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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-17

o~dbywajacej sic W kosciele p. W. sw.
Izydora. W Blue Island, PREY kt6--
rym proboSzczem jest X. Stanisiaw
Doberstein. KieroWnikami misyi SO
dwaj misyonarze re Zgromadzenia
Sw. Wincentego a Paulo. z Erie. Pa.
miaHowicie: X. Slupnicki i X. TyzyG-
ski.
W sobote, dnia IA lutego PIP. Leon
i Franciszka Kaczynscy, zam. pnr.
zoos Y. Springfield ave. obchodzili
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ~roczlltce
wsp6lnego pozycia maizehskiego. 4
okazyi tel odbyla sic w kosciele p.
W. Sw. Jacka o godzinie Smej Msza
Sw. ma intencye j%ubilat6w. ktora
odprawil X. Karol Falihski c. R., o.
raz udzie,i{ i'm b}ogosfawienstwa.
Zwiazek ten maIienski poblogcsla--
wiony zostal oSmiorgiem dzieci. mia
nowicie trzema c6rkami pieciu sy-
Mani imiona dzieci nastepujace: Ed
ward, Leokadya, Rozalia, Micha} Ar
tur, Wladys}aw, Klara, Hieronim.
Pc ~nabozehstwie odbyfa sic biesiada
w domu panstwa K~aczynskich.
: y :.
w niedziele, dnia AGO b. M. Cd
bedzie sic koncert u~rzadzony sta
raniem Tow. ,,Pomocy Naukowej' W
sail Sw. Trolley, o godzinie Sci vic
c1orcm. Numery Spiewu, dostarcza
s~pecyalnie zaproszone diva ch6ry
polskie. 2 MISUNDERSTANDING stro-
ny miasta; take beda popisy instru-
mentalme. Blizsue szczeg6}y W swoim
~czasie.
DIS wieczorem o godz. 40 cd
bedzie sic Vice Dclegacyi Sp6lek
Poznanskich " sail par. p. W. Najsw.
Maryi Fanny Niep. P~cr0ecia; pre-
mawiaG bedzie OBJ. ~leekzycki, czfonek
Delcgacyt. X. proboszcz f. NJ. VOL
talewicz G.! inni.
Panna Maya Pyterek, siostTa X.
Piotra II. Pytcrka. prObOszcza para
fiji p. ". $w. ITeTeny, oraz jego go
spodyni, wytechala onegdaj do San
Antonio. Texas. gdZie d1isiaj stanic
ma $lubnym kobicTCu Z Panem Alck-
sandrcm Jurasnek. p~opulaTnym mFo-
dzienccm tamtejszej polskiej osady.
Shubu udziell i'm W polskim koScie-
lie. Y. Moczygcba.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-17
.NOTATKIA
NEPORTERAl

Stowarzyszenie alumnow szkoly
i'm. sw. Stanislawa Kostki, urzadza
" ~najbIlsza ~nledziele, dnia 22go b.
m, prDedstawienie, W sail pod tenn
ze wezwaniem, przy Bradley i Noble
III, o godzinie Sci wieczorem. Ode
grana zostanie Sz6uka p. t. wy
rodna C6rka". Role ~spoczywaja W
rekach znanych ~amator6w, ME ule-
ga pajmnieiszej watpliwosci, ae ca
lose uda sic dobrze.
= q ;
W uajblilsza niedZiele, dnia 22go
b. m, Cddzia} 6Smy Sw. Jana Chrzci
ciela. Macierzy Polskiei, ~skupiajacy
sic PREY parafii Niep. Serca Nary W
Irving Parku, ur5adza sBuneo Par
ty" W sail parafialnet, o godzinie Tel
wieczorem. Komitet p~rBygotowuje
rozmaite rozrywki, kt6re ~ucestnt-
k6w zabawia.
. -
W sadie dla spraw rodztnnych
staneli wczoraj pred sedHa Trude
Stsfsnowie Draius, Fam. p. M. 2S14
Lubbock str. Pant Drajusowa, druga
iona Stefana, jest oskarzona o ME-
lud3kie traktowanie Sedmioletniej
c6reczh swego meza z Pierws1egU
msf5@istwa. Kfsry. Wedle zeznan
Swisdk6w. maIa KIara byla praw-
d3iwym KopciuszSem W domu swej
macochy. Mus5aSa rankiem wynosic
popi8 z domu. a wiecDorem dzwigac
DO miesGkania cie5H wegiel, spell
MAC CRUDE prace domowe it'd. IDA
r1afy she pUuO / takie wypadki, re
musia4a wychCd1i6 z domu o gOdzi-
ME : rauo W dnie zimowe, ubrans
tyiko W spodnia bieIizne I ponczochy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-17

przesliczne kwiaty oraz swemu
bratu "a umiejetne prowadzen'e
pogrzebu i "a wszelkie uslugi /
poSwiecenia do ullenia mi w tym
smutku.
Jeszcze a skladam najserdecz-
niejsze staro-poIskie Bog zap}ac,
w smutku pograzony:
Teodor F. Kierstein, MAJ.
wraz Z rodzinq.
loot
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-17
PODZIEKOWANIE.

Sk}adamy najscrdcUznlcJszc po-
dziekowanic wszystkim krcwnym
; znajomym "a branic ulzia}u W
W jakibqdi sPos6b PREY pogrzc--
bic mojcj najukochahszej zony $p.
Teresy z Kubiakow KRISTEN
/ synka Sp. Alosia,
mianowicic Y. Stan. Gadaczowi,
r., "a cksportacyc zwfok Z do
mu do koSciola i odprawicnia Ia
lobncgo nabozeiistwa, Prev. \.
Fir. Gordonowi c. r., "a wzrusza-
lace do serca przemowe mad zw,o-
kami sp. Tcresy, "a piekny SPiew
PAM Anastazyi Ezop / p. organi-
Scic Antoniemu Wiedemann "a
pieknc przygrywanie ma organach
podczas zalobnej ceremonii, tym
"a niesienie trumny, oraz wszyst-
kim tym. ktorzy nadesfali
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-17
rzekania, a'odziej z lupem swCim
byi ju5 "a dziesiata CORA.


Onegdaj o 2odzinie Gel zrana, cd
byt sic pogrzeb S. p. J6zefa Goiaty,
ktory rozstal sic q tym Swiatem pc
krotkiej chorobie z~apalenia plpc. Or
Szak pcgrzebowy wyruszyl z domu
za}oby pnr. 29551 No. Ayers ave.
do k~oSciofa p. W. Sw. Jacka, a SIAM
tad Pc odprawieniu na~bozenstwa i
ceremonii pogrZebowych ma cmen--
tarz sw. Wojciecha, gdzie zwioki zlo-
como ma wieczny spoczynek. Pozosta-
via W nieutulonym smutku zone
piecioro dTobnych dziatek.
w najblilszy piatek, dnia 1890 b.
m, odbedzie sic daisy ciag wykia-
dow szkdly obywatelskiei, W sab
parafialnej p. W. $w. Jana Kamtego,
W budynku szkolnym. Kto tylko sta
ra sic o Cibywatelstwo tego kraju,
Tub zada takich kolwiek informacyi
W tych sprawach, powinien W przysG-
4y piatek stawiG sic do sail wyzej
wymienionej, gdyz staraniem in
struktor6w / komitetu zajmujacego
sic szkofa obywatelska przybedzie ma
Kantowo specyalnie ma to zapro-
SONY urzednik rzadowy z biura fe-
deralnego. Urzednik ten Mo tylko IL
dzieH stosownvCh informacyi tym
wzgledEie, ale take sam bedzie eg-
zaminowal 1 uczyl. Ci wszyscy, kt6-
rzy gotowi So do udania sic 20 dru-
gie papiery obywatelskie. powinni
r6wniea przybyG n ME potafuja tego.
Jestto tedna 2 najwtekSzych szk6l O.
bywatelskich W Chicago.
. %& q
Prey zbiegu ulic 23ej i s. Kedzte
ave-, automobil kierowany prze& Ar
tura Malasza, zam. pnr. 1871 So. st.
Louis ave, najechai I pokaleczy1 pre-
chodzaccgo tamtedy Antoniego o.
szyhskiego, zam. pnr. Sj41 S. Hal
sted ul. Ofiare wypadku p~rzewiezio-
no Do domu. Sdzic sic znajduje pod
opieka lekarska. Szofera areGztowa-
no. lecz po Z|oEcniu po~rcc2enia Wy
p~uszczono ma wolno$t do czasu roz-
prawy sadoweJ.
Schodzac q tramwaju linii Blue
Island ave. tut PREY S. Kedzic ave.
PAM Anna Miklosz, liczaca lat IS.
zam. pnr. 2533 Troy ul.. poSliznefa
sic ma stopniu tramwaIu. a upadajac
ma bruk uliczny, zwichnela sOhie ie-
wa noge, przytem odniosla ohraze--
mia cielesne. Ambulanscm zabrano
nieszcze$liwa do domu, gdzie sic
znatduJe pod opteka lckarska.
u e. q
Mroz shiny by7 powodem wypad-
ku, kt6ry sic v~ydarzyi wc2Oraj rycn-
10 rano w domu pnr. 3025 Washte-
nav ave. Jak6b Szczygiel. LEGACY lat
As. W wy3ei wym'enionym budynku,
chcacy ogieh W piecu zapa1it. dolai
do niego nafty, ktGra spowodowafa
wybuch Shiny; kawalki rozpaiOneg9
drzewa zapalily nj nIesBczesEwym
odziez: ma krzyk. zbiegla sic rodz'-
ma I pocze1a go natychmiast ratcwac,
Do niejakims czasIe udalo sic pEomieh
zadusic. Zawezwaro w6z ambulan-
sowy. kt6ry zabTaf nieezczeSliwego
do szpitala powIatowego. gdzie sic
znaJduje w krytycznym stanie.
4 q
Jutro odbedzie sic ~uToczyste "a
kohczenie osmio dnioweJ Misyi 6w..
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-17

Prawie ka4dy polsd agent e a
nueciowy oglasza sic W DZ1ENN1KU
CHICAGOSKIM DO niejednokrotnie
przekual sic, lie tn najlepiej mu sig
op@aca.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1920-01-20
RULES

The Figure open Atlanta Semi
their Immediate
families
1870 Jam
Figure Puzzle must show
posmark nota midnight of the closing
navauce subscription
SIS
in
Anya will not be entered
Answers subscriptions In
subscriptions in will be credited
from which the paid
Figure Puz
subscription
of receiving tie
Puzzle charts which
printed Atlanta semWeeky JenFnai
Figure Puzzle Game
answers rs be
subscription The At
Journal is in correspond with each answer
Will awarded player
family residing the address,
Players subscription the
Ali the Figure Puzzle Came how
Should there be
this the right to reject such
uud subscription sent IA either ID fu OF
the subscription.
PLAYER sending in
answer submitted
Figure will appointed by The At
close game decision awarding Of prizes
VIII final.
governing tee VIII be carried out and
Il
Tie Figure Questions connect
through tie columns Of this paper No
Q"est.22s VIII be answered ~ NAL
c a5s9gi fpADS cams A''"'' -As N''-'~
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1920-01-20
RULES IN THE
EVENT OF TIES

In the event of ties, those
being tied will be required to
solve a second puzzle in order
TO determine how the prizes
will be awarded.
This second Puzzle. IL one is
needed. will consist of the same
chart and figures. with the fig
ures differently arranged and
a new method Of solving the
puzzle.
To play the second game
blocks OF four squares Will be
formed. consisting CT two
squares vertical and two
squares horizontal. .he squares
will then be arranged in the
same manner as in the first
Figure Puzzle Game.
Should further ties oc cur.
third Puzzle will be given, us
ing the same chart with a stiu
different arrar cement of the
figures. In this third game
the same blocks g were used
in the first game VIII he used,
but instead of the highest 60
tai, the lowest total will he
the deciding factor.
Should thGTe be am ties
after the third game. the play
ers will receive The full value
OF the Prizes lied for.
In the event Of ties, ore
week will be given to play each
succeeding Puzzle.
Should there be 10 ties, Of
course only this first game VIII
he presented.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1920-01-20
p LIVE STOCK by WIRE
Atlanta Markets

ATLANTA, Ga, Jan. 19.-Cotton by wag-
on, steady, 40.S0c.
CRACKERS
Block sodas,. lie per h.: Pearl oysters.
TIC per lb.: Lemon Creams, zoe per H.;
Lemon Rounds, 29c per lib; Kennesaw Bis
cult and other foe package crackers. 9Oc
per dozen; Blocks kennesaw Salr1nes and
other zoe package s srsfEfls s17S per dozen
Blocks stick candy, barrels, 26c per h.;
Clocks bonbon mixture, 3O-lb. pals, 2Jc;
Block 5 small chocolate drops. 30-lb. pals
sic; Blocks extra superb. chocolates, half
pounds, 35c; Blocks Perfected chocolates.
pJ1nits, SSc.
Pnrity oats. Us. pound. s2,lo; sGs. round.
2is. ronnd. $50; los. round, $4.4O: regu.
Tar Postum, large, S2.2J; assorted, $3.50;
small, s2.70; Instant Postum. large, $3.50;
assorted. SS;Wi small. $40: Grape Nuts.
Tonsties. $40; individual size. $500; krin-
siour. 1Ss. 10: SGs: $3.50;
Dry salt extra ribs, 21lac: dry salt
bellies, medium to average, 22c; dry salt
bellies. light, average. 22G; Cudahy'S puri-
tan brand hams, soc; Cudahy,s Rex hams,
cudahys Puritan lard. fierce basis. 32c:
Cudahy's White Ribbon compound. 251ac:
CGdahy's Rex lard pc.
Cornfield hams, 1oi2-Ib:, 29c; Cornfield
hams. hams 16-1s-lb. soc; Cornfieid picnic hams
6-6-lb., 221ac; Cornfield breakfast bacon
sec; Cornfieid sliced bacon, Lib. boxes, l.
| to case, sec; grocer's bacon. wide or mar
row, 31c; Cornfield pork sausage, fresr
| link or bulk, 24c: Cornfield wieners. IN I2-Ib
cartons, 22c; Cornfield wienets, In 18Th
| Kits IA pickle, $500; Corhfielo bologna
| sausage, in 25lb. boxes. 1Sc: Carnffelt
smoked link sausage, In 25.lh. boxes, be;
GrandmssAer's pure leaf lard. tieree basis,
2sc; country style pure rd,9ftierce basis
27c; compound lard, tierce basis, 26c.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1920-01-20

ashore all the time, and men like
GleaVes, Wilson, Mayo, Benson and
others had talks of the same impor-,
tance, the feeling is that Admiral
Sims, had an especially delicate job
in fraternizing with the British ad-
miralty where a supposed disposition
to look upon the American navy as
all inexperienced outfit, amteurish
and crude, often ruffled the pride of
American naval officers.
The Lanlentable Part
There is one thing in Admiral
Sims charges that will bring out an
interesting phase of the war. While
Admiral Sims was asking for more
vessels, the navy department was
answering the pleas of the British
and French on this side that the
United States take over control of
South American waters and thus
relieve the British and French war
ships for service on the other side.
While the office of chief of naval
operations in Washington was anx-
ioqs to do all it could to grant the
request of Admiral Sims in London,
it had at the same time other points
on the map to look after. 1t had to
keep in the closest touch with what
was going on at Brest and off the
coast of France and with actual ma
val operations, as these were not
managed from London at all, but our
destroyers and our battleships were
under the direct command Of adj
mirals of the British navy at sea.
But the Iamentable part of the
controversy is that while it pehearses
the mistakes or lessons" of the
war, it begins to focus attention
anew on past history and diverts
again the minds OF the legislative
branch of the government from the
most important Of all duties, name
ly. the establishment of Americas
influence in the council of nations so
that wars may become a thing Of the
past. AS Phil Gibbs cabled from
London the other day, the military
and naval men over there, and doubt
less over here, are not yet ready
'to get the smell Of blood out of
their nostrils.'
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1920-01-20
Read the RulesLook at the Prize Ist--7Start Today
HOW TO PLAY
THE FIGURE
PUZZLE GAME

We publish herewith the Figure
Puzzle Game chart. This chart
has $40 squares in it. Each square
contains a number of from one
to three figures.
Nine of these squares, three
verticle and three horizontal, are
termed block. s.f. }rsasH b.
To play the Figure Puzzle
Game you are to arrange your
blocks so that the figures eli
closed in them will total the
greatest amount,
The blocks are to be arranged
on the large figure puzzle chart
similar to those in the Sample
chart shown herewith. Study
the sample chart carefully so you
will be sure to make the proper
arrangement of your blocks.
The blocks may be placed any
where on the large chart except
that they must not touch each
other at the tops or bottoms or
at either side. They may, how
ever, touch at the corners as
shown in the sample chart.
When you have your blocks
arranged SO that when the fig
ures in the blocks are added, you
will have the greatest total it
is possible for you to obtain,
fill out the coupon, giving the
total of your figures, the number
of blocks you have used, the
date or dates on which you sent
in subscriptions and your name
and address. Be sure you use
the coupons, as answers sent in
any other way may get lost.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1920-01-20

ADMIRAL Sims and Admiral Benson.
chief of naval operations, who went
to France with the American war
mission.
Official Figures
There is a good deal of bitter feel
ing in naval circles over AdN iral
Sims activities, and far from be-
ing simply the usual attack on a
civilian secretary of the navy by the
professional naval men, THIS, contro-
versy runs deep into naval ethics,
naval jealousies and naval personals
ties. For instance, resentment. never
has disappeared over the statement
issued by Admiral Sinas to the gem
eral effect that it was the British
navy which get over troops to Eu-
rope safely. Admiral Gleaves felt
compelled to issue q statement Civ
ing the exact figures, and while it
is true that the British merchant
marine, which always had been larg-
er than ours, carried 4S per cent of
our troops to Europe. The United
States ships carried 46 per cent.
But as far as actually getting our
troops safely to Europe, the impress
sion left on the public's mind by
Admiral Sims statement was that
the British destroyers and naval
vessels actually conveyed more
American troops than did our own
destroyerS. The official figures
show that only 297, 099 American
troops went to Europe under British
escore, while 1,720,360 went under
the escort of the United States navy.
The per cents are 81 per cent under
American escort and Ia per cent UNI
der British escort, and per cent I'M
der French escort.
Nobody in the navy department is
inclined to discredit the work of Ad-
miral Sims abroad, for while he was
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1920-01-20
SECOND AUDIT OF
FAIRBURN BANK Is
DENIED TO GREEN

The petition of William B. Green.
former vice president Of che Fair
burn Banking company, and now
under $4,000 bond, charged with
the embezzlement of the bank s
funds, for a second audit OF the
books of the institution, has been
denied by Judge John B. Hutchinson,
OF the Stone Mountain circuit of the
superior court. The decision was
handed down Saturday morning at
10 O'Clock, when Judge Hutchinson
made the announcement to attorneys
for both sides meeting IN the offices
OF Branch & Howard, in the Peters
building.
Judge Hut6heson takes the posi-
ton that he has no jurisdiction in
the matter since GREEN'S case is not
pending in the Campbell superior
court by reason of an Indictment.
The former bank official now is held
under warrant charging embeZale-
n1ent. while Mrs. Catherine Queen
Bradstreet, the woman principal in
the sensational case, also is he'd
under bond of IS, 600 on charge of
conspiracy and embezzlenent. Her
husband, Clarence u. Bradstreet. Is
another principal in the case under
bond Of $4,000.
The alleged shortage of approxi-
mateIy 100000 in the accounts of
the Fairburn Banking company was
announced after an audit made by the
firm of W. o. Martin & Co. at the
direction of the state bank examiner.
some weeks ago.
1t is to this audit that Green OBJ
jects and attempted to obtain an
other investigation by an auditor ap-
pointed by the court. 70 this end
he brought a petition through his
attorneys, George Westmoreland and
Lawrence Camp, the hearing having
been held last Saturday before Judge
Hutcheson. 3
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1920-01-20
cottonseed Products Report
4 For Season Prior to January

WASHINGTON, 19.-Cotton received at mills ex-
2s68795 from August to Dece
compared
S,220,512 for the period 1918.
toaed 2357,4S2 compared With
2122S27 during period 1918.
report period August to December
81,
manufactured Crude oil pounds in 1913
refined oil 459540S56 pounds in
1919 45o,46S628 pounds in 1918 Cake and meal Le7S
in 1918; huls 654
nters 6S593 bales in 1919
hull fiber 651o1 bales 1919 and SSS4
bales in 1918.
Stocks on hand 81 otaled 5S511S for
crude oil 17743oS67 pounds
and pounds 1918; refined oil 201 6S0e41
nnmnds in and S9766.79 80 pounds in 1918.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1920-01-20
Z NEw YORK rRoDUoE MARKET

XEW YORK, Jan. 19.-Flour. quiet and
PssE. sfeady; mess. $45. oo645. 80.
asSt1, traaef; middle west spot, $A loo
Suear. raw, firm; raw, 14.04@15 90; re.
fiaed sranuIated refiners. $15. 00@16. 90.
gotfees RE No. =, on spot, 161ae; Santos
As s..sslS 6n2ac
Tssion. inil: specials, 1sc; city, 17Ac.
Hay.xtendy No. y sl.70G1.so; No.
% ts pouttry, quiet; turkeys, 45G53c:
chickens, osG 41c; fowls, 25Gs7c; ducks, 80
Live poultry. quiet; geese, 359Sse; ducks,
zoe: fowls IS a soc; turkeys, 40e; ROSTERS.
o3c: chickens. broflers, S0033c.
Cheese, dull; state milk. common to spe-
cials. s24633ci skins. common to specials,
S6f23e.
Butter. quiet; creamery. extra. e2c; do.
speciaI market. S2% 163c; imitation cream
cry. frsts, 50QG1c; state dairy, tubs, 510
Eggs, weaker: nearby white fancy, s3c;
aIs-s4y mixed fancy. 66Ss72c; fresh firsts,
67@T2e-
mo, r, CLARK & co. COTTON LETTER
uSEW, ORLEANS. Jan. 19.--Excepting Mr..
H6oFer's optimistic opinion, general political
md Financial news over Sunday was not
encouraging.
From washington: Hope for final action
by the senate on the peace treaty th
nction before February. at its earliest, seems
'precluded., Mr.. Hoover makes a statement
that the move by the allies to remove the
blockade of soviet Russia will bnock the
pFops frona under the Belsheviki. Mesn-
NsNIe. however, Russian news is Vad, the
BSfshevik forces are said to be making
rapid progress in their victorious march.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1920-01-20

Ware & Leland ''Catil such time as
stocks accumulate and hedging pressure puts
actual weight on the market the short SELL
ers will have difficulty in changing paper
profits into cash.
Press: Believe corn a purchase on de-
elines."
HuIbsrd Warren: Look for lower prices."s
BARTLETT Frazier: Any further strength
in cash might easily bring short covering
woith consequent gains
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1920-01-20
GRAIN

CHICAGO, Jan. I9.-Firmness developed
in the. corn market today as a result Of
strength in hog values and owing to less
favorable weather for the crop movement.
Opening quotations which varied from the
same as Saturdays finish to one cent high
er, were followed by a moderate upturH all.
around. Eg Sur
Corn closed unsettled at &c net decline to
&c advance.
Oats hardened a little with corn.
In provisions, the advance of hogs was a
stimulus TO buy.
CHICAGO QUOTATIONS
The following were the ruling prices in
the exchange today!
.. Prev.
Omen. High. Low. Close. Close.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1920-01-20
Three Are Killed and
Score Injured in Blast
Building Is Destroyed

CINCINNATI, O., Jan. 17.-ThRetn
persons were killed and a scores 9E
more injured when an explosion blew
out the east wall of building soess
cupied by the Newton Tea and Spice
company in the river front districts
here early this morning.
The dead are firemen. -,.-s.s
The building, which was destroyed !
adjoined the suspension bridge spap-
ming the Ohio river between Gin !
cinnati and Covington4 Ky. ..e :
1t was on the approach to this
bridge that the ffremen were sta
toned when the wall fell. Electrfese
light and trolley wires were torn
down by the shower of bricks, adj
ding further hazard to the firemeng
and rescuers as we'll as to specta7 J
tors who lined their ratings watpf1l
ing the progress OF the fire. 20, .ssii
This building was partially dee
stroyed. The fire loss was reported
as approximately 100000. -
The amount Of material cartied@
from the land into the ocean in sus=
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1920-01-20
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET

CHICAGO, Jan. I5.--Butter, creamery
extras 6242c; creamery standards, &C;
frsts, 51@62c; seconds, 53tl55e.
Eggs, ordinaries. 59@60c; tfrsts, 611ac.
Cheese, twins, 301a gale; Young Ameri-
cas-, 31@32c
Live poultry, fowls. 3oc; ducks 34e;
geese, &c; springs, 27e; turkeys, 40c.
Potatoes. ears. g; Wisconsin, S4.50@
800; Minnesota, 81. 566ld.0u
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1920-01-20
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srsFpARn < aLuox COTTON LETTER

Ne WOhLEAS, Jan. lS.-EnGugn specl1l
selling apparent from outside sources devel-
oped today oput prices in the cotton mar
ket to moderate says after more or less
sieaaiHexs- in the early trading there were
rufnoTs of large spot sales after hours Sat
urdfys but they did not arouse much selling,
he coed weather over the belt directed at
teftffdfi to the new crop and was RESPONSE
hi a for d part of the offerings. 1t looks
likes AZ trading market for the time being.