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New-York tribune., 1920-03-01
Hone for Russian Bonds

Question: have several Russian per
cent credits. l have held to these de-
spite the fact that they are past due, and I
have not sacrificed them owing to the fact
that I have had no immediate need for the
money. Would you advise, however, the
selling Of these bonds at their present mar
ket price (about $300), taking the loss, or
holding to them M M.
Answer-The imperial government of
Russia fioated two loans in this coun-
try, the aggregate amount being $751;
100000. These loans were rcpudiated
by the present Russian government.
Some day relations with Russia will be
rcestablished by all the powers. AL
ready there is shown desire on the
part of England and France to do 80.
It is our opinion that this country is
very essential to Russia, and the pres
ent government Of Russia is we'll aware
of that fact. Therefore, we do not be-
lieve, if relations between this country
and Russia are rcestabIished, that the
latter, no matter what her government
is. will allow the $75,00O,0OO of bonds
to remain in default. We believe they
will be paid eventually, principal and
interest
New-York tribune., 1920-03-01
Being Imposed On

Question: have been offered 100 shares
of United Cigar Stores Company Ltd, of
Canada at So per share. Kindly give me
your opinion of above and oblige.--J. H. P.
Answer-The United Cigar Stores
Ltd. of Canada has outstanding ST ,503,-
050 of 7 per cent cumulative preferred
and $2,000,000 of common stock, both
S. par. Preferred dividends were paid
regularly to January, 1915; none have
been paid since. The common stock
has never received any dividends. The
company has been doing poorly. If you
have been offered stock at So per share
recently some one is endeavoring to
take advantage of you. Tor the common
is quoted at 81 cents bid, offered at rs
cents, while the preferred is guoted
$3.50 bid. offered at 81.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-01

1883. On January s, 1920, q dividend Of
so cents a share was paid. or 2 per
cent on the stock. This company, we
believe, offers the best investment OF
the three you have mentioned Its
surplus on February %, 1919, was $685.
59s,9Se, capital stock being about $44.-
100000 The net tangible assets ap.
plicablc to the common stock were equal
to S44 for each $25 share. Atlantic
Coast Fisheries is not an investment
stock in any sense. The common was
given largely as bonus. Earnings
have been rather poor, profit and loss
surplus on December 81, 1913, being
but $20O,571. The capital Is about &c.,
100000 While United Shoe Machinery
stock is entitled to the best rating Of
the three. you must bear in mind that
dividends arc by no means fixture.
For pure investment purposes you
should consider the preferred stocks Of
companies whose dividend records have
been good over period of. years.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-01
Mercer Motor

Question-May ! ask II there is any rea-
son other than the general slump in the
stock market why Mercer Motor Company
stock should be selling Mt its present price
on the curb? Do you consider tho stock n
fair speculative Investment? What are Its
dividend prospects Pr, NJ. A.
Answer-Mercer Motor Car Company
stock was foated recently and at a
time when the public was rather en-
thusiastic about new motor fotations.
There has been no statement Of earn
ings published. We understand that
the output of cars is over 100 month,
which is about what the company an
ticipated. We do not believe mere is
any immediate prospect of dividends,
and the stock would seem to offer
nothing moro than speculative possl-
bilities.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-01
Carib Trading Company

Question--Can you give me any informa~
tion regarding Carib Trading Company as
to Its assets. liabilities and nature of busi-
ness Also whether this is good invest
mcnt or not w. D.
AnsweThe & Garlb r. Narasl5a Trading Com 7o1o
to carry on the commercial trading Of
the Carib Syndicate and the Colombia
Emerald Company. The authorized
stock is $2,oo0,ooO, of which 100000
has been issued, par $100. The COM
pany has already purchased fleet Of
vessels and operations are said to
show considerable success. No state
ments have been issued, however. The
stock should not be considered a good
investment as yet 1t is highly specu-
lative, as may be seen from the fact
that it sold recently at $375 share
and is now quoted about $125 to $3.50.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-01
FINANCIAL
SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION
5000 Shares Capital Stock
L T. n w Az RFAI I.TT TRU UST
Owning
HCvNr\I- Az D.DJr


FENWAY PARK
On WEDNESDAY MARCH 8. 1920 at
II 80 A. NJ, at the rooms Of the Boston
Real Estate Exchange, No Congress
street, Boston, will be sold by Messrs. r. L.
pay Day Co., No. So Congress Street. Boston,
Mass. auctloneers, all and sngular-the
rlsnt, title and Interest of Harry II. Frazee
ana Hugh j. Ward in and to three thou
SAND san Iaooo) shares of the capital stock of
tne Fenway Realty Trust, being all the
capital stock Of said Trust. Said sale is
made in accordance with the terms and
PROVISIONS OF certain not. and agreement
Vemher ], 1916, default in the payment OF
principal and interest of said note having
fENWAY PARK comprises three hun
ured thirty thousand $3.50, ,00O) square feet
ol iahd more or less with buildings on Jer-
Sey ana Landsdowne streets In the City of
Fifteen Thousand Dollars (s415. 900 ool
ihere are ahead of the stock, bonds se
e'l1en cured by m%ortgage now outstanding to the
amount Of One Hundred Twenty five Thou
sdnd 81, rive Hundred Dollars (S125. 5000
slo,ooV; % Of said bonds mature each year
ana ana al! bear interest at tho rate of five
per centun per annum, payable semi-an
HualIy. t@nWay Farl is leased to the Boston
|At.lerlcan ~ League Base Ball Club by lease
rspi'ns Tspta1 oe A~sust n,.,, 81 1880; at yearly
oVo'oo); said Club also covenanting to pay
aaa an vahd taxes. water rates. insurance,
easements ana public charges OF whatever
re ra. ute ieVled on the property. The per
lormance by said Club of all of its agree
.',tn.s anta, uhuer SAID lease is further guar
anteed by chattel mortgage Of all its
personai Per property. recorded in the office Of
ehe Slty Clerk Of the City of Boston.
statn 10 s stock to be sold Is now held by the
oaate street Trust Co, Boston, Mass. in
accordance with an agreement dated Janu-
1ry =, 1Sl2 Copies OF said agreement and
VI ~ % seluent instruments relating thereto
may be examined on application to the at :.
torneys below named ~ @i'o ae-
TERMS OF SALE: Cash
For further Information apply 70 F0w-
LlaR, BAUER KENNEY, attornevs w. w.
Joseph 4,o j. Lannin, No. so Congress St..
New-York tribune., 1920-03-01
Subject to Wide Fluctuations

Question: should like to have your opin-
ion on the following oil companies Okmul-
gee Producing and Refining Company, Savoy
Oil Company, Magnolia Petroleum Company
and PfAilie Pipe Line.--G. J. X.
Arawer-Okmulgee Producing and
Rein y.g is, in our opinion, pure
spec alton. No statement of earnings
is available. Savoy Oil has paid large
div dcnds, h11t whether earnings justify
it We cannct tell, as the company has
not issued any report recently from
which definite idea of its earning
power can be obtained. Magnolia
Petroleum is a good company, so is
Prairie Pipe Line. The stocks of both
offer possibilities, but highly specula-
tive, and you should keep in mind that
wide fluctuations are likely to take
place.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-01
United Shoe Machinery Leads

Question-Will you kindly i've me your
opinion of the following stocks as invest
ments and which is the best Consolidation
Coal, United States Shoe Machinery or At
lantic Coast Fisheries? ?
Answer-The Consolidation Coal
Company reported for the year 1918
(the last published) a surplus after 6
per cent dividends on the $40,205 ,449
capital stock of S2,598, GAS, showing a
good margin over dividend require
ments. The United Shoe Machinery
Corporation showed earnings for tho
year ended February 28, 1919, equal to
1903 per cent on the common stock
(par $3.50. 1t paid 12 per cent during
the year, leaving surplus Of $1,744,-
New-York tribune., 1920-03-01
FINANCIAL MEETINGS
THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COM
PANY.
General Office,
Vd0I
PHILADELPHIA, 18th February, 1920.

Philadelphia, 18th February, 1920.
The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders
OF this Company will be held on Tuesday,
the 9th day Of March, 1920. at IL o'clock
A. NJ. in WAherspoon Hall, 1921 Walnut
Annual Report of the Board of Directors
for the year ended 31st December. 1918,
and such other subjects as may be prop
cry presented, will be submitted for con-
sideration and action by the Stockholders.
Stockholders may obtain copies of the
Annual Report, and the necessary tickets
the End day of March. 1920. by personal
application at or by letter to, the Secre.
tary's Office Room 269. Broad Street Sta.
tion. Philadelphia.
LEWIS NELSON. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-01
CHICAGO, SAINT PAUL, MINNEAPOLIS
AND OMAHA RAILWAY COMPANY

NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING
The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders
of the Chicago, Saint Paul. Minneapolis
and Oma ha Railway Company will be held
at the office of the company, in the city
of Hudson. Wisconsin, on Wednesday,
April IA, 1920. at nine O'Clock A. NJ, for
the election Of directors and the trans
action OF such other business as may come
before said meeting
Transfer books will be closed on Fri
day, March II. 1920. at the close Of bust-
ness on that day, and Will be rcopened on
Thursday, April Is. 1920.
Dated, February 2S, 1920
. JAMES T. CLARK, President
JOHN d. CALDWELL. Secretary
New-York tribune., 1920-03-01
Satisfied judgments

The first name Is that Of the debtor +bn
second that OF the creditor and date ,yhan
judgment was filed:
Borated Specially Co. and Willis
HOLY; X. w. Spillane; April 30.
Dlngsvch Iydz ,;c.,. ;:........ 2.sssos
rnp,. ~, II d'l2 2a,,;o 2.7s2eo
ct al; Jan. 2S, 1920 ia sa
Lewald, simon j. Palowsky:
Na,n pqD: p ~, lS2o: :,......... 1.ss4so
seIlas Has''e n, ct al; Feb; a. 192o..... 1864
a. 49, ............, 1877
Stern. Julius; II. Klingenfeid:
scbtns en Mons;: uylo 2,4s4ss
-Narch ~ l9l7 (reversed) -. 500 90
New-York tribune., 1920-03-01
Chicago Union Station Bonds

Queston--Wil you be kind enough to ad-
wise me why Chicago Union Station .41as,
Series A, are selling at 651s and how these
bonds compare with Kansas City Terminal
4s and Southern Pacific San Frnacisco Ter
minal 4s in the matter of safety Of prn-
cipal and certainty Of income? Do you
recommend Chicago Union Station rs as
an investment? Also please advise whether
you consider American Smelling 5s safe
investment, and is there any special reason
for the decline of these bonds to 81 few
days ago?-A. C.. II.
Answer-You are in error concerning
Chicago Union Station bonds. The
present price is about 78. They are a
high grade bond and very good in
vestment. They are as we'll secured as
Kansas City Terminal per cents and
are higher grade than San Francisco
Terminal per cents. American Smelt-
ing per cent bonds are good invest
ment, although the company's earnings
have not been SO good of late. The
bonds have probably declined in sym
pathy with the general investment list.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-01
Investment
Information

Qusstaons o. general tntsress 70
tnvestovs s0ill b answered n this
column, IN Whiok case only initials
.oiu BE- used. Others wiIl b an
swered BY mail. Addrsss all IN.
Quiries, iMclosing a stamped, ad-
dressed enuelops to Financial Editor.
The Tribune. 154 Nassau Strest. Neao
York City.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-01
THE NIAGARA FALLS POWER COM
PANY.
Niagara Fails. y. Y.

FebruarY =. 1920.
COMMON STOCK DIVIDEND NO g.
At meeting OF ;ae Board OF Directors
Of this Company hold this 18th day OF
February, 1920. dividend of One Dollar
and Fifty Cents (s1.50) per share was de-
clared on the common shares ia the cas,,-
tai stock Of this Company payable March
Is. 1920. to holders OF saia common stock
of record at the close OF business Ola March
s. 1920.
FREDERICK l. LOvELAcE
Secretary
New-York tribune., 1920-03-01
DIVIDEND NOTICES
To Holders OF
American Telephone & Telegraph Co.
Temporary Three Ycar Per Cent Gcld Notes
Due October (. 1922.

On and after February 23. 1870. Tenn
porary Notes Of the above issue may he
presented TO the Corporate Trust Depart
ment of Bankers Trust Company st l6
Wall Street, Now York City. for the pur
pose of exchange for Permanent Engraved
Notes of this issue. Temporary Notes viii
be received between The hours o. 10 and
12 A. NJ, and the Permanent Engraved
Notes will be delivered in exchange there
for between the hours of 10 a. II. and
P. NJ. OF the day following the presenta
tfon of the TEN mporary notes.
BANKERS TRUST COMPANY. Trustee,
IL T. WILSON IL NLce- H1a..d--ll
New-York tribune., 1920-03-01
THE NIAGARA FALLS POWER COM
Niagara Fails, n. 7.

Niagara Fails, n Z
February 27. 1920
PREFERRED STOCK DIVIDEND NO. S.
At q meeting of the Board OF Directors
of this Company held this 27th day Of
February, 1920. a dividend of One Dollar
and Seventy-ive Cents (s115) per share
was declared or the preferred shares N
the capital stock OF this Company. PAYABLE
on the fifteenth day Of April 1890, to
holders of said preferred shares Of record
at the close Of business on the thirty
first day of March. 1920.
FREDERICK l.. LOVELACE,
Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-01
FINANCIAL
Andrew J. Mccormack, Aucsioneer
Dunn Petroleum Corpn. Stock
at Auction

ADRIAN H. MULLER & SON viii sell
at auction on WEDNESDAY. MARCH Sd.
1920, at 1924 O'Clock. at the Exchange
Salesroom. Nos. IA and l6 Vesey Street.
For Account Of Whom 1t May Concern.
1000 shs. Dunn Petroleum Corporation.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-01
FINANCIAL MEETINGS
THE MERCHANTS NATI0NaL
BANK of the CITY of NEW YORK

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN tha, Ct {.
meeting Of the shareholders of The Me..
chants National Bank Of the City OF New
YORK, held on January l3. 1920. 1t was
determined to TAKE suon proceedings -
may be nec.ssary or convenient to cr-
Ehnize this Banking Associatior. an Ia.
York by the na:ne Il The Merchants Bang
ST the City Of New York; and also that
when this Bank shall have been org anizeA
as an incorporated bank of the State et
New York proceedings be taken to merge
Il with the President and Directors Of toe
Manhattan Company.
BY order OF the Board OF D,rcctorx
O. f.. PAINTER, Cxshisl.
Dated New York. January i3 1S1a
New-York tribune., 1920-03-01
TIE MERCHANTS RATIONAL
EaMK of The CITY OF NEW YORK

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that at .
meeting of the shareholders Of The Nsr.
chants Nationa, Bank OF tho City OF New
YORK. held on January 13, 1870. 1t uaa
voted that the aid Bank go into Nouidae
tfon and ne clnsel and dissolved
All holders OF otes and other creditors
Of said Banking Association are hereby
notia-d TO present sUch notes and othcr
claims against the Association for pay
rnent at its Banking House. Mum Der -
Wall Street. New York City. until Fesru-
aTy IS. 1920 and thereafter to its iiaui.
dating agent, the President and directors
Of Che Manhattan Company. at Number -
Wall Street New York City.
Ey order of the Board OF Directors
O. z. PAINTER, Cashier.
Dated New YORK January 13. 1879.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-01
judgments Filed

The following Judgments were fllcd y
terday the first name being that OF
debtor:
Altholz. Samuel--W. Fl. Pruden
Hardware Co ...-............. 1924
All Motor Service Co. lnc.--Auto
List and Addressing Co... 14o
Behrman. Robert (Behrman
Motor ENchange)--M. Thouret.
Inc. 2S7
d. II. Shirt Co. Inc.--American
MILDLY Co. Inc. ............... 1,s47
Farrell Joseph. and Catherine
Cahill--People. etc. ........,.. 500
Forkas lsaac--Globe Bag Co....< 24s
Gleason, Eva R.--San Jac.nto
Hotel Inc. 1870
Gardeila, John--Commercial Union
Assurance Co. Ltd, OF London.
Eng. possession of chattels and
$73.64. or. Observation-Disclosures. 1893
Graft. Harry T.-F4nchley. Inc. 1877
Herr. Martini. G. Jones. ...... 1876
Hadley Construction Co. ana
Jacob a. Wisberg-S. Wetzler
ct al. 632
Interborough Rapid Transit Co.
III. Gottlieb. ................. SOC
Imperial. Robert Umperial Choc-
olate Co.}--Opler Bros, Inc. 304
Klapper. Philip-B. Levine. ...,. 170
Leonard. VictoT-H. S. Chapin
ct al. Observation-Disclosures. 7s4
NJ. Liherman & Son. Inc. Heller
6 Grahsky .............,. 1913
Pierret. Aug ustine-S. II. Conway 191
Reynolds Aluminium Coz. ii.
scalise. srrank-National Surety
Co. ....... S19
santraps. wiIliarn--People. etc.. 100
Siracusa. Tony--W. u. Godfrey. 1852
Woodxu6. John s.--M r. Murphy 2.74s
y
New-York tribune., 1920-03-01
American Spirits Manufse turing Company
No. e7 William Street,


New York. y Y, February IS. 1897.
NOTICE OF-MEETING.
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS :.
The Annual Meeting OF the stocknS,1,... o..
ers of the AMERICAN SPIRITS Nass,
FEATURING COMPANY VIII be held =
: o'clock 7. NJ, on Thursday. March i'1s.-
1920 at the Office OF the Company. No =
william street. New York City, Tor 80 ~
election OF Directors. for taking ae!iess
upon the recommendation OF the Boara "
Directors OF the Corporation 10 amend ,,s .,s
BY Laws by changing the date OF .,aa Ia
= > nnuai Meeting. and for the traasaes's,s =,
OF such other business as may prope''s
come before the meeting. -
The transfer books of the Comrcn sns
Preferred Stock OF tho Company VIII nv
be closed.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-01
Miscellaneous OIL Companies

''IS do pf Aooo' ~. 90 COM. SOM. iiiS 10
Cosden & Co................. 8 ~
Elk Basin Petroleum Co..... SM
Houston OH Coz com. ........ 81 %
Imperial OH Co. Ltd.......... 1I6 1870
Magnolia Petroleum Co ...... 400 426
Merritt Oil Corporation....... 17M 10
Midwest Refining Co......... $50 1853
Northwest Oil Co ............ 40 so
Producers & REIN Corp, com. = SX
Sapulpa Refining Co ...... 5M bN
New-York tribune., 1920-03-01
American Telephone & Telegraph Go.

Convertible -Four and One Halt P. c. Gold Bonds
Coupons from these bonds. payable by
their terms en- March /, 1920. at the Office
or agency Of the Company IN New York
or in Boston. will be paid in New York
by the Bankers Trust Company. Is Wall
Street.
G. D. MILNE, Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1920-03-01
Tho Pterce-Arr ow Motor Car Co,

The Board of Directors has declared the
regular quarterly dividend o. two per cent.
t2ee) on the preferred stock OF the COM
pany, payable Api! /. 1929. to Stockholders
of record at the close Of ausiaess March
Is, 1890.
e. c. PEARsoN. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-01
CENERAL CHE,rICAI CCNr.yv

GENERAL CHEMICAL COMPANY
20 Broad Street y. y, February 20. 1920
TIE regular quarterly dividend OF one
and one-half per cent. q y qo) VIII be paid
April l. 1920. to Preferred Stockholders Of
record et 800 2. Nj. March is. 1890
LANCASHIRE MORGAN. TreAGrsx
New-York tribune., 1920-03-01

following Judgments were fllcd yes
the first name being that OF the
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-08-25
RECEIVER is
APPOINTED
bethlehem Motors Corpo ration Goes
Into Hands Of Court Official,
Announcement Today
Reveals.

United Press Leased Wire Service !
NEW YORK, Aug. 25.-A receiver
las been appointed in the Philadel.
thfa United States district court for
he Bethlehem Motors corporation
With plants a Allentown and Potts
lille, Pennsylvania. according 10 an.
louncement Of the Dow Jones fnan-
ial news agency here today The
announcement stated that Clinton
Woods, who has been general man.
ger Of the corporation. was appoint
ID receiver, He was authorized 70
Dntinue business until further order
Z the court
Bethlehem Motors broke TO ga
bmpared with a previous close at
50, on announcement that a receiver
I'D been named for the COMPANY,
'he rest of the list held remarkably
tell under the circumstances. Steel
iPped only fractionally below 90 and
occasions in other active issues
iere confined to limits Of natural re-
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-08-25

action, following the recent rise
The action was based on bill in
equity brought by Keck and Brothers,
of Allentown, creditors for lumber
valued at s25,306, according to the
ann oun cement.
The difficulties Of the company
were due to insufficient working CAPT
tai and lack OF cash 10 meet maturing
obligations, it was stated today
II was alleged by counsel for both
creditors and the corporation that II
is solvent, having assets OF $4,000 ,o0B
and liabilities amounting to SO ,0G0,-
900. About s1,70o. 900 is owed banks
IN New York, Boston and Chicago.
according to the report. and $780,
099 Of this amount is unsecured
Merchandise creditors amount TO
800 900, IL was stated.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-08-25
Police Make Every Effort to Capture
Murderer of Mrs. Cora CareI
Who Was Shot Down in
Cold Blood.
AUTOPSY AND INQUEST
Examination OF Skull Reveals Fact
thot IS Caliber Revolver Was
Used by Mccormick in
Murder.

With John Mccormick still at l;,:se
and the police department bending
every effort towards his capture, a
coroner's jury yesterday charged him
with firing the bullet that caused the
death of Cora May Carel Monday
night, and two doctors performed an
autopsy and located the bullet that
caused the death.
Mrs Carel was shot with a .25
calibre revolver, according to the doc.
tors who performed the autopsy, DIR.
b. L. Gilflllan and DR.. p E. Hanes.
They found a crushed piece OF lead
in the skull after il had traversed
the brain The course of the bullet
was upward and inward from the
point OF entrance, penetrating the
skull, traversing from left to right
through the cerebellum and was en-
bedded in the opposite side. 1t was
located one and half inches anterior
OF the top of the right ear 1t had
fractured the inner and middle table
OF the skull and was found in the
outer table.
One other mark was found on the
head, due TO the conclusion OF the
bullet. the doctors believe
Inquest is Held.
Following the autopsy the inquest
was held, conducted by Coroner Walt
Fl. Clements of Fort Madison. The
Jurors were Harold c. Kiser, E. f.
Fmigan and George Meagan. The
verdict returned was that Mrs, Carel
came to her death from a gunshot
wound fired by John Mccormick.
The children of the dead woman
were there to testify and police Off
GERS and others gave their testimony.
Police are Active.
Pictures of Mccormick are being
sent broadcast by the police depart
nent with the following description
If him:
John Mccormick (white mani,
wanted for murder. Age "a, about
$50 pounds, about feet 7 or s
inches. reddish face. iigh. com
plexion, fresh cut q inches loag
on left index finger between first
and second joint Wore when he
left, brown suit, blue shirt, soft
black or blue hat Shot and
killed Mrs. Cora Carel in cold
blood. $3.50 p. m, August %, 1920.
Arrest, hold and wire me at once.
c. II. HENNEM ANN,
Chief of Police.
Keokuk, iowa, Aug. "a, 1920.
Every possible effort is being made II
y the police to apprehend Mccor. |,
lick.
The brutality Of the murder IS 6
verywhere exciting comment in heo- :
uk, and people generally condemn :
lie man who fired the shot in ccsa 6
lood. =
Came Before Tragedy. i
John Mccormick came to his home :
l12 Exchange street, and got his :
BAT before he shot Cora May CareI. I
embers OF his family stated today,
I'D not after the shooting, as the ;
rst report was given the police. Il
They asked that a correction be !
ade in the first story. His mother IS
members that he came to the house &c
hile she was reading the paper, and
lat it was still light This places
e time as previous to the tragedy.
neither or not he secured a revolver r
this time is not known 2
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-08-25
Women Reaister.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service. ]
CHICAGO, Aug. 25.-Chicago ex-
pected today to show how eagerly
women will respond to the right to
full suffrage Today was the last
registration day before the Illinois
primaries Of September. Is and the
first registration date since the Ten
nessee ratification promised equal
rights TO women.
An earnest effort was made by
leaders to have all women register
They resorted to old time campaign
methods. using floats, music and
card induces.
Many Illinois cities. operating under
the same registration law, expected
the first heavy registration of the
new voters today.