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New-York tribune., 1920-05-31
FINANCIAL
REDEMPTION NOTICE.
HARRISBURG LIGHT AND POWER
COMPANY FIVE YEAR SIX PER


NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that tho
Harrisburg Light and Power Company. pur-
suant to tho provisions Of Article IL, Section
l. OF It's indentUre to Commonwealth Trust
Company, as Trustee. dated December 2,
1918, has elected to pay and redeem the
first day of June. 1890, Forty-one Thousand
Five Hundred Dollars (sil,5O0.00) of it's out
standing Fi2o Year SIX Fer Cent Gold Notes,
ISSUED ucder said indenture, Of the following
numbers and denominations. to wit Notes
numbered 1oI, lG2. 1o7, ia, III, 1913, t25, 126.
1875. 1873, 14i, if7. t54, 1874, l59, $50, 1874, 1872,
1888. lSS. 100, 200. 205, 212, 2l3. 22T, 237. PAS,
ESQ, 260. 20 /. 1868, OF tho denomination of One
numbered 3, IL, II, 23 %, 2S, 80, 81, 80. As.
52 53. 81 67, 10. SO, 81. o. 93 of the denom-
nation of Five Hundred Dollars $500 O0)
each, by payment OF the principal amount
thereof and the accrued interest thereon. to
said first da, of June 1920. In accordance
above mentioned Notes will be and become
due and pa.able said first day of June,
1920, at the office of the Commonwealth
Trus, Company, 222 Market Street. in the
city Of Harrisburg, Pa, at par and accru /
interest thereon to such date. and that from
mentioned Notes shall cease and said Notes
sal he deemed to he paid and disCha rged
and not outstanding for any of the purposes
or entitled to any OF the benefits OF said in
deEture. The holders of said Notes are
hereby required to present the SO me for re-
Office of the Commonwealth Trust Company,
accompanied 10y all coupons maturing after
said date.
Federal Income Tax certificates with re-
epect to the accrued interest must be fur
nished
BY order of the Board OF Directors
Dated. April 2s. 1920.
II W STONE, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-31

IN PURSUANCE or AN ORDER OF
Honor9ble John Y. COhalan, Surrogate Of
the County OF New York NOTICE is hereoy
given to all lersons having claims against
CHARLES II. STElNWAY, late Of the County
OF New Iork, deceased, to present the sarns
with vouchers thereof, 30 the subscribers. Al
their place OF transacting business at the
once OF SoIinger Sollnger, attorneys. a:
No. l79 Broadway. In the Borough of Man.
New York, on or before ths 25th day Of
June. 1890 next
Dated. New York. the 18th day OF Decem.
WILLIAM II sTEINwAY.
PAUL Fl. SCHMIDT
WALTER B. SOLINGER
soLlNGER & so11NGER. Attorney 70,
Executors. Once and o Address III
broadway Borough Of Manhattan, New
York Cry.
IN PURSUANCE Or AN ORDER OF HON
oTable joan P. Cohalan a Surrogate OF
the County OF New York. NOTICE il here
b. given to all persons having claims
against John Bye, late OF the COUNTY
OF New York. deceased, 10 present the
Same with vouchers thereof 20 the sub
scrioer. al rer place of transacting bust
ness. a. the office OF her attorneys, Stetson
Jennings & Russell. No Is Broad Street In
the Ctty Of ,Iew York on or before the rfth
day OF November next
Dated. New York, the o7th day II Apri
1920.
HANNA GoTHIF DA BYE,
sTETsON JENNINGS q RUSSELL A.
tsrneys for ENecutriX, I5 Broad street
New York CRY.
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CitJ of Toxic 5s

Question Would YOU kindly give me
our opinion of city OF TOXIC 5s? would
iile to know it they are payable. principal
nd interest. in New York, at a fixed rate
- exchange. Why are they selling so
ov-arourd so to 81? Your column is an
'>celifnt school of finance. j. NJ.
Answer City of Toxic sterling bonds
,ro payable in New York in dollars at
he current rate of sterling exchange.
hat fact, together with the fact that
i forms of investments are selling on
IA unusually high basis. accounts for
he extremely low price of the bonds.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-31
PENNSYLVANIA Stock Now Speculative

Questfon-Am the owner of some Penn
'rlVania Railroad common shares. DO
gu believe this good investment and
Tould you advise me to Accumulate. say
twenty-five shares more TO add to the
."enty 1--WE have already ?-W. G.. S.
Answer-Before the government took
over the railroads Pennsylvania Rail-
"oad stock was q fairly good invest
nent. To-day the road is not earning
IS dividend. It's contract with the
government calls for sufficient funds to
oay 6 per cent on the capital stock and
cave small margin over. That con-
ract expires on September ! next. In
he mean time it is likely rates will be
% increased that the railroads will be
lble to develop greater earning power.
n this event Pennsylvania stock.
hough not good investment now.
nay within few months work back
nto that class. Atchison. on the other
and, paying the same dividends, has
rot only earned them, during the period
't government operation, but has
Gown a good profit 10 the government
nus. we believe. you would be assum-
e less speculative risk if you were to
urchase this stock instead of Penn
lVania.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-31

The jewelry trade continued to show
more signs of slowing down with weak
spots in prices developing among some
of the smaller importers and dealers.
The need for ready cash is causing
some of the lesser trade luminarics to
make attractive offerings Of diamonds
and other stones. Swiss watches also
nave started on the downward price
trend.
The large diamond dealers, however.
are holding their prices firm and sew
eral of them assert that business is
still good. The demand for pearls
continues in excess Of the supply and
importers are anxiously awaiting new
consignments from Europe. Manufac-
turers Of silverware and watches are
still behind in their orders.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-31
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET

T2D ST, l76 WEST.--Cool. attractive out
side rooms, corner apartment; conven-
iences Allyn
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Leather

Widespread and radical reductions
in the price Of shoes continued as the
outstanding feature in the leather
market and was the basis Of coniec-
turc of the entire leather trade from
shoe retailer to hide dealer. Outside
of the retail activity the leather trade
continued remarkably dull. Some con-
cessions are being made by the smaller
hide merchants and tanners, but
leather has not yet broken in price, and
it is not certain that it will.
More shoe factories went to shorter
hours or closed up portions of their
New-York tribune., 1920-05-31
G., NJ. & St. ?. AZ Convertibles

Question Taking into consideration the
.esent railroad situation do you consider
'hicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul convertib bic
.. per cent bonds at the present price an
itracttv" investment?-F H W.
AHswcr-Thtse bonds, in our opinion,
re AN attractive speculative invest
rent at present. We base this opinion
II the fact that the issue is fairly well
ccured and the belief that the railroad
ituation will gradually improve TO the
'ont where the business of transport
rg the commodities which make up the
Very-day needs of more than one hun
ired million people will yield an ade-
tuate return on the investment
New-York tribune., 1920-05-31
Miscellaneous Oil Companies

Atlantic Lobos OIL Co, COM. "a 3s
do pf ..................... 100 lis
CoEden & Co Co................ 6G 6H
Elk Basin Petroleum Co...., ~ g
Houston Oil Co, om......... 76 IS
Imperial Oil. Ltd............ 105 110
Magnolia Petroleum Co....... $50 $50
Merritt Oh Corporation. 15% 16N
Midwest Refining Co,........ l44 146
Northwest Oil Co............ 20 80
Producers g. Ref Corp. com. ~ -.
SaDulpa Refining
New-York tribune., 1920-05-31
American Sumatra Tobacco Preferred

vhether the preferred stock OF the Amer
an Sumatra Tobacco Company. which IS
allable at 10. Is to be retired in the
near future, and when? nave heard re-
'orts 70 that effect and would Ike to
1row II they are anthentic.--H. Y. H.
Answer Tho American Sumatra To-
1acco Company had only $1,9e9 800 pre-
erred stock outstanding on March H.,
800. 1t is callable as whole or in
Dart at 110 on ninety days notice The
,ompany cannot purchase this stock
|xcept through this redemption. This
Aas led to talk that the company in
ended calling the issue. We have no
authentic information to this effect
New-York tribune., 1920-05-31
BOARDERS WANTED

ELDERLY PERSONS
and semi-nYalids; refined surroundings;
conscientious care. Bedford 495. Central
Sanitoriun, Macon st. corner Marcy ave,
Brooklyn.
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investment
Information

Qaestions Of eeaerel interest to
tnvestors aoiU DC dnstoercd in this
column, an Uh:ch case only initials
Uiu Be used Others oill Be an
seered by mail. Address al! ir'
quiries, Enclosing stamped. ad-
dressed enpslope, to Financial Editor.
The Tribune, t54 Nassau Street. Ne,s
York City.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-31
BUSINESS CARDS
Diamonds
Furniture Wanted

HIGHEST PRICES paid f.- &c.
antiques. pianos. bric-a brsc, hooL!
etc GABAY. S8 University pa
Stuyvesant 2sTr l
New-York tribune., 1920-05-31
SURROGATES NOTICES

BROWNING, JOHN sCOTT.-1N PURSU.
ance of an order OF Honorable John P
Coha Ian, a Surrogate Of tha County of New
having claims against John Scott Brown
ing, late of tho County OF New York. de
ceased. TO present the same With vouchers
thereof to subscribers, at their place OF
transactng business. at the Office of Ross
4 Paskus their attorneys, at No. les
Broadway. in the Borough OF Manhattan,
in the CITY of New York, State oe New
York. before the 3oth day OF June,
1920, next.
Dated, New York the 18th day Of Do.
cember. 1919.
WILLIAM HULL BROWNING
ELIZABETH HAYS BROWNING,
JOHN SCOTT BROWNING Jr.,
Executors
ROSE & PASKUS, Attorneys for Execu.
tors, Once and T. O. Address, 12s
Broadway, Borough OF Manhattan.
New York City.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-31

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
Honorable John p. Cohalan, a Surrogate
OF the County OF New York, NOTICE ls
hereby given to all persons having claims
against Alexander Cristadoro, late of ;e
County of New York, deceased, to present
the same with vouchers thereof to the
subscribers, at their place of transacting
business, at the office Of their attorneys
CadWaIader. Wicllersham {: TAFT, No. 80
y oil Street, Borough of Manhattan, IN the
city OF New York on or before tho Hf-
leenth day of November next.
Dated New York, the twenty first day
of April, 1920
ARTHUR CRIsTADORO,
FLORENCE CRiSTADORO,
EXecutora
CADWALADER, WICKERSHAM &
TAFT, Attorneys for Executors 40
Wall Street, Borough of Manhattan
New YORK City.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-31

91S'r ST, W.-Large front room. Southern
exposure: bath; adjoining family ot
New-York tribune., 1920-05-31
LOST, FOUND AND REWARDS
LOST BANKBOOKs

LOST-Bankbook NO 1.1s3.Isb OF The
Bank for Savings. $50 4th ave. Payment
sto pped. Please return to bank.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-31

LOST. T.-Bsnkbook No. 1,152.233 OF the
Bank for Savings, $50 4th ave. Payment
stopped. Please return TO bank.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-31
SURROGATES' NOTICES

BUSHE, EUGENE lin r,1,Rs1-ANCr1 or
surroeafe of the Countv Of Neu w an
NOTICE. Is hereby given to ali nar.on.
having claims against Eugene l. Bushe, late
Of the County Of New York decags ga - ~
present the same with vouchers thereot N
the subscriber, at its principal place OF
in the Bopough of Manhattan, civ of p! NsS
York. on or before the 18th day OF Septem
Der next
FARMERS LOAN TRUST COMPANY,
Executor
executor, i4l Broadway. Ma Manhattan' iins apr
New York City.
WADE, LUCY JOHNsON,--IN PuRsU.
ance o. an order of honorable John p.
G9hs nocs Is heGf of the Gouy Gt Nsv
oons having claims against LUCY JOHN.
son WADE. late of the County Of Now
vouchers thereof to the subscriber at 1t,
principal place of transacting business No
50 Broadway. Borough of Manhattan, IN
nrst day Of July next. W ''-'' 'H'
Dated asr ,aIe New York the 1'th day of De-
COLUMBIA TRUST COMPANr
Fl A CUsHINGfo, Attorney n for -'Ps Psm.
Borough or Manhattan. New York City.
PORN E11I1 :, ,,-11-e,1- -
an order OF Honorable John p. Cohalaa.
a Surrogate OF the County Of New York,
hotlce - hereoy given to all person, hav-
ing claims agalnst Emile H. Roth, late OF
the county OF New York, deceased to
present the same, with vouchers thereof,
to tho subscribers at their place of trans.
hc'lhs puS!hess' at the once Of White 4
Case, 70 IA Wall Street Borough OF
Manhattan city of New York on or bo
'0Te tns toth day of September, 1929
batea. New YORK. March lst. 1920.
JULIUS GOLDSCIfMIDT
Executor,
WHITE q CASE, Attorneys for Exeou.
tors IA wall Street New York City.
-,
IN fOr rSUANCh OF AN ORDER OF
h4nor6 6pie oonn +; Cohalan, a Surrogate
OF we Couhty OF New YORK, NOTICE is
nereoy gwen 10 al persons having claims
As&.hsI A1InlIa "A: NASH late OF the County
OF ->cN 1oIh, deceased, 10 present the
s"rne WIZ, Vouchers tneTeof to tho sub
scflpeF az ms pIace OF transactins bus-
~ ne omIces ot EnseIhard. Pollak.
Ptchtr stern MS attorneys, No III
Vd va M IN inc City OF New
Dntod Na1v yort h u Suiy hext
cenbcr 1o1o + N"' VI be-
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l1GTH ST, near Riverside; two double
rooms Kitchen privileges; business
women. Morningside 8404.
43i WEST 120TH.-Weli furnished 3-room
apartment. bath and kltchenette; imIne-
diate possession. until October; rent $40.
Ant Gil MOrnin-side 8440
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Mems Clothing
Patents


Over - years practice; all conn,
lions strictly cor4d"ntiai; hsn9bosS
patents fee on leQuest special -
FOR Office consultation. Mum g. q
ent attorneys. ell Wooiworth Brt
New York
New-York tribune., 1920-05-31
New York City Bonds
New York State Bonds

Issued in coupon and registered form,
not interchangeable. Coupon bonds regis
/
New-York tribune., 1920-05-31
SURROGATES' NOTICES

Of sn order OF Honorable John p. Co
halan, Surrogate OF the County Of New
YORK, notice !s hereby given to all per
Royce late ~ the County OF New York,
escessed, 20 present the same, with vouch.
ers thei eof, TO the subscribers at their place
OF transactins business, at the Office Of
Eutler, WyckoH d Campbell, their attorneys,
At No. s4 Wall Street, in the Borouxh Ct
OF Now York, OF or before the 10th day
OF June. 1920. next.
Dated New York, the 10th day OF lie.
cs-a.sr 1919.
MARY EAMEs SOUTHARD
FREDERICK b. CAMPBFII4
BUTLER, WYCKOFF CAMPBELL,
Attorneys for Executors, ONCE and +
Q. address,. 64 Wall Street, Borough Of
Manhattan. New York City.
RODMAN ,HARKIETTE MASON-1N ptrR-
suanCe of an order OF Hon John p Co
halan, a Surrogate OF the County Of New
York notice is hereby given to all persons
having claims against Harriette Mason Rod
man. formerly known Harriette s Mason.
sometimes known IIarriette NJ. ROdman.
Harriette s. NJ. RodmaE and Harriette S
Rodman, late of the County OF New York
deceased, TO present the same. with vouchers
thereof, to The subscriber. at his place Of
transacting busiress, at the office of George
Howard. his attorney, III Broadway. III
the Clty of New York, on or before the lst
day OF May next
Dated. New York, tho 18th day OF Octo-
ber, 1919.
AUGUSTIN DERBY,
Administrator c. T. A
GEORGE G. HOWARD, Attorney Tor Ad-
ministrator c, T. A. No. III Broadway,
New York City.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-31

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
Honorable John p. Cohalan, a Surrogate Of
the County of New York. NOTICE IS hereby
given to all persons having claims against
Lily Lee Cross. late O. lhe County OF New
York. deceased. to present the same with
vouchers thereof to the Subscribers. al
their place Of transacting business at the
once OF Guaranty Trust Company of New
York. No. 140 Broadway in the City OF
New York. on or before the 9Th day of
November next
Dated. New York the 27.h day Of April.
1920.
JOHN w. CPcss and
GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY OF
NEW YORK, Executors
STETSON. JENNINGS & RUSSELL. At
torneys for Executors, is Broad Street
New York City.
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ITS ALL MONEY

Many American coins rarely if ever seen in circulation are still officially outstanding in substantial uuantitins, Among these are s4O.O00 worth of copper-cent pieces made in the early days of the country, more than $500,- 900 worth of two-cent pieces, and $655,0O0 worth of three-cert pieces tlKv are still of full face value-and sometimes more to coin collectors.
 Many trade dolars--of the variety issued some forty years ago in q flu tile effort to compete in the Orient with the far-famed Mexican silver dollar-have never coma back. They were not of legal tender for more than s, though when abandoned, q reason able time was given for exchanging them for standard silver dollars. Those still extant are of only bullion value. except perhaps to collectors.
 Likewise substantial amount of paper money is till officially rated as .'outatanding," but is never expect ed to return for redemption. It Is es- t1mated that 1 per cent of all paper nioney is lost or destroyed. and. when such happens the government profits. This is the case even with national bank notes. s.-The Nations Business.
The Nome nugget., 1920-06-05
NOTED FRISCO FUR DEALER DIES

Isaac Liebes, head of the II Lbebes Co. of San Francisco. whose fur deal ing operations in this section are among the most extensive in North during the early part of the present week. A telegram conveying the sad news of Mir. Iiehes' demise was re ilm last Tuesday. The deceased was interested in the Alaska fur industry for many years and his firm was one of the largest fllr dealing establishments west of the Mississippi river.
The Nome nugget., 1920-06-05
WILSON CR|T|C|zES /. CONGRESS NEGLECT
 .''' H. 'C.'L. PROBLEM

Washington. June 5-rresident Wilson fn a telegram today to the of fcials of the railway hiotherhoods criticised Congress for f;liEinc. to take action regarding the high cost of living and conclusion of peace. The tele- gram was in reply to d message asking the president to prevent the adjourn ment of Congress today.
 The executive said in part: Tn the light of the records of the president and congrass I have no reason what ever to hope that continuance in ses- son would result in constructive
The Nome nugget., 1920-06-05

Christ Savus, J F. Nelson. Leo Rasmus-
 sen, T Sweeney. Andrew Buck. A Carlberg, D Sweeney H l. Horton, An
 drew White. A Gunnerson, C c Nestor. Frank Auck, Jas E Hewitt. F Larsen, C A Stockton. O Boyd X Nelson, An-
 drew Peterson, Arthur Jones, John
 Swanson, J Launable, A D Newfin, Ray
 Wilkes. w C Norton, O l. Gray, W R Thomas, w F. Barlcis. Anthony H Gaines Albert Donal. Summerville,
 John Wilson. H GlAvin, Fred Hammer.
 G W March. John Scott. Olaf Hanson.
 Edward Olson, C NJ Malogren, Peter
 Hagan, Neil Carroll R P Depue, N Crocker, A Kiinesched Coutre Gus
 Herman. Joe H Aile D Kelliher. R H
 Eldre. C Robinson, F B Stokes, J J
 Hogan, $ Swanson, John Soc, Tyre
 Brown. Chas Collins. J LArdbeig. H NJ
 Wainsworth, Wm Timer, M Maloney. Thos Redmond. P Pikepilo, John Gregg. H Smith, o F. Wheeler. Chas
 Alexander. J Anderson, X Anderson,
 Sam Popopact. Peter Johnson, Fred
 West, Chas Kristian, V Hoselton, F
 Hart. C Nelson, c R Harving, Gust
 T Jones, J McWilliams, F. Swanberg.
 Chas Pohnson. Emil Johnson, w J Sal
 lin. Fl Miller, K E Ramsey Parp
 Corbin. J Connors, K l. Craven. Robt
 Dat ~Ia
 P Beigh, Sorsnsolm. Samuel Larson.
 Christ Johnson. w Sherdon. P Haro-
 lillo. Oscar Wi k. 'liGeorge Lake. c
 Hoosshaan, W F ,vdme, M Mccarthy. J
 J Schneddler. H mderson.sJ Engqu.st.
 Nels Ledgan, Joseph, Schedta. H Stl-
 verson. F C Miller. NJ Coriiss, c ChH- tstrom, T Shaunson, q Giges. Paul
 Nelson. Tom Cmnolly.3 Chas Olson F
 F Billinger. V |. Marion. c J Sorenson,
 F D Vincent c ObergM Lowe. s Cal
 derhead. T Protopapas. H r Baker. F D -she'don. II F'.Psyns; E,ss x .;.ss,, tsn.t,
 Biatz. IT Burgh, w F Creamer, R $
 Gebbs Patrick Connolly. John Andc:-
 son, Carl Berg H Brunig, Russ Bowen. Carl Albertson, H D Longfellow, Fred Kling. John Wilson. Andrew Hallum, A T McI-ain, John Bumhard, A Boon, Ole Jorgenson. John Aukman. John Kelly, K J Ellcason, I w Somers. J IT Murphy, F H Ayers. Herman Saupe, Gus Rise01itak, w Winters. Patrick Kennedy. A I. Fryscel J H Toole. Roy Wells, Faxon C Lewis. H Hen- drickson, F Norman, l. s Stemple, D w Brown Wm Maloney $ w Hastler. l. A Vallette, c G Askin c w Mitchell, A Hallum, H L Clark, A F. Almahe. Wm Heitman, C w Brown, w NJ Han son. Carey, Jas Hansen. Vim Beehler. R c Connor, Gust Adams. c Roman. F D Schultz. 7 Casey, A Peterson. l. WittenbeT,g. A Pennington. Chas Me Intosh. Nelson. P R BlooAnuuist J Pierson. Harold F. Kenny, A T Smith. John Harvey. Tony Lepri and seventy eight American Yukon Navigation Co. employees via St Michael.
 The Cordova does not make Nome. That vessel had a total Of thirty four passengers. including N C Atkin and
 Eugene Dougherty for Nome.
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WILSON APPOINTS COAL
 WAGE COMMISSION

Washington. June 4--President Wilson today appointed a commission to settle the wage controversy between the operators and anthracite coal min- CTS.
 The members of the committee are w. O. Thompson, of Columbus. O.. N. J. Ferry. of McAdoo, Pennsylvania and Wan L.. Cornell. of Scranton. Pennsylvania.
The Nome nugget., 1920-06-05
CONGRESS- WILL NOT SETTLE DEL. CONTEST BEFORE ADJOURNMENT i

Washington, June 5-Congress is going to adjourn without having set tied the Wickersham- Grigsby delegate contest. Attempts made to induce the committee to whom the contest Was referred to meet and decide the dispute have beon without avail and there is no prospect that the contest will be de- cided until the next session convenes. . nelegate Grigsby will start for home
The Nome nugget., 1920-06-05
NEW ALIEN BILL PASSES
 BOTH HOUSE AND SENATE

Washington, June 5-A bill design ed al excluding dangerous aliens from the United States was passed today by both houses and sent to President Under the tems mere membership in organizations advoca ting the over throw of organized government or sa- botage would be sufficient grounds for ds'pOrta tion or exclusion of aliens.
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the republican and damocratic parties conclusion that a Nonpa tisan League fashioned on the North Dakota plan will capture both the republican and democratic Gubcrnatorial numina tions of this tate under the present direct primary system.
The Nome nugget., 1920-06-05
SON OF WEALTHY
 FAMILY KIDNAPPED

Morristown, Pa. June i-kidnap- pers last night entered the home of Geo. H. Coughlin in this city and stole his thirteen month old baby, Blakeley Coughlin from the crib in which the child lay sleeping.
 Coushlin is wealthy and it is be- tCat money from the parents.
The Nome nugget., 1920-06-05
FIRE THREATENS ATLANTIC
 PASSENGER BOAT

New drk, June 5Y-The steamer
 BergenGjord. which sailed from this port yesterday with 1.24l passengers. caught fire at sen early today bu. wirelessed that the fire is now under control and the vessel proceeding on
 it's way across the Atlantic.
The Nome nugget., 1920-06-05
WOODS MANAGER DENOUNCES
 NATL COM. DECISION

Chicago June 5-Scnator Moses campaign manager for General Wood In the Southern States bitterly de nouncssd the Republican National Com mitta, today for it's decision yesterday giving Governor Lowden twenty five delegatai at the expense of General Wood
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measures for the betterment of the rconomi,' conditions to which YOU call attention. It must be evident to all that the dominating move which was instituted in Congress was made with especial expectancy rather than lofty purpose to serve the public welfare ["
 The president declared he accepe ed some of the legislation enacted by this congress becausr he '.despaired of any thing better.
The Nome nugget., 1920-06-05
George Declares No Embargo On
 Munitions

London June 4-Lloyd George in conference with the officials of the Union of railway men today warned them that the government will not tolerate a labor embargo on munitions aimed at stopping shipments of muni- tiuns to Ireland.
The Nome nugget., 1920-06-05
STANDING OF
 THE BIS LEAGUES

Following are the results of the and National League base ball contests up to the present time. Changes in the standing of the teams will be reported each Saturday during the season.