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Putnam patriot., 1917-08-10
Apple Crop TO Be About 40 Percent Of
Normal
Believed Backward Spring and Bees
Responsible

The apple crop of Windham county,
in fact of all New England, Is only
going to be about 40 percent of normal,
according TO Everett +. Brown ofPom-
fret, the well known apple grower and
expert.
Mr.. Brown was asked why this was
so by PATRIOT representative Sstur-
day morning especially in view OF the
fun blossoms on the trees.
MIR. Brown said that while 1t was
primarily due to the cold backward
spring he did not believe IL WAS cold
enough TO do any damage and he did
not think there were hard enough
storms TO break or tear the blossoms
lie said IL Was his opinion that the
bees did not do the work for which
they were depended upon. He said
that he thought that the bees sought
the honey in the blossoms and finding
il had not started AT The accustomed
time ON account of the back ward sea-
son they did not return. This pre-
vented pollenation.
Apple growers depend upon the bees
for this pollenation to great extent.
| some growers, Mir. Brown said, even
hire swafms of bees for this purpose,
/ They pay SO much hive and the bees
are brought TO their orchards and when
the season ends the owners come aud
get them.
SO that the season being SO back
ward the bees were fooled, did not do
the work they are depended upon to
do and there was a correspondence
lack of the required pollenation.
Putnam patriot., 1917-08-10
Governor Appoints William N. Maltbie
Judge of Superior Court

Governor Marcus IL. Holcomb has
appointed his secretary, William II.
Maltbie, as judge of the superior court
to succeed Judge Joseph P. futile, re
signed Judge Maltbie's term of Of
lice will begin August Slst.
The new Judge will hold his first
term OF court in Windham county in
May, when there will be both criminal
and civil sessions,
Putnam patriot., 1917-08-10
Happened Before.

Even the n0hlest Roman OF them
all displeased some Of his eompatriots.
PHILADELPHIA Ledger.
Putnam patriot., 1917-08-10

Hes altogether too honest. Tn
through with him"
TOO honest, Mabel"
Yes. He wouldn't even steal
kiss.
Putnam patriot., 1917-08-10
PUTTING Him Wise.

Her Young Mani wonder how soon
your sister will marry me?
Kid Brother-well, ma said sis
wouldn't wait long TO nail you if you
ever popped.
Putnam patriot., 1917-08-10
Should Work Both WAYS.

Il has some respeek." said Uncle
Ehen, ''foh de man dat never fohgives
an enemy, IL he makes up fob it by
nsva~ faheattin' . friend
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-24
RTH-CONTROL ZEALOT
STARVING BUT DEFIANT
Mrs Byrne, Sister of Mrs. Sanger.
Weakened by Hunger, Shows I'm
diminished Spirit

NEW YORK. Ian 2i.-Pale and hag-
gard and showing signs of physical weak
ness, Mrs, Ethel Byrnc today began the
second full day of her hunger strike. Fol-
lowing night spent in the Tonbs. after
a writ of habeas co"pus proceeding had
failed to free her, the sister Of Mrs Mar
garrt Sanger was returned today to Black
wells Island to scrv" sentence of thirty days
for distributing birth-control literature
Mrs. Byrme refused breakfast in the
Tombs this morning hut drank several cups
of water. She has htd no solid food since
Monday night.
"rhs is the last time ] go before any
court" Mrs. Rryne said as she was re-
turned TO the island. when | come out
from the Worlshouse / must be free-or I
don't come out"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-24
"SOUL LOVE" Is SUFFICIENT
GROUND FOR SEPARATION
New York Justice Refuses to Consider
Platonic Character as
Excuse

MINEOIA. !" /. Jan. 24-"SUul love
was added today to the already long list
of things ON which DEGREES of separation
may be granted. And the mere fact that
soul love exists. regardless Of whether
it is accompanied by outward manifesto,
tious such as kisses. ct cetera. is sufficient
grounds for dividing the furniture. ac.
cording to supreme Court Justice Scud.
der.
Mrs Isabel I.iunekn wife of "a wealthy
real estate broker, William SturgeS Lime,
kin was awarded a decree when she told
ing soul love" for an attractive young
woman neghhor Linnekin set forth that
soul love" was purely platonc hut II
made no difference to the court.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-24

i25th street. and the Annex and Odeon
Theatres. a little farther uptown. put the
pictures on, stump speakers began in
Weighing against the film
Why the objectors should have taken such
stand against Whom the Gods Destroy"
is'uukuowu 90 the NitaRraph officials Alice
Joyce Marc MacDermott and Harry Morey
an lu the production, are OF Irish birth or
Irish rarontage. They all knew the whole
story before production began and saw
nothing 1ut-lrsh i'm IT, II has been pointed
ont thar there is parallel between a char.
arter boo the photoplay and Sir Roger case
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-24

ment executed in connection with the re-
cent uprising.
The Grand Canyon Of Arizona. one Of the
truly remarkable pictorial spots in this coun-
try, has been shot by Director Lynn Rey1-
ods for a Bluebird feature, Gods Cruci-
BILE" The results are said to have been ad-
mirable For many days the members of
the company camped in the canyon, working
al the most unholy hours OF the morning to
secure the effects which they wanted. They
Travelled miles on horseback and on foot, and
endured considerable hardship uncomplaln-
ingly for the sake Of the result.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-24
DEFENDED BY MoTHER-INLAw
Philadelphia Woman to Testify for
Harter, Alleged Wife Slayer

PITTSBURGH. Jan. 2i.-Leon Harter
is on trial here, charged with shooting his
wife. Pauline, on July 27 as she was leav-
ing her home 33S Darrah street, Oakland
Mrs Harter was a daughter Of Mrs Esther
Trachtenberg, of 2i2l Sheridan street
Philadelphia.
Mrs. Trachtenberg is expected to testify
for Harter. she has frequently main
tained that he was not the slayer of her
daughter
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-24

Plans are being made for the establish
ment of a school of dentistry in conjunction
with the jefferson Medical College The
creation Of such a school is indicative or
the definite refusal by the board of man
ayers of the institution of the project Of
merging the college with the medical school
Of the University of Pennsylvania and the
Medico-Chirurgical College. It is expected
that the board Of managers will refuse the
merger project at the next meeting of the
board.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-24

HARRISBU RG, Jan. 2i.-- Prayers for the
speedy recovery Of the Rev Il. T. Robin.
son, the newsboys' friend" were offered
here by the Harrisburg Newsboys' Assucin-
tion. The Rev. Mr.. Robinson is in the
Harrisburg Hospital undergoing serious
operation.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-24
ORIGIN OF "DEBUTANTE SLOUGH"

This is a stone image from the
Tang period similar to that which
has been sold by Paul Poiret of
PARIS, to Il firm of American art
dealers for 100000. Poret says it
was the model for the style known
as the 'Tebutante slouch."
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-08
Knows 10 SOUNDS.

Wherever ilr ,rsc ef beuefrenca
takes root. II sends forth branches be.
rund The Ssy.-Saadf.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-08
OTTAWA BOYS ENLIST
IN AVIATION SECTION

nEarl Shook. William IIornuns and
Ellncr 0smonson left this mornins
for La Sale and from there viii 20
iclat TO Jefferson Barracks. Mo. for
4 physical cXrminaiion before qOn z
10 The aviation training camp at san
tntonio. Texas. The boys went TO
- Sale Yesterday afternoon and OF.
listed in the quartcrn1 tiers reserve
asi's % the aviation service
Tho expect 10 hc IN active scfy-
les in q very hor line. rs he tral'n
ng for The aviation service takes onl@
a sew weeks.
Ten men have left La Sale for th,-
HWY yards training that had cnli ted
IN la S1lle during The past few day
The navy is In charge OF carpenters.
blacksmith and machniats for navy
aviation. There arc 1000 apprentice
seamen and 1000 frcmcn needed BY
February 90.
The list OF naval cnlstmeuts since
December lst are l.. \. Bennett OF.
'aWa; Q. r. Redmond. Spring VALLEY:
T. Il. Lock. Tonica; Charles Bolknas.
GcorNe W. Wallace, Harold l.. Ora.
pfr and II n, Walker. lat Sale: D. T..
Smith. Mendoza; Frank II. Wiyor
Princeton, and w !. Bouahman. Men
iloia
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-08
GERMANY MASSES
TROOPS TO CRUSH
BRITISH IN WEST
sAtG FORCES PREPARING FOR
ASSAULT WHICH IS BELIEVED
AIMED 70 WIN DECISION 6e.
FORE U. S. TAKES FIELD.

London. dec. >-4Thc British are
preparing Tor IN enormous enemy of.
sru~,yc. German counter attacks and
ar;Hicry fire daily are growing in
iurcsity There IS positive proof
that n least twcty,lixo German di.
visions. $4,000 men. are masscd in
thc Cambria sctor alone
The view is held that Germany has
reached the height of her military
power, The virtual elimination OF
Russia as fighting factor has per.
mitted huge rcinforcemcntS 10 be
rushed 10 the western front
|, is predicted the expected drive
will be the kaiser's tiual effort to
force peace by arms before the ar.
rival OF the American troops in ihn
trenches.
Two fierce German blows were
struck q, the British line today. Il
is reported that at least 1000 Ger.
mans persisted in the vain attempts
TO break through in the vicinity Of
Vial woods
tn" British forces we're intrcuchcd
in the lIjndenburg line. The first at
ta"hs cgme along one arr of the line
aGl almos. simultaneously with lis
retirement he second was launched
with massel troops. The British ar.
tillcry picked up the onrushing Ger.
mans ami cut the attack to pieces.
Berlin today asserts an British
'roops have becu cleared from
NarcoinS and that German troops
have stprmel La Justice farm.
The retirement of General Hyns l.
being praised on all sides. He had
'Wo moves omen, one to plunge ahead .
into IN" constantly augmented forces /
IF the Germans. the other to retire
% stronger positions
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-08
SUNDAY IN GETAWAYS
MANY CHURCHES

81 patrjcA's ratnolir rturrb nav
Father Ilackctt pastor. Low mass n,
. and high mass nj t0.aa q m.
81 Francis Cafhoue march Rev
Casiuir Miller. pastor. Masses At s
and lo:0O First mass sermon il,
German a,.d iLo l..i in turlish
81. Cynimbd catholic church. Dean
Quinn. j.. stor. Low mas.e, IN :, $50
and him ma at 1880. SUNDAY schooi
after $50 Miss.
First Church 0. ,uiIst, Scicntis,
Lafayette street llpri.ng service a
10: 10: sermon subj ct Cod the On.
Cause and Creator. Testimonial NEE
Ing Wednesday 10 5 y. N. Tho pub.
He II co-d.lly invited 10 attend ne
service. Sunday 4chool =, - y,
Rcalins room open Tuesday Thur
day and Saturda, from >. m "a
SVedish i b Csurcn pr,t,io s,,oo,
rev Mohlju ~ Evanston castor Sun
day school al - a. m, Evening sery.
ice Al 80.
First Pre- btlerlan c,,urcn nov !
+ Vouckx. pastor. Sunday school at
9.ij .. IN, cl1sses for All Morning
worship at 1880; subject The ~.
Vine VIII. Youns people, mce.ine
al ESQ. Evening wOrshin "a 7.s.. snh.
ject World History enrieq Xo . Fl IT,.
at % Hundred Il. G."
Christ Episcopal church. Rev. G.
". Farrar rector Norung u,,y, -.
and sermon. Suudav.school NJ "a 5,
ENcnin. PRAYER al 4 o'clock Stranr.
crs cordially invited.
Trinity Norwegian Lutheran church
Rev. II. VI. Thompson. pastor. Sun.
day school at 9:lJ. Divine Worship a.
1876 a. m in Morse No evening
service. PRAY meeting Wednesday
evening At $3.50. Ladies Aid meets
on lhnrodaY afternoon.
FlrSt BAPTIST church, Rev G, W
,he8sllan' pastor Sunday school at
7'i'. Morning service al TOSS.
sermon subject, Jericho Road ~
Evening service OF $50 W. Il Eos.
ter county sUplrntcndcnt OF scH9g@
VIII deliver an address on Service. :
y Yeryicc-ilas contani1c twenty I.e
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-08
DRAW Up SCHEDULE
FOR REMAINDER Of
INDOOR B. B. SEASON
ONE GAME OF NINE INNINGS TO
BE PLAYED EACH WEEk-OOD
FELLOWS MEET x. OF c..s ON
TUESDAY MIGHT.

Schedules for Games during th' r.
meindcr of the iuGoor pail go" ~
Wctc announced To-Day showing HHs
tor weekly games oi nine mal.s
each up to and including Jauuar. -
At which time if it is decided 10 con
tinuc play. a new schedule win b.
DATED Tor the remainder Of HE I'd
son
gTH0 games have already bcen
played ID the four-ttam league. the
Knights OF Columbus and Odd Eel
lows each having won one On Tue
doy night OF this week the odd Fol.
lows will MEET the X. OF { 7, in what
gives promise OF being a cloSc'g
played contest.
The followins Is the schedule .pr
lie next seven weeks:
gitcc. ll.-0dd Fellows vs.. * of {.
Dec. lS-AIoOsc VS. MasOns.
Dee. % tAttcmoonl.-K OF {. VS..
Masons; evening. Moose vs. Odd Fer
lows.
Jan. Afternoon X of G. ".
Moose: evening. Mason vs. Odd Eel.
lows.
Ian. S.-K. of G. VS.. Odd Fellows.
Ian. lj.--Moose VS. Masons.
IAN. - Moose IS. ODD Fellows.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-08
RUB BACKACHE AND
LUMbACO RIGHT OUT
Rub Pain and Stiffness away with
aSmall bottle Of old honest
St. Jacobs Oil

Wien your back is sore and lame
or lumbaeo. sciatica OF rheumatism has
you stffened up, don't suffcr' Get Il
% cent bottle of old. honest "St.
Jacobs Oil" at any drug store, pour
little in your land and rub it right
into the pain or ache, and by the time
you count fifty, the soreness and lame
ness IL gone.
Don't stay crippled. This soothing,
penetrating oil needs to tc used only
once. 1t takes the ache and pain right
out OF your back and ends The misery.
II is magical, yet absolutely harmless
and doesn't burn the skin
Nothing else stopa llmbaco. sciatica
ind lame hack misery so promptly
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-08
By GENE BYRNEs

son street Sunday school at . 50
Evening service at 7,33 in English.
Union Mission church. Fourth ave
nue. and Glover street Rev Sanders,
OF Streator. acting pastor Services in
The morning at il:31 Preaching serV.
Ice in evening az 500 clock
German Lutheran church. Rev ! T.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-08
DRINK HOT TEA
FOR A BAD COLD

III ,oua
Get small package oi Hamburg
Breast lea. or as the German folks
call il, Hamburger Brust Thee" nj any
pharmacy Take tablespoonful OF tho
tea. put cup of boiling water upon
1t, pour through sieve arl drink a
tearup full at any time during the
day OF before retiring. ii il the most
effective way to break o cold and cure
grip, os il opens the pores oi tn, skin,
relieving congestion. Also loosens The
bowels, thus driving cold from the
~ sicu.
Try it the next time You suffer from
cold or the grip. It is inexpensive
and entirely vegetable, therefore saio
and harmless.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-23
STcCKS AND BONDS.
BETHESDA

rL,Tl,rSD1 o., May .3.--Gioshen
rownshin sunday School Association
will h., hClh at Belmont on Salutuay
afternoon. The SUNDAY Schoo's neie
are planning large "ttehnahcHi, ;., g,
! The Bc,hcsda High school VIII gEs d
drama Iupi, Deacon Duhhs on friday
,1veninr Tho young folks have maze
.r.mt FERMENTATION. and deserve Hood
attendance. .-onor;,c
The Standard Bearers arc prcparih ~.
for Il thank offering Pr"6r"ii
given in the near future o,o
Mir. Frank Hunt. who has spent SOM
jrur i'm the west. returned TO ms iliot.
"rs here recently. preparing ~ s taHe r,,i-
children IL his INV home DuI ulcu ~,
DENLY nt Enrncsvillc on sunday. nc
wns brought tn his mothers. Whcr%
Euncrni was held on Tuesday at one
/ Mr., i.mmi; Wright and wife and chill
drcn. Harr! and Robert. Flsltcu H''
sister ri IrrrrSvil!c. sunday. .,i,
, Mr. I'd Wright Is quite poorly d. '''''
writing. , -i.ter
Mis- Mabel Mnblry ct near Armstrong .
Mills. spent Thursday with thcir u''cie'
lIr and Mrs. andy Jarrett OF Bel
mont, spent one day recently WIN tneir
. son. \. ID. Jarr"i ana family. .u..
Mr.. Clyd" Mc<"lvcy of near l'eilaitc'
Sprut a few days with his friend MT
.Nflcn Hr2gg. ,-;,
! y. f.. TIrItinS made business trip
a. Neffs. Tuesday.
MIR, Will u"skct nf Columbus. visited
his brother Mr.. Park Hcskct here last
week.
prs. Murphy and Piper have returned,
from Springfield where theE allehucu
thu Ohio Medical Association:
Miss Edna Perkins closed her schnol
ut NrIrS. Friday and returned 10 heT
homo hero on Saturday.
Rev &. T.. Clark Of Armstrong s MlIlS.
was a pleasant caller among irienaS
last wr"k aud altrHlcd the prayer ser
vice on Wednesday night.
Mrs Emma Dnwnry WAS caIlcr ~
Earnr$villr. saturday.
quite 4 number al young lolks at
tended the commencement AZ H"iWont
on Friday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. a. j. Latham ATTENDED
th,. funeral Of Nv Will Lash at Cen
rrrviue one day last week.
DR.. |. y. Erall ana Dr. Jndkins OF
RarncsvilI". were on our streets sun
Wm. Ok"y Of Columbus. spent Sun
dav with home forks here.
Miss Elizabeth MrAlillcn was the
.rIns, of Mr.. AMI Mrs. d. III. Gregg. sum
day.
lIr. and Mrs Wright Kemp have re-
turned hume from Akron. where thnE
visited his sister. Mrs. Edna retainer
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-23
TICKER TALK

{By private wire To Finance Coz
Financial News Bulletin says: The
position is being taken In representative
market circles that the posfponement or
the rearguinrNt OF the antitrust cases
in the Supreme Court vii delay dects-
ions Z year and vii stimulate corpora
tons to renewed activity.
The buying nt the copper stocks is re-
ported from wcll informed sources I"
represent activities Of powerful capt.
taliStS or pool support is II difference or
opinion IN copper metal circles as to the
movement. Tn attitude is taken in
certain E"St"n houses that tho ;rcn"r-
kdouS OUTPUT IT ih.. metal would be SUBJ
lected 20 shock should p"Rc: ncGotla-
onS SUDDENLY APPEAR
NtHinanriai News bulletins says: I'M
2prtant bankers ar. n"w almost Gnlt
IN privately EXPRESSING she belief that
broaden aml !cr"'u" very active for
som, ti;u,. -, ,-uil,. This consensus
sc",uS To- H.. has'.d /" " iarS. extent on
he promotion ~ tA.-l liberty loan and
he imitation l.E.l! from war r\psnd
suIcS.
Tho buying "f ear stocks IL very sig
ui,icanr according - Will informed
sources. nhbS.. ;l,.rir.'S on ;Nat point
aSrc" with ,utnrlu;!tin" r"r'lrrd from
railroad circles. 'rh" announcement th;t;
the railroads n:s entering III. market
more acSr"sSi'"is Tor 'TU!nnrni j. at
tracing outside buying I" .;m"riCan
Tar FnHNtirH, Pressed Stool ''ar AMI Al
lies iS-u"S.
[iai.n SiSrIl oil 60. declared rcGu-
lar quarterly thr.." r"r cent dividend on
! the roalon anI pr cent on preferred
stock. r&%ab!, Jun" 50 stock record
Nav 81
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-23
INDIGESTION ON
STOCK NARkET 7.

NEW YORK, May e::.-lndccision
marked the early course OF todaS's
active and broader market. but this con-
dition was almost wholly recttticd In
rho final hour. when United States Steel
led the general list 10 new raNimunls
I for the current movement. Trading
lowered wider scope. taking into
rreater extent than recently the rails.
hetals, oils and spccialtics.
Mall Street prot"S.'d u sec favorable
yrtents in the decision OF the United
states supreme court which postponed
eargunent OF impending trust suits
For year. The growing popularity of
the liberty loan was another encourage
fnr Influence. There were intimatiorS.
talso OF an early announcement by the
tInterstat" Commerce Commission r"-
gacding the plea OF the railroads tor H.
creased rates.
United states S:cel's steady advance
l OF ~ points to the nHw record OF
kcTs put that stock within rs points
I its record. Absorption OF steel was
host impressive AMI infused fresh vi
Utility into the market after an inter-
mediate period Of lassitude.
Other equipments and the munitions
Jagged By comparison. the only note
worthy features of that division being
and Bethlehem Steel new stock. which
Jailed to hold more than, a part of It's
nominal advance.
All the coppers ami allied shares were
higher BY one 20 two points on very
large accumulation. The inquiry for
oils took in virtually every issue OF
that description.
Motors made further recovericS from
last weeks set back and high priced
specialtics and utiltti"s were again
Afeturcd by Industrial Alcohol and Ohio
Gas. those issues rising l 10 points
their best. All classes o; rails were
cluded in the | to . points advances.
ptal sales amounted 10 i.p2o.e"o
CAares.
Bonds were irregular. Total sales
(par value) aggregated $c.5i0.0oo:
United States bonds were unchanSca
on call. but the coupon IS fell i per
rent on sales
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-23
WHEELING MOLD
SELLS At SIXTY
COMMON STOCK REACHES HIGHEST
POINT ON LOCAL Elk
CHANGE.
La Belle Common Goes UP to IS and
Wheeling Steel and Iron Changes
Hands OF TO.

The local stock market experienced
another lively day yesterday. The St"tl
issues were again the leaders. aud adj
vanced in price under good buying or
dcrS.
Wheeling Mold and Foundry common
stock reached its highest point yrst"r-
day. selling ut a. The stock WAS hid
al - at the close. The demand was
good. Preferred sold 1T 81.
Wheeling steel and Iron company
stock advanced another point and many
sales were reported at 10.
la Belle Iron Works common stock
sold mt !5, q gain Of point. and w1s
offered at 95ls. with 9tI& bid at tn"
close.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-23
Butter, Eggs and Cheese

new YORK, May 22.-Butter firm
cra,mnrv higher Than extras 40m +1c:
extras W. srore) 40c; firsts 3Sas @39 &c;
seconds 3IM3 8i.c.
Eggs firm: fresh gathered extras 3S a
aSl.c: fresh gathered first storage ana
lower grades sra 81 &C: state. Fennsyl-
yania and nearby western hennerT white
fine TO fnnry asa 39c: state. PennsEira-
mia and nearby hcnnery browns 3 !. q
2S'.c.
rhccsc easy: state. fresh sp"cia Is 26"i
ri n-,,. do average run IS i.c asked.
Poultry live weak; no prices settled
dressed easy: chickens 23G 29c; lows
l!ai a5r: turkeys lsT Sac.
ISlpuI. firm
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-23
MONEY.

NEW YORK. Mary 2@.-M"rcaniile
raper ~. as per cent. Sterling. 80 day
bills Si12 Commercial 60 day bills on
hanks SILL. Commercial 30 day bills
SAIL demand $i.75: cables Si.IG t-l6.
Frames. demand s5.73ia cables s5.12i:.
C;uildrrs. demand II 9.c; cables i1lsc..
1.ires demand $7.oli.; cables 500 l..
iuhles. demand 2T"sc: cables - = e. Bar
SILVER 1iAsr Mexican dollars $50.
Government bonds steady: railroad bonds
irregular.
call money easier: high -. per cent:
law . per cent; ruling rat" -, per cent;
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-23

NEW YORK, May "@.---Th" metal cX-
, i:rIgr quotes lead firm: *p", n Jun"
Im>4 Splitter I!rm: spot Last st. Louis
i' hNrr! = n ?">.
At L"n'l.,u lead spot t3u. Ih-: fuiur' :
i"". los SI"liHr spot 81: futures So.
Copper steady. clnclrnlytic spot and
Second quarter $"l 40 a. cut: th'r'i
u,,rrl"r and l+r"r deliveries S%Sh0 II 81.
Iron Hrm and unchanged.
Metal tNChanpo quotes lin firm >Gh.-
~ q $500.
4, L.ominn copper spot cI%o: futures
ti2r. los: "lrrtr0lyfic Cli..
Tin %p"l 60 -: futures $3.50. -.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-23
BONDS FIXED AT 81, 900

DALLAS, Texas. May ?2.-BondsIi
for seven men brought here from Sny-i
drr. Texas. and held on charges or seoi. -
tious conspiracy against the United
States in planning to resist conscription
by force, were fixed at $1,000 each to-.
day. by Federal Judge G. w. Jack Thss
arrests were made in connection Titfr~
a.lc Eed activities Of the Farmers andT
;aburcrS' Protective Association.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-23
SUGAR.

NEW YORK MAY 23.-Tsaw sugar
steady: centrifugal s5.0.: molaSses So :
refined steady: fine graduated $3.50 q
$40.
Futures opened easier. and prices At
noon were 10 points lower under con
ijnurd. Iiuuidaiiun and selling by lead
ing cuban interests.
Later the list continued to decline IN
sympathy with The easier feeling in the
spot market. Closed easy and leM IL
points lower. Sales 1890 tons: May
Sj.n4. July $40: september S3.'A.