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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-24
NIGHT WATCHMAN A HERO.
Gives His Life TO Save Woman and Child
i'm Fire.

New York, Sept. 24.-0ver come by
smoke while attempting to rescue woman
and her little child from fire that des-
troyed a four story building in Brooklyn
Yesterday, the night waUchman, whose
last name is Pashatsky, was suffocated
TO death Before he succumbed, however,
he shouted directions that enabled the
woman to carry her child to safety.
The woman, who was sweeping tailor
shop on the third floor, said the fire was
started BY an oil soaked paper ball which
she saw hurled through an open window.
Three firemen were overcome by smoke
irving 20 rescue the watchman.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-24
BIG FAIRS BIGGEST DAY.
Some $4,000 Flock to Allentown and
Receipts Break Record.

Allentown, Pa, Sept, 24.-Ehe great
Allentown Fair yesterday hid the greatest
Wednesday in its history. The enter
prise of the management in arranging the
special race, won by Sanardo, was repaid
10000 persons, while 10000 to 10000
more ranged the vast grounds, inspect
ing the exhibits and taking in the Mid
way. To date the receipts are $4,000
more than last wear.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-24
TURNS DOWN SUFFRAGE.
Maryland Legislature Refuses to Ratif
and AdJOurns.

and AdJ0urns.
Annapolis, Md, September 24.--The
special session Of the legislature adjourped
sine die at 1890 o'clock Wednesday in
accordance with an agreement Of the
Senate and House Of Delegates.
The program AS arranged by the Demo-
Gratis was adopted.
BY vote OF so to 43 the House tonight
defeated the joint resolution introduced by
Mr.. Colbourne, of Hartford, to ratify
the Woman's Suffrage Amendment The
Senate had previously decided to take no
action on the proposition.
While no party lines were drawn Re-
publicans prcdominatcd in the vote for
ratification.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-24
A PLAIN MATTER OF PACT
ATATEARkT

This sale has not been created by the
mere statement of cold type, but through
our sincere desire to lower the cost Of
living. Our prices have been reduced
sufYicirntly to adjust that condition OF
our store.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-24

When buying a heating
stove from us you buy
from Whining ton 5 leading
stove merchants. which
means that 20 years of eN-
perience is back of every
heater sold.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-24

The kind you would expect
to pay at least S25 for. Fine We
lours and kerseys, in new shades
Of brown. green and blue.
Women'S and misses sizes.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-24
Miss SOIoman in Iowa.

Miss Martha r. Soloman, clerk at the
information bureau at the p. b. & w.
Railroad station has gone to Iowa to spend
her two weeks vacation
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-24

style OF rocker very similar 20 the
above reproduction. We are able % quote
the above special price In view of thr
fact that We purchased thfsl ructrrs
over Is months ago. The same char fo-
wholesale, compared with our snUcial
price Of $50. Our department "a un-
holstsred goods Offers many very cx-
Use Your CREDIT WITH rs.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-24

Just pay D little
down and a little
each week.
Mcmahon 5 Choice
Cook stoves and
Ranges are widely
known in Delaware.
Pennsylvania. New
Jersey and Mary
land. 1t is a stove,
considering prize e
and general con-
struction, that posi-
lively has no equal.
Every stove is sold
under our personal
guarantee TO give
satisfactory service
or money will be
re { u n d Q d. This
guarantee is Lacked
by o u r twenty
years of stove ex-
perience. See our
big display on arst
floor.
Use Your Credit
With Us.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-24
BANK ROBBED OF $50, 900.
Four Bandits in Detroit Use Guns and
Eecane in Motor

Detroit, Sept 24.-Four armed bandits
held up a branch of the First State
Bank here Wednesday, escaped with an
amount estimated by bank officials at
$50, 900.
The bandits held bank employees at
bay with pistols, seized the cash and
escaped in an automobile.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-24

CONDITION MOST UNUSUAL.
Generally speaking, prices srs nigh
and aoing higher. The nbere fArt tbbt
We are dividing our pvohts In the fare
our sincerity 70 faithfully serve our
patrons.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-15
W Sprawie Wystawy
Suzuki Polskiej.

w ostatnich c7asach - oma-
wiano tn W koiac polskich pro-
jekt urzadzenia Wys tawy nowo-
czesnych Malarzy F'olskich, W
sprawie ktorej przybyi do Chi
cago, DR.. Stanislaw Gruinski, de-
legat Wydziaiu kultury i Sztuki
PREY Ministerym b. Dzielnicy
Pruskiej. Projekt 6w jest Bill
skim realizacyi, lecz uleg} zwio-
ce, ktora, jak rowniez / caSy
planW ystawy tiumaczy udzielo-
ny nam przez ORA Gruinskiego
z prosba o podanie do publicznej
wiadomosci - nastepujacy komu
nikat:
Ma statku New Rochelle"
nalezacym do firmy Baltic
Steamship Corporation" przybyi
do Nowego Yorku 15-go listopa-
da, b. r., DR.. Stanislaw Gruinski
wiozac ze SODA J skrzyh z $50
obrazami pierwszorzednych ma
larry polskich (Pautch, Faiat,
Sichulski, Uziembio, Kossak,
Axentowicz, Stachiewicz, Some
wend, Rozwadowski, Bartel i in
nil:
Ma mocy upowaznienia Wydzia
III Kultury i Sztuki PREY Mini
steryum b. Dzielnicy Pruskiej -
ma DR.. Gruinski w najblizszym
czasie zorganizowac w Chicago
pierwsza Wystawe wspofczesnej
Sztuki Polskiej i otrzymal juz
zapewnienie Cd czynnikow mia
rodajnych, re ma ten eel odstapl
sic pare sal W tutejszym art
Institute.
New Rochelle" przybyS do
Nowego Yorku jeszcze 15-go Ii
stopada, a DR.. Gruinski, pc otrzy
maniu zapewnienia Cd agenta
Baltic Steamship Corporation,
re skrzynie asekurowane natych-
miast odejda do Chicago, PREY
byi tn 17-go listopada i dotych-
czas skrzyn doczekac sic ME mo-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-15
wAGLIK (ANTHRAx9.
Nspisala DR.. b. G6recka).
Dokon@ente
Wewnetrw wagik.

1. PSpcny wagIik. czyli pw~ool-sorters
disease. Waghk W tel formie przytra-
fla sic czasami u tych ludzi, kt6rzy "a
trudnieni 81 przy sortowaniu wefny.
Przy piracy wystawieni SO oni ma odde-
chanie powietrzem przepenionem ku-
rem, W kt6rym sic majduja 1arazh.
Wsgffka (Spores), pochodzace Z cho-
rych rwierzat Symphony 50 czesto ME
dostzega1ne, az pred Lblizaniem sic
snterc. Poczatek objaw6w zwykle jest
oSty: pacyent magic cz1je sic lie, ma
SreSzcze wystepUe og6lne oslabienie
nudnoSi. W ciagu dnia Tub dw6ch, pa
event Iupe8nie wada na silach 1 W pa
RI godztnach n~astepuje Smiere.
2 KfszkUwy wagiik - TIA forma wa
gtEka wydarza sic rza6ko q ludzi. Ia
ra0ek dostaje sic przez zoladek do XII
seek " n~astepstwte spo4ywania mieSa
lub rfcfa mleka Hra3ouych Ewierzat
" tym wypadku okazuja sic symphony
gwaAtownego Zatruda z 5oladkowemi
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-15

kraju zupeinie zniszezona reszta
niedostatecznie uprawiona krocie
|tysiecy uchodzcow re wscho-
dniej czesci kraju szukaja PREY
tu,ku, poitora miliona dzieci ME
ma sic czem przyodziae i ezem
wzywic, ehoroby zakazne wszel
kiego rodzaju sroia sic gwalto-
wnie. w TAX Gezkiem po1ozeniu
przyszliscie Rodacy Ojczyznie z
pomoca a rownoczesnie z Wami
podazyi Czerwony Krzyz Amery-
kanski, ktorego zasiugi podnio-
Stem W odezwie z d. 1-go listo-
pada b. r. i pospiesza jak zawsze
do pomocy gotowa ma wezwanie
swego wielkiego przewodnika p.
II. Hoovera, American Relief
Administration.
Wielki ten zywiciel Europy,
natchniety gieboka miioscia ludz-
kosci, gotow posPieszye nam z
pomoca, gotow ocalie zyeie, go
tow usunac troske o przetrzyma-
ME tel zimy milionom ludzi. TAX
jak przyszedl do mas W zimie r.
1919 i przez swa pomoc zywno-
sciowa ME tyiko ocalii ~fizycznie
zycie naszego narodu, ale urato-
wal takze nasza msoda niepodle-
gioSG Cd zagiady. TAX i teraz o
mas pamieta i dalej wielkoduszna
sws pomoc obiecuje, vie on, re
dostarczajae zywnoSci znowu u
mozliwi utrzymanie iadu i po-
rzadku W kraju. w uznaniu lego
niepozytych zasiug i doniossosci
lego pomocy polecil mi TELEGRAPH
cznie Rad z Warszawy zaprze-
STAG rozpoczeta przezemnie zbior-
ke ola Polskiego Czerwonego
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-15

Krzyza i zwrocic Gala dziaialnosc
organow Rzadowych ma pomoc
p. Hooverowi i przezeh zorgani-
zowanej European Relief Council.
To niniejszem czynie.
Wspaniale dzieio p. Hoovera
opiera sic ma skladach, zbiera-
nych W caiej wielkiej Rzeczypo-
spolitej Stanow Zjednoczonych
W ktorych nar6d Amerykahskl
z wielka h~ojnoScia bierze udzial.
Wzywam Was przeto Rodacy
abyScie zechcieli jak pajenergi-
czniej i najhojniej wziac udziaA
w tel pieknej akcyi p. Hoovera.
Pieniadze, ktorc Polacy zbiora
beda zuzyte ma zywienie polskich
dzieci i wszelkie ofiary ma ten eel
nalezy przysylac pod adresem -
European Relief Council, Polish
Department, AZ Broadway, New
York City.
Polskie Rzadowe Biuro Akcyi
Ratunkowej bedzie dziasac nadal
tylko ola przesylek odziezy i IL
bran, ktore jednak powinne bye
W dobrym stanie prawie move,
oraz myd,a. Wszelkie pakunki
nalezy wysylac pod adresem -
Polish Government Relief, Bush
Terminal Bldg, No. "a, Thirty
Ninth str, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Dnie Ago grudnia, 1920.
Lubomirski.
PoseI Rzeczypospolitej Polskiej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-15

&c, mimo codziennic w~ysyianych
telegramow "a posrednictwem
tutejszego Konsulatu. Wobec te-
90 zmuszony byl ponownie oso-
biscie interweniowac w Nowym
Yorku, gdzie stwierdzif, re urzad
celny tamtejszy wydaf skrzynic
agentom AIpers-NIott Broad
way ma zlecenic Baltic Steam
ship Corporation" bez original
nego konosamentu. Agenci al
pers- ME chcieli wydac pi-
semnego poSwiadczenia Chill of
lading) wysyiki skrzyh, ktora
nastqpit miala rzekomo Ego CRU
dnia, koleja New York Central
No. q. Poniewaz agent Powy-
zej wymienionej kolei w Chica-
go zapytany o przesy1ke odpow'e
dial, re o takiej ~przesylce mic mt
ME wiadomo, przeto DR.. Gruinski
oddai Gala sprawe do urzedowe-
60 zbadania "a poSrednictwem
Generalnego Konsulatu Polskle-
go w Nowym Yorku.
Rzecz dale DUO do mySlenia
z tego glownie powodu, re obra-
zy przedstawiaja wartosc pre-
szlo 100000 i re firma spedycyj-
ia Hartwig & Company, tow.
akcyjne W Poznaniu, zlecilo wy
raznie ubezpieczenie obrazow do
Chicago, a tymczasem z nlewla-
domych powodow firma Baltic
Steamship Corporation wysfaia
obrazy nieubezpieczone, ivy
klym frachtem i w dodatku ME
wiadomo navel, gdzie obecnie
skrzynie sic z~najduja.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-15

POsIa RzeczypOspOlitei Pol
skiej W Sprawie Akcyi Ra-
tunkOwej p. Herberta HoOVera
Roda0I

Rodacyl
Odezwa moja d.1-go paz'
dzienika wezwaiem Was do ak
cyl dobroczynnej ola Polskiego
C~zerwonego Krzyza, wychodzac
z tego ~zaiozenia, re W chwilach
Walk o nasza wolnoSc i niezalez-
nose W pierwszym rzedzie takiej
jnstytucyi pomoc sic nalezy, kto-
"a opiekujac sic zolnierzem pol,
skim ma froncie, podnosi bitnoSc
i skutecznoSc armii. Wiedzialem
/ czulem, re Vase gorace serca
: dionie dobroczynne z zapaiem
skierujs sig tam gdzie wazy sic
los naszego panstwa. I tax sic tez
stalo. PospieszyliScie z wydatna
pomoca i cato skiadam VAN ser
deczna podzieke. Szczegoiowe
sprawozdanie bedzie ogioszone
natychmiast po Sciagnieciu Gale
go mateyafu z Poszczegolnych
stan6w.
z pomoca Opatrznosci wygrs-
lismy wojne - o~caliliSmy Ojczy-
zne, Iecz Polska, Ojczyzna nasza,
stoi W tel chwili jak rolnik wo-
bee chaty piorunem spalonej, Ia
IN gradem i burza zniszczonego.
Ocalil on swe zycie ale troska
ma zachmurza ezoto jak przezyc
z rodzina i dzie6mi najblizsza Il
me, jak o~dbudowae chate i ma
przyszioSe uprawic role. Posowa
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-15

zaburzeniami, powstaja rudnoSc, cia-
gle wynioty, boleSd " dolnej cesd
brzucha 1 biegunka, konwulsye 1 beZ
przytumnoec. Smierc nastepuje W 2 do
4 dni.
Eewnetrzma frma waglfka mote W.
staple W polaczeniu z pfucna 1 Asz-
kowa choroba.
Ostrose choroby q ludzi odpowiada
size choroby ~zwierzecia, cd kt6rego Ia
rack zostal nabyty. Szansa wyIdrowie
mia SO wieksze PREY l~dkalnej, zewuetrz
mel chorobie, ani1eh W wewuetr1nej
formie. Smiertelnosc z waglika naby-
tego przez ~oddechanie wynoSi 30 pro-
cent
Ostre Srodki za~pdbiegawcze powin-
ny bye prz~edSiebrane p~rzeciwko SEE
r1eniu sic tel choroby. Skory, we4na,
w1osy 1 szmaty powinny bye grmtow-
ME acknowledgements, zanim sic do
Stana do rak roootnik6w. Zwierzeta
padie ma te chorobe, powinny bye spa
lone, a chore powinny bye O~dlaczone
Cd 1druwych
Przedtem choroba Ia byia leczona
przez wycede Dewnetrznego ~jatrzenia,
Gbemie wiecei konserwatywne retody
So zastosoware. Rome zewnetrzne 1 we
wnetrzne Srodd leczenia bywaja u4y-
wane, z ktorych jednym n~ieocenionej
wartosci Jest ,~,Ant-anthrax serum"
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-15
z WoJC1ECHoWA

Niniejszem zawiadamlamy
wszystkich czionkow Tow. Br
Pomocy sw. Stanis}awa B. i NJ.
Oddziai Nr. SO. NJ. P, ably ra-
czyli przybyc ma posiedzenie
przedroczne, ktore sic odbedzie
W niedziele, dnia 1890 grudnia b.
r., O godz. $50 po po}udniu; O.
.becnoSc ~wszystkich jest pozadanq
gdyz 50 bardzo wazne sprawy do
zalatwenia, a osobliwie sprawl
zdanie Z o~statniej dz%ia}alnosci ko-
mitetu, ktora jest czlonkom juz
poczatkowo wiadoma, a przytem
wybor Administracyi ma rok PREY
SHY 1921szy, Kazdy cz4onek
ktory dba o dobro osobiste a "a
razem dobro Towarzystwa ma to
|posiedzenie przybyc powinien. -
z bratniem pozdrowieniem,
Michai Tomaszkiewicz, PREF,
w. M. Bruszenski, sekr. prot,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-15
Poradnik Dobrego Zdrowia.

Oh M1oaAE. O. COY = pecyainoe ororooy wswnesruS nerwowed yeetym
DD- JoLEF J. LAX. RecyslnoAe: posote y ehoroby .dheet 4 Nnssrn
DR. HELENA 4. GORECKA = specyalnoSci ehoroby koblet dhec po4DfnctWo
pas nwsra sykuS IeSoi oG6LNo PoUozAJAcEJ ~ dhedhue .dro~tA
IA PYFaNf1 osoBfSrYcH WYPADKoW I Ma P1TANiA XN0SIMoWE MI
oDPOwIApAMY. NIE PoDAJEMY RECEIPT. AM ME WARACZAMY w ZARzA-
ZEN LEKARZN. -
LaRyaa ,ADREsowAC NALEEx DO KEpAKcxI. DoLACzAJ4c zHAOzEn
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-15
2 TOW. IS. APOSTOLOW, PIOTRA ]
PAWLA.

Niniejszem zGwiadamiamy. re Tow.
IS. Apost. Piotra / Pawla, No. 400 ZJe-
inoczenia przystapi do wspolnej spo-
wiedzi W Adwencie. W piatek / W so
bote, 171go i 1890 grudnia, a W ME
dziele 1890 grudnia, do wsp6lnej Ko-
munii sw., o 6tej rano. Wszyscy Bra
cia So proszeni o w~ypelnienie tego obO-
wiazku. bez wzgledu ma jakiekOlwiek
przeszkody.
R6wnoczeSnie zawiadamiamy Szano-
wnych Braci, re ~przedrOczne pOsiedze-
ME ofbedzie sic we wtorek, 21go CRU
dnia, 1920 roku, o 7:30 wieczorem. O.
becnoSG kazdego cz}onka jest konieczna,
poniewaa bedzie bardzo duzo waznych
spraw do zaiatwienia a jedna z Mich
to wyb6r nowych urzednik0w ma rok
1921. Stawcie sic wszyscy jak jeden
kto ME bedzie obeCny zapiaci 81 kary
do kasy Tow. Wszyscy Bracia, kt6rzy
dug ia ksiazeczkach, MECH sic
pred Tub ma pOsiedzeniu. u
bratniem pozdrowieniem,
TOmasz POdraza, prezes.
Stanisiaw Kadzielawski, sekret.
1888 N. MarShfield ave.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-15

BardLO stOsowne mn pOdnrunek din
mcicIyEn 40 te dObreEO gntunku W
spccynlnyn znpnsie flancletowe pn
jams. Lhdne r6EOwe, niebieskle 1 n
Howe pnSkownte, = jedwabnemi or
dObnmI I HZnurecZkamI. WszystkIe
wielkoSct. Wnrte $3.50 1 81, specy-
alnIc Do
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-09

asserted that they could not do bust
ness at the margin OF profit fixed for
them. Mr. Eschbach. in an address
TO the railroad men in indianapolis
Thursday said that the price Of coal
had been fixed by a special body Of
experts. based on the cost Of produc-
ton. The lowest mine price for
mine run coal in the state Is fixed
a. s285. which is intended TO allow
fair profit TO the mine owners.
and yet prevent profiteering on the
part OF dealers.
Prosecute PrOftcers.
ANY evidence OF prOfteering on
the part OF iobbcrs or dealers will
be dealt with in summary manner.
according 10 the announcement OF
Mr.. Esch bach. Penalties for viola p
ton OF the law are fine not exceed
ing $4,000. and not more than six
months at the state farm or both.
During the week, local prices con-
tinued on the down grade. Prac-
tically the only foods which raised
during the week were butter and
eggs. which took a slight increase.
Hogs dropped one and two cents
Grains Decline.
Grains took the sharpest decline.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-09
COAL WAR STARTS
AS PRICES DECLINE
Local Markets Show Fall in
Nearly Every
Line.

Coal dealers and the special coal
and food commission OF the state
are having a merry war this week.
orders issued at the apitol city
Wednesday fixed the price Of coal at
The mines and the jobbers' and re-
-aiicrs' profits. Jesse r. Esch bach.
chairman OF the commission. as
-crted that the order WAS intended
20 prevent the taking OF abnormal
profits by the coal men.
hmm ediately after the issuance Of
the order, a number Of protests
poured into the Offices Of the coal
commission. Retailers and jobbers
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-09

oats dropped 30 cents the bushel:
corn sells at $40 10 $3.50, as
against $3.50 10 S1.75 a week ago.
Glover seed fell 81 the bushel. alsike
clover. 81. and alfalfa 81 the bushel
respectively.
Shelled corn. bran. middlings.
wheat and rye each fell from %
cents 10 so cents the bushel. Nearly
every section OF thu market took a
decided downward movement.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-09
GRAIN AND FEED.
corrected Daily by d. b. Morgan. STAR
Mills, Hydraulic Av)

corrected Daily by d. b. Morgan. STAR
Mills, Hydraulic Av)
SHELL CORN-Paying $40
OATS-Paying csc: selling so TO 90
BRAN Selling S275
MIDDLINGS-Selling s325 hundred.
CHOPPED FEED-Selling $3.50 per
cvt
SCRATCH FEED-selllng $3.50 per
GRINDTNGs--Sc bushsI.
HEAT Buying 1885
IlE-Payine $1.6O
LIVE STOCK.
Corrected Day by Major Bros. s. To-
gan ST., Mishawaka.)
HEAVY FAT STEERS-Fair to good.
l0d11c: prime. I2Q14c
HOGS-13O 10 100 lbs lac: $50 70 175
lbs, Ike; IL to 225 lbs, 15c; 225 TO
800 lbs. 15c.
PRODUCE MARKET.
Corrected T-1ay oy the DrOtherhosd
GrU-SoFy. 230 -. Main ST.
BUTTER AND EGGS-Creamerr but.
ter. paying COO pound. selling Coo pound /:
eggs, paying zoe; settings j5c dozen
FRUITS AM vEGErNRt TS-FruttA
California naval oranges zoe per dozen /:
sellii ; $500 cWt.: new cabbage. paying
&c h.. selling SC Ii.
NEW POTATOES-5Oc peck.
POULTRY AND MEATS.
Corrected Dairy Oy JIntufo's Marked
IT'S 4. Jefferson blyd.l
BEEF-Roast. So66oc: boiling. zoe:
rsund STEAK +oc; sirloIY. COO; porter.
eouse, roc
PORK LOIN-4oc.
LARD-3Oc
STRING CHICKRE-76c.
HIDES AND TALLOW.
tCOvs~ct~d Today by =. W. LppmAu. a1s
n, Main -.
HIDES-10c to 15c; caifskins 10c to 15c
bOW. 2G3c a H.: beeEwaI 25n35c
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-09
South Bend Markets
HAY, STRAW AND FEED.
Corrected Daily by the Wesley Mtlel
Flour x Feed Co 42O - MichfRanl

HI"uF a leu Co. F-U ;. MIchIgan-l
NEW HAI-la"ins SoJN.s. .ilnc
S34d4O
Old CoRN-Paying 81 90. selling $50
TO S175
STRAW-Paying SO, selling S14d16,
or So bale.
OATS-Paying SOC, selling 10 10 SOC
CLOVER SEED-Paying SO. selling
81 .l12O
ALSIKE CLOVER-SeIIing sis 70 $50.
ALFALFA Northern groWnl-S20.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-09
". 4. MILLER MARKET CO.
"Green Front Store"
233 S. Michigan St.
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY

Spring Chickens, Fresh Dressed per pound .43c
Hens Fresh Dressed, per pound ............ .38c
Leg of Lamb Tender per pound ............. .29c
Lamb Shoulder Roast Very Good, per pound. .23c
Pork Roast. Shoulder per pound ........... .26c
Veal Roast, Shoulder per pound ............ 24c
Veal Chops, Rib Cut, per pound. ............. .2sc
Beef Pot Roast Lean per pound ......... lac
Picnic Hams Not Salty per pound ............ .24c
Boiling Beef Fat or Lean, per pound Toe
Hams. Regular Surgar Cured, per pound. 3Sc
Bacon, Small Strips" per pound. ........... .29c
Corned Beef Tongues, per pound .............. 23c
Boneess Corn Beef per pound. ............. Zoe
Strictly Pure Leaf Lard ID. 26c; lbs for. CSC
Gem Nut, NutOla and Marigold Oleo lbs. for sec
We Sell Wholesale and Retail
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-09
11O-112 w. Division St.
Fresh Homemade Pork Sausag

This Meat is all strictly fresh, not frozen
Graham guardian., 1920-07-16
Facts About
the PHILIPPINES

The Filipino people number 10, =
350,64 of which 9,495. 272 are
Christians, and only nine per
cent non. Christians.
They have been Christians for
300 years, and have a culture
and refinement that will compare
Very favorably with that of other
nations.
The University of Santo Tomas
is 25 years older than Harvard.
English is taught exclusively
in the Philippine public schools.
Two million natives now speak
English fluently, and there are
100000 English-speaking chill
dren in the public schools. 1t is
destined to be the national
language.
Seventy per cent of the inhab-
itants of the Philippines over 10
years of age, according to a
census just completed. are liter
ate. This is a higher percentage
of literacy than that of any
South American country. higher
than that of Spain, and higher
than that of any of the new re-
publics of Europe whose indepen-
dence is being guaranteed by the
Allies.
The Filipino people are unani-
Graham guardian., 1920-07-16

nous in their desire for independ-
ence. Whenever they are called
upon to deposit their ballots they
have always ratified this aspira-
tion. At every session before
adjournment their representa-
tives in the Legislature reiterate
their faith in the principles of
liberty and the independence of
the Filipino people.
There are only 1854 Japanese
in the Philippines. There are
124, 600 Japanese in California
alone, or 10 times as many as in
the entire Philippine archipelago.
A special delegation of Filipinos
officially representing the Fill
pino people, are attending the
two national conventions, seek
ing an endorsement of the Fill
pino desire for independence in
the platforms. Their arguments,
briefly stated, are as follows:
First. That the American
Declaration of independence de-
clares that governments derive
their just powers from the con-
sent of the governed;
Second. That the American
Congress, in the Jones law, SOL
emnly promised the Filipinos in.
dependence upon the establish
ment of a stable government,
and that their claim that the
said stable government is now
in existence in the Islands has
Graham guardian., 1920-07-16
ST. JOSEPH STAKE
Union Day Meetings

1890 a. m. ~ a 20 --e
Teachers Training Glass, Room 8.
High Priests PRESIDENCY. Room 8.
Seventies PRESIDENCY, Room Z.
Elders presidency, Room 6.
Stake Presidency and High Council
special meetings.
1900 noon
Genealogical Society, Room 8.
Y. M. NJ. |. A. (Stake Board, Room Z.
Y. L. M. l. A. (Stake Board), Room 8.
Primary Stake Board, Amusement
Hall.
Sunday School (Stake and Local Su-
perintendencies).
l2:45 p. m.-
Religion Class (Stake Board) Room A..
High Priests Quorum meetings,
Rooms.
100 p. m.-
Bishops meeting.
Primary stake and Local..
Y. M. M. l. A. (Stake and Local.
Room 2.
Y. l.. M. l. A. (Stske and Local.
Room 8.
Seventies Quorum meetings, Room Z.
Elders Quorum meetings, Room 6.
Relief Society stake and Local.
Chapel.
l:45 p. m.-
Acting Teachers and Home Mission
aries.
2:30 p. m.--
General Stake and Priesthood meet
ing. Everyone invited.
SPENCER KIMBALL,
Stake Clerk.
Graham guardian., 1920-07-16
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

In the Superior Court of the County
of Graham, State of Arizona.
In the matter Of the estate of Henry
Dial, deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the under
signed, Mary Dial, eXecutrix OF the es-
tate of Henry Dial, deceased, to the
creditors of, and all persons having
claims against said deceased, to exhibit
them with the necessary vouchers.
within ten months after the first publi-
cation of this notice, to said executrix
at the Office of Stratton & Lynch, at
Stafford, Arizona, the same being the
place for the transaction of the bust
neos of said estate in the County of
Graham, State of Arizona.
MARY Dial,
Execu tvix.
First publication, July l6, 1927.
Last publication, Aug, 6, 1922,