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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1920-09-29

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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1920-09-29

FOR SALE:-USED BUICK ROAD
STER, IN EXCELLENT CONDITION.
NEW TIRES, ETC, PRICE VERY
REASONABLE. CALL, PHONE OR
WRITE. MINNESOTA CLAY
WORKS, MORTON, MINI. 5-tf
New-York tribune., 1920-11-06
In Wall Street
international Mercantile Marine

Earnings Of the international Mer-
camille Marine Company are running
at about the same rate IS in 1915,
when 1888 a share was reported for
the preferred stock, according TO q
statement issued yesterday by. P A. :.
Franklin, president. Last year the
balance for the senior shares was
equivalent q s2545 a share. Mr..
Franklin said that while the general
steamship situation at present - not
entirely satisfactory the situation y
rot bad 50 far as the old csfabl shed
lines are concerned. lie pointed out
that 'sne |. NJ. ". ComranE is IN 3
strong financial position, and that since
1915 It's bonded indebtedness has been
reduced from total Of $4,000. 900 70
about st7 100000; in addition, 40 per
cent Of accrued dividends on the pre-
ferred stock, amounting to about ST.
100000. have been paid off. This has
AL been accomplished ont Of earnings
no additional securities having beer
issued to the public. In addition 70
this." Mr.. Franklin stated. "a large
percentage Of the tonnage lost during
the war has been replaced. so shat the
gross tonnage owned by the |. II. "
Company and i-s subsidiaries Is nov
.o3s ,l53, compared with 1,1l5f6l pre-
rar
New-York tribune., 1920-11-06
Wheat Again Sells
Lower as Exchange
Drop Hits Exports
Depressing Influences Re.
hected in Continued Low
ering of American Prices
to Parity With Canadian

The wheat market was only mod
erately active yesterday and prices
were weak, closing near tho Lowest.
with ret losses OF SC to 2iAc There
was an advance around midday which
sent prices 70 above the final ot Thurs
dey on reports of export operations,
which we're estimated a. from, 100000
TO 100000 bushsbs. bat. as rul. the
tra re took besrish view IF tie weak-
ness in foreign exchange, which was
expected TO prove a further barrier
to export business
The holding no7 cment on tn. u.rt
OF American farmers IS believed -. bs
a failure. At any rate, The Kansas
CitY cash market was weak at to
cents lower. while MINNEAPOLIS was
"a cents lower. American prices arc
evidently coming down beneath Cana
dian competition, and American -four
IS now being offered about on an even
basis with Canadian, whereas only 4
snort time ago It was about 81 A barrel
higher.
IN Chicago there was further rar-
rowing of differences between the De
cemher and March contracts. wnich
was taken - lnclcate that tn. trade
anticipated lsrga arrivals of wheat s.
that paint and also believed tnat tn.
short interest N December IS not SIS
la.ge as has been stated
In the local cash market No. red
ard No. hard vsr. quoted a. s2204
c. j. + New York
New-York tribune., 1920-11-06
Rails More Active
Than Industrials
In Unsettled Mart
Shares Of Manufacturing
aud Shipping Companies
Drop Lower "a Railroad
Stocks Show Strength

In the stock marke. there was more
activity Yesterday in the rails than in
industrial securities. or o74.sOo trans
actions, $4,000 We're in the stocks Of
the carriers, which alone revealed
underlying strength. Not only have
the railroad issues recovered from the
total eclipse caused by lack Of pub
nc interest, but they have also be-
como temporarily virtually the exclu-
siVe vehicle for speculation for the
rise.
After somewhat conflicting. confus-
ing moments many industrial issues
showed net losses for the day. The
weakness in this department not only
persisted, but also gained fresh mo-
mentum. Factors making for lower
quotations again peryaded the specu-
latlve atmosphere. Stringency rates
for call money Qoans again being
made a. and 10 per cent? continued
% discourage speculation. Sharp de
VflntS were registered in the wheat
&nd cotton marts, and fore gn exchange
rates Oh European countries asalu
S'Vm9+d. Sterling, which closed at
>''.58t 2, has declined , ceits TINS week
amt sHntc, the .ain made since il
n'N "lne hnown lhat tne miners strike
had been settled l're dropped to the
i""eSi i"N@' ever qNoted yesterday, and
li"nc* Tell oil 10 Z, new lo~ marh FOR
tne lnoyemen,. There is httle buvlnp
support IN the market for the foreign
exchanges, and the weakness reflects
ths failure TO work out any compre-
nenslve nlan for hnancin. European
trade. Some bankers contend that sta
olliy VIII he impossible until a def
mite understanding IS reached as to
He tmAn PREPARATION payments
IN The liGht q these conditions the
stump o. the shipping shares - read
ny unde's taudabie. the decline Of in
duStriai stocks Is interpreted by some
observers Aa II rcsui, Of the passing o.
the election a market influence.
holding mt politics last week had act
ed aS latent constructive force, ina
parting >tc&dlness to the market. even
i, IT lAlied 70 cause a raliy Even
granting thAt tils theory may have
stnbl"nce u jruth behind il. one is
nevertheless confronted with the in
fVltatie conclusion that the market is
i+"'tlhE 10 etonomic read justnents
among tAe motors. which tended lower
PIERCE Arrow the weakest. In an.
las hour activity was on diminished
scale, ana many of the industrial
stocks which had recovered nart Of
their lossea again declined, ann some
OF the rails, notably Northern Pacific
dropped below the highest ouotations
OF the day
New-York tribune., 1920-11-06
Railroad Distributions

In the. current discussions concern
.ne no7'ole distribution of assets hv
ne more prosperous railroads has been
1ne suggestion that such steps are
con5emp dated TO place the Individual
roads IN position where they viii
pe aoie 70 borrow from the government
on equal terms with the weaker roads
nder the transportation act ali
earnings above 5l2 per cent are 70 he
lurned BACK 20 the government. which
VIII make loans from a revolving fund
a. not more than s per cent. But il j.
proposed tnat carriers of good credit
should 60 into the omen market for
new money and nav the goinr rate
IN :, Other words, the fund would be
available only for tho less nrosnero',.
horrowers. The stronger roads mo
SAID to argue that if they divest then,-
selves OF their sources of non-onarat
ing income they could then 20 r. tbo
government and secure credit a, low,
er rate than If they were forced to 90
t" then bankers for loans. At tho
same time, they also point out. the,r
stocSho olders would be satisfied. az tbev
would ne the snecel benefc,arlas from
any dlstrlbutlon Of assets.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-06
New York Metal Market

On the New York Metal Exchange
TN was weak. with Glass A quoted h,
3s@4lc; Class b, 3Ctu3e sVc. .n1
Straits Shipments. Ssu4ic. topurl
quiet; spot, November and Dec~mber
1b.25c asked. Lead dull; New locA
spot, 6.30c asked, and East ST. Louis,
6.55 asked. Zinc dull. New York spot,
7.10c, and East st. Louis spot, Os,e
asked.
London metal prices follow: Lead,
spot. SS6 15s, ana futures. s35. Zane,
spot. fs7 15s. and futures, f39 IS Tin.
standard spot, 1853, aud futures, s262
15s,. with sales OF 100 tons spot and
ESQ aoSf sutures. Copper, standard
spot, go IS, and futures. $50 los, with
sales of 40 tons spot and $50 tons fu-
lures, and electrolNic, spct. flo0. and
futures, No2e
New-York tribune., 1920-11-06
PENNSYLVANIA Passenger Operations.

reports of passenger train operation
on the Pennsylvania Railroad for the
past six months show that for evarv
10000 miles rnn by locomotives there
were total DELAYS 70 trains agcreeatinr
on- hour and seven mlntes, due 10
something. wang happening 10 the ma
cn'nery o. the locomotives. Similarly
for every 10000 passenger car miles r.
1sl oslsys 70 trains due 30 car troubles
amounted to 80 minutes. In everv ~ -
opo miles operated BY passenger loco
motives on the cornany's lines there
was an average Of not quite three de-
lays - passenger trains because Of To-
comotlve troubles. The total number
OF minutes lost by all Of the 12a.745
passenger trains because of locomotive
ana ana car trouble in September was So
49, compared with 0.792 in April,
"hen l06,508 trains were operated
New-York tribune., 1920-11-06
The Dollar in Foreign Exchange

Pronounced weakness u rates on the
leading European countries supplied
yesterday The principal development in
the foreign exchange market. Exchange
on London. Paris, Berlin and Rome
broke In sensational fashion at times,
showing signs of complete lack Of sup
port.
The decline. which was rather ex-
tended on Thursday carried sterling
much lower, the rate on London sight
drafts falling below s3.4 for the first
time on the current downward move
ment Within week sterling has
iAllvn more IhAn cents IN the pOunA. ..
having lost VI! of the ground snined on
the rally following the settlement of
ths strte OF English coal miners The
low Ic,oid tol Sterling WAS reached
rnIly TINS year. when London drafts
sold asound sYl4. Since then the rste
has nSen above 81, only ~ begin An
other declining movement early IA TIA.
summer, winch - stIll IN prcaless. FIX
change bankers snld yesterday the de
cline might sAslly carry conside bly,
further, IN view OF the heavy export
movement Of Ameticail goods to the
other sids.
The same Influences which have
caused the decline IN sterling are work
ing against the other exchanges. Francs
dropped close to 6 cents yesterday TO
A new low for the movement This
brings them within few centimes Of
the low record OF o.S3 cents, made last
spring. Italian lire opened more than
80 csntimes of yesterday, and then
went to 3.5l u cents, which establi she cd
new low record for all time. Dutch
guilders were quoted below 80 cents
for checks.
Quot~d in dollars to tho pound)
New-York tribune., 1920-11-06
Union Pacific

Union Pacific was added Yesterday
TO the list Of melon possibilities" Il
was suggested in brokerage circles that
the company might take action with
reference to the huge mass Of securi-
ties It nog holds in its treasury the
ownership Of which is not essential 20
operation Of the propery 1t was point-
ed ort that their disposal throurb the
creation of collateral trus. would not
impair the efficiency OF the road a.
sucn and might make Union Tac,6c's
accounting with the government q
simpler matter The vsIre oe 49,
curitie' held II the treaxnrv ~ 80
lnion Pacific snproximates 500 ono
GOO AZ rar @l~0' 'VVo'-
New-York tribune., 1920-11-06
Stocks Ex Dividend
Financial Items

a : meeting ., th4 board ~ d,r.c.or.
'n' Am"rlo"n FNreign Banking Coroors
'ion. neld HHaferdav, Archibald Kains was
nd John II. Alien. formerly yice-rr.,id.rr
9t ne National City Bank in chara. OF ~.
West indian and South American branrhes
PRESIDENT -Aloert II. Wlgxin rorr.-t,.
cha lrTnan Of he board retains mis- oosirto,
as chairman OF tho executiv= conmltt-s
clifton Stanton has b-en appointed ..
ssfant cashier OF the Mechanics and N.tai.
Nattona. Bank
IHe II io.rtv Ns.fcra BANK ., Navy YnrL
has h"~n appointed rerstrar O. tho WI.
sor-' 'o-~s Loos- Leaf C-rnra-,-', ,nr7-,on
SOCK also agent Tor tie voting trusteAs ~
tie qreterred STOCK
Arthur B,rty, formerly CT Fa.sey. Stuart
New-York tribune., 1920-11-06
Corn Shotrs Strength
On DroD in Receipts

continued small recent. Of corn Sc
primary points again gave the corn
market show OF Independent strength
as far as the December position was
concerned. as shorts n this monta
we're nervous and inclined to cover.
The late positions, however. showed
little net change, although late advices
from the West said that long tnere
We're selling more freely toward the
close. Receipts TINS week have fallsn
off sharply, the movement for FIVE DAYS
being 300 900 under last week. indicst-
ing that farmers are now husilv en-
gagged in husking the new crop and are
not marketing freely.
Supplies are still large. how-ver.
and sentiment generally yss inclined
to esn 80 the bear side for sYonr pull
IN the local cash marke No 2 yellov
wss quoted AZ Sft4s4 No ri.ad,
s1i374 c.i.f. New York. ten DAYS ship
ment.
Yest--aay- Fr5v'ou' r-.-
No yeAcv..sl14s. 3i~4 $ IS.
4s..o,0.- 4.y * =. - e,
Oat4-Ths oats market Vas ve~v rae
sustaining influence A. times rns gnc>r-
tone MS easy, owing 70 continued EH'
STOCKS o'l an d4ilQst com r-Nie a -tenN- ot
EXPORT demand
The local cash market vs- sas.er No
= hife quoted At SIC. No hite 64c 81.
3 white. SIC. 40. 4 whlf- So fsnry
clipped whit 7lC. ordinary clipped aal.s,
&c. ali elevator.
Yesferfs IS Previous yesr
New York: close close AZ
10. white..... SIS q sss S.,
Chicago.
Dcce.nbsr .......72 s2ts o. 77f,
May .....-. .-....-5s. -Ss o .5s.
Market sasy
Iesfe-dav's pre,ious var
New York close o'ose ego
50 . Neaisrn > s.f. sisa s S5ia
Flonr and N~al-euot Wy.
STrfnE latent
80 2saiioo> oo>slo5oqlie5 si2soe-
Corune.l
g5oq rs e5o8275 asn- sss
Bran. = m = -- < no 4 500 ----
New-York tribune., 1920-11-06
Rousseau Sails To-day

Theodore Rousseau, who has been
president Of the Guaranty Trns+ CO,
pany for the last two and half vears
VII sail to-day on the Olymnic =,
route Tor Paris, where he viii sheriff
assume MS new duties as menager RI
ne Paris branch. BEFORE goinr to
me Guaranty. Mr.. Rcusssau vas pri-
vate secretary to the late John Pur-
roy Mitchell when he vas Mayor Of
New York ~ -
New-York tribune., 1920-11-06
The Streets Loan Account

Wall Streets security market ac-
count has undergone some expansion in
recent months, and rough estimate
nov puts The total at Approximately
$500 100000 This figure * 5o.o0O 600
20 100000 no" above me total loan ac-
count IN August The expansion is
SAID not 70 he due 70 increased snecu-
ls1on N etocss, hut rather toNgreator
activity ~ bonds. Last year before tho
speculative bubble n stocks burst the
sock narlet loan account was est
mated at upward Of sl,5no.000
New-York tribune., 1920-11-06
Paris Market Steady

PARIS. Nov. Prices were steady
en- the Bourse to-day Three per cer.
rentes, So francs 25 certimes EA-
change on London. SO francs - cen
times. Five per cent loan, IS francs
% centmes. The dollar was quoted
a. IS francs s3 centimes
New-York tribune., 1920-11-06
Dividends
Initial

Strnther- ellis Ccmpanv- Initial dir,
dAnd - par ren' share on tha rrer4rr.d
nss been declared. pavable >ovarnh-r tn
s'ochnoid-'. Of record October 20
Extra
St Joseph Lead Cnmranv-An .rtra sl,-i.
dsnd Of - cents share h.s oce0 Secis-ed
addition to he regular ola-,-riv dfvi-
20 10 siockhold%rs OF record pecember
York Manufacturing Company-An .,.r.
ciNif"nd ~ s. = share has been declared !,
ad1irion 20 the regular .en,l-annual d.
c-nN %! - snsre. both payable nace,,her
n atochnoiders Of record Noverhner "a
New-York tribune., 1920-11-06
London Money Market

LONDON, Nov. 5.-Rar silver So i 4
por ounce; bar gold. l20s; money. 5
Per cent. @Discornt rates. short and
th-ee months bills, SIS as Ills PSI
cent Gold premium at Lisbon, 14o.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-06
Cuban Loan Lays

Prospects of the proposed loan 70
Cuba going through are not 50 bright
as they were few days ago The
gossip around the banks points to a
hitcn IN the negotiations Opposition
70 the proposition has developed in
Cuba. It was learned yesterday, and
this may prove an obstacle that can
not be surmounted. The view taken
by certain banking interests here is
chac tnere no more reason for
financing ouha : sugar Interests that
nave suffered from tho collapSe of +ha
sugar market than there = for ex
tending government aid % American
ton-n2 od'ty market interests trat a.
suHerlng from similar cansss
New-York tribune., 1920-11-06
Interior Banks Buv Paper"

Bankers Who are in close touch with
the commercial money market point 70
the increasing demand for commercial
paper on the part Of banking iustltu-
tions in the interior As good sign.
The fact that the interior banks are
coming into the market again seeking
bills for short term Investment indi-
Gates, according ITO the bankers, the
accumulation Of funds in the interi or
of the country. The volume Of com
mcrcial paper that has been moving
during the last two or three weeks has
shown considerable expansion. II IS as
serted, with some country banks max
ing special bid for prime paper
Rates. however, have shown no signs Of
becoming easier. That is Likely 20
come later. the bankcrs say.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-06
Bid and Asked

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Ar Rrh Note q ~ '""a 'sunai. J." ~
40 pr .:... 4 . 1'vei Tea pr ~ .s'i
Ans & F pr ~, Ss hcFsaN pr. -
An Cor oil pr 7o's = nsu' Spr = 81
An A., le. So sse p IS 80 Eel.o, Wn-si. Is 20
An La France 10 la'z 10 pr ..... - g.
Am Mat q IS q DO pr 1900 % ~
Aro shiph'ds 100 hrsss Il Co 70 90
Ar Srur ln5 lNa l,ahe z 4 ". lg& 20
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Ar 81 Fy pr s47. ssh Ligg M T.lt3 ~
Ar Sugar Or. lra l0,iz 10 TT Ito loS
Am rei & ( 4 30 LW l.t pr az ioI
Am vn pr. s.,A Is 60 ID pr...io ioa ll5
An Woc rr az - loriilard Or ll0 lio
Anal sugsr pr 81. Ms All suS "a 81
Ann A-hor Is 2ol. Nanhsi hcs'h = ~,
% % Z Is. pr ~. = W. soesv'll Is
Asiantie Ret k 100 ny Ns' n~pt 81 y -. .
Auto Sales 60 -. ao p 81 81
Isfnslan .. ~ 2siz Nl'h Nthttai. ~
Ba7c,. Lea. 70 40 MStANSM Dr p. -
Reth "a pr 90 - N,n. row pr - ~:
Rsn Edison ~ =, Mo.ris * f. 80 ~
Brown Shce 3' a. Nu.iins l.s pr .5
10 p- ..... 50 y \asn Il tust. los ltnl.
Eur's Brs pT - ITO ) ~ 30 9.
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s"s = Z sa. - -. a; ! !, t., '' : !.
Cal L Ariz. s4 *. >or.olS go "a ~
Can Southern. 7s 80 ON" Fu-l So
Case rr. s. sF Ohio Rody o.. lsA IL,
Case P,cw 90 Ont Silver II.
Cent Lea pr. eek 81 "ns Ele, ..la5 III
Cen - J. go 235 in Or .... 20
81 e. Alton. q. : o~-,s Bot pr s s 100
90 pr -.... ls 20 Fscifc Coast 2t 40
c. Pitts. 50 IS do ID pr... 50
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CCCA L SIS % Pacific Mai. p
Cluett P.aD 10 oz Psc Tel & 4s
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90 I'd pr 4s 81 Here Mar pr. 10 Sc
Comp Tab REQ ~ ~ dc prior pr SIX esI.
Con Cigars pr 80 Sli. P l. 81 sal,
Cont Can Or q, u 90 Peru Huh - 4,
Cont Ins 20. GSi. Il do iet pc - 40
trex Carpet a5 ~ Fistco Oh IT So ne
Cru Stsei nUis yos. !! r W CHS ~
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10 10 hsers y - VA P ~
i'Av th"m 50 3. Ky St"sl Spl. ssta -
j'et Faisuu. y !Vi Dc lJ5 IL,
pst Tn Ra s5 itrs vs. lol. ia,
East Hol pr 100 ih2 k.n st Or a,
: Il A Va Ar ii ~ sn'.
do pr ..... II itausso Ia
Durham Ho.. :, ~ IS 4 I pr 81 3.
Eisc st Rs;.lli lSs 40 pr .,...los iosl,
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IAn Rran' pr 20 do d =, x
Erie l. Pitts Is S. s;ui-hsker pr s. ys
EsrSsnk' ~ as. Snp st-el pr. a'A ss.
Ted s. ~ lis. + p id oGo $50
10 pr .-... 7l.. 23 l1te~atrr nl2l@ a2o
Fisher Body. % 100 fob Prod pr. 81;
DO pr aSl1 li5 L X pr. ss4 81
Ten cnern 40 ian tn cigar st. llr 10
Gen Am Tank 63 cfla do i,r ....I Iuosa no
Cen csa, n' s. - United Drug 10. i lvp.
= do pr doc. St's IS 80 let A.. 4.
Sranbs VI &c - IS Il 4 rr q q
gray DAM lS - 4 Gar t1 1, lob loo
G NJ K No - lS n.r..4 rf Il 90 -
DO pr -.... II q Ns-t'.s a b .Iul 4 los
hartman Cory II : T.. WeA Sc NJ st. e0
domeAtaSe I. = - a " iisnh 60 pr -
In N T ln pr ~. 5 WvolwutL sp lc4. No.
Int Nicte. pr a2ls 50
New-York tribune., 1920-11-06
Surplie= If money available for stock

supplies n money aVaTabT" TNT sTHTH
market purposes are still limited. and
it is only due 10 the careful handling
Of the situation by the bankers that
above current points. Yesterday stock
Exchange borrowers paid 10 per cent n
the afternoon TO cover their needs.
II could put The rate to 90 per cent"
observed banker on being told of the
10 per cent rate. "by calling $4,000 0o0
Of our outstanding loans In the
stock market reports were current that
the banks mad been active in calling a
mum ber Of industrial loans.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-06
ST. Psnl,s so5. .nnn nnn ratnritn

Discussions relative to the refund;ng
Of the Chicago. Milwaukee and S.,
Panls maturity on Janary l next are
gong on between the road and it,
bankers: hut 50 far no definite nlan Of
action has been decided upon. The
maturity consists of an issue Of s25.-
354 900 first mortgage 5s of the Chicago
and Pacific Western Division, which
was originally issued in 1881. With the
maturity less than two months off an
early announcement Of the refundine,
plan is looked for
New-York tribune., 1920-11-06

4 Co. has become associated with Kis,.l
hlHnlcutt & Co and VIII represent the m
among me dealers the East
New-York tribune., 1920-11-06
Money and Credit

Call money conditions were again
tGht on The Stock Exchange yester-
day and the rate, after renewing al Q
per cent, advanced later to 10 per cent
HAhkeis stu, thAt one Of the reg
sons Tor The current strineencv j.
lie thdrawess ot balances her. by
interior banks. The time money n:.r-
hct Was duh,
Year
Yesterday ago
On mixed collateral..." 9 10
Ga industrial collateral 10
llme money (mixed collateraN:
Sixty days .s0sa 5% as
Ninety days ....... s@S1a 5a4 as
Four months ..A... .SMS1a 5s4G,e
-Four to SIX months sIn812 5s4Ms
Bank Clearings Bank clearinrs at
New York yesterday were: Exchanges,
ss6s.29s.6 .636; balances, $50, e,4sS,4o7.
Slver-London, 537sd: New York.
domestic bar, aa nc; foreign, SEC; Mex
ican dollars, 21ec.
Snb-Treasury- United States fund
reserve credit balance, $s3.s5e,521.
Canadian Exchange New York funds
in Montreal, Sl05.62 premium per
81 900 Montreal funds in New York.
$9o.o3 discount per 81 600
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-19
DOWN STAIRS STORE WANAMAKER,S
Wanamaker's Dolun Stairs Store
New Tissues, Csc
75c and Csc a Yard

The sheer softness of them
and the delicate, pretty
colors Of the plaids!
For little slip-over blouses,
charming vestees, cool Sum-
mer dresses and for little
children's afternoon and din
ner dresses-what so pretty
as the light, airy tissues!
Those at 65c are 26 and
81 inches wide; at 75c, 32
inches wide and some of the
tissues have cleaning silk
stripes; at 85c, SO inches
wide. ,c.ntr,n
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-19

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Roma ,",rgio T." che il Govcrno lta
un,,o uam" ba inyiato una .,a viura'n ,,;ono God.
lsn" srOrro iugoslavo. chicdenW," Pv rocente.
s5 sE5staziopc per fatti SvcI.eSt St,;a v,o,c che
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men iemo orrcstati Q punih ! Io'''vW,i r;ta nj
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de.m,narjantc demn Giuli. del, ,ncroc,a't,e irro = tre
cNopI"niio" coI"" nd un altro uncin's LEVINE
PHg1i "PHg,,ii' Inoltre chede che II gGverno
nar,G,a,. p,l,nrodo usi tutta Ia sua energla pe.
d bs;S, s;Gcrc % Ia propaganda anti ,ta.'aha ,ha
cpp 10y p;ngoslayi lascia comprehl;uer, ,,tro r
ss,,,I;s g., I%s non e disposta suoire azure
lrTyOCSI,Ji" lrTmy,nocci giunti da Zara srgnalano
spnriotori arrivati dali inferno
thsS ,,honia T"si honno rifcrito di avere ap-
dell A'y"i T"sistcnza d'intensi compiot,e
prrs.o o,ioni a Belgrade. favoriti da,lo
anu l'". n"vorno In viaggiatore ma
tleTo lsI,roto chc in Serbia 81 ripetc quan,o
aCn"i a"iro nrima della guerra, quanno
sv,CpHi' u complottava contrc AUSTRIA,
ciCv Sr,,orza - che oggi 81 complotta contro
sln. niut r. generate opinione enc ]
llaTi' mott di Bari. Piombino, Spezio
reCeDu IucOna " siano stati fomcntat On
,s ,scnti H" jusoslavi provenicnti da hc''
grado. -. Il rovcrno iugoslavo.
Iondo pnJ notizic da fonte aut.oorevoie, ma
ssiosto r soddisfn2ionc per gil int'ue,,''
ecnrnnWn cn,sS, a Trieste il giorno Ia cor
i .,0tc in cui eli italiani. per yenaicar;t, ;,
I, ,s",yi yi,timc di Spalato.,, assni,rono II
nmrortiere ~ slavo. incendiando laipergo
del Balcani' --
p.,,rado. 10"-luglio.--I reccnti con
s,,,; De's tra ;taliani jugoslavi a Spaiato G
p h'''i 'diirmostrazioni anti slave a trieste
t,rno Cousato motto risentimento con
a" .so I'Italia. Parlando al Parlamcn!o
uorho q" 'is iari il presidente del Consiglio
S;cbiaro' oy che Ia Serbia ha sempre con
s s;S"r"t0 ritaIia come una sun aileata.
% ma noscia con rincresCimcnto ha doVuto
nOnstotore 1o% f che una tcnsione csiste ira
Talioni iugoslavi Egli ha. detto:
;ualtre, che fara' prcmure agli aile9ti
nep p'' upa Immediate delimitazione dele
{ropticre ira l'Italia ed il regno serbo'
croato sloveno.