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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-17

55-ej wardy przedstawlf s"a pc
tycye, jako kandydat demokra-
tow ,insurgentow', ktorzy
sprzeciwiaja sic W oberych CA
sach, umieszczenia nazwiska Sta
ncwego prokuratora Maclay Hoy
ne'a, jako kandydata o renorl,
nacye. Ct dwaj stanowic teda
wyrazna silna opozycye, ktofe
zrobila znaezne postepy Przcciw
dotychczasowym kandydatom'
Zrozumiana jest rzecza re Ba-
rasa wytrwa W walce do korca, a
przez to spowoduje potrojne Wy
sc;gi o republikanska nominacye
pomiedzy SODA, a sedzia Matchctt
i sedzia Grove.
Kombinacya politykierska W
ratuszu zgodziia sic wczoraj ia
ORA. Harry R. Hoffmana, zan'
pnr. 3743 Pine Grove ave-, jaAo
swego kandydata do nomtnscyi
ia koronera przeciw koronerowi
Peter M. Hoffman owl, ktory 20
stall przyjety do tel kandydatury
przez Thompson-Lundin kombi-
nacye.
James NJ. Daley telegraficznie
donioa z Kalifornii, re ME zyczy
sobie zostaG kandydatem ma de-
mokratycznem tykiecie o nomi-
nacye ma trustysa sanitarnegody
stryktu. Nazwisl1o Thomas Al.
Suliivan'a, byiego trustysa, To-
staIo przedstawione w jego miej
see przez demokratyczny konii-
tet egzekutywny. James H. Wells
z Evanston zostai takze wpiSa-
ny - jako kandydat ma cz}onSa
wydzia{u assesorow prowin--
cyonalnych, regularnej orgaai-
zacyi.
zadna definitywna wiadomost
ME zostaia wczoraj otrzymaua
kwater regularnej organizacyi
cd Cartera H. Harrison'a, co Go
lego prawdopodobnej kandydatu
ry do nominacyi ma gubernatora.
Kompletna ista kandydatow o
rome nomiEacye Iona partyi re
publikanskiej bedzie dzisiaj usku
teczniona i zostanie wysiana do
stanowej, legislatury, jak tylko
petycye eda otrzymane W Spring
ficIdzie przez sekretarza Stanu
Emmerson'a.
Kongresman Fred A. Britten
wyslal swa qetycye wczoraj vie
czorem do Springfieldu = jako
( ksndydat do republikahskiej re-
uominacyi. Pana Britten'a oswald
czcnie wykazuje re ME zgadza sic
on polityka prezydenta we
wszystkich jego gSownych po--
stepkach, tyczacych sic zagrani-
ey.
zE sPRAW ,TRZEC1EJ
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-17
Przeciw Strajkerom.
Oskar1enie Stanu New Jersey 0 "Moky Spisek"
Konferencya W Sprawie PoIskiej.
lNNE TELEGRAM KRAJoWE

tl|CSH kWalef, leCZ kdndVdat,
cEociaz ME ma mic przeciw temu
powiedzia}, re zalezy to caikowi.
Gle cd komitetu krajowego.
HARDING, A ,SUFFRA--
: GUM"
Hartford, Conn.,, II lipca. Kd1
dydat republikanski ma prezyder
ia ME zamysla zapytac ami ra.
die sic gubernatora Holcomb'a
co do zwolania specyalnej scsyj
Ieglslatury Stanu Connecticut, &c
LEM ratyfikowana ,,suffragium."
KANDYDAT REPUBLICAN.
SKI o TRzEc1EJ PARTYI.
Marion, Ohio, II lipca. Senator
Harding jest zdania, ze trzccia
partya ME przekodzi wielc repu-
biikanom. Po raz pierwszy via
wszy pod uwage konwencye trze
Gle; partyi W Chicago, kandydat
jest tel mysli, ze rezultat W "a
dcn sposob nie wywrze zlych e
lektow W lego planach kampani
i oswiadcza, re platforma repu-
bllkanska jest dosyc obszerna aJy
zwyciezko apelowac mogfa dc
farmerow, robotnikow i innvch
klas, ktorych nova partya ma
nadzieje< skupic pod swoj sztan-
dar.
Harding byt zadowolony 20,
sfpu senatora La Toilette, gdy
ten odmowi} kandydatury W
trzeciej partyi i wierzy, re INA
Ia liczba republikanow jest III
teresowana dziaialnoscia trzeciej
partyi."
Washington, II lipca. Senatot
uwiadomil organizacye, sprzeci-
wiajaca sic ustawie rownoupra.
wnienia kobiet, National Asso-
citation Opposed to Woman Stuff.
rage) dodajac, re gotow posi1-
chac tych takze ktorzy sprzecl.
wiaja sic rownouprawnieniu ko.
biet. w liscie adresowanym do
pani Horace Brock, przewodczy-
nj republikahskiej sekcyi tejie
crgaisahcyi, oSwiadczyt re ME
TySlal zostac kandydatem, ktory
by okazywa} swa partyjnosc dla
iakiejkolwiek poszczegolnej CRU
py W amerykanskich sprawach.
PRZEC1W STRAJKIERoM.
Williamson, w. Va, II lipca.
Urzednicy powiatu Mingo costa
Ii uwiadomieni wczoraj przez gu
bernatora John ]. Cornwall. ze
bezprawie, panujace w kopal-
mach wegla powiatu Mingo mu.
81 ustac. Nv tym. celu 50 cz|on-
kdw stanowej konnej policyi 20
stalo wys}anych do tego dystryk
til, gdzie strajk gornikow Wcgla
ciagnie sic juz cd kilku tygodni
Ia informacya zostala podana W
listach, otrzymanych przez Sc
diego James Cameron. sadu
okregowego i szeryfa Blanken-
ship, kt6rzy obaj byli i dotych-
czas jeszcze sa w bliskiej stycz-
ncsci ia sprawa =, cd czasu,
gdy 70 robotaikow zostalo "a
bitych W pewnym sporze W Ma
tewan dnia lo maja, znaczra
iiosc kopaln zostala zaatakowa-
ia przez garstki ludzi, kryjacych
sic mad brzegami rzeki Tug. o
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-17
ZATRZYMANIE oFENSYWY
BoLSZEWICKIEJ MA
UKRAINE

Bern, II. lipca. II Bucharest
tn donosza. IL ofensywa bolsze--
wicka ma Ukraine zostaia wstrzy
mana. Wojska ukrainskie przesz-
iy do ofensywy, ktora rozwija sis
pomySlnie. Regularna armia u,
krainska jest wspierana przez ar,
mie ochotniczq, kt6ra tworzy sic
IA tyiach armii bolszewickiej
Armii tel przychodza pomoc7
chlopi ukraihscy, ktorzy W znacz
nej czeSci powstali przeciwko ty-
ranii bolszewickiej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-17
PRASA POLSKA o BOLSZE-
WICKICH WARUNKACH
POKOJOWYCH.

Warszawa, II. lipca. - Warun
ki pokojowe, ogloszone przez
bolszeVikow W jednej gazet ro-
syjskich, prasa polska uwaza "a
nlemozliwe do przyjecia. Wobec
takich warunkow. kontynuujac
walke, Polacy ME moga mic abso-
lutnie stracic.
Czionkowie Czerwonego Krzy-
"a Amerykahskiego opuScili
Minsk, Wilno i Tarnopol zajeli
nowe placowki. Piec pociagow
sanitarnych z kantynami zostaly
wysiane do siuzby na froncie.
Kapitan Merton Cooper, lotnik
Z eskadry KoSciuszki cd czterech
dni ME wraca powrotem. Wyle-
ciai on mad pozycye bolszewickie
dla dokonania rekoneSansu mo-
zliwe, re wyiadowai gdzies ma pol
skim terytoryum, lecz ME ma
moznosci donieSc o sobie do glow
nego sztabu polskiego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-17
FRANCYA GOTOWA UZNAt
Rad SoWIEToW.

Paryz, II. lipta. = Wobec gro
zacego niebezpieczenstwa Polsce
cd inwazyi bolszewickiej, Fran
eva, by ratowac Polske, zgadza
sic ma uznanie rzadu sowietow i
Jest gotowa wziat udzial W per-
traktacyach pokojowych, 2, wa
runkiem, jezeli bolszewicy po-
wstrzymaja natyehmiast swoja
ofensywe przeeiwko Polsce.
Gazety paryskie So przepeinio-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-17
Ma FRONCIE WILENSKIM
Francya Przychodzi Z PomoCa PoIsCe.
Niemcy Zgodzly sic ma Warunki A:ant6w.
INNE TELEGRAMY ZAGRANICZNE

posuwanie odbywa sic pomySl-.
ME"
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-17
ZE SPRAW ,,TRZECIEJ
r PARTYI."

J. A. H. Hopkins prezes komi.
tetu ,,4s" zaatakowai wczoraj
leaderow partyi Farmer Labor
party, zaznaczajac potrzebe sfo,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-17
LEJBA TROCKI DZIELI
SKoRE, KToRA JEST JEsZ-
CZE MA NIEDzWIEDZIU.

Londyn, II. lipca. - Narodowa
Rada Obrony Krajowej wyraziia
swoja zgode ma rozejm bolsze-
wlkami ma warunkach zapropono-
wanych przez Lloyd Georgia.
Angielska rzadowa stacya iskro
wa PrzechwyciSa radyotelegram
Lejby Trockiego, bolszewickiego
ministra wojny. Telegram ten "a
wierai streszczenie mowy Tro-
ckiego. Ma nasowym mityngu W
Moskwie Trocki wyrazii sic. re
pokoj z Polska- zostanie podpisa-
ny dopiero po tryumfalnym wei
Sciu wojsk' bolszewickich do War
szawy. Oak widacLejba Bron--
stein ma dosyc bujna wyobraznie.
Przyp: Red.)
RUMUNIA ME cHCE DAG
PoMOcY PoLSCE.
Berlin, II. lipca. Polska
zwrociia sic juz po raz drugi do
Rumunii z prosba o pomoc pre-
ciwko bolszewikom i Rumunia DO
raz drugi odmowiia, bojac sic
mieszac do wojny.
Officer francuski, ktory MEDIA
VINO przybyl z Warszawy, wyra-
iii sic, re sytuacya ma froncie pol
skim ME jest tax zla, jak ia OPT
suja, lecz Jest dosyc krytyczna.
Polacy doznaja niepowodzen
wskutek braku amunicyi. Wine
swych niepowodzen prasa polska
skIada ma Niemcow, do ktorych
Polacy zywia ogromna nienawisc
"a podstepne przeprowadzenie
plebiscytu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-17

Dokohczenie ma stronicy 9tej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-17

Dokohcrenis na strOnicy scis,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-17

Dokonczenie ma stIoniey z .
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-17

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-26
Outdoors

Now that Fall is here, faded and
colorless things show more plainly.
Dresses, waists and the like show the
effects of the Summers sun. But do not discard them
Brighten the faded color or give new charm with
new color Fl.
Use Aladdin Dye Soap and give new beauties to the
things you wore this Summer waists, dresses trimmings
under-garments, light sweaters ribbons, hosiery, hats
collar and cuff sets, lingerie scas, and the like They
can be made any of the and fashionable colors with
Aladdin Dye Soap. Fifteen new and charming colors
to choose FROM
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-02-29
Protest Show of
 Authority by the
 Rumanian Officers

Paris, Friday, Feb. 27.-Strone protests against arbitrary action of the Rumanian authorities in Tran aylvania," have been sent to the supreme allied council in London by the Hungarian delegation, here.
 Immediate attention of the council te the situation is demanded.
 "At Maros-V -Vasarbely, Rumanians have arrested Andrew Urgon and a man named Paterban for having giv- en pecuniary aid and support to pub lie officials dismissed from office by Rumanians because they would not take the oath of allegiance" says the note. "The pretext given for the arrests is that military conspiracy was contemplated. The persecution of Magyars has assumed increditable dimensions. Major Boros and Ste phen and Alexander Morio, bank di- rectors, have been arrested at Dees, while Lieutenant Veres is being de- taind at Nagylonda."
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-02-29
MASS MEETING AT HIGH SCHOOL FOR
 ARMENIAN DRIVE:
Churches to Omit Their Reg ular Services This
 Evening

Regular services in all the protes- tant churches of the city will be omitted tonight, and the congrega- tions will assemle at the Central High school auditorium for union services in the interst of the Near East relief campaign. A special musical program, beginning at 7:30 o'clock will be given, under the dir ection of Theo H. Farr of the First Baptist church. Choirs from all the churches will participate.
 At the noon luncheon at the Young Mems Christian association yester- day workers made reports which sent the total amount so far raised to $7,000, and it is hoped to bring the campaign to close by Tuesday New reports made show that the local chapters of the D. A. R. have given $500.
 Mrs. Jack Bernhardt has been made chairman of the ladies' division of the campaign. ,, ..xf,ssssss,s.
 No reports have yet been ssxs ceived from the Cotton Belt shops, but these will be good, it is thought Some of the campaign workers also have not yet reported. All workers are asked to meet at the High school early Sunday night to act as ushers,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-02-29
Girls Expelled
 When Caught in 'Wine-Making' Stunt

Chicago, Feb. 28.-Four students and two teachers at Kemper hall, an exclusive school for young wo- men, at Kenosha, Wis, were ex- pelled Thursday "for fragrant viola tion" of school rules, it became known today. Rev. Alfred Griffin, rector of Kemper hall, would not dis cuss the dismissal except to say it was for violation of school regula,, tions, but the students passed out the report the girls and two teachers were found making raisin wine.
 pr. Griffin declined to discuss the "moonshining" reports, but de- nied a report the girls were dis missed because they had been gam bling. with dice. An order was is sued forhidding students to discuss the dismissal
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-02-29
Germans to Hand Over 1O8 Vessels
 to the Entente

Berlin, Feb. 28.-One hundred and twenty vessels, including eight bat tleghips and a number of cruisers, will be handed over to the entente next week by the German government under the terms of the treaty of Versailles, according to an announce ment made at meeting of the As sociation of German Fishermen at Hamburg today These. vessels, the announcement said, would be manned by officers of the German mercantile marine.
 Excitement prevails at German sea- ports as the time approaches for de- livery of the last German commer- cial ships, and several unions have to the government, advocat- ing the retention of the boats. It is pointed out that reconstruction of the industry may be impossible and that neW disturbances in the labor market are inevitable.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-02-29

in rapid successions shells one and one-half inches in diameter weigh ing pound, was announced here to- day by the Manufacturing Aircraft associations. The airplane cannon which is of Wright-Hispano design, was built to pierce armored air planes tanks, submarines and dirigibles.
 The motor is a modification of those used in the war. Unlike the airplane machine guns which shoot thru the propeller blades the air plane cannon is arranged inside the propeller shaft and shoots thru the hub of the propeller. Two machine guns are attached to and synchron- ized with the motor for use in cases where the heavier shots would be unnecessary.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-02-29
Prosecution in
 I.W.W. Case Scores

Montesano, Wash, Feb. 28.-De- fense counsel in the trial of 10 all legged l. W. Ws here for the murder of Warran o. Grimm, Centralia ar mistice day parade victim, failed to- day to prove an overt act on the part of Grimm, Judge John M. Wilson, presiding at the trial, ruled today Judge Wilson ordered defense coun- sel to desist from attempting to prove attempted conspiracy to raid the I. w. w. in Centralia It was not proved that Grimm had an argument with 1. W. w. members in Centraha
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-02-29
Strike in Panama
 Canal Zone Ends

Panama, Feb. S.-Indications early today were that the strike of approximately 15,0OO Maintenance of Way Workers in the canal zone was over for the time being at least It was announced by British Minister Bennett that the leaders of the strik- ing office. Local prize winners will offer to act as mediator between the men and Governor Harding of the canal zone and the war depart inent in Washington, and that the meantime had agreed to return to work at noon today.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-02-29

in wages demanded here There was "a strike of the tailors the other day to enforce a demand by master tail, CTS for an income of 65,780 crowns .a yead. Their pre-war earnings were about 2,700 crowns. Assist ant tailors, that is plain sewers, asked for about 36,000 crowns a year Before the war they averaged TOO crowns.
 In all recent strikes and demands of other class of workers, sliding scale allowance was asked so as to meet the advances in the price of recessities
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-02-29
Two Carloads of Patent Medicines
 are COnfiscated

Chicago, Feb. 2S.-Two carloads of patent medicine said to contain 55 per cent alcohol were seized today by federal authorities on warrants isued by United States District At torney Charles F. Cline.
 The medicine is said to have been shipped here by Detroit firm and sold for medical purposes.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-02-29

Judge W. B. Sorrells county chair man, accompanied by Rev. H. B Trimble, pastor of the Lakeside Methodist church, will go to Althei- mer Monday night in the interest of the fund.
 Workers will again meet at the Y M c. A. Monday at noon.
 At the meeting tonight Dr J. E Allport and Miss Catherine McCor- mick will make addresses.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-02-29
Three More Soviet
 Arks are to Sail

Washington, Feb. 2S.-Three more Soviet arks are likely to leave the United States in the near future with Russians deported for urging the use of violence to overthrow the United States government Attor- ney General Palmer said today in an address before the Women's Demo- cratic league.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-02-29

selling whiskey, has been reset for Tuesday. He was released under $1,000 bond. Revenue Officer w. H Garner found quantity of jamaica ginger in the postmaster's house, it is said. The owner explained to of ficers that he would have had the flu had it not been for his liquor, it is said.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-02-29
THREATEN STRIKE.

New Orleans, Feb. 28.-Between 10000 and 25,000 members of local labor unions, affiliated with the dock and cotton marine council, em- ployed on the river front threatened a general strike late this afternoon unless the Illinois Central railroad withdraws from it's stand and agrees to take back 364 freight handlers who went on strike February 7.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-02-29
Flu Liquor Causes
 Merchants Arrest

Little Rock, Feb. 2s.-The hearing of Max Malachowski, SC years old, postmaster and merchant in the Pc fish colony at Marche, charged with
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-02-29
New Plane Motor
 Also Controls Fire

New York, Feb. 2S-Acceptance by the army air service of an air plane motor which while driving plane in flight automa tically,, shoots
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-02-29
Austrian Currency
 is Losing in Value

Vienna, Feb. 2S.-The effect of the value of Austrian cur rency is shown in the great increase
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-02-29

Who is N. N. McHcnry and com pany? See page eight. It
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-02-29

Read the Central Grocery and markets new plan of merchandising ;.sertisemcnt in this issue of the Glarhic. 1t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-02-29
AGoOd UsedC,,. IS 8 Better h, veStn1ellt Than
 aCheapNewCa.

One-Eight-cyl five passenger OldsmobIe,, repalnted; good top:' Excellent tires; s7ol or $40 down, balanp in ten monthly pay. ments. One-Dodge Commercid Car-motor in perfet shape-good tires everything in perfec running order. VIII take Ford car or truci in trade. Balance l monthly payments. A bargain at S750.OO One-Ford Coupe-geoI running order. $375.0o. Will take S125.0O down balance in ten monthly payments.
 aOne-Ford Touring-Re painted, good top, good tires, motor in yeE good shape. A real buy at S425. S150.0O down balance in ten month ly payments.
 One-Ford Iouring-tm new Goodyear tires, l! motor in good condI tion. A real bargain,l S425. .00. One-1o18 Ford TouringV
 Good upholsterlnsI good top and tires S40O.00. | One" Little Six" Paige Tourillg-Motor oWrI hauled, new batteTl repainted, good top toal Excellent tires, SSal $2250 down, balanel in monthly payments One 1918 Little Six Paige Touring-ExceE lent condition. Must Del seen to be appreciated S775.OO. $260.oo down and balance in ten monthly payments. One - 1920 Maxwell Touring, good as new repainted. A real bar, T. gain. $65O.O0. $22O'W down.
 One-Cadillac Touring, S575.O0. Two new cOru tires, repainted, I new " top; motor in excelle0ss ao 0s condi t ion n. Sl9Vw down.
 We will trade a fQla ll or Chevrolet in on any u the above cars. As sn indication of what tns public thinks of our usea cars, we have sold sla y, used cars in the pss' ss week. With splnsI .aI weather our stock oI uss' sS cars will be quickly a hausted. We also have farmers plan on 1'ma lln'' payments in which ,!,', yvr can pay one-halt o1JI ssll and balance in the };a ;a' when the crop comes ID wM nTTTEt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-23
In the Oil Fields
Lincoln County oil Ncrs

Magnolia Petroleum company %
well No. ! Wacucr-loyt farm in tho
southwest corner ~ the northeast
quarter of 26-15-i has spuddod I'm
and drilling at so feet
Magnolia Petroleum company a
well No !. y. T. Long farm iu the
northeast corner Of tho southeast
quarter ut G-16-5 f. skiddiug tis.
r. q. jennings well No. j, ]" {.
Elliot farm in the southwest corner
of the northeast quarter of 1871 90
is o. million Easscr at 2,NJO 10
2,SN1 feet.
Engineers Petroleum companN's
VOL so /, Bates farm in The south
east corner ot the northwest quarter
of lS-lt-2 Is drilling in the 10 invh
hole AT GOO feet
GYPSY savoy oil companys well
40. on the JAYNE Joulc farm IN
tho northeast corner OF the north
east quarter of 35-l@-6 iS carrying
thc \ inch &C 2.i5O feet.
The Security oil company ts dr'I-
ing at 1900 feet on the j NJ. Sjo-
bouFh farm in the northwest quar-
ter of 17-l5-3.
Tho stroud OIL & Development
company is drilling in the southwest
corner OF the southwest quarter or
&l-14-G at GOO feet.
The Cosdcu company IN the south
east corner OF the northwest quarter
OF 2-1G-4 at 1900 feet. shut down
waiting for s inch casing,
Tho CCsdcn company In the north-
east corner ot tho southwest guar
ter Of 2t-17-5. drilling at 1880 feet
The Cosdcu company j. ID. Lima
say farm i'm the northwest corner
OF tho northeast quarter OF '-lo-''
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-23
COTTON SCORES
Sc A BALE GAIN
Uopeful Tones Of English
DISPATCHES Main Cause
of the Increase

trW ORLEANS, oct. 22.---Ad-
yan,cs Of well over Sc bale were
,corod Ly cotton today, partly ON tle
Ia weather in the western ana cen
- sections Of the belt and party
"n much better feeling in the spot
Senarrment, but mainly. on the hope
tni tone of English dispatches re-
gsrsing labor troubles Most private
eabiegrams took the view that the
cosi strike soon would be settled ana
p tbis with a very strong Liverpool
market. had decided effect on oplh-
Ions. ,.,
The opening was strong gly hlshcr
and in the early trading there were
advances of cent "A pound. Moder-
aie recessions under realizing fol-
lowed but in the late trading the
market became active and excited
tbe railway men had decided to post
none their participation in the strike.
Closing bids showed net gains OF lof
70 10 points.
Too much rain fell over a cohsid-
erable mart Of the belt. Spot accounts
from the interior were featured by
the statement that demand for the
lower grades was the best in many
months
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-23
FLUCTUATIONS IN
STOCKS CONTINUE
Aimless Drift Of Prices
Expresses Traders In
decision Clearly
LAST HOUR REACTION
New Foreign Flotations Over
shadow the Usual Leaders
in Bond Division

xrW YORK, oct. 22.--The stock
,,,,..t again rose and fell mostly
,",r.n l contracted area today tho
,.,.r..s lrIft OF prices and light deal
,,rs .,uressing the further indie
t,..r ~ traders IN tho face of def.
ntt factors. A..
,,,,.I leaders. however, until the IL
b1fi hour when the rate for de-
,rard loans suddenly rose to 10 per
Ussp.to the late reaction. Of tho
,,c. stocks. such as Canadian Pa
..inr Iuh Copper. Studebakcry
V','.lr Petroleum and United Fruit
-a,.s,.rpd net gains, extending from
,,n.l-2 puiuts. Losses among INC
i.Ig.t.,4l leaders, notably steels,
a,uiu.uorts and food speclalties'
- limited to fractions. safes
amr,.ur,ad 10 425,00O shares.
Usual lcacdrs. In tho BOND marEo'
.yrrRhadowod in speculative
,,,,r,st by the new foreign flota-
.i,rs .,' marlborough issues lost some
3 " thsir recent advance. Liberty
p pl wore irregular and most other
. 9goo....,tc rails and industrialS easeo
,eii,tt,y. Total sales par value Slo',,
S1-5oGn. old L. 5. bonds unchahBeu
on call.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-23
WORLD MARKET PAGE
SHARP INCREASES
IN GRAIN PRICES
Prices Close Strong; New
Breaks in Hog Val
ueS Result

CHICAGO. oct. 22.-Actlvo buy
ing for export trading with opu-
mistic adviccs In rccard to prospyC-
ticv settlement OF the British coal
strike led TO sharp advances in the
wheat market today. Prices closed
strong ( to 1-2c net higher, with
December $2.02 to Ia, and March
81 95 3-i to S1.96 IA. Corn gained lc
TO / L. and oats 1-2c to 3-I 6t
f-Sc. In provisions the outcome va
riod from 40c loclino to 25c advenco.
II was estimated that export pur.
chasing totalcd FULLY 100000
bushels. Corn and oats woro gov
erned chiefly by the action Of wheat
Announcement Of liberal export
Clcaranccs Of corn was "a separate
bullish influence Temporarily oats
touched the lowest point in recent
years.
Fresh breaks I'm tho value OF hogs
brought about considerable liquida-
tion in provisions