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New-York tribune., 1920-09-24
Drop in North American Trade

Drop IN Nofth american AFaoe
An unexpected development shown
By The analysis of the Department of
Commerce figures is that the proper
ton OF American tonnage employed in
the trade with other North American
countries has declined sharply.
Whereas in January 70.5 per cent of
the entrances and clearances in this
category was of our own shipping, the
percentage in July had shrunk to SIS
per cent. Nearly 10 per cent of this
decline was recorded since May.
As American shipping has held a
greater proportion of this than Of any
other trade its trend is regarded as
especially valuable as indicating the
progress or recession of the new mer-
chant marine. 1t is, therefore, signiti-
cant that whereas American shipping
movements in this trade during July
were 2.S43 900 net tons greater than IN
January the gaia made by foreign
shipping was only $4,000 tons less. In
January the lead Of our vessels was
l,les,0oo tons, but in May the gap had
been widened to 1,T772,000 tons in our
favor July figures, however, show
TIA. the lead has now been reduced to
100000 tons, practically no greater
s"~u III . ttilC Aii ttiC S2ItC
period cur percentage of the total
movement has been reduced nearly 13
per cent.
The situation in regard to the trade
Nth Europe also presents some pc
eufar aspects. In January only 30.7
Per cent Of the movement to and from
European ports was in American ves-
seis, but in April the proportion had
nsen to nearly 39 per cent, falling TO
about SO per cent in May, rising to
u per cent IL. June, only to fall to
sss per cent in July, or lower than at
We beginning Of the year.
European Trade Situation
Tonnage conditions in the European
vsde also show that American ships
ave gained no ground. In January
Ge movement Of foreign vessels was
.,iae,oo0 tons in excess of that Of
i american shipping. In April this lead
sas reduced TO 727 900 tons, but in July
ssseign vessels led by 100000 tons
sse Sa!y figures present a gain for
nioleign shipping of nearly half q mil
aug over the previous month.
ony IN the trade with North and
seasn America did the tonnage of
american vessels employed in July ex-
sa Iast Of foreign nations, as the
.s'a.oslhg table, giving the net tons Of
.sen.es ss,anees and clearanees during July,
New-York tribune., 1920-09-24
FOREIGN SPORTS
Departures for New York

FOREIGN SPORTS
Departures for New York
Gibraltar-S Ansaldo
Tyre-S S Trojan Prince
Liverpool-S Northampton.
Nalparaiso-S g Santa Eiso
Rotterdam-S r Luckenbach
Arrivals from New York
Adelaide-S s Nuddea
no dc Janeiro-S S Martha Washington
Antwerp--S s Rona!ee
Montevideo-S S Santa Barbara
Newport. Eng.--S s Lake Farber
Bel1aSt-S Mason CITY
New-York tribune., 1920-09-24

Tela hacoquiilas; Matanzas; Knock
derna ar1 GAR Mar1eiIles ManzanIo Vera
Romney (Rraz). Brazil; Santa Leonora tU
,ranspo5o' % returned account stern stern
Cuba; Tomalva. Philadelphia. Sailed: Strs
British Empress (Br), Havre and Rouen
Ghessnut omas ut Pdl. H,l. Sabine; copan Mondl
Dorothea, Campeche; Harald (Nor), Port
Arthur; Hibureas Wondl; Rluehelds via
cruz Kewanee Tampico ata f1oSg DrsRe T} Sap9 Ne@
York Lake Gunni, Mobile: Manz Isles
npzr1. Ta'npico; Noia, Frogreso: Peekskill.
Roath (Br). st Nazaire: Santa Alicia obs
M1nltltlan; T.sucisa!pa (Hond), ,Ceiba:
Lake Charles. Havana; Mercedes dc Lar
ri1ga CBr>. Brixham. Sailed: Str Lake
Freeman. Norfolk. Sailed; Forfar (Br),
s,oterdiit ,saIuApELpHlA' t1l1tfh' Sept 3-Arrived:
thro, LONDON; Rowden (Nor), Port An
t9nio BelleTby G3r), Shields; Transvaal
nan)' Shields; winesden tBr). Newport
bach San Pedro; Dillwyn. San Francisco; :;
Gloucester Boston; schr Horace M Rick-
1ord nral New New London. Passed Delaware
Eastern Tempest, New York: New Toronto
abr)' Sierra Leone. Passed Della
phT,s phTs . o. Bsreakwater: Ise bound out from
New York; Florence Luckenbach. Rotter-
cam; West Ekonk. London via New York;
Scotiand Maru (Jap), ST Nazaire: Birch
ltaf Halifax. Passed Reedy Island, bound
down from Philadelphia: I.ehigh, Los An
geies; ) nonnell, Port Lohos, aux schr
Gasp. Fall River 'N-'
PORT TAMPA. Sept 23-sailed: Begona
No DAM. King Lynn Dock. England; ;
Mascotte, Key West
SAVANNAH Sept o3-Arr,yea. c.
CITY Of Savannah New York; Keyviye
11hr!. sagua. Sailed: Str City of Rome,
TAMPA Fla. Sept o3-Arrived: Str
Lake Lake Faristell, New York: schrs Explicit
otr)' Caibalrlen; Fanny and Fay Mariel,
VINEYARD HAVEN Mass Sept e3-
Arrived Schrs F c pendleton, New York
.or ooth Bay; Barbara w (Br), Newark,
n j. for Apple iver. N S.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-24
Marine Reports
THE TIDES
ARRIVED YESTERDAY

Note-The above figures are standard
eiine and not New York state time.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-24

Buyers Coming
-Chamberlain- Johnson-p Bose
Co: c. Y. Rose. boys clothing and fur-
ntshings; IS East Twenty fifth Street: is
expected September 2T.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-28
iCASI INVALIDO
A CAUSA DEL
REUMATISMO?
/ No sufra I'd. mas? RecObre su
saIud. Ell Aceite de San JacObO
8e prOpO16iOnara aliviO
Immediate.

para que permanecer baldado por
mas tempo a causa del reumatismo ?.
Friccionese con este infalible linimen-
to y en- pocos momentos habran de-
saparecido el dolor y la rigidez de
los m1sculos, 10 mismo que la sensi-
bilidad hinchaz6n de las articula-
Clones. r3sit f@tr
No existe Linimento alguno que ten
ga tanto poder de penetration como
ell Aceite de San Jacobo, nj hay otro
que tan rapida Y efectivamente cure
y fortifque los m1sculos, nervios, ten
dones y ligamentos afectados por reu-
matismo, neuralgias, dislocaciones,
golpes, etc. .Puede aplicarse con Ia
mas completa confanza pues jamas
irrita nj mancha la piel. mo padez-
ca I'd. mas! Compre inmediatamen-
te en- cualquier botica un frasco de
Aceite de San Jacobo, ponga una pc
quena cantidad en- ell hueco de la ma
no fricci6nese suavemente la parte
afectada. In rnomento despues no
sentira I'd. nj el mas leve dolor, ha-
bra recobrado Ell libre uso de sus
miembros y podra entregarse sus
quehaceres como de costumbre.
Hace sesenta amos que ell Aceite de
San Jaeobolse esta usando con ell ma
yer eYitop todas parties del mundo.
En- ,cinco ode las mas importantes Ex-
posieiones- Sc lie ha premiado con me-
dallal de ORC por sus excepcionales
meritos. II .4t a. Bte e Advt. 10
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-28
KuSopatkin es quien dirige las
operaciones bolcheviquistas
contra Persia y Asia

Ell General Kuropat tlSin, quien fu6
una gran figura en- La guerra ruso-ja-
ponesa, es Ell jefe q. esta comandando
los ei6rcitos rojos que dominan el Mar
Caspio y avanzan contra Theheran,
Ell su campaf1a de Persia.
Esta noticia ha sido trasmitida por
el teniente coronel del ej6rcito ameri-
cano, James Ulio, quien Sc encontraba
ell ell Cercano Este con la Comisi6n de
auxilio de la Cruz Roja.
El teniente coronel UFlio estuvo de
paso por Ia Trascaucacia, cuando 6l
y otros varios oficiales recibieron Or
denes de abandonar Armenia, a fin de
evitar un choque con los bolcheviques.
''La llamada revolucion bolchevique
EN- Azerbaijan, realmente no fu6 diri.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-28

Y 81 allf vive, Y Sc ignora en- que po-
blacion Sc encuentra.
Y ter1nina suplicando la Corte
dicte sentencia contra I'd. declaran-
do roto y disuelto ell vinculo~ matri-
monial existente entire ambos.
Y habiendo dispuesto por esta Cor
te que la citacion de la demandada
Helen Christensen Sc haga por me-
dio de edictos que sep ublicaran en- ell
Iperi6dico Ell IMPARCIAL que Sc edi-
ia en- esta capital y es uno de los de
mayor circulation en- la isla de Puer-
to Rico, debiendo tai publication ha-
Icerse por espacio de 80 dfas y por 10
menos una vez en- cada semana.
POR Ell PRESENTE que Sc publi-
cara en- la indicada forna, Sc lie avi-i
Isa a I'd. que de no comparecer con.
Itestar .dicha demanda. dentro de los
Idiez dfas despues de notifcada, 81 la
notification Sc hiciere en- el distrito y
|dentro de los veinte dias 81 Sc hicie-
re fuera del distrito pero en- la isla de
Puerto Rico, y dentro de los cua-
renta dias 81 Sc hiciere en- otra par
tie, ell demandante podra solicitar v
obtener de la Corte un fallo en- re-
|beldfa contra I'd. deciarapdo roto "
disueIto Ell vfnculo matrimonial exis-
tehte entire I'd y eI dicho demandante.
Dado por orden de la Corte bajoI
mi firma Y el sello de esta Corte en-
San Juan, P. r. hoy dia II de agos-
to de 1920.
c. Marrero.
Secretario de Ia Corte de Distrito,
ISecion Primera.
Por Francisco Negroni,
Secretario- Auxiliar.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-28
Civil No. 1903.
DIvoRCIo.
EMPLAzAMIENTo.

Ell Pueblo de Puerto Rico a Helen
Christensen, cuyo paradero Sc igno-
ra, o sea la demandada antes expire
sada.
Por la presente Sc notifica que Sc
ha presentado en- la oficina del secre-
tario de la Corte de Distrito del Dis
trito Judicial de San Juan, P. r., Sec
cion Primera, una demanda en- la
Ncual el demandante, representado por
su abogado, Lcdo. E. H. F. Dottin,
San Juan, P. R., sustancialmente ale
ga:-
Que Ell demandante Y la demanda-
da contrajeron matrimonio en- la ciu-
dad de New York ell 8 de abril de
1903. Que en- este natrimonio no
Iprocrearon hijos nj existen bienes de
Ia sociedad conyugal de gananciales,
Que el demandante viene residien-
do en- esta Isla por mas de un ano
antes de la presentation de esta de-
manda.
Que la demandada ALA por Ell mes
de agosto de 1918 estando viyiendo
ambos c6nyuges juntos en- el pueblo
de Christiansend, isla de Santa Cruz,
Islas Virgenes, abandon6 ell hogar
|conyugal sin causa justifcada y con-
ira la voluntad del demandante.
Que despues de esa fecha no han
vuelto a hacer vida marital viviendo
Iseparados y negandose la demandada
a regresar al hogar conyugal.
Que depsues de abandonar su ho-
gar la demandada. fue vivir a los
Estados Unidos, vino luego a Puerto
Rico y Iuego Sc marcho para Ia re-
|pdblica de Santo Domingo, ignorando
|el demandante el paradero actual de
Ia demandada, pues no sabe 81 adn
Sc halla en- la Repdbliea Dominieana.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-28

gida por ell Gobierno Soviet y ST por
Enyer Pasha y Nouri Pasha. >ClaroI
que viene a ser 10 mismo, puesto que
Enyer Pasha form6 parte del ej6rcitoI
bolchevique hace un aiio y ha estado
en- contacto fntimo con Trotzky. Pero
10 que 70 quiero expresar es que ell
movimiento es mas mahometano que
comunista, entire cuyas tendencias hay
una diferencia muy grande.
"Es por los montes Caspios no por
Armenia, que Persia esta siendO inva
dida por los ej6rcitos del General Ku-
ropatkin. Los armenios Sc muestran
muy hostiles las ideas comunistas Y
fin de oponerseles han llamado a
todos sus hombres disponibles entire las
edades de. IS 45 aiios, dispuestos a
detener cualquier tentativa bolchevi-
que de apoderarse de SUI territorio Q
para hacerle frente a los Nacionalistas
turcos, que pretenden invadirles.
He aquf por que el General Kuro-
patkin Sc ha decidido aventurarse
lentro de Persia, donde >existe un pro
fundo desafecto por Inglaterra Y don
lie no hallara gran resistencia.
Cuando ell Gobierno persa envi6 una
lelegaci6n a Kuropatkin expresandole
lue Persia Sc declaraba neutral lie
! suplicaba por 10 tanto que evacuara
ell territorio con sus tropas, ell General
replic6:
Russia no 'tiene inter6s en- hacerle
dano Persia; pero no Sc retirard
de aquf hasta que los ingleses no 10
hagan de igual manera. Antes de esa
fecha Russia no movera un solo solda-
do de este pals.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-28
Runania |e GnVia G| u|.
timatuIl a los bO|Che-
i. YiQuGS ruSOS =. :.

viena .--Rumania ha enyiado, un ul
,timatumz sl4 sGohierno Soviet de Russia,
dandoles tres dfas para retirar sus
tropas de territorio rumanO, donde
estan pacfficamente penetrando.s,f
L En- ell case de que Russia Sc niegue
a cumplir, con. las eXigencias de Ru
MANIAC esta Ultima esta dispuesta a
ordenar la Immediate moyilizaci0n de
todas, sus tropas disponibles. ~ ~.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-28

tado doctor Robert q. Denton, quien
'atendera los ciientes que asistan a la
Oficina durante su enfermedad y au'
sencia por los Estados Unidos.
(Advt.).
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-28
EI DOCTOR PoNTE

Avisa a su numerosa clientela que
continuando delicado de salud, y en-
CANA, todavfa ha decidido poner en-
frente de su gabinete dental, al repu-l
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-28
INsTITUTRIZ

Sc necesita para la instruction de
dos nihos. Dirigirse apartado 25s San
Juan. Advt.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-09-14

Custards made with Lbbys Eyaporaed Milk smooth,
hrm and decate-with added, delicious flavor that
will make the children excan-Oh, mother this good
what did in it?'
Have the deighuIaavor of Fibbys milk in all your mix
desserts
To establish their first condensery Libby the finest
daryng district of the United Statesamous pasture lands
where gazed the finest pedgreed where who had
been daymen for generations gave their and the milk
the most perfect, the most intelligent care.
Here the Libby condensery took only the finest of
this fine milk, testing it constantly for richness for purity
And the demand for tisnoceab finer milk has increased
rapidly that Libby has had establish condensery
after condensery each in the of rich milk country,
each taking only the choicest milk.
Just the pure, rich milk
Nothing is added this fine rich milk, nothing is taken
of it, except than half of moisture 1t handled
immaculate way, packed in harmproof packages, and
sterlized by special Libby method it reach
table pure and fine when it left the sPodass Libby
condensery.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-09-14
Now-every Topeka home
can have this finer milk

EIOOuCl Oh 1du1OuS pasture 1auOS sent mere
in sufficient quantity for everybody.
Libby Mcneil & Libby announce that they have now ar
ranged the demand from Topeka for their Evap-
Grated Milk.
Produced as this milk is from only the very finest yield
of the richest dairy lands has been impossible heretofore
to supply all who wanted it.
Topeka women who have, heretofore, been fortunate
enough secure it, found gave much richer, much
delicious favor their coffee and all their cooking,
that they went any trouble to get it.
They told other women about it, and the demand for
Lbbys Evapoated Milk has been psistent that Lbbyhas
now made arrangements supply all Topeka homes.
All grocers in Topeka have get Libby's
Evaporated Milk. Your grocer has it.
The difference this milk makes in
coffee and in cooking
You will never realize what difference the milk you use
makes in coffee and in cooking until you begin
Evaporated Milk.
You will be delighted.
Your coffee served with Lbby's Evaporated Milk has so
much appetizing aroma much character and
flavor that you will be satisfied with other milk
cream in coffee-after you have tried Lbby's.
All your cooking will have finer flavor that will make
your family think you have learned special wrinkle
IN cooking will make your guests excam your
vegetables, your hot Breads your buildings.
For Lbby's Evaporated Milk has an Individual flavor
thatgves and better taste everything you in
From famous pasture lands
For fifty years the Libby ideal has been prepare all their
products right where the finest of each kind be found
Their peach kitchens in the suhooded valleys of the
Golden West. Their pineapple kitchens Hawaii. Their
salmon kitchens IN cold-b bound Alaska.
The Keota news., 1920-04-16
FOREIGN.

France, In accordance win tno tSsWs
Of the Versailles treaty. have begun
recently.
japanese troops have captured the
entire length of the Cssuri railroad
from Vladivostok to Khabarovsk. &C.
cording to Toxic oablegram.
DIR. Meyer. who 10 on the allied ex'
tradition list charged with III treating
war prisoners, has committed suicide
at Halle BY taking poison. says the
I-okal Anseiger.
Polish successes are reported along
the sluts river. where Bolshsvist a.
tack has been repulsed. Gsneral Lat.
owski's forces captured 800 Bolshev.
lists. four guns and much ammunition
and other material.
The Germans are working feverish'
~ to construct giant commercial and
passenger airships and alrplanss. &C.
eording to . report from Romanshosn.
The first trials Of two monster ma.
chimes werc successfully held above
Lake Constance recently.
After studying the State Depart.
msnt's Interpretation of the Monroe
doctrine. sent several weeks ago. the
Congress Of Salvador adopted decree
proposing the creation Of q Latin'
American Court of Arbitration with
the United States excluded.
The German battleships Nassau and
Ostricfaland have arrived at the Firth
Of Forth In England. this constituting
the commencement Of The surrender Of
the remainder Of the German warahips
under the terms Of the treaty Of Yer.
saillea. Ultimately
The population Of Canada for le20
10 estimated at 1900. 900. ~ compared
with 100000 In 1911. In q report
made public In the House Of Commons
BY Secretary Of State Sifton. The e.
timated total revenue for 1910 IL S826..
100000. Total revenue per capita for
1870 II estimated at 3S6u and ex.
pcnditures per capita at $75.0l.
The German government hopes 70
raise .000.000.O00 marks by unusual
levy on telephone subscribers. Il u an.
nounced that they will bs assessed =
special one-time tax Of 1000 marks.
which will bear interest and be re.
turned when the subscription 10 can.
celled. Charges for the use Of tele.
phone will Be more than doubled and
postage rates increased 100 per cent IN
April. Telegraph rates will be heavily
advanced.
0ENIRAL.
Tho torpedo boat destroyer Peary,
named In honor Of the late Rear "A.
miral Peary. was launched at the
Cramps shipyard on the eleventh an.
nivsrsary Of bis discovery Of the North
Pole.
Patrick Tyrrsil. % years old, who
was one Of the guards about President
Lincoln when the chief executive was
shot, 10 dead at Chicago. Mr.. Tyrrell
was connected with the secret service
for many years.
"Fighting Bob" Evans old battleship,
the Iowa. now condemned and out Of
commission, 10 destined to play an i'm.
portant part in the experiments of the
Navy Department In the control of
ships by wireless.
A thoroughbred Poland China ho9,
which william Brothers, breeders, Of
villisca, Iowa, bought about fifteen
months ago from L. Il. AcClarnon Of
Braddville. 1owa, for $285, has been
sold by them at private sale to w. H.
Ellsworth Of 0oldfield, Iowa, for the
record price Of $4,000. declared to be
the highest price ever paid for q hog
The Keota news., 1920-04-16

He's q mean father who has MS
whiskers amputateti Just because 'h'
baby likes to pull them.
The Keota news., 1920-04-16
cAUoHT PROM THE NETWORK o.
WRgs ROUND ABOUT
ThG WORLD.
DURING THE PAST week
RGooRo o. IMPORTANT gvgNTO
coNogNoGD FoR OUoY
PRoPlR.
w..,.r. x.~.p.p.s ua,oa New. s.svse~

wsssssn Nswspapss Caion Nsvs ossvSee.
WISTERN.
Patrol of Alaskan waters next sum
mer to enforce laws relating to fisher
ies. gnme and the liquor traffic Will be
undertaken Jointly by vessels OF the
navy. coast guard and gcodstic sur
vcy.
Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Scarle have
been acquitted of charges Of killing
Alrs. Hildn Nenmy. whose body was
found In the furnace Of her home In
Lead. 3. D.. last January. Mrs. Neamy
WAS Mrs. Searic's mother.
II didn't know It was loaded.
claimed another victim at Las Vegas
N. H.. when Winfield Barnett. 10 year,
old. was shot and dangerously wound
ed by George frost. u, while playing
with shotgun and revolver.
Capt. Lewis r. SchiilinE. sa. last sur
vivor Of the Alamo massacre. noted
pioneer character and adopted ron Of
Kit Carson. died at the National Sol
diers' Home at Sawtelle. Calf. Schil'
ling was native Of Ohio.
A. J. Cooper. n. nm cmploy6 Of the
Union Pacific railroad. was killed at
North Platte. Nch.. when he was struck
by q switch engine that was running
wild. Cooper stepped from behind Z
train into the path Of the runaway 10
comotivc.
Five McxicAn outlaws, members oi
q party Of fifteen who recently raided
the mining camp Of John Hicks, an
American. near Guadalupe Calno. Chi
hunhua. have been lynchcd by neigh
bors Of Hicks. according to word re.
ceived at Fl Paso. Texas.
Four women were drowned at Port
Arthur, Texas, when an automobile In
which they were riding plunged
through nn open bridge and fell Into
the ship canal. None Of tho bodies
has been recovered and the identity
Of the women could not he learned
The cur was from Beaumont and It Il
presumed all the women resided there,
Appeals to the people and lcgisla.
lures of Colorado, Wyoming. Utah,
California, Nevada, New Mexico and
Arizona will be made by Governor
Thomas Campbell Of Arixonn, the new.
IS elected president Of the League Of
the Southwest, to obtain contributions
to finance an educational campaign
for the Colorado river basin project,
covering 2ii,OOO acres.
AauT6oT0N6
Voluntary instead Of compulsory
universal training, MS proposed by the
army reorganization bill, hns been
adopted by the Senate. The vote was
48 to o.
Approximately 1000 Of the 1900
alien reds arrested by the Department
Of Justice in the raids on radicals q
few weeks ago are to be set free by
the Secretary Of Labor, before whom
the deportation proceedings are pend.
ing.
The Senate Elections Committee has
ordered a full and immediate inves.
tigation Of the Ford-Newberry elec
ton by the subcommittee Of which
Senator Watson, Republican. Of 1ndi.
ana, Is chairman, and which will be mp.
pointed for the purpose Of recOuntinR
the ballots Gust In Michigan for both
candidates.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-12-10
WHITEWATER NEW MADISON
PLAY BASKETBALL FRIDAY

WHITEWATER, Ind, Dec 10. -
Whitewater high school and New Mad
ison high school will play basketball
here Friday night. The first teams
of the two schools and the girls teams
will play
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-12-10
INDIANA MINERS VOTE
ON OFFICERS TUESDAY
(By Associated Press)

BRAZIL, Ind, Dec. 10-United
Mine Workers of District No. 8, which
comprises Indiana coal fields, will
ballot Tuesday, Dec. IA, for interna-
tional and district officers.
There are numerous candidates for
the district offices and a warm cam
paign has been waged. The campaign
in behalf of the candidates for the in
ternational offices has also been live
ly. John l.. Lewis, present internation-
al president, is seeking reelection and
is opposed by Robert Harlin, present
president of the district organization
in the state of Washington.
The candidates for each of the Of
fees in the Indiana district follow;
For president-James Foster, Perth !;
Elmer c. Love, Coal City; Joseph Will
liams, Clay City.
Vice president-Lee Mccullough,
Clay City; John Perry, Brazil; Char
les Walton, Carbon.
y-treasurer-James c. Dow
ell, Carbon; John Cabbage, Brazil; Ira
Stoner, Diamond.
District board member Edward
Brewer, Center Point; J. M. Luther,
Clay City; Andrew Mottsey, Diamond;
Emery Huffman, Coal City.
National board member-Ora Asa
way, Brazil; James ]. Mckinney,
Perth; John Lynch, Brazil.
District auditors-Richard Allen,
Brazil; Homer Hansel, Bridgeton;
Hugh Pynch. Brazil; John Saltious,
Carbon.