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FIRST RUSSIAN CHILDREN
ARE FED BY U. S. AID PARTY

MOSCOW, Sept. 3.--The feeding OF
Russian children assembled from
ed by the first group OF American
relief workers here today.
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New York Clearing House.

NEW YORK, Sept. 3.-Clearing
house statement:
Exchanges. s54s, 500. 900; balances,
$55, 900 900; Federal reserve bank
credit balance, $47,800,0 900.
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Indicted for Mail Frauds.

CHICAGO. Sept. 3.--John l..
a charge OF using the rnails TO de-
fraud, was indicted today on that
charge. Thomas was arrested when
he attempted TO sell stock In a Win
nipeg company to Chicagoan.
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PROF. BELMONT

Noted Clairvoyant and Palmist. can read
krour life by the lines in your palm, which
are the record Of your life. Being q grad
uate OF two colleges of palmlstry and his
wonderful gift of second sight enables him
20 lift the veil OF mystery and reveal TO
YOU important matters of your future life.
Gives advice on everything pertaining to
life; tells the secret Of having personal In
flusnce with your associates. Prof. Bel
mont IL q Psychologist of World Renown.
Headings, 81. 1916 New York ave. ". W..
next door to Masonic Temple.
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LET MADAM ROYAL

EKyptian palmist give you the secret of
success In business, love affairs. Tell
cause Of your troubles How to overcs me
them. Name OF whom you will marry and
when Removes evil influence SO you can
he successful. ~ readings, with ad,. Soc
eos eth Ut. N. W.. het snd New York ave
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Dividends.
Swift & Company
uhiea Stock Yards. Chsa
Dividend No. l43

Dividend Of TWO DOLLARS Cs2.oo) Dor sh.rs
On the capital stock Of Swift q Company. win
b paid on October I, 1sz1. 10 stoekholdsrs Of
rscsrd September 10. loel. 90 shown On TIE
e. Z. fEAcocx. s..r.s.-,
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+. bANKERSMEETI
IN maryland
WiIlAddress Financiers at Home
Of Representative Linthicum
This Afternoon.

Nearly all financial institutions In
Baltimore will be represented at the
conference this afternoon between
Herbert Hoover, Secretary OF Com
merce, and Baltimore bankers at the
home of Representative j. Charles
Linthicum at Linthicum Heights,
Baltimore.
Mr.. Linthicum has been trying TO
induce savings banks and trust com
panies to expand their real estste
loans, and as Mr.. Hoover first made
this suggestion to the entire country
as a means TO aid home building, Mr..
Linthicum invited him TO make q
similar suggestion direct to Baltimore
bankers.
Mr.. Linthicum intends to follow
this up with an attempt TO organize
a committee to undertake raising
a fund to assist home builders.
w. r. & L. Makes Profit.
washington Railway & Electric
Company and Potomac Electric
Power Company in their reports for
July Just made to the Public Uul-
tiles Commission show profit.
while the City and Suburban and
Georgetown and Tennaliytown lines
show losses.
washington hdHWdy nds nct
profit of slightly over $4,000. while
Potomac Electric Power Company
made clear S71 SILL.
City & Suburban lost over $4,000,
while the Georgetown and Tennally-
town line was only behind l,722.
Mr.. Bell Returning Home.
President Charles J. Bell, OF the
American Security and Trust Com
pany. who has been spending his
vacation on the Pacific coast. ms
expected back at his desk on Tues
day.
Market Comment. rS<
In their comment on the market.
tones & Baker, investment security
brokers, OF New York, say:
The oils are continuing to give
good account of themselves and
led the market this week In one Of
the most vigorous movements since
last May. There has been specific
constructive news Of the oils-re-
ports. for example, Of better prices
for crude-and they appear to have
fairly won their present position Of
market leader.
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MADAME YASHTI.

Paimist and clairvoyant; Civ % advice
on all affairs OF life. Tells Of your inner
most affairs" Readings daily and SUM-
day. 721 9th 81. near Rialto.
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MADAME ALLEN

cLAIRvOYANT AND PALMIST.
7oi eth st., N. w. (cor sth and 0).
Guaranteed TO read your entire life--past,
present and future; gives true advice on
This ad and SOC entities you to 81 reading.
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MADAM D'ASHMAN .

washington's greatest and genuine
eiairvoyant. crystal Eazer and card read
or. Advice on all troubles. Daily, sun
days. a-7. Phone Frank. ssl.
7S2 18th ST. N. w.
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BpirituaIism.

Yrs. J. e. MALTBY-Daiiy readings, 81
per half hour. SIT 10th ct. N. Il. Tele-
49,. Tlnaoln bal2 -
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MRS. F. RINALDI
win rive daily spiritual readings by ap
fointment only. Phone Main s15b.
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MRS. JANE r. COATES
VIII rive daily spiritual readings and de-
veiopment by appointment only. Phone
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

Mr.. HENRY WOOD. formerly engaged in
recently established himself with the firm
81 Crock a Corey. real estate. loans and
Wood AZ disposed 10 render Whatever as
sietance desirable regarding the selling
and purchasing Of city and SUBURBAN prop
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w. r. & E. Makes Profit.

President Charles j. Bell, OF the
American Security and Trust Com
pany. who has been spending his
vacation on the Pacific coast. rs
expected back at his desk on Tues
day.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE

Corner store, living rooms and bath:
cases go with bldg Good section for gro-
Gerry. tailor or shoe shop. This Is the
best buy In Washington. Bring the de-
post with you. J
HOME REALTY CO.,
1907 Ga. Ave NJ W. Col a6is-w
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Paimist and clairvoyant. The lady with
singular power who can advise you on bus
SipeSs. speculation, health. family affairs
nm tell you name of one you will marry
Z do TO be success. 81 read. Soc sI2 T. NV.
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WE WANT MORE HOUSES FOR SALE
Owners Of property desiring TO make
snick saleA should list property with W
WV p. NoRMoYLr. $40 st N. ".
JOHN r. DONuHoE q SONS,
t14 Psnnsylvania Ave. 8. n.
Let Us submit Our List Of Homes ana
Inysstments Before You Purehass.
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CLAIRyOYANTS
Licensed by the District OF Columbia

Spiritual medium and clairvoyant OF
wide reputation. Tells about your per-
sonal and business affairs as never told
before. Readings daily. over Pocahontas
Candy Shop. Main 1898. 131s 18th st. NV.
New Britain herald., 1921-01-20
MOSLEM RELIC OF
 ERSTWHILE KAISER
wucnsdorf, Germany, Has Mosque Built There During First Year
 of Great War.

Wuensdorf. Germs any. Jan. 20.-A re- hinder of the time when the former Emperor William attempted to pose as n leader in the Moslem world, remains here in the form of n Mohammedan mosque. which was erected by the kaiser in the first years of the world war. Eight hundred orthodox adher- ents of tho teachings of the Koran reg ularly worship in it.
 II Is the only mosque in Germany and William II built 1t for the bene- fit of tho Cossack and Kirghis Tartar war prisoners who were captured while serving with the Russians and French. An internment camp sur rounds 1t. Under the law of the Kor- an. the mosque must never be destroy cd.
 There has been considerable crfti- eism of the former Emperor for hay ing erected 1t and for the present gov ernment for maintaining 1t. In reply the officials declare it is ther duty to give the Informed Tartars an opportun- lty to worship according to the die tates of their faith. They point out that destruction of tho mosque would he n serious ofrense in the eyes of all Mohammodans.
New Britain herald., 1921-01-20
EVEN UP TO DIE OF !. STOMACH TROUBLE
|ut MT. Baker is well now. Feels like he did at sixteen.

Tone year ago in September I was
 1ken down; couldn't cat, sleep or work the doctors didn't know exactly what Vas the matter. Some said had 'cntarrhal gastritis, and others, cancer, Anyway, was given up to die.
 "A friend persuaded me to try Milks Emulsion. In or 2 weeks, the soreness went out of my lungs, the pains vanished from between my shoulders, and l began 10 cnt and sleep, and work Also the loose and that heavy weight in the left side of my stomach, thatshung like a huge iron ball, disappeared.
 Ky the time l had taken 21 bottles, I could eat anything. sleep like an infant! and the old time vim came back. felt like l did when l was 16"-Lyman Baker. Star Route. Bcrryville. Ark.
 Get the stomach and bowels working right, and most ailments start to leave
 Mtlks Emulsion is q pleasant. nutritive food and corrective medicine. It re- stoFes healthy. natural bowel action, do- ing away with all need of pills and phy- sicS. It promotes appetite and quickly puts tho digestive organs in shape to aa- stmiInte food. As builder of flesh and strength, Milks Emulsion is strongly rec commended to those whom sickness has wea kencd. and is a powerful aid in re- sisttng and repairing the effects of vast Ing dtscasea. Chronic stomach trouble and constipation are promptly relieved.
 This ts the only solid emulsion made and so palatable that it Is eaten with a spoon like ice cream. Truly wonderful for weak. sic&ly children.
 No matter how severe your case. you are urged to try Nirks Emulsion under this uarantee-Take six bottles home with you. use 1t according to directions and if not satisfied with the results, your money will be promptly refunded. Price I3c and $1.50 per bottle. The NiIks by druggists everywhere.
New Britain herald., 1921-01-20
A CLEAR COMPLEXION
Buddy Cheeks-SparklingEye Most Women Can Have
Says Dr. Edwards, a WeIl-Known
 Ohio Physician

Dr.F.M.Edwards for r years treated scorcs of women for liver and bowel ail- ments. During these years he gave to his patients a prescription made of few wellSnown vegetable ingredients mixed with olive oil. naming them Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets. You will know them by their olive color.
 These tablets are wonder-woricers on the liver and bowels. which cause a normal action, carrying of the waste and poisonous matter in ones system.
 If you have a pale face. sallow look, dull eyes, pimples. coated tongue, head aches, a listless, no-good feeling. all out of sorts, inactive bowels, you take one of Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets nightly for time and note the pleasing results.
 Thousands of women and men take Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets-the suc- cessful substitute for calomel-@ow and then just to keep them fit
New Britain herald., 1921-01-20

concerned" he said. Today we are confronted with a big question brought on by falling freights which reflect through increased outla ys and lessening of earnings.
 The. opportunist may proclaim to the world that now is the time to take stock and immediately get out of the shipping business. This might be true if we were not solemnly charged by the law of the land to establish a permanent merchant ma rine under the American flag. The board must conform to the shipping act so as to provide for an Ameri- can permanent merchant marine under private ownership sufficient to carry the greater part of our. com merce"
New Britain herald., 1921-01-20

thnt Voliva has given orders that no taxi-cab was to leave the barn on Sunday except to go tp and from church. or to "go to God Almighty's Crrands"
 Switching back onto the matter of women's dress once more. Voliva gave warning that if he attends an other wedding whore women are not properly dressed he will put on his hat and depart.
New Britain herald., 1921-01-20
MILLION DOLLAR CORP.

Group of Pittsburgh Ffnanciers Plan
 to Develop Industrial Lines In
 Palestine.
 Pittsburgh, Jan. 20.-A million dol lar corporation of Pittsburghers to develop industrial lines in Palestine. is being organized here by members of the Zionists organization. The Pal estine activities committee of the Zionists announced that industry to be developed by the Pittsburgh cor poration included glass, foundries, limestone, brick and machinery
New Britain herald., 1921-01-20
ADMIRAL BENSON
 GIVES HIS VIEWS
Declares That Shipping Board Must Move Slowly in Anything It
 Plans to Do.

Washington, Jan. 20-The Ship ping Board must move slowly in anything it does on connection with changes in the sales of vessels of the government now in force Chairman Benson declared today in an address before the National Merchant Marine association in convention here
 There is no use blinking at the truth so far as maritime affairs are
New Britain herald., 1921-01-20
attempting

eton' Tu.,
 attempting N. Chewelah, fo Dorothy NJ.
 drowning in Forks, B C., ridge hampton. ear old school hilo trying to
 rom drO Wf1 % N. August l4.
 Madison av- W ho tried to on drowning uly 2. 1920.
 Of C'anastota. fatal injuries To boys from nastotn. June only Is years
 owport. Vt, hailhot from
 Vt. Aug. 31 pliaboro. Pa.
 yton Groom
 rain Feb. 10.
 Park. Wash.
 Wonch from
 ept. II. 1919.
 3 East Wal
 Pa, superin-
 Co save Eu-
 from aumo- Hartman, Pa. nrilolcl street. Baye pr. Flu ation at liar ". D. No. 2. pted to save on sunocl- by tho com llyille. Ark. Owens from pad train at 7: Frederick Btrect, Dans- hie C. Mann sville.. June
 200 Boiling
 Rutherford, y J. Drehor ilroad train; ralin. Wash. aidwpIi from, deen. Wash ven -yoar-old street. Port
 N. Bcrnicc Do Portland, ID. Necdham. Tor saving l.. hinR Scpt. l. way, Valley. hg Roland J. Joe, Idaho. tierika Beat Chattanoogn. Reilly from ve Margaret ly 10. 1917. De0 Raynor for saving l drowning nt f9t6 Harry 1 for trying l from drown l 1916: r. r. l To. Mo. for 1 pn and Hom- | hinE at Chos- ! Howard r {
 N. r.. for i |schworl. at | |2, 1918. 1
 Wiuchcster | saving Daisy | nE nt Lind | F: Glenn W. 1 leveland, O.. 1
 Farnbnuch ! gfield Center. | tor J. Wood. l
 for saving
 \. Violet 1 Amity. Ore. 1
New Britain herald., 1921-01-20
HIDING

FNNh oNeF- csccrntion of tha general ln tho city ne. cheap #ortis have
 records
 ngainst
 ~sI1 if
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-12-15

recently purchased from Albert Be
LANCER. Don't fail to see DenteronO-
my zones try to milk the critter
Jan. IL and ~.
The Jolly Stays met at Duquette
Wednesday evening. Dec. Z, and en-
joyed very pleasant evening. Our
famous chef served for SO stays,
many of whom came from far away
points Our Jolly Stag organization
has established its reputation over a
very wide territory and every meet
ing shows It's membership swelling,
swelling, swelling. The stays Of the
community are not only building up
n social organization for the mere
benefit Of its members but Is also re-
alizinR n neat little sum for the
benefit Of the community. If you
have not already been out to our
meetings, boys. watch for the next
date and come tut with us.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-12-15
DJOUETTE SCHOOL NOTES

The scene OF the Three Wise Men
in Miss Orbin's room.
The attendance has been quite
poor in the grammar department the
past three or four days owing To sew
eral children having bad colds.
Is now struggling with square and
cube root so don't mind II they APP
pear n little cross once in while.
The Christmas program is we'll un-
der way In both departments. The
children are working hard on this
program and most OF 1t Is being
done outside OF the school room.
Wanted Extension on apron
strings belonging to cooking depart
ment before next stag meeting
Never mind. we won't be here then
so you will have to bring your own
aprons.
Found -Strayed Bottle pop. last
Thursday morning in the teachers
desk III primary department. Any
one losing same please call and
claim empty bottle. Thanks. please
call again.
The children have about completed
the sale OF their first envelope OF
Christmas Seals. every child I'm the
school having contributed to this
| money goes to the good purpose Of
| fighting tuberculosis in the state we
| should thank these brave boys and
buy.
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KERRICk SCHOOL NOTES

The cooking girls made candy last
Friday afternoon.
The algebra pupils will start a
brief review. Tuesday
Upper grade pupils made calen-
dars. blotters and fate books this
week These will make dainty gifts
Pupils In all the grades are prac.
ticing for their Christmas program
which will be given Dec. 2ist at the
kerrick hall.
The upper grade pupils deserve
credit for their splendid impersona-
ton In ION Guard given ut the pa
rent-teachers meeting.
A record breaking number Of peo
pie attended the Parent Teachers
Association meeting Thursday might
Plan to attend the January meeting
At the bi-weekly meeting OF tn,
kerrick Juniors Lucille Stephenson
was elected president and Roy Hicks
secretary. Walter Parker was
elected vice president to replac,
George DE Witt.
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NickersOn

Dale Becker called on Bill Crosby
Sunday.
Mr.. Magnus passed through Nick
erson, Monday.
T. WiRgen took a trip to Sandstone
the middle part Of last week.
Mrs. Chas. Nelson went to Duluth
Wednesday. to spend few days.
Mrs. Ben Maheu left for Minnea-
polls, Sunday night. on business.
Miss Thora Bohiin spent Sunday
AT kerrick visiting with Mrs. M. A.
McGrath.
John Klein. Edgar Melancon and
Geo. Popa of Duquette. were Nicker-
son callers, Sunday.
The COW, Silver Star. of Jean Du
Luth, has become worlds class
leader in class G. G.
Geo. p. Grout spent the week end
on the Jean Du Luth farm, leaving
for Duluth. Sunday afternoon.
Florence Melancon Of Duquette,
was here Sunday afternoon and was
a guest at the Ed Beaudry home.
Reuben Peterson left for Minnea-
polls, Wednesday. where he will
visit with his relatives for a few
days.
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Kerrick

VIM. Striben spent a few days il
Duluth last week.
Mr.. Halvorson made a business trI
to Duluth. Tuesday.
Manford Nelson Of Askov, spcn,
Thursday evening in Kerrick.
Miss Marie Gcllatly spent Satur
day and Sunday visiting in Duluth.
There viii be church services at
the school house next Sunday after
noon at 2 o'clock,
Nels Berset Of Minneapolis, via
tied relatives and friends IN Kerrick
the first of the week.
Art Lund and Mr.. Zimmerman left
this week for Harris, where they will
take out timber this year.
Mrs. Leo Flake and son. John. are
the guests of Mrs. Flakes parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. j Carlson.
Billy Hogan. Jimmie Caldwell and
Harvey Nelson attended the basket
ball game ~ Moose Lake saturday.
Mr. and Mrs c. ". Nelson and
Teddy drove to Wrenshall Saturday
To visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Nelson over Sunday. Miss Ruth
West accompanied them to visit wi h
Miss Florence Dunn.
The Union Ladies' Aid wishes to
thank everyone who so kindly do
mated articles for the sale, also
those who patronizcd IT, The ladies
took In $422s on the sale and $2317
on the lunch; making total OF
$65.46
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Duxbury

Wedding bells will soon be ring
ing.
John Hoseth lost one Of his horses
last week
II. o. Hanstad made business
trip to the Twin Cities this week
Byron Van Alstine returned home
Friday from his work at Minneapo-
lis.
Mrs. Stella Ruby came up from
Pine City. Tuesday. for visit with
home folks.
Mrs. Delta Mmert and son ar
rived home Saturday from her visit
ut Waterloo. Iowa,
Victor Ludwig freighted from
Cloverton and Markville. Tuesday
for II. q. Hanstad.
Miss Debbie Hanstad left Tuesday
for a visit in the Twin Cities: she
will also visit at Lanesboro, Mimi.
X. s. Sorensen of Askov. was In
| this vicinity Sunday looking over the
place he expects to set his saw mill
Garth Munger was taken to tn.
hospital in Minneapolis. Saturday
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Duquette

Florence Melancon was Nicker-
son visitor, Sunday.
John Anderson Is suffering from
a severe cold. but he's on the job.
t,rick Eiin was In Sandstone last
Friday between trains to consult u
physician.
Mr.. HeSlberg Is now building his
logging camp for his crew Of pulp
wood cutters.
Miss Dcna Johnson has been on
the sick list the past week. but is
now out again.
and Edgar Melancon were Nickerson
visitors Sunday.
Mrs Davis from Montecello, is
visiting with her daughter. Mrs. hi
Peterson Of DuQuotte.
Ruben Peterson motored back from
st. Paul In his new Ford. Sunday.
Who's tho lucky girl Rubcn7
Ole Bcrset has nearly completed
the new school bus. The new bus Is
larger than the present one and will
offer more comfort to the children.
The young peoples society were
Carlson last Saturday evening and
large crowd attended. Everyone
reported a good time.
Yennie knows when she can buy a
husband for saxteen dollars and sax
ty-nine cents. Now II be anybody in
terested come to the Duqucttc Com
munity hall Jan. i3 and IA.
The new school building is now
about Anished Mr.. walters. state
boiler Inspector, has inspected tn,
boiler and Peter Erickson assumed
his duties as janitor Of the building
last Monday.
The church services conducted II
the Duuuctte Community hall las
Friday evening by Rev. Mattson wer'
well attended. After service lunci
was served by the Concordia Ladies
Aid and a neat sum was realized.
DuQuette was the scene Of an aut'
collision recently when a car driver
by Mr.. Scott 81 Holyoke. bumped in
to Hartly Gray's car. Both cars wer
quite badly wrecked. though MI
Gray was able to drive his car away
Mr.. Scott was compelled to leave hi
behind.
Did you see the shadow across tn
moon one night last week. To thos
who are making inquiry would say
Do not be alarmed. 1t was only pref
ty little Miss Philapena Pupover b.
ing kicked over into All Erickson
field by the cow she said she ha
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where he was operated on for ap-
pendicitis.
Mrs. Bates returned home Friday
from Ogema, where she had been as
sisting Rev. Bates with his revival
meetings. We understand that the
meetings are great success.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-12-15

Jean Du Luth farm has just estab-
sey cows in class f. F., 212 year old
cows. Golden Coronet made 1873 lbs.
butterfat in year and gave her
The New York herald., 1921-05-25
EQUIPMENT TRUSTS.

UNITED STATES TREASURY STATEMENT
. III YoaK
orkH Herald Eure
G,
The New York herald., 1921-05-25
Distinguished visitor on Change

Rear Admiral Ashley II. Robertson,
commander OF the torpedo boat feet at
anchor In the North River. visited yes
terday the New York Stock Exchange
building.
The New York herald., 1921-05-25
Baldwin Locomotive's Dividend.

There Is considerable speculation as
to the dividend action which the Bald
win Locomot tive directors will take In
their meeting on Friday. The conf
pauy IS paying az per cent. semi
annually on it's common stock and from
Philadelphia came yesterday the infor-
nation that its regular disbursement
would be ordered. Later in the day.
however. the report that some change
probably would be made came from an
other source, considered equally good.
Officials and directors of the company
refused To discuss those rumors. Tape
readers were inclined yesterday to con-
strue the action OF the stock as In
dicative Of lower dividend. Just after
noon, Baldwin broke below So for the
first time in the last five months Dur
ing all OF that time 1t has fluctuated
between 94A and 50, but every, time
it touched 80. up to yesterday. a great
deal OF support was encountered by
those endeavoring to put the stock
lower. That support was absent yes
terday and when the bears found that
they were able to put 1t under Its old
point Of resistance they hammered un-
mercifully. putting It to 7sA. new
low for the year.