t4ie meulunlE high ceilings through
DuL lie house
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-21

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-21

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-21

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New-York tribune., 1920-06-16
I. g. Smith Elected
10 Central Union Trust
Trustees Fill Vacancy in Sc.
nior Vico-Presidency Of
COMPANY

Theodore Gardner Smith. Of Denver
vas elected yesterday 4 vice-president
Of the Central Union Trust Company
The trustees by this action have filled
the vacancy in tho senior vice.presi-
dency which has existed since Georr,
". Dawson succeeded the lato James
n. Wallace as president
In order to take his new position Mr.
Smith has resigned as president Of the
international Trust Company, Of Den.
yer. For the past thirty years he
has been prominently identified with
the banking business, having served
his apprenticeship under the late Da-
va h. Mohatt, who WAS president OF
the First National Bar
whose life work was closely associated
WITH the Development OF ralixosdlng in
the West.
During 1915 and 1916 Mr., Smith
served as president Of tho Colorado
Bankers Association. Hs 10 also aesive
in the Affairs Of the American Bankers
Association, being at the present time
q member Of the executive COMMITTEES
OF the trust company section.
Roger Whittlesey. who has han IN
the. foreign department Of tho Central
Union Trust Company, was elected sn
assistant treasurer at yesterdays meet
ing: Mr.. Whittlesey served tn France
with the A. z. F. and was awarded the
Croix dc Cuerre. He WAS 4 frst lieu
tenant in the 18th Infantry.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-16
Seek Open Wheat Market
Western Bankers to Confer
With Government Officials

CHICAGO. Juno l5.-Permission Of
Attorney General Palmer, SecretAry
Of Agriculture Meredith, and Governor
". P. G. Harding Of the FEDERAL Re
ssrve Bank FOR the reopeninz Of The
open market IN wheat Is TO be fought
BY a committee of bankers which left
Chicago for Washington to-day.
The Lever act prohibited specula-
ton in grain, but grain mon assert
It is desirable 70 reopen free trading
no~ that the wheat guaranty act has
expired.
The committee, which represents the
grain exchanges and bankers, includss
G: 7. JsHray, president Of the Trst
National Bank Of Minneapolis; Owen
7. Reeves jr., Hcs-president Of tho
Com Exchange Bank Of Chicago; e. E.
svsnney. president Of the First Ma
tional Bank Of Kansas City; and =. O..
Watt, president Of the Third National
Bank Of St. Louis.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-16
Price Movements
Narrow i'm Dull
Session on Curb
Traders Show Little Inter
est in Market, With Bid
ding at Standstill, Oil
Issues Hold Fairly Firm

Traders on the curb market showed
little disposition to accumulate stocks
yesterday and business was virtually
at a standstill for a large pert Of the
day. Lack Of pressure failed to indi-
cate the amount Of underlying sup
por%, but 1t was generally believed that
short selling would have met resistance
A decision among traders to await
definite movements Of the Stock Ex-
change was apparent. Most Of the
dealings during the day indicated a
Arm undertone and several active
Issues moved up fraetionally. Trading
in German international bonds was dull
with small reactions.
General Asphalt was In good demand
and moved up more than a point On
the announcement chat the attitude Of
the Brazilian government, which was
used a. a selling argument tho day be-
fore, was unimpertant. Submarine
Boat and United Retail Candy were
sold At slight declines.
Simms and White OIL were Arm, as
was Texas Pacific Coal and Oil, but
Carib Syndicate was weaker. Other
recently active petroleum issues were
virtually unchanged.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-16
B. & o. Southwest Division Bond.

ovestion---wiIi you please adv,.. ~. ,
he,t 10 tns .. a..;HiraSiIity .H Of Baltimore & Ohio
iny.ntmsn "us os ,e' Sosshsrn Division ~ safe
around 70 and 20 Yield about bout II 10 p.r See.ne cent
A. nrs tncy 10. rsdssmsole At par In 1885, Are
asfsuis7 % 0n WneS eSou1h e secured to preclude
better Investment. B. r. Goodrich pre- ..
1srred or B. r. Goodrich short-terrn notes,
rns..r.a a1'.:r -. mature IN 1928 and are they
Answer-Owine to the unc.rta;r+v
surrounding the railroad situation 4
Is not possible to determine at this
time how many Of tho roads will man
age to care for their maturing obli~..
tions within the next few YEAR, s.
many systems have seen their cr,dit
impaired that tho problem of raising
new capital Is serious one for them.
Tho Baltimore 4 Ohio appears to be
ono OF these, The Southwest Division
l, 1925. At that time every 81 900 hond
is supposed to be paid of at par plu.
interest. Tho bond is secured by a
hrst collateral lien on the entire cant.
tai stock $4,000 ,OO0) and the entir.
issue ($A6 ,oo0,00o) Baltimore & Ohio
Southwestern Division frst 3h per
cent, 1926. which are secured By q Art
lien on s2o.65 miles Of road, constitut-
ing the western end Of the system. The
tota! issue is $44,S40,000. We regard
the bonds as . very good speculative
Investment. The rate per mile is ap-
prefimatsly 500, 1000, . rather hieh one.
perhaps. WV
The Goodrich notes are better &C.
cured than the preferred stock. al.
though the latter is amply protected
by present earnings. The notes ara
payable at par In 1928. They ar. n
good short-term investm ent, in our
opinion.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-16
Financial Items

fhs Mechanics and Metals Nst!ensl
nsnx ef Rev Yorx has been appointed
trsnsfsY aRsn. ef the preferrsd sns com
I,n steck Of tks WaTing Hat AancfestSf-
'Ax Corporation.
r. ras rn.sed sta.ss NortssFs ana Trest
I'm fan1 10, bssn appointed transfsr sesnt
81 81 tas e>mrlcs stock Of the Looomooils
(ennsn7. consisting of 10000 Shares OF
- par valve. and registrar Of Class ana
s,ncx NJ tins Chicago Ripple Aan1fAetur-
'aK Company.
Ths Guaranty Trust Company Of New
1,y< aaneun>ad Monday the appetnsrnsht
~ t.sers l.. Nv.nssten - ASSISTANT Wee
.'sS1sn,. William l. KlsftE. assfsta ~
HsA4ursr. and c. o. Pancake. Assistant
secretary.
1h4 Kew York etsek Kzehangs has -.
nsait,~h "a list standard OH Company. Of
wv Jsrs<y part paid SabScrf vtion receipts
~ per cent cumulative nan voting pro-
fsrfs1 s,n.k. Ard American Tobss0s Com
.Asy, temporary certificates fer common
Ths Northern panifss Has,wsy Company
sans1 c.ii fw Tsst.f @ ne
'Hn viii b. cnnsidessd-
- y. 1wa.bnsy jr. hiss setA h!s thi1d
$t1srk Cs,ton Exchange rnAnntsrship -
Nnstsin for tz1.Ee5. an a1vaocs Of
1922 >~sY tho Ian pfsvtous sals.
Tk~ Hsw 7nrk Trust Company has bssn
nssref ~ tr1stse under an fa1snsurh Sassd
1Msessh ~. 1870 ssssrfng an issus 81 &ts..
pes,ese Iar valss rtSnsrsl Vermont Asttwav
.snnsny ysf1ndtnS nnortsas> res osn<
E~lz k>D1A
New-York tribune., 1920-06-16
FINANCIAL

ANDREW J. MCCORMACK. Auet!oress.
REGULAR AUCTION SALE
STOCKS AND BONDS
BY ADRIAN H. MULLER 4 SON,
OFFICE. bs WILLIAM STREET.
WEDNESDAY. JUNE 18TH. 1920.
at IL 80 O'Clock. at tho
EXCHANGE sALESROOM
NOS "a AND Is vEsEY STREET.
For Account OF Executors:
: e., r. Is, S,ss * sda July.
!st Con. Mtg. 81 BdA July. 1919.
'''' ss sts:Asss Bar s.r' 1916 s. c II OF SGD 5s
I?o shs T.ntic Co.
River r. r. Co. Ctf Of Dep
Is shs William Radsn N:erobs Killer
2: :ha watern,,I Bathing Station.
2sha Jacque,ine Presd
70. Aceoun: Of Whom Il May Concern:
100 sh. A.l.ns. q Chariot. Air Ian.
$500 Z. s. Third Liberty Lean as
$1,000 !; 8. Fourth Liberty Loan <x*
$4,000 =. S. Victory Liberty Loan <Ax
Notes
shs Bank OF Manhattan Co.
sh. Liberty National Bank
$4,000 cinc!nnati. Hamiiton 4 Da.son ~.
1s. .ns secursty Bank in I,au,a.,seu,.
s7.1eo Participation Ctr. clsssincation
is.s s:,.s' rls,. p A.:''s g. 9, Liquidation Co
5000 .hs. Carolina. ciinchneId 4 Ohio
R'~ay Common.
500 sh. Quaker HM Gold Mines Co.
100 shs Okiahoma OIL Co.
ioo ;oo shs sh: 1,.s un,tsd Zinc smeisin. corpn
1921 abs Zinc Concentrating Co.
100 shs. East Iron NJ - D~.rH
50 sh. E,emtsh-Lynn CO. Common
Sss,s- Eszs, ~, %sS.hos:s Co.: ias,; II ~
can: @ No '' 10 . ooss o'-'a Bond ss' %.s.s ssa:s
kema and Annahsi Hyikems TO
Gs. Gr.'nw09a Improvement Co. dated
washing Machines securing unpaid
Of Keller Electric Co. OF Dubuque.
Iowa. and by Il assigned as per
$50 shs. Mtddi"Surx Mills pre,a.
- abs. Middieburg Mills Common.
100 shs. Shows Fountains Ko.dinv
1900 marks City of Munich ~ Bonds
SO she. Army q Navy Cooperative Co
l6 shs. Pattery Farms CO.
se2 shx Electric Carrier Co.
425 shs Eedley Gold Mining Co.
shs Tuxedo School Co.
I.7io shs Atlantic Coast Electric Ry, Co.
90 sha Paciio Coast Co. Common.
10 abs PAcinc Coast Co. "a Prefd
IS ans Pacific Coast Co iN Prefd
100 shs Lawyers Title & Trust Co
II! ehA Butterworth- -Judson carpn.
Prefd.
sI3x shs Liberty Farms Corpn Presd.
$50 shs. Liberty Yarns Corpn Com.
moA.
s,.oo' Magnolia Petroleum Co. list MtgA
6s inS;
New-York tribune., 1920-06-16
West Jersey & Seashore
Earnixf1s Show Increas<

Net corporate income Of ths West
Jersey 4 sesshore Railroad for last
year showed an increase Of moro than
$4,000, according to a statement issued
yesterday.
Tho income was $685. Bb9, asaanst
-s2s,o90 in 1913. Government connpon-
sstion amounted 70 &062,s81 both years
eM = surplus Of 322,s7s resulted. as
seslnst deficit Of $45,2N In the pre-
tsd.nx year.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-16
Not Lacking In Merit

,,rISms 0ISuestion--As a constant reader Of rA.
11'pune I have daily enjoyed your nnan.
eial answers Now as a busines. m.n:. m"n
,rr xenturs W.. wh.. DO you think Of tho follow
eom ea~ Tsls2hons ana TeIesr.ph fieree.xr-
P. r pfehe'1eo =
Answer--Although none Of tho stockx
you mention is entitled to hieh in.
vestment rating, all have merit in v.ry-
;ns T.j.srsaS sss1fe'; Am.siean Telephone and
cent dividend by about 2 ner crnt
margin. Pierce Arrow shows ample
earning power At present to care for
Pre1erred dividends. international II
Mercantile Marine common stoek IA
very speculative. as the preferred divi.
donds are AZ per cent in arrears. The
preferred may be regarded as a busi-
ness mans investment. California Pc
ttreleum Company has shown very sat
asfaetery earnings. The preferred
s.~a stock though not seasoned. appears to
vestment.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-16
None Of the HIGHEST Grad.

,Eucstien-Please advise which OF the
r.ul k.ns.s city SSort o afsm LIN. sas:'' s.
efbv9Iana e.b.n,nra Gx!.ena,,i 1o;, ch!e.so Loui.
rsfundtng and extension ~, ioss i"r. i.
GEsntral irst and refundinx 10. 1851: a.
ArSsn.aa rH eon'srtisi: s,,Ha 49, is'i Rock Island
& Southern Terminal So; 81. Loui. 4 Su'a s.r
sranc.sco sra Prior lion asi Laclede Gas frs,
n"" th.t .i names OF four or fys OF these Issues
lot.-H V. r. S'' !" 'ns
Ans,wer--None Of the securities on
your list is OF the highest grade. All
niowever, appear to have speculative
investment possibilities. fhe four
pest In our opinion are Laclede Gas
per esnt. St. Louis 4 San Francisco 1
pen cent en- Colorado & Southern ~ per
New-York tribune., 1920-06-16
Thought Thsm ~In1es4m.nt., -,

Question: have been interested IN you,
co!umn OF Adyice to investors. Recently
you stated that Great Northern prs.
terred. Northern Pacific and Midvais ware
N tho speculative class. have few of
mem considering them "ihyestments.
Juiy ! and would like you to mention a
tsw securities that will bear per cent
.n.ers@ an and that are in the investment
Answer-Railroad common shares ~.
speculative because the railroad s;+u.-
ton Is such an uncertain one ~ x"u
oesire permanent investments to vield
I per cent we believe you would do
wei! to consider the following soasoned
preferred stocks: Railway Steel SPRINGS
standard Oil Of New Jersey, National
LEAD, Pressed Steel Car and United
States Rubber. '''~1
New-York tribune., 1920-06-16
Lake Torpedo Boat

ousstton--wiM you kindly advise me
resardlnS tho status Of the Lake Torpedo
BOAT Company II you can! purchased
s. some share. OF this eomp.ny's stock some
yeAfs ago At about $3.50 per share, and
1s TAR ~ know they have paid no divi :
dends and cannot find that tho stock is
quoted anywhere.-M q D.
Answer--It was stated last February
that the Lake Torpedo Boat Company
nad, during 1919. retired ali its notes.
AZ claims for compensation which the
company has made against the rov-
eminent are still pending, no statement
OF earnings 10 forthcoming. The com
pany 10 said to have 335,ooo,ooo Of
orders on hand: Surplus in 1919 in
stock IL quoted about 81 q share.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-16
Virxinia.Csrolins Chemical

ouestion-can you stvs me any !nIer,na.
t'en REGARDING the value Of business nov
being done by the Virginia .car1line Chem.
ica! Company! Il It sufficient TO wsrran,
= hiehsr selling price for the common
stoek 1-F. s. w.
Answer-Thsre is no Official informa.
t'on obtainable regarding tho present
volume Of business Of tho Vir
stock is speculative, as it is sensitive
TO the company's earning power. It
usually follows the general course Of
the market.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-16
Coal Rates Upheld

WASHINGTON, June lb.-Applica.
ton Of the St, Louis Chamber Of Com.
meres that s.. Louis and East St
Louis be regarded 40 common termi.
nal with respect TO the rates on coal
from Indiana and Illinois was die.
missed to-day By thA Interstate Com.
morcs Commissien. II was held thai
the 20 cent additional rate for tha
transfer Of coal across the Mississipp
River to 81. Leuis was not uuresson.
ahlA
New-York tribune., 1920-06-16
Investment
Information

Qsestie~s Of Ssnsrsl tntSrsss a
s".sstsrs MI! b sxsrsred in tAss
es!s~n, IN ~htcA casa only initials
w." % xssa. Others will b ~.
s~srsd by moil Addrsss all ~.
(.tr'ss, inetosix1 stunned, 81
4rsssed ssvs!ops, to Finaneiai Edi.e-:.
1As Tribune, 49, Hassou Street. NsS
York City.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-16
Phils., Baltimore & Wash.
Gross Income Drons In 1Q1

J. 1710P9 N III
Gross income Of the Philadelphia:
baltimore d Warrington Railroad
showed 4 decrease Of $SS,666 IN 1919,
day.
The net income sfter charges, how.
svsy. remained the same, $l.5s7. .soA
equivalent TO 80 . share $50 pnr
vulue) on tho $26, ,437 900 capital stock
both years. The surplus also waa tho
same IN 1919 As the preceding year,
bsing H. lI3e4.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-16
Dividends
Extras

Bank ef Now Ysrk.---An extra dividend
Of Per osnt = shars has been declared
"a addlu:n 70 tbs resuia. quarterly div-
Juno ~ To- vtockholdors Of record Jans ii.
Empire Tfsst Csmna1y.-An extra divi-
elAred IN addition to tho regular Quarterly
diTdsnd Of PR cent = share. both pay
able Juna - to stockholders Of record
New-York tribune., 1920-06-16
Looking for Per Cent Rctur

ouestion-Wil you please tell rne wha.
you think OF TOXIC city s.. 1851. a. a long
torn Investment: also, Canadian Light and
Power 81. 1910. and Canadian Car and
Foundry Company ss, 1897 I have about
5000 to invest and would like to Invest II
In fairly well secured long-tsrn bonds
Yielding over per cent. II that IL pos.
sihie.--R D.
Answer-Ths City Of Toxic bonds
We believe. offer very fair speculative
investment possibilities. Canadian
Light and Power Company does not
issue q statement Of earnings. so It 1.
not possible to form an intelligent
pear to be fairly we'll secured, but they
do not enjoy an active market The
Canadian Car and Foundry Company 1
por cent bonds ara entitled to 4 very
good ratinR. Some Of the sQuipm nj
issues recently hoatsd and running IA
1896 yield about 7 per cent
New-York tribune., 1920-06-16
Neither Payv q Dividend

ouestion-wouid Ct. Louis southwsstsrn
prefs!rsd or Wabash "B" preferred stock be-
= safo invsstment' Also. what dividends
DO they pay1 What was tho prs-wAr price
OF United States Steel preferred % t. H.
Answer-Neither St Louis South
f.rrsd pays divid.nS hdd %a01ss sath pre-
speculative, in our opinion, and wa do
not advise their purchase for invest
mont United States Steel preferred
ranged from 1oaA to 1l2X in 1914.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-16
New Bank Directors

F. C. Harding, New York agent FOR
the Anglo.South American Bank, Ltd,
received cable dispatch from the
bsak's head efsco In London yesterday,
announcing thu election Of Alfred C..
GumRsrt. Sir Clarendon Golding Hyde
and William II. Hollis to the board Of
directors.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-16
AMKNYCAN CAN CO.

A quarterly dividend Of one and .hres.
quarters pev cent has been declared on
the Preferred stock Of this Company,
record at the close Of business june ieth.
ls2o. Transfer Books will remain open
Checks mailed. r. H. ISMON
New-York tribune., 1920-06-16
DIVIDEND NOTICES

Once OF Tho United Gas Improvement Co.
n. w. Corner BroeA and Arch Streets.
Philadelphia, June 8. 1920.
Tho Directors havo this day declared Q
quarterly dividend OF two per cent. Uloo
Per shArs) on tho Common Stock OF this
Company. payable July Is. 1890. to stock
June 10. 1910 Checks Will he matted.
l. W. MORRTa. Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-16
DIVIDEND NOTICES
American Telephone 4 1eIeoraoh 70

A Dividend Of Two Dollars psr share viii
% peid on Thursday. July Is. 1910. to
cteekholdsvs OF rocord at the close Of
business on Saturday. Juno 10. 1890.
a
New-York tribune., 1920-06-16

'Unlissed. tss,l. cents per share.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-16

y'rr"'Nr NNN Tr - @''"~V
New-York tribune., 1920-06-16

- ~ ~,,,>
-sl ~ L. treasurer
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-10-18

Having been nominated as q can
didate for the Legislature from this
district, l wish to take this means Of
asking for your support. I have
endeavored to serve my constituents
to the best of my ability. ! am in
favor of good, roads legislation, am
in favor Of an eight hour day for
workers, not including, however, farm
laborers, the nature Of whose duties
makes it impossible to so limit the
time of employment; I am in favor
of asking the state to take such steps
as are necessary to form state park
on the banks Of Lake Bemidji; and
Will endeavor to secure needed ,ap-
preparations for the continuance. of
the excellent work being done by
the State Normal school. 1t re-
elected 1 intend to devote my best
energy to the duties imposed upon
me, bearing in mind. at all times the
best interests Of the people in this
district. "A. E. RAkO.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-10-18
Northwestern News
STATE SUPREME COURT
TO BE BUSY THIS WEEK

St. Paul, Oct. 18.-The supreme
court calendar this week calls for
hearings on the following cases:
Monday: Robert ellison VS.. Grey
Motor Company, Hennepin county;
w. w. Bank vs. Chicago, Milwaukee
& St. Paul II. r, company, judgment
Hennepin county.
Tuesday: Benjamin A.. Paust, agt.
VS.. Alexia Georgian, judgment Hen
nepin county; Christia1a G. Brown,
as Administrative of estate of John
]. Brown vs.. Duluth South Shore and
Atlantic Ry. CO., ct cal; order st.
Louis county. =,
Wednesday: Citizens Wholesale
Supply Co. VS. Golden Rule, a corpora
ton, order Ramsey county; John B..
Meagher, ct al, VS.. John w. .Kessler,
ct al, judgment Ramsey county.
Thursday: Joseph Supernik VS..
National Council of Knight and La
dies of Security, order Ramsey coun-
ty; The International Harvester COM
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-10-18

at the annual convention here the
first of the month. } ! y X
: The federated club, women of the
state also went on record for state
boards of censorship for moving pic
lures; encouragement OF home dem
onstration agents work; teaching Of
mothercraft" in education as we'll as
definite health league program"
establishment of secretary Of edu-
cation in the presidents cabinet; and
for survey of cripples in the state
that whatever aid is needed may be
extended.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-10-18
CRIME SHOWS A
STEADY INCREASE

Columbus, Oct. 10. (By United
ress.)-Despite the fact that Column
bus is supposed to be "bone dry" in
toxicating beverages seem to be flow
ing freely in the city, if the number
Of drunk cases disposed of in police
court during September can be taken
as an indication.
This fact is partly to blame, police
say, for the general increase of about
80 per cent in crime in Columbus.
Statistics show that during the year
the increase in crime has mounted
steadily. According to the report COM
piled by Harold c. Gacken bach, chief
clerk for the criminal division of mu-
nicipal court, $50 cases of all char
acter were disposed of during the