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New-York tribune., 1920-04-16
GENERAL CuEMcAL CoNpANy

GENERAL CHEMICAL COMPANY.
c5 Broad St. New York. N. Y Mar 10. 1870
An extra dividend Of twenty per cent
(20S} was this day declared upon thu
common stock OF the Company payable in
common stock at par on and after May l.
1920. tc common stockholders OF record
March 81. 1920
LANCASTER MORGAN. Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-16

syndicate, composed of A. n Iaaeh
O., Hornblower Weeks ara sh~rwooa
MMsrrinein aas bought an issuH of slsa Oh
iohhers' N K. per cent honds.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-16
Standard Oils

Sales Open. High. Low. Last
1000 .AngIo-Am Oh. 26ls 2s12 2s1a 26'a
10 $50 Penn Oil. .3o5 3O5 305 SO5
lS3*St Oil of N Y 440 440 44O 440
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Tnn TWO OAEDIDATnH
AND ran FARM n Rs

Ito ,"niroui 81 mrih"d rus again
'cru H. ~, lbiuu lliua'inil"n ~ tho Min
u"r"in GinI~ Mt ''u Monday f!"v"r
u"t ,'"- 'Inii'I tho "sr"rIii"u, mount
- 'ho u""l 81 rnrl"r "ulkr '""h int"
hI, hnu,lr tho IImcr ,hni tod T." tho
hiS rur black hni down over hir ovo-.
nnd druv" fnaI "SnIhliI"n milo Tor
tho ndmIrnti"n "f ~" grand Hiand
Hr"rtnior-
Tho telegraph did not toll ur whrth-
- tho nrmorrnIi" candidate Tor I'reri-
don't 81 tho Emitted HrnlrT wnr accom-
panied during his whrl around tho
track. by u lnrR" black cIgRr. lighted
and held firmly between his teeth Mt an
UPWARD angie 81 fOrty.nN" degrees. II
not. ono characteristics" trick Of cam
pnIRn appeal was certainly missed hy
Mr. Gov
Two days later nj the same place.
Senator Harding delivered 10 hnlf II
hundred thousand hearers the great
speech which was read yesterday In be
inE read today. an VIII lie read tOm0r-
row and every day amin clnrtlnn by
fnInIcTs cvrTl where ia the Unit ed
States And II win rr read with in
,Tchning faiIh In TIA" dignity and Hin-
.SrIIy Of this Eanil' ,nan'h intellectual
In","ss"S f"r II /" nIil ~ common
r,nns ani rihhI f"eiin. "nd void 81 do
nhEoslr appeal
Ga The " hole Ne ah"nid cay that Nj
IiaIiinH ala more al Minneapolis I" Ia
,rar., 81 the arTlruItiiI"Io 81 ih' MIA
iIo " col ""d II lha h"io I "I"" ih""
II he h"d 'inLoi u'" S"lhy "n'i
beaten n, '".a tl". ","""d tha
.,.,.He a~ I"'h 80" ""h iis'"ii
II,"a hangs h..'lis "I"" th"ss H.,
49, =" .""ha ~ r"a. irhiIy
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TAKE STEPS TO REDUCE
HIGH COST Of LIVING
Daughters OF Isabella 10 Oo-opsTsAo
with Government In Reducing
Living COST

A. hpo. inl msoilns ~ Ihs DsNhh-
IcIH ~ Iaaboija haid hare I"'""'ly steps
ware Iakun 10 ,UrOp0Iaio WIN Ihn ds-
A.. ,Iu,.ui uf luhII,o al Whnhins l"H 10
educ IL. hIsii ,"aI ~ WAS ~ hAh
nisn hosn painted ""i ihai sns"'lv.
.tapn ,aH LU i"hon Ih,""Bh TIE -'h"rIs
.nd II h.. l.aan already planned Wy ihs
ai.i. nni,I.i. 81 tie ba"Hhis,s ~ isS
L.iia ,n ,u..i ~. s'h""i "bIlh's" so"
ih. r.,.nl. ~ ~. "hIilIsb Tee ne ph'
r.a. 81 hI.,nsains ~Ilh ih.m tie W"st
.u.,IIt. ,n..ns ~ ,.du-s IIsI"s "ar1lf
, il',na -.
o. hsa L..n d..II"d ihsi "". ~ us
uuI.Lrst rar. ~III ha ih'u"Eh ~. ~
I.II., 81 ihn ,"-I ~ ,lnIblus snd ms
,,n be- ,u"sI .H""InrlIV h""s lh'"ua "
,h. -,,,r-r II Ih.y IN adopt less -
r.n.Iv. ,u.I.,I-l. "ud d'.-s WIN "tyfs
,.p.,J !" .'"u"IrY -"d hu'rbll|lv H"'
IN. ,.-.ru u hes bean ds"lh-d y" or
T., mprl IL. 'htd'"u sud p-fsn's sshlnf
Ih.i, .""r-,-II"n ~ viii be proposeo
Icy III, "ru-uI,niIun ihr' > n"h' on'hf
~ midday bI"ur, pnd rhIr, With cotton
-,nrLInpr h., urod by tho school Glrls 70
,crIaro III. moro clnh"ta'" costumes
Witch tho young propl" hsv" coms 70
rerurd NJ no"cr-nry. " In propoHed not
Ia rrnn- tho ruhIcr with thu oldsr PEG
pic ~ once but To work up 10 " graz
unlly.
MY wan RAVIN0H HTAMPO-
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Chano.l Chapter Of 1t. Lukes.

Tho Ghanrcl chapter of ~. Luxe"
= church will serve luncheon today ~ tho
! Fair Grounds 10 the cutie buyers wh"
: wiIl nti'nd tho sale Of Ii"IR'e'n CIV
; tic which viii u" Ru'tton"d I" Inc
hiuhcrt hldcdr today. The 'ailr arc own
cd l.. MI Edward Wagner. Of ~" Nhl
, leg View Farm at lthylHnd ana u II
{ tNpc,Ird that there VIII u" pro" nun
dI,d az more men who VIII M f"h ny
3 ia, than'el chapter Mrs Morgan Yes.
/ Inr uIraidrni II tn" 'hhpIet hshlH'"h
/ 4, me I,dirn who served luncheon at
- I.ukr booth during III" fnlr. have
I L,un preparing an tA'"iI'"i menu Ton
/ iudhl
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NUOg bb ooOD PnRnAR. AOOU
AATA. STEADY AhD RELIABLE

g.aar ~'.Ittau iii, &" Ito e. h'''I
sduSa Il"U ""i hoo l'iss ~ i""h
bsspIaa So go . desi'"Lis p"-iii''''
WNb "rr"SIuHlV la ell sn"'",s"i ~
sfpiF t"s - ''tus ;" GI'1ii"r i'"h''' ."
tins"s t"tatsdI Toe ffi"st-s"th ct,ss'
4" s.rs'is"'sl h"''Lh--rs' r'stH''"H
a. srsu,sis a"ItL ."d ~iiIina =" i.st".
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Mis- r caldwell aud MIrn 'lHs
HAYES VIII entertain tho I'l'k"Ilh5 M"
Ei,hnII wedding party AZ mo N"''"'"
la, .ydr,iIl. nu ThuIsdny evening
rrrt,n,n', ii nI - chicken aud warn"
dluu,I I.IiaII"nh have bean l""""h I"'
ia. A.idIns witch win i"ho place "h
SnIuIhst S'ui'nl'I ~
,nIe.IA - tho dinner ~ill 10.
~ and Aiir r"il 'il"AAa'i
~, ani Ma y l. inidwtlI
hIas'h
Mall. ~, k"ilnH fII"" I"''
on. it"y"s
h.abIa
" ti.I.I f.y.,sii FtI,h,
I.,I NaIIa
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WHITAKER disssnsI nssnDs Employees


! Ihr whItaL,i 'IIuHnnoi ,"iup"ny ."
! nuu,.i iITh dnn''n f"i "hnrl,y"'H at 'hS
. a,,,,aa,,,ri.t InII 81 ih.It Last Fad il""ia
. ..m uatuIdn! nIrhI i''I Inn ih" '""'I"u
! .. . u.,u ,Ian..a ,"iII be- rIv"n "u v "'l""s
! .I". "nI r"iuId"g nIrhi". VIII " l"Ir"
J .I"n." t., ih. ,"inp"ny "n'a '""IhIg
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Tho irnughi~rr 81 iho American Ito
-nIuiIuu vIII ucri f"I Ihob nini r"r
MON Of tho Gnll NJ tho h"Iu" "f NJ" '
| ntInu Milton M"u".urui Zinc" NJ
IulcrcrIiuP pI"EInm hNr h'"n ri"Ihi"h
communicating npl""ri lHl"IN "h''
,utIou IIny grpt ~mh"r l,th. thor" VIII
hn nh nddIrEa lev Mrs lInv"n"r. ia"
r,alo regent. aud MIS- John Met luI".
regent 81 tho Nhc' ing thnpt"r MI
Edward SIlf"l viii prug Mi"a Nh"lnll"
Smokey VIII l." tho accompanied NJ"
Will nlsO he heard IN u F"in nuinh'i.
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GOOD BOOKKEEPER
WANTED At ONCE

ohu' ail"n ,an MI ihp I"hIil"n a"ilaia--
t"IIly
ArrIi' @iI,,,. sh',"ld h- mad h. ist,',
J." .Wa has.d ~'iii"e stAts .ss. sIsS
9. Is.".s .s.l n.."ii"" s~i.'y s-rsri
81 ~ aailafa' I"'s "''snss''''ia - ~
he nod. g., an lniatvIs~ tdl, 80 %
t'...kh.sr., Sta,tI's tI"'Irsis -"
900, ru,-isdI I0i H,"siSs"'h Gt'ssi.
,II,
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u,rv.. Daughter. Of NJ. LuE.

rho KInF'n DnpRhI"I- 81 ~ ''""""
hu,,h WIN r"rumo ih"ir m""'lnHn on
Turudny cyrnlnR NJ "'"l""h NJ inc
ra,Irh IInur~ ~ ~ Luk"- church Mrr
Jacob birmingham, leader "f III" 'h''"'
viii pTr7ihr
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A. the home ~ Mrr J"hn lI"uh"r
ron. president "f til" W""nnr |ln"' CO..
Martina Ferry. III" mc"tinR "f 10" cum
on Thur%dny evening wit -" 81 nm IN
formal and social nntur" lh"r" VIII
hr n dinner served b~TUT" tho "V"nlng
program IL presented md cn"h member
nf the club has bccu asked TO Invite n
gentleman
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SEASON
WILL RESUME
PROaAhMB ARE nEINu OUTLINED
ron OPENING or bnhhON INV
EnAI OPuN THIH WEHa
Dances ana IaToTmsI PaIusH OF AAhJ
Mi.ds WIN Taks Place This well.
h.ssIaI Occurred Last WssL

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Jlilk
pure enough FOR
the tiniest baby

Milk in Bond Bread makes it creamy and
1'A appctizing-and adds W holcsomc nour-
ishmcnt.
We could easily. save money by buying inferior
milk-or by using milk at all,
Bond Bread might Ink the same. but think
Of tbc less in flavor and nourshmcnt So VIC
buy the very purcst milk
We even watch the source of the milk. We
know the cleanliness and hcalthfuIncss OF Its
origin. Its purity is certified to u.s.
We arc so sure OF its quality, we believe this
milk stands as high-or hig her in purity than the
bottled milk which you use on your table.
Milk is only one item. Purcst flour. lard. sugar.
Yeast, salt and waterfall free from substitutes
that is what Bond Bread is made Of
These ingredients are guaranteed by mr. H0"d
i,om rOhch Bend Bread rr, rs name.
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IN InfOrmnI dInnCt NhTIN ETNNH III
homer Of Mrs Arch Earp formerly MISh
Mamie Murphy. II Martins tcrr}. was
hold Friday evening lnHt at "cymhh
Iuu The ladies n"t"I"h I" lh" lhh
where th,y ruInl cd a chicken ana waffle
dinner
'Ih"hr rIrsrnt were
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Hutnnan Clnh-

.Tb, 1,u,, of tho 9wru"r club VIII
,.Lo uI,,, ON Tucrdny c,"ninY, Spot
"a at tho Columbia club auditor wv"
Plans arc h~ing made. nnh In'ia '""N
mailed fnr "uc 81 mo higE"'i anne" ~
ri,ru 10y Ih.r p"pulnr can.
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....pur WAR nAvIpua srAnrs
Gilpin observer., 1920-11-18
Students End Strike.

Baltimore, Md.-The strike" Of the
students of st. Johns college at An
napolls has been called off by repre-
sentatives of the student body, after a
conference with Osborne /. Yellott,
president of the College Alumni Asso-
citation and other members of the asso.
citation. The committee promised that
the striking students would return
to college unconditionally. According
to statement issued by Mr.. Yellott,
the hazing feature was only an Incl.
dent of the controversy.
Gilpin observer., 1920-11-18

<sW OVEN FURs" is the new
w name given to those lovely
wool or silk fabrics that the looms
turn out SO amazingly like the pelts
they initiate. We have known them
for several years, and under almost as
many names as there are varieties in
the fabrics, but they have arrived at a
new point in their development. Their
manufacturers, having made a place
for them by wonderful limitations Of
natural furs. are beginning to work in
dependently Of these and are getting
Into new paths. Besides their eye
battling limitations Of skins they are
making exquisite furry cloths that are
unlike the furs we know or the fur
fabrics we have seen, or else they ap-
pcer to be an improvement on the
natural fur that inspired them.
In these new materials and in those
made la close imitation of pelts there
are very handsome coats this season.
Gilpin observer., 1920-11-18

Often they are trimmed with rich
natural furs and displayed along with
coats Of fur without suffering by COM
parisOn. Even the practiced eye has
difficulty in telling which is which ex-
cept by close inspection. For warmth
and durability the odds often lie in the
direction Of the woven furs and there
is nothing handsomer in coats, as may
be gathered from the two examples
pictured. One Of these, at the left, Is
an imitation Of moleskin trimmed with
actual Australian OpOssum, and the
other is the familiar seal In woven fur
with high collar and deep cuffs Of
chinchilla. They are high-priced, but
not expensive garments, since they
wear FOR years. 1t Is not unlikely that
the day will come when women will
prefer these fabrics to pelts, as SEN
timent in the direction of sparing wild
animals is growing among them.
Gilpin observer., 1920-11-18
Gnl-.S AUGUST FLOWER
The Remedy With a Record Of Fifty
four Years of Surprising Excellence.

The Remedy With Record of Fifty
four Years of Surprising Excellence.
Those who suffer from nervous
dyspepsia, constipation, indigestion,
torpid liver, dizziness, headaches.
coming up of food, wind on stom-
ach, palpitation and other indica-
tiOns of fermentation and indiges-
tion will find Green's August Flower
most effective and efficient assistant
in the restoration of natures functions
and a return to health and happiness.
There could be no better testimony of
the value of this remedy for these trou-
bles than the fact that its use for the
last fiftyfonr years has extended into
many thousands of households all over
the civilized world and no indication Of
any failure has been obtained In all
that time where medicine could effect
relief. Sold everywhere-Adv.
Gilpin observer., 1920-11-18

throws an alluring shadow over the
eyes and the right kind of facing can
do much to enhance the complexion.
A little simple stitchery accounts for
the trimming.
In the hat at the left with duvetyn
crown and upper brim and facing of
paon velvet, the combination of fine
featherwork and embroidery makes
beautiful and striking decoration. The
brilliant bird is made of feathers and
Is poised on little branch that is
embroidered In heavy silk floss. A
few scattered motifs In needlew0rk are
added to the crown. At the right a
soft hat Of duvetyn forms a back
ground for brilliant embroidered mo-
tif that brings memory Of old Egypt
to mind. and below II dashing round
hat has u crown Of frosty looking tin.
sci cloth. silver and white. and a brim
OF black velvet. Its ornament is a
handsome tassel of ostrich feathers
suspended from silver cord. II ever
the fine art Of the milliner were evi-
denced, 1t is In these difficult but art
fully simple looking patterns.
Gilpin observer., 1920-11-18
OIL Stampede Held Back.

Vancouver, B. C.-Held back by Il
Gordon of mounted police, thousands OF
persons are 'roughing it" in camps nj
Pierce river crossing awaiting Oppor-
tunity to make n 1,5O0-mlle dash ia
Port Norman, on the Mackenzie river,
where an oil strike was made recently.
Because of weather conditions the a,l-
thOrities fear many would lose their
lives If permitted to proceed before the
snow lifts and the Ice goes out
Gilpin observer., 1920-11-18

A woman IS fondest hope is to stay
young. She often resorts to paints,
powders and cosmetics to hide her
years. Some women pay large sums to
so-called "Beauty Doctors" in the be-
lief that money will buy youth. Others
wear girlish dresses, thinking they can
fool the world about their age. But
no ono is deceived. The more you try
to hide your age, the more it shows.
There is but one thing that holds old
age back, and that is health. Sickness
and weakness bring old age early in
life. DIR. Pierce's Favorite Prescrip-
ton is building-up medicine for
women. It makes them healthy and
strong when they suffer from women .
troubles. It keeps them looking young
by keeping them well. It is woman .
tonic for the frail. the delicate and
those who are nervous, dizzy and who
have backache and dragging pains.
Favorite Prescription Is altogether
vegetable and without a particle Of
alcohol It Is safe to take. Try It
mo1c. In tablet or liquid form at al
druggists, or send loo for trial package
Of the tablets to Dr.. Pierce's Invalids
Hotel in Buffalo, N. Y.
Gilpin observer., 1920-11-18

r THE fieeting millinery styles
for the passing seasons left any
permapent record of themselves those
Of the present winter of grace would
be remembered for their chic shapes,
their soft contours, their rich decora-
lions and for the amount of handwork
lavished on them. There has not been
a time in the memory Of the Oldest
milliper, when there was more chance
for the exercise Of her ingenuity and
craftsmanship or for the exercise OF
individual taste on the part Of herself
and her clientele.
In shapes, the small and medium
sized hats constitute ut least three
fourths of all the seasons product,
and about the same proportion 6p-
Mics to fabric hats as compared to 9TH
srs that is, hats made by hand OF vel
vat duyetyn satin and other millinery
materials are in for greater demand
than any others. II Is miiiiners sea-
son.
A uroup of four models, as shown
above. embodies the typical, outstand-
ING style-points that have made TINS
n winter Of unusually becoming MIL
l,nerv Where fabrics and needlework
flourish combinations Of materials ioi-
low naturally. This is set forth IN the
INT nj the top of the group. with its
ton crown and upper brim covered WIN
narrow satin ribbon, US side crow.
and draped brim edge Of velvet anu
facing OF plain satin. Such or'm
Gilpin observer., 1920-11-18
ASPIRIN
Name "Bayer" on Genuine

Warning! Unless you see the name
"Bayer" on package or on tablets you
are not getting genuine Aspirin pre-
scribed by physicians for twenty-one
years and proved safe by millions.
Take Aspirin only as told In the Bayer
package for Colds, Headache. Neural
gia. Rheumatism, Earache. Toothache,
Lumbago and for Pain. Handy tin
boxes of twelve Bayer Tablets Of As
pirin cost few cents. Druggists also
sell larger packages. Aspirin is the
trade mark Of Bayer Manufacture Of
Monoaceticacideste Of Salicycacid.-
Adv.
Gilpin observer., 1920-11-18
It Was Potent.

"How about the bootleg goods in
this town." asked the stranger.
I'm what particular?" said the old
inhabitant
"Is it potent?"
"'Potent' Is the word A gentle
man of my acquaintance stepped out
of theater one night during an in
termission and purchased few drinks
In II nearby alley. Then he returned
to the theater."
"Well, what Is so remarkable about
that?"
"He didn't know, until the doorkeep-
er kindly told him. that it was the
next night. Age Herald
Gilpin observer., 1920-11-18
wfu/ Sick
With Gas
Eafox5lo Brings ReLx0f

II have been awful sick with gas"
writes Mrs. w. 81. Person, land
Eatonic is all can get to give me
relief"
Acidity and gas on the stomach
quickly taken up and carried out BY
Eatonic, then appetite and strength
come back. And many other bodily
miseries disappear when the stomach
is right. Don't let sourness, belching,
bloating, indigestion and other stom-
ach ills go on. Take Eatonic tablets
after you eat-see how much better
you feel. Big box costs only a trido
with your druggists guarantee.
Gilpin observer., 1920-11-18
Postoffioe CLERK Hides $4,000 in Tire

Henderson, n. C.-L. V. Graves,
postoffice clerk, formerly of Omaha,
Neb., who was arrested, charged with
theft of registered packages from the
postoffice here, was said by p0stOf-
flee inspectors to have had $4,000
concealed In an extra tire on his auto
mobile when taken into custody. The
inspectors said they found $17, 1000 In
cash and IA $1,000 Liberty bond in the
tire.
Gilpin observer., 1920-11-18
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results are guaranteed.
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Gilpin observer., 1920-11-18
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Janet was going to neighbor's
party, a house where the child had
already caught tantalizing glimpses Of
quantities Of cake, fruit and many
good things in general. At the very
door her mother cruelty held her
back for final instructions touching
her conduct.
"Above ALL" mother said. remember
you must say Yes, please and No,
thank you"
''Oh" responded Janet, II shall al
ways say, Yes, please but I don't
think 1 shall have to say No, thank
you.'"
Gilpin observer., 1920-11-18

Two little girls were seated before
n plate that contained two punches of
grapes-one very large and tempt
Ing and perfect bunch, and the other
small and hard and green bunch.
The youngsters regarded the two
lunches for Il space of time during
which they said nothing. Finally, the
polite child asked:
Are you greedy?"
NO" said the other, I'm not q bit
greedy"
'"Then," said the first child, you
choose"