davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-04-13
llrlfnn moo urrncpll9trn.

9llminoelia Nillitureucllc, 'oolc-
oea ION iorcIlaact inOiert her Snn.
Oct / oct Toriloa til Guaranteeing
al NrInecu, iom mi or unbcr Schano
lima / Gongrtaicn, bar ingcu 6orInd.
rer / Senator aultc Nellou, lon her
ON GaQen taltc imoo ToriIngri %
bIunot olloct ia, al &%crnepli9t /
,Srcn5tio eitcr bars Q}cnin9 bar noe.
m%ptratiif "a uamerifanlf. Nelerittc
uiloc tprnlQuc 4iiIiturruelIcr Qlere
llnoc Wfrro I'll ulrfGli9c Snl0otcr.
mcntc Sc1dtorcn. gmcrifn ma life
Qlerc4 Ill Ell mlIitrr Notion. VI On
tier lite al citcrlignc sc CnropTlifc
@uubc / 0ctic. Cc 6orcucoc Stater
nil life barre ct N}ilitUrmnGt, 'liG
iom GpitIou0 bar "a iom 6rontriI
CT ben 0oQ ionl VI piloc fife, at
@onoct9 llraoom iflloe Iorla6c 1T
9Irbcioc jao % iao lru8c bpcrt Nur
for al opcpc5 til ariq,
Scnator NelIou tror, al man fan
opnnn bcorc HcinItntcr. ON Ell Gre.
bicbel al Sen itnnenbe Armc pna
100000 euer 100000 huerue2 iom
iripiQiac ior ct gor. ltonr Narct
por omme, ituIoc oiSic iriuluilr len
oe2 hIem oQ critnttc5 mco ANDRE iri
piliac % Zig pioere. Noo ocnue
Mnooe pil0e hi in0en iaa 9Ior Ia en-
tamo0nGtia 6eIeruenrmc, Iom ulIoe
uoaisrc ct tilitrrtfeIig 2nno3ioripur,
% set belle piIoe foitc &anoet Tor
hoIoSpis Iioct, io~mmcnliQnct meo,
hooo man iorlauqcr til Sen iorcilooc-
DC SGrorouina. 0cnne Vluu bapoe
oPrct forieQt / Hreiicn, ia Scnoto-
rem. Otter Ell ariq mes HapoIeon
if Greiieu life @oo I'll nj Ia ell lter
re Nrrrc emo 10000 Mono. Oct
hoI6t fla S~orpligtcIien e'terretteIig,
men oct iii aIIigeueI Ell nlcget itart
&pr, i6et man hpcrpet me Sroppcr
hoert 4nr, ino ser itaoig bar luI0t
% az rpeoe SoIonter, uaqtct Mrren
fife oueriteq Sen iaitiattc. 8rpnie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-04-13

Soelen forut." Scenen | Suer'n
bpor ban bapoe git Nels lit sGresoro
paa, at intet onbt lfiilbe u~eoerfares
&ogna, itob meb ct Ips leperoe for
bam.
80, ieg buffer Bet" iparte ban MI
/ Ell liot ip~agfGroisere Zone.
Och nj minnas, bpao jog lofpoo
err peo lama Siuf9llet2" SO, Sonas
erinoret oct goot M, raar ban bIep
miitoct ON oct. Nels bapoe Iagt, of
bpis Der bpnote Hagna noget, ifllIbe
ban ilaa bam libel.
ga, jeg minoes oet," ia ban;
"men Der er 10 intet bGnot benoe."
"8el, set bin openbaras ON foea
Sib," iparte Nels. Sag bile enbait
idga, at Jag ar Man for mitt
Orb, ia mig lin tlian!" 9ermeo
Hap ban Saeet / Sonas' Sfuloer og
gift raft op Srappen. &asna ifpno.
te Zig at Imultte mo / lit &9relie, oa
bum bprte bam fomme.
M~rnIiot.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-04-13
Collin ON rrr0rn.

: Tishrsiiour, nu, honro,h4 pnr
40 1,rno f,,+., a., IL p~,,icrcr,c,
,,;,o ,1ron -, ;,>,,, bo, alarm r,,,r
;, DR. vhr 0o0-r Vr,,,.ior c,,.
r,nra4 y,.ar,.,,r r,n ar,;,i,r,, I'M;
ror,,-s. 81, ErSrr, hr,r; ,,r,f,m.
NOR ;ar,cnna un.,I,I;cr.
=. bonita rirNc roturG7nis n,
n1rre- ~, VI iro nc, ,,o,, or;,s+;ns
Prn7,r n, $, r,rsrn, 7,,,, f,r g.
c,,r H,r,,rf,;, e,,,S, ,r,h;,r;, 49,,
ms o., ,n,,r, cr,ns5,,,;,,h q.
cIo,s N,roA,s No, H,rh,,, m,,,
,,r Acr,, ;,,,r ,,; ,,;, ,,,> ,,,I
., So, 4en;t, ion, NV r;n,,, 49, >. 90,
M, 1,rn,~ >er ro, -,.,,.i,r
M.rh,,, e,,, i,,,,,, ~, c,,~,,o. ;,,,,
e+o.or MONT, ~. q, h,,,~, ~. u.s.,
bro+ rI,,rrrneGeso, 4r,., De;.r,r.,,
,,rs,,. -, r,r,,,,n, or; -. an,
So b,or,,o 9n,1,,6 is,.o .. b,,,,.
% So onI,ooenha ,,a,,r,rc c,,,or -,
mcrgon+iIc Gorro;,cr io,,t;n,, mas
=, SO, ,r~;ohrrb,, hor,s 5;,,,Is 4.
,r,ehe scres 5r;he nil ,ff, f,,,,
+pnfos n, ho 5oIn mos =, 1,o,,,
then WsitroJ+c, haor Sow fam,
hes nm Sribeb "a Rct nil life f,,r
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-04-13
"Wclp Nurf y&orlo", set iteritc ..

rimcliQui2 melt inbilnOcllearige De
motratlitc Nlab / Hnnoct, crtlrrcr
citcr Sc lem SocinliitcrS l~lo'teoelir
al Ncn 0orf5 %cli@lntur, at BET al.
tio bor puret imoo Socioli2men
ollie ocn9 Sormer % lrcnloeleS er
imoo ocn: men nour olslc lem 20.
ciollitcr iQIcn opitilica iii Wolg 'lger
@laoct, ngtcr oct dt a nent IN beo'if
Stette; TIL SperQanlaulet or lille
lunQcrc, ON oe reprUlcutcrcr ell at
irnapTroil cllcr iortn'tcllg polltlit
Zoe. men on NJ M ltaI lnipcno1rc
Sc Iorcneoc Stntcra aonltltttloll
unco McnInu til Gale ~ NcprUlcn.
~totion3rct. Gctic er en- Sag al loo
iuogribcnoc @etp0ninG, at DC lem
Muuo2 ppIitiitc Nn'felller hor lloct
al bctpoe / Communicating nleo oct,
ifrlpcr ~g@orlo".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-04-13

glnerniiubit lfl,loe ma pcutet at bore
iIiqt @orncinnf / NorAe@ Sioritti9
ira ct Wcblcn al ct Vortt. lonl ltef
ter Strciflcocrc, ser irller arbeloas
piai0c mco BOLD. % boi3 nct'tre
Slsi ipmpatiicrer nlco DC blooi9e
@ol0ahcrifere / Nu9lanh.
,Sric Wcnncifcr Ton hcre'tcr lite
noQct 2onb frrrc Ct Trlntle8illllt
'on mloitrnoia uippbncoe, nsltrole
GA ireOlnitc Solf. &c WiWnb, lom |
Roraca Stortinq tnltc ont 9tor9ea
?Grc ~ cuong nlinoct ON Glo3uolo,
alclntc, al 9torGc3 pore frazer, at ~
life umboraQer o5 Dor Tlig. III 'orI
ct irit ,foIf at itnn lanlnlelt nleo DC
H%ntioncr, lont for Gioen bpoer oeIl
iteritc @arontl ior, al DC bonoe oil
GA fam oprcthnloc NrbctoStreo meo
Gribc0 i %crocn. VT ocitc or DC No
tiouer, iom bar bclrlet Gl'al3 Soth.
rinQcn o0 Hel9icn. SsnoerlpIlono %
Nplcn, cr oct operreicn0c Nlcrtnl IN
Sen oct noritc 6oIt life / Gnil ON.
NeQcriffc trur leg Scr blun0t oplpltc
Mcuncifcr cr mere cn0 ct Gontol
ionl uiI0e ioreiruffc al lutte 10 III
bette itore Ntoniorbuno, ioul Der lab
lcy OH, beitaacnoc al 5nltlano, Nus
louo o. DC mthonteoon'fc Self.
80 Here iric % <crbcIifcnoc % Tor
ipnr9ouqtiQc NoiIoncr Der l%Iltttcr 'l9
til Iolfcnca Torbuno, OcIto pan'tell
acre nil set uurc al oprettc nogct
iarctrlcnoc Niooiorbuno.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-04-13
Cen pulitiitc Sitnutiun ! Mtinmc

iotd holder puu al bli ~lutere3lant.
9luc inoremmcr. at Nonparti'an
@caQuc bar Ell llcGct b~ctnoellg Stpr.
tc / Staten, 10 at o. aanoloatcr, ,onl
&iQucn ~'tettcr, hnr life lon Ii0cn 10
iiat iii al iau Nlcrtol ucN NrlmPr'
uulact. hui4 DC GIemtnter inoen BET
rcpublitanitc Enrti iom CT | CQpo'
iitiou Ill %jQlcn> Yro9run, life Tan
bli euiQ on at optrU0e | 'anllct Nplfs
nina. Den at optrp0c innllct or ems.
~bctpocunc meh. at noQen a. De man.
ae Observation-Disclosures mo- o're@,
5. D.. ( ~climincrc5 ier Nrimprool9et.
Connie al No~n0joatcrne ices lnllo.
lcrtlo al pare miu0re tilbsicllge III
at lo0e ia 'tnpc2 uo, ~ Clfcltt nrl.
ter liGeircm at hi lat poa Torten.
Ser MI ooQ III Sen Soc NIni hi holbt
en- iaufoIot elimination aonucn.
ton / ct Yuui hpor man penter II
iQmlc onltriua t.10O rcrlblifonltc
Gcltlattr. NJ sc ertINrcoe Aoubi-
Batter ior Sen rcpubIifnnife @uoer.
REORGANIZATION or (homns Trantior
SEN iom cr i~tcrtcit imoo ocn lore
iloacoe GllminatIon2proce%, 'onn bar
ertlUrcr. at han lite aQtcr at IA IT.
act Ncnipu Ill Humpcu / Aoupen
tjoueL eIler tau'tc rettcrc, &anloc!
uco GclcQotualNeue iar Aonocntio
mem. Ter I'M llo iii at pile toncentrc
re ia en- Stnt2ouoltor :. II. :
Ereu5 % Stuta icfrctrr &liltl;
Schmohl. Ten iioiturpntc har al
luHlc pUrct crtlUrct &anoioat 10
@uucruor. Nreu3' NdN har Al .,
III uUret nppnt, % ser har uUre
cuct ct uilmot lite ubctubellG Sru
'or at bcuGQc ham Ill al ltlUC ill
men aItnra hor tnoet poa, az hal
helm life cnifet ar giarc oet Gel
vao octtc Sio@pultt hor han life er
fIUrct iig Tom anuol6at. San ha
, ooQ laat, al han Nil bric III FOR. hpa
Examinations Nonucutioueu bciIui
Ter, % or berc0t Ill al itsttc oeu Ial
oioat man ser %idnller ia on. va
&o'le al oCllnc GrflTrluQ oil {
: Y}aaIc CeleQater III Aonpcntione
! il6cu Sull bli paoIaQi al lienrmc 10
ham Iom ToriiciS Wuuernertnno
Dat. % net er ouerpeleu0e lanoipnlil
al han nj ulie ia al ho StemmC
nof ! aonocntioueu Ill al iUti
Scbmohl % Dc onore 10 al Souiel
r Ser er ianleoca sc beoitc llNiiater II
al Ger ! Minneloto iaor ioetminoi
. bill bli IRE norife @upernsrfanoio,
Ter REQ FrimGrualgei. ioct Gopa.
SnorchuS on SiililS Sborlou log,
ben oemofratiite Domination, oa 2
Senrif Sbiplteao er Honpariiio
/. 9eague'S &anbibat. SoiS Srantic
: bIir itoacnbe iom republifanif au.
oioat. uocn Senlnn iii, buao Gonpe
tionen Den soc Wtal 9isr, nil &a
eerne peo Erimprpalget ba lem aa
bioater ior @uperucr al norif Sc
9. tomit Of u9lee mellenl.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-04-13
Kansas City ~Kvsgmarked.
Sioux City Kvegmarked.
Omaha K~vegmarked-

we 7.75-l2.O0
N.Y. os - feeders... c.bO-13.D
otoeN p,,,,o ~ e.Ies ~. IL. 0O-l3.25
IVln " S.5C-14.50
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-04-13
Notwithstanding.
TO-. 4pril.

sgd St. Paul Kvsgmarked.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-04-13

Es-xRsp As sxooSp cl.Ass NATTun JrSE i5rH 1909 Al
YrY fosr oruoF At bscosAH, Iowa, uspnn TIM Af1
OF CoNapgss OF MancTs =, 1897.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-04-13

&anp I eentraIe Iinnetpta, ubprfet % tt'
propeb, gunfiae BtIiaar. strtu efter frte Cplpsnt1s
aer. Aiber Iurrap, 18abena. Dainn.
Evening star., 1920-01-14
GOV. LOWDEN IS GUEST
At A RECEPTION HERE

Gov. Frank o. Lowden, Illinois
"favorite son" for the republican
nomination as President, was the
guest of honor at reception given
mick Of Illinois at his home here,
1901 F street northwest. Many of
the leading republican members of
Congress gathered to greet the gov
ernor, among them Senator Lodge of
Massachusetts,, the republican leader
and Republican Floor Leader Mondell
Of the House.
Although Senator Harding of Ohio
and Maj. Gen. Leonard Wood, re-
garded with Gov. Lowden today as
the most formidable candidates for
nomination, were both in the city.
neither appeared at the reception.
Gov. Lowden left here today for De-
troft, where he is to make an ad-
dress tomorrow.
Is Notable Gathering.
Among the senators who greeted
Gov. Lowden last night were Senators
Lodge, Moses. Mclean Of Connecticut,
Kellogg, Capper, Sterling, McNary.
France. Sherman, Spencer, Phipps.
Frelinghuysen, Sutherland, Lenroot,
Warren, Ball and Newberry.
From the Illinois delegation in the
House were Representatives Mann.
Cannon. Frank L. Smith, Wheeler.
Wilson. Williams, JUL, Mckenzie,
Mckinley, Mason, Ireland, Brooks,
Denison. Rodenberg. King, Madden,
Chindblom, Copley, Britten and Gra-
ham.
Other members of the House pres
ent included Messrs. Platt. Sanford,
Mott. Hicks and Ward Of New York;
Merritt and Tilson of Connecticut; ;
Bowers, West Virginia; Baer, North
Dakota; Mondell, Wyoming; Slemp,
Virginia: Anthony, Kansas: Good,
Iowa: Crago and watson of Pennsyl-
Arthur. Oregon; Morgan. klahoma !;
Timberlalee and Vaile, Colorado; Kin
kead, Nebraska: Lufkin. Massachp-
sets; Speaker Gillett, Green, Tink-
ham. Winslow, Tready of Massachu-
setts; Osborne and Elston of Cali
fornia; Kelly, Michigan; Purnell and
Bland. Indiana; Smith, Idaho; Ford
ney, Michigan: Swope and Ogden of
Kentucky; Sells and Taylor of Ten
nessee: Towner. Sweet, Dowell, Green
and Boies. Iowa: Strong and White
knutson, Minnesota: Hays and
Rhodes, Missouri: Riddick, Montana; !;
Andrews and Mclaughlin. Nebraska;
Hull, Iowa; White, Maine; Bacha-
rach, New Jersey; Garland and Tenn
pie, Pennsylvania; Brown, Wisconsin; /;
Greene, Vermont; Hadley, Washing
ton; Goodykuntz, West Virginia, and
former Representative Houk. Ten
nessee.
Cows. Campbell of Arizona and
Phillips of New Mexico and former
Gov. Spry of Utah were also among
the republicans present.
Former Gov. H. c. Stuart of Vfr-
ginit. a democrat, was among the
guests.
Evening star., 1920-01-14
CENSUS INSPECTOR
MEETS0PPOS|T|0N

The first instance of opposition to
the taking of the fourteenth decennlal
census came yesterday afternoon when
John Click Of 1401 Massachusetts, ave-
section, was stoned and driven from
Navy place southeast when he ap-
peared in the half-alley, half-Street, to
enumerate the inhabitants.
Mr.. Click was called to Navy place
by Edith Hannah, census enumerator
covering district No. 104, when she de-
clared herself unwilling to enter the
alley on account of it's forbidding ap-
pearance. Knocking at the door OF the
first house in Navy place, Mr. CLICK
was answered by the bellicose voice of
a giant colored man. who threatened
get out quick. What do you Sc
want?" the colored man shouted.
Went to Take Census.
"I have come to take the census"
Mr.. Click retorted.
II don't care what you come for"
the colored man said, IF you don't
get out, and get out quick, Use gwine
fill you 80 full of lead you won't be
able to get out" Mr.. Click told the
man he and his family would not be
included in the census, but the man
did not seem to care, as he shut the
door in Clicks face.
Proceeding to the next house, Mr..
Gllck met with no response, out tHe
storm broke when he approached the
third house. Thoroughly aroused
and breathing defiance to the invader,
many Of the inhabitants of Navy place
poured out of their homes and set to
work to repel the unwelcome visitor.
They did it with ancient but none the
less efficient weapons-stones and
sticks-and today Mr.. Click. after his
hurried exit from the alley, is nursing
a number of minor cuts and bruises
where he was hit by the missiles.
Mr. Click reported the incident to
Capt Mulhall of the fifth precinct and
was promised police protection in en-
tering the place today.
Accompanies EnumeratOr.
A policeman was sent to Navy place
this morning and went the rounds of
the houses there with Mr.. Click. No
trouble of any kind was reported and
all the inhabitants gave their reports
when asked. Capt. Mulhall of the
fifth precinct said today there was no
trouble of any kind at Navy place
yesterday.
One woman, who wouldn't tell her
right age, was brought sharply to
terms by an enumerator yesterday
when the census taker told her that If
she wouldn't answer the question he
would put her age down as fifty. She
promptly answered the question.
Evening star., 1920-01-14
MRS. ANNIE FREEMAN
FINED FOR CONTEMPT
Repartee in Court Today Costs Her
$1O7Judge Hardison's
Admonition.

Mrs. Annie Freeman. housekeeper
of the Cairo apartments, was fined
$40 today in the District Of Columbia
branch Of the Police Court by Judge
Hardison for contempt of4<fourt.
Mrs. Freeman was a material wit
ness in an alleged disorderly case, and
1t was upon her evidence that the de-
fendant was acquitted. She had been
repeatedly summoned to appear in
the court as witness. officials of the
court say. and refused to come to the
court. Yesterday an order was sent
by the court to Mrs. Freeman to ap-
pear this morning.
Early this morning Mrs. Freeman
telephoned the clerk Of the court ex-
pressing her determination not to ap-
pear. 1t had been planned to send a
police officer to bring her to the court,
but before the case was called she
came to court.
At the conclusion of her evidence in
the disorderly conduct case Judge
Hardison said: 'If it were not for
your evident ignorance in such mat
ters as court summonses I would fine
you for contempt of court"
Mrs. Freeman promptly responded
with That's your privilege. judge"
To which the judge said: "All right,
madame. you are fined SO for con-
tempt Of court" She paid the fine.
Evening star., 1920-01-14
Nine MORE MEMBERS
ADDED TO CITY CLUB

Nine more. active members have
Club by the board of governors. They
are J: S. J. Clark, w. P. Borland. A.
Thomas w. Marshall, F. o. Roman,
H. F. Spinner and H. S. Gibson.
A feature Of the annual meeting
OF the club tomorrow night at 8
O'Clock in the Salon des Nations at the
Hotel Washington. will be reports of
the the ", various officers and committee
chalrmen reviewing the growth of the
club in a few months. These reports
will be brief, most of them being
under five minutes in length.
Among those to report will be j. A.
Whitfield, president; cuno H. Ru-
tary; Henry E. Stringer, chairman Of
the house committee; M. e. Allies.
chairman of the finance committee; Z;
James Sharp. chairman OF the build
ing committee; Charles IF. Nesbit,
chairman of the committee on con-
acting for H. S. Walcott. chairman
of the committee on general activi-
ties, who will be unable to attend; ID.
S. Evans. chairman Of the forum com.
mittee: Edgar d. Shaw, chairman OF
the publicity committee; George w.
Harris. chairman of the committee on
life membership; Charles w. Semmes,
chairman Of the COMMITTEES. on new
membership, and NJ. D. Rosenberg, gen.
eral counsel.
At the annual election of officers a
president, first vice president. second
vice president, secretary, treasurer
and six governors will be chosen. to
serve until the first election to be
held under the clubs new constitu-
tion. probably in April or May.
Representative Robert Luce OF
Massachusetts will speak on "Prices-
Past, Present and to Come"
There will be a vaudeville program.
with a special musical program. ana
a buffet supper will be served.
The clubs forum luncheon next
week will be addressed by Lieut.. Col
Charles w. Kutz. Engineer Commis-
sioner Of the District. who will speak
on the proposed merger Of the street
Evening star., 1920-01-14

not had time to make close study
of the situation. He has not decided
when to call special meeting of
the House District committee to con-
slider this subject. The next regular
meeting of the committee will be
Thursday January %.
1t is the hope of Mr.. Mapes. as well
as of the other members of the Dis
trict committee and the District Com
missioners, that this matter can be con-
Evening star., 1920-01-14
COL. L. H. BEACH CHOSEN
AS CHIEF OF ENGINEERS

Col. Lansing H. Beach has been Sc
lected by President Wilson as chief
of engineers of the Army. with the
rank of major general. His nomina-
tion is expected to be sent to the SEN
ate this afternoon or tomorrow. He
is to succeed Maj. Gen. William NJ.
Black, retired.
Evening star., 1920-01-14
LOCAL R. R. MERGERBILL
INTRODUCED IN HOUSE

Chairman Mapes of the House Dis
tridt committee introduced in the
House today. "by request of the Dis
trict Commissioners" the bill which
proposes the merger of the street
railway lines in Washington. Chair
man Mapes explained that he had
Evening star., 1920-01-14

sidered in committee and hearings held
as soon as possible for the relief Of the
traffic ituation in Washington.
Evening star., 1920-01-14
Enters Congressional Race.

MONTGOMERY, Ala. January IL
A. U. Hollis Of Sulligent, a member
of the state legislature from Lamar
county, yesterday qualified as can
didate for Congress from the tenth
district. opposing Representative
William b. Bankhead of Jasper.
Evening star., 1920-01-14
Mai. Overn Ordered to D. C..

Maj. James J. Overn. Corps of En-
gineers. at Port Clinton. Ohio. has
betn ordered to this city for duty AS
assistant to the chief of the CON
struction division.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-22
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET

New York, Dec. 22.-rhe market for
coffee futures opened easier this morn
ing with first prices to . points lower
under scattered Wall street selling.
Trading was light.
The tone of the market was very
nervous and unsettled on the deadline
which established new low records for
the season on active positions. as March
sold at 6.35 and July at 7.O8
There was some Wall street selling
on this decline and the market seemed
to be as much influenced by disturbed
Wall street conditions AS by any special
feature in the coffee situation, although
the latter certainly contained nothing
to inspire more confidence 40 far as
reelected in the early cables from Brazil.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-22
LONDON STOCK MARKET
cautiousness Evident In OIL Group.
Rail Group More Confident

London. Dec. 22.--Whilc the stock en-
change markets continued to be OF a
holiday nature today, they had a more
stable undertone. Trading was small.
The oil group was better, but eau
tiousness was In evidence Shell Trans
port and Trading was 7-l6. Rubbars
were fat, owing to fresh weakness in
the staple.
1ndustrials were irregular. Dollar de-
scriptions were affected by the slump
quidation having ceased, gIt-edged in
vestments improved.
The feeling in home and South Amer
lean rails was more confident, and they
held we'll. The foreign section was neg
lected. Kaffirs were quiet. but firm.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-22
Inuestiaate Steel SaIea

New York. Dec. 22.--The committee
of business conduct OF the New York
Stock Exchange requests members to
give details OF purchases and sales OF
Replogle Steel and Vanadium Steel for
December 20 and 21. Also to state their
position in said stocks at close Of busi-
ness December 81. II Is desired that the
date of transaction, name OF firm with
which transaction was made, customer
and other details be given
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-22

The Swiss National Bank statement
or November 90, shows a ratio Of 7O,3
per cent between the amount OF gold and
silver in the bank and the total note
circulation. This is the only note issu-
yer amounted to 653,O35,3l6 francs.
against a note circulation OF s2s,65i,-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-22

third as large as the Philadelphia meet
ing for organization Of a county com
mittee in which 100 delegates will par
ticipate.
Philadelphia leads the state as d
Legion city, not only in point Of mem
bership, but also in the matter Of the
size of its posts.
Thomas p. lowry. Jr., has been
elected as the new post commander of
the Thomas Roberts Reath (Marine)
Post 1S6, succeeding DR.. Orlando II.
Petty. The post will publish n news
paper beginning the first of the year.
At recent meeting Of James J.
Barry Post, No. SO, the following off =
GERS were elected: Commander T. F.
Meehan; vice commander, w. II. Halt,
Jr.: finance officers, 8. Goldthorpe
financial secretary, A. w. Zeller; post
surgeon, DR.. w. c. T. Poulson; ser
geant at arms, n. Elberson; executive
committee, 2. p. Zion. L. NJ. Wiler,
II. J. McCarty. y. II. Glisson, +. Ul-
mcr, w. G. Pinkstone, J. +. Shaw and
f. G. Murphy.
The post has organized a bowling
team and desires matches with other
Legion posts.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-22
Todsy's Range in Liberty Bond.
Raw Sugar Market Steady

Nv York. Dec. 22.-The raw sugar
market Is steady on the basis OF lls
cents, cost and freight, equal to sid
cents, duty paid. There We're no sales
Of raws other than reported yesterday
afternoon. There were no importations
reported yesterday, The local refined
market Is unchanged.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-22

The number of stocks both common
and preferred. traded in on the New
York Stock Exchange yesterday was 4o7
high was 405, made December II,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-22

Riordon Company, Limited
Tweny-Y First thaogag Refundns % Bonds
December Due Dueb
n m in
fnadot yUn eshome
strong PROVE Mttd . tiNt will .
information k romomda aomceu
o h Largest manu- adr o pull
CO ppd o pupwh
o o i m
time nnul mees darg@o
DO April 1920 its
mmsn these t t
ant nterest,Y
Complete scruhrsn
Harris, Forbes Co E. H. Rollins Sons Parkinson Burr
Philadelphia Philadelphia
Coffin Burr, Royal Securities Corporation
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-22
LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS.

Chicago, Dec. 22,--IIoGS-Estimated re.
Ceipts, pa 900 head; left over II. .G9l head.
Few sales light and underweight, l5G25c
higher than yesterdays average; 1895 paid
for $50 . 100 FOUND offerings
CATTLE-Esttmated receipts. 5000 head
ShEEP-Estlmated recoipts. 5000 heau.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-22
Financial Briefs

The United States Treasury yester-
day purchased 475.oo0 ounces OF silver
at 81 per ounce, for delivery at the Phil
adelphia mint. Total purchased TO
date is 25,O19,1S9 ounces.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-22

Fast Buffalo, y. v. Dec. 22.-CATTLE
Receipts. 400 head. Steady: steers dull;
common, steady, Caives-Receipts, 100
HOGS-ReCeipts. 1900 head. Strong TO
&c htsher H:.@HS: ~; mixed. lO.20G
and pigs. Sl1 Gll25; roushs' ssqS,35
stays, s.. 50d1.
SHEEP AND LAMBs--Recelpts, 400
head. Slow. Lambs, 25c higher Lambs
t6ml1, Yeatllngs. s6a $50 wethcrs $50
,. 50. ewes. SEA 4.0Oi miXed sheCp S4IGnh