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gun yesterday in the Austrian Cham.

gun yesterday in the Austrian Cham
+, bcr OF Deputies.
The Socialist Deputies demanded
peace on the following basis:
The creation of a league OF nations.
40 economic warfare.
5t.SNo anncXations.
sl-The restoration of Serbia. Montene-
gro and Belgium.
{. Revision or tho treaties of Hukhar-
est and Brost- LitorSk.
A settlement of the eastern queS-
4 tons on the basis of nationaliticS
The regulation, OF the Polish ques-
ticn by the Polish constituents.
The establishment of autonomy for
each nation in Austria hungary.
NJ. Stanek. Czech deputy, caused
an uproar in tho chamber by violently
attacking Germany. He reaitirmcd the
solidarity of the Jugo- SlaNs. Poles AND
Czechs. and declared that the only
means of reaching peace was 10 ac-
cept PreSiden; WILSON'S fourteen points.
The sitting ended with the intro
Guction OF a motion demanding an in
ternational congress OF peace 10 set
tie the Polish and interna;iona. cues
tion.
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-HAIG REPORTS OCCUPATION OF
LENS AND ARNENTIERES

otcu1A;!o1 :: Lens AnG A-neniie-c.
MSS announced ~ iIaiE II his n.cn:
-sDo.: along VIII The successes be
scaG ne N;nGsDo27c line. Hundreds
o. p-.Sc1s.S were captured
Between Lens ana -ArDea;!e-eS. The
S-!ttsh. pressing Aa-6 a:;e- the re-
;-cA,i-c c-s-1y :o-ces, advanced Dc
tu-ee@ ;A:ee ao6 :aL- miles To-ntsa;
Ihes BAG reached s line running
south :: i.-->'. Nc-a:n-.e-Nie., (;h.ce
anu hal: miles oo:;h 9, LensN. Han.
tag t-s:wSy aet~ee. Lens and Ar
MsHte!sSl. Where's tssN:o and s nal:
miles south Of A-raeu:,e-esi. i=e-.ies
"a mile Eo-:hwes; Q: W:e-est. 70 the
pois-G-srieC ,;wo a-5 = nal: miles
south Q. .i--e.:ie-esN
a; Bois-G.enie7 the British stand
less than seven miles due ives; 81 Lille
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AUSTRIAN NAVAL BASE
DESTROYED BY ALLIES
American, British and Italian Warships Participate in
Attack on Durazzo in Albania-Several
Enemy Vessels Sunk.

SiroHCi.
Italian sailors. IN The teeth Of {. hot
,pcmN lire, turrcdccd an Austrian de
Sircycr and u steamer. Another vessel,
which was recognized as hospital
ship. WAS allowed Ia withdraw.
british AMI Italian airplaueS CO.
ana allied wacShipS we're drawn up In
order Of battle outside OF the harbor
10 deal with any enemy warShips COM
Ing uH To the assistance of the port.
No losses or damages were suffered
by the allied squadron. except 4 slight
INJURY 10 4 British cruiser by u torpc-
do from IN enemy submarines.
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Vof,ert ScarhorourI,

TSDeClAI 20 The Times Dispntch.I
PETERSBURG, VA, October 8
Robert Scarborough.- Il we'll known
citizen OF Blandford. died last even
ing. He was in his cighty-ifth year
was Il Confederate veteran and mem
her OF a. +. Hin Camp. He Is sur
vived by one daughter. Mrs y II. Nash
Minerva Swasy. of th,s city The
funeral viii Z from the residence
FridAy afternoon at O'clock.
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this city. He married Miss Lillian
Emily Moitcr. of Huntington, w Va:
She survives with six children. John q
Cuiih. Jr.. now in Francs: Misses Lii
liam T.. and Florence Virginia Cult,
in government service In WASHINGTON:
robert Il. and Misses Josephine and
Mary cuiin. lie. also leaves ono broth
er. Robert IL. Culin, OF sWashington
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ALLIES ARE OCCUPYING
STRATEGIC BULGARIAN POINTS

PARIS, October 3.-Occupation of
SL!eaT!. hy allied troops is progress
!Es normally according 10 Marcel
siuti: OF the Echo de Paris
GG.Sar!a3 troops at certain points.
re says. blt submit as soon as they
Slcs has been signed. German rroons
"3!ch nave been lighting IN Maccdo-
NJ are moving northward and appear
II. Danlc". They hay- .lread:. for,
';AeC tas Eoumaaian bank OF the river.
-nc II appears that co.nmucications
ost"sea soma and Constantinopls have
already been cut.
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guards, innicttnc many casualties and
SkiuS prisoners.
ON the front oc the retirement we
have already reached the general line
or Cite st. Ausustc. Douvrin. east of
La EaSScc, east Of .AuberS and wcss or
Eois Grcnicr The advance is con,inu-
inc.
Yesterday evening the enemy at
tackled our positions north OF Camhrai.
Tic Was ,rerulsed, leaNinE prisoners in
our hands.
This morning We renewed our at
lacks north OF ST. Quentin"
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BRITISH FOURTH ARMY
BREAKS THROUGH DEFENSE

LONDON, October S,-Thc British
Fourth Army to-day broke through
the German line OF both sides OF EaAu-
.evoir tncariy three miles east OF lG
Catc!eo, and captured Mont BTehain.
midway between Rcaurcvoir and Fon-
somnc. the front which ;hcy preached
Yesterday. but which was subsequently
restored ny = German commensurate
at Il terrific price II blood.
LIE Catc!et thslf WAY between Cam
brai and 81. Quentin. Kauiitour;
-four and half miles southeast 81
lie Catelet). and Wiancou-; t:our miles
southeast OF lie CatcieD were can
,ure6 and the E-:;;ss ;o-nisht arc
again III possession o: Sscuehar, tuvc
and halt miles ao-;AcsS; q s.. Susn-
TIM. watch was w-cSts6 from ;herI by
the Germans II yesterdays desperate
'coC7e back. The high s-ouad around
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ROME, Friday. October t--Amcri-
can. British and Italian warShirS haVr
destroyed the Austrian naval base at
purazZo and the wArShipS anchored
there, according 20 Su ANNOUNCEMENT
made Ivy Premier orla
The attack on Dura25c TOOK place al
noon on Wednesday, when Italian and
British cruisers, protected by Italian
and allied torpedo boats and American
submarines, succeeded III mSNiDc their
way through mine fields and, avoiding
attacks ny submarines. got into hu-
razEo harhcr
An intense hcUhardusut followed
NntiI the base and the Austrian ShiNs
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Tho,na. II. voolfolk.

ISpeCiaI @ The Times Dlspatch.1
GORDONSNILI.E. VA. October 3
Thomas II. Voolfolk. a prominent c!ti-
zen of Louisa County died at his home
at l:llsville. Wednesday morning.
after an Illness OF several weeks. aged
siNty-eight years. The funeral SER
vices were held at his late home
Thursday, conducted By Rev. Mr. Early
of the Methodist Church.
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FRENCH TROOPS
CAPTURE $500 PRISONERS
tBy Associates Pres

PARIS, October S-The French
troops captured $500 prisoners ;o-day,
The War Office announces tonight
They made Al important advance TO
Ilhe northwest OF SoalDe-Py, in :he
/, Cha mpaEne. occupying the c-es, a.,
Blanc Mont.
Cormicy. northwest % Rheims, has
also been captured.
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J. Grey Mrl,nntIInh.

ISncclaI % The Times tplspa tch.I
PETERSBURG. VA, October g. -
j. Gray NcCanilish. aged thlrty-six
years. valued officer Of tho Peters
burg Savings and Trust Company, died
shortly after noon to-day Of pneu-
ponia resulting from influenza lie IL
Survived by his widowed mother. two
sisters and two brothers. one of whom
Is q lieutenant in the navy
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Mis. Ncbccca Edwnrds.

CllARLOTT ESVIILE. VA. October
Miss Rebccca Edwards. aged seven
teen. daughter OF the late r. d. Ed
wards. died last night Of Spanish in
fuenza at the home Of her mother in
Belmont. after brief illness. Tho
body will be taken Tomorrow morning
to Wakefield. Va where the funeral
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DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
Mrs. Loui.e Lime Evan.

Mrs. Louise Lane Evans died Mt her
home. 29l3 East Marshall Street. last
night ut 10 O'Clock She IN survived
by her husband. Leslie II. Evans. who
is critically III at\Grace Hospital: by
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry NJ.
Lane, and by two brothers. Henry NJ.
Lane. Jr.. and Allan II. Lane.
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GOVERNOR NAMES
PERSONNEL OF NEW
INDUSTRIAL BODY

: - u. =. .-G:n t!rst Page.)
."e<! tar association. and was endorsed
:o3 n!er" o=rsh.c ~ th- Industrial com
mission .! ". y. Aaher. regional Ji
.-ct95 ot railroads. l.. H. Hull. vice-
p.=S!csH' 81 IN" Virginia Iron, Coal
ana Coke Company; &; ". I;ancocC,
manage! Roanoke and !.vnchburg
-. i.&!."HE& Companies: Senator
;" e4Ler p. addison. editor % the
t-yHCnbutg News, and by - l.. stone,
i:=s.dth; u ths stone Printing Com
S.-S. a.c man! Otner large crnp!overs
u labor ,:.-C.grgL.f ~. g..
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CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA, Octobe
The funeral OF John e. culin.
wcll-known tailor of this city. wa.
held at o'clock this afternoon aut
the intcrmcut was in Map!ewood Gene
terry. Mr. Culin was = son or the lat,
Captain John =. cuin. Confederat,
veteran. and was born and reared |,
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; GERMANS TRY TREACHERy
ON NEW lOUI[IpS

WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY
sREST OF THE IEUSE. October a.
When the Ssw Workers captured Abri-
q S-Saint Louis, highly fortified
HS.tronghold "a he Argoune forest, hun
7sndreds Of Germans issued forth their
hands raised high above Their leads.
:Sand cried:
"Samerad' We surrender,"
-. The Americans storned forward -
s9within few yards Of the Germans.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-04

Harry T.. Byrd. who recently resigned
as State fuel administrator. has again
been requested by DR.. Garfield 10 with
10 do So. AZ the request Of DR.. Car
Held. however. he will continue IS State
aunlinisirator until his successor Is APP
uO.nicd. -
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~@%@@A~%&@@NN
NO MORE CATARRH
Guaranteed Treatment That Una
Stood Tic ccaf. Af EInie

A Guaranteed Treatment That IIas
stood the Test of Time
Catarrh cures come and catarrh cures
go, but Hyomci continues to heal ca
tarrh and abolish its disgusting synlp-
toms wherever civilization exists.
Every year the already enormous
sales of this really scientific treatment
Tor catarrh grow greater, and the press
| ent year should show all records brok-
en-.
IL you breathe IIyomci daily us iii.
rcclcd 1t VIII end your catarrh, or IL
Won' cost you Il cent.
~ you have Il hard rubber Hyomei in
haler somewhere around the house. rct
II out and start IL at once TO forever
RID yourself of catarrh
tragic Drug Co, or any other good
druggists Will sell you n bottle of H.
notice how quickly it clears out tho air.
feel fine. h''u
Hyomei used regularly will end on.
tarrh. coughs, colds. bronchitis or no.
in arG ru 4 com p, OUTFIT Sncludine :,
or liyomei. costs hut little No Sin,
a iSn dosing dosing; Just breathe it, 1t kill,
hamed membranc.--Ady. ' ''-
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BELGIAN .tRMORED CAR
:. SAFELY ENTERS ROULERS
Iny Associatcd pres.,

HANRE October "a Belgian ar
ornored car has succeeded in entering
Roulers and has returned safely 10 its
own lines, according TO the Belgian OF
lhcial communication tonight
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Camp Lee Soldier Die,

WINCHESTEK, w. October g
Depot Sri eade, Camp Lee. who was
iuFiouShed week ago. with 100 others
70 PICK apples here died in Memorial
Hospital to-day OF double pneumonia
following attack OF influenza .Iany
other apple pickcrS have the Spanish
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Then The latter suddenly dropped ;hcir
hands pulled SrcuadcS from theic
pockets and threw them among ths
Americans, whereupor they ran back 10
their trenches
The Americans. red hot with fury.
brought IN WcrtsrS aHG ns:3c NroJec-
tors and KILLED the entire garrison OF
y NFI de- SSiG Louis
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GERMANS SAY ALLIED
~ ATTACKS FAILED
LKv Associated pres.l

BERLIN (via London), October 8
vigorous enemy attacks northwest OF
Reuters and on wide front north OF
81. Quentin and in Champagne failed"
says the evening report from genera!
headquarters. The enemy suffered
heavy losses"
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GERIAN NEWSPAPERS
PREDICT RETREAT IN bELGltN

AMSTERDAM. October SHERMAN
> newspapers to-day predict German
,retirement TO straight line between
Antwerp and Metz. SurrendcTinS half
OF Belgium.
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LIVE NEWS BULLETINS

LEXINGTON Ky. October Sire.
believed of incendtary origin. to-day
II. Taylor, causing a loss of 5000.
Among famous stock lost was the ia :
nous Hereford bull Woodford, valued at
$1,000. This animal had been an in
ternational prize winner
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ROME, October 3.-Ciabr!el d'An-
nunzio. the Italian author aviator who
on September IS few from Turin to
Chalons. behind the French front. a
distance of about 2o0 miles, to-dny
made a r-turn flight from tbc French
minutes.
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WASiIIECiTON. October 3--Pres;dent
Wilson by purchasing $1,000 bond AT
which resulted in the sale Of $4,000
worth Of fourth Liberty loan bonds
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WASHINGTON. October Sit was
announced today that the Two upper
classes. at West Point VIII be graduated
November and that the future
course al the military acade,n; VIM
b. for one year only during the period
u. the war
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-04

WASHINGTON, October 3-All thea
tcrS and moving-nic.ureS shows in the
District OF Columbia will be closed
after TO- nights performances until
spanish influenza In war-crowde ed
" ashington is stamped out.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-04

CHICAGO. October 3.-Bishop VIII
liam Quayie, presiding. over the Rock
River Methodist conference to-day
praised the delivery Of Palestine from
tn" Turks and laudcd General AIlenby's
victories He urged Il plea be made to
the allies 20 establish an American
EuacH over Christs tomb
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COLONEL DORR DEAD
Commander of Hnsc Hospital Mt Cumn
ifumphrIcs Victim Of
Pneumonia.
NV Associated Prcus.l

WASHINGTON. October 3.--Colonn,
CHARLES Is. Dorr, commander OF tho
base hospital ut Camp HUMPHREYS, Va.
died to-day OF pneumonia following
an attack OF Influenza. His home was
in Covington. Ky.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-04

Take look Mt the attic and then
phone Randolph to adyertIae the un-
uned hut useful things you find there.
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Want Ad In The TImcn-Disputcb
They u@r vusy c>n Bundoiph
The Washington herald., 1918-12-22
AUTOS FOR HIRE.
VIM TRUCKS

By hour, day, week or month. See me for
reasonable prices. Phone Franklin l5i5-W.
A. HITE, II VI st. sw. DELFT
The Washington herald., 1918-12-22
WASHINGTON PRODUCE.

EGGs-stic;ly fresh. .sIeCt. Is. E1e1Es r.
ceipts. 65. cold storage. s..
CHLESE-New YCrk StHte factory, new H.
BUTTER -E,rin. mt, "a ElgiH. tIfh =
LIVE POULTRY -RO0stes. per H.. KsD
turkeys. psr 10. css, ohicseuL spring. psr u.
Bar; hens per TO- zss: kests. younE. Ia is
DRESSED POULTRY -Frsth killed sprins
s5ass. JutRsys pr H.. E2sE; rOOs-ers, Ter H..
LSa3; beus. per ~. s-AS.
GREEN FRUTT-ApTlss. Der bbl-. 2ssS0
boz 55cI2 o. Bssksf. tHncy. se)alN; Csb-
torria lemons aO01c8. CSlifornIH u1snFss.
oOaC 70. Fl1nta o1uEes. 5OOaS 50. cTsnbesTisS.
I. clalsO3 Tar bhI sOol40C per boz; ErsIsfrlit.
per box. 3OhgW
NEGETABLE~-Pofat Nc. = 2T5as.c;
beans. pr basket l50a5 50: Tep7sz. cpts,
sSlas %: okra cTate SsCa5 20 Tadishef. bdneh.
-. cucumbcrs bss. sOEScg: eEEplsuts. Lsos
200 crate: csbbsFs. uIs Ic2 lbs ..s1sc0C beetS,
Tyr bunch 4s6 lsJrucV Seats s. u-r basket.
tomatoes. T0nds. 5O0s5.W. psEs. 2oOA2oo -
basket: sweet r0taIoes L0l1- o. pcr bbl: celerys
zeal % r-r bunch. d. s10a. . peT crate.
squash. pcr bbl "a, 90 spinach, 2-Nlse
TCr bbl kslc. OOulS PER bbL
DRESSED PORK-Light ISals medium, u
heavy I7als
LIVE sTOCK-Shrcp. Ter 10. rsS: iambss
L; calves, asZI medium. l5als.
sEEDS-ClTycr. s 0nAsN per buEhel; tim
otiy 6COs6.50 IeF bU-BEl- red TOP grass. 80
I7-5O pr p0unds bIue srES, 50 per busneli
orchard rTEss 5dss 3 Ter hushcl
HAY AND GRAIN NJ timothy. = Ton :
No ? fimgthr. s. OoaE2G ton: mixed hay.
> Olsg2so a ton. mixed osts. Nss2 prr bai
white oats. Sc Ter b.
The Washington herald., 1918-12-22
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE.

Philadelphia Pa. Dec. q. - Prices on the
local produce market today ranged as follows:
BUTTER-The market was quiet as usual on
the last day Of the week, but prices ruled
firm under light offerings The following were
the quotations: Solid-p&cked creamery, extras.
eec; higher-scoring goods. 7oa72c; this latter
for iobbing sales; extra hrsts, esssc; hrst, Ga
Csc; seconds, 5a6OC fancy brands Of prints
jobbing at Tse75c fair to good, e1a72c.
EGGS-Fine newlsid eggs were well cleaned
up and firm. We quote: Free cases, nearby
hrsts, 400 per crate; current receipts, D.sO
per case: wsstern extra irsts, 200 per case;
frsts. 2ol0a3O 70 per case; inferior lots lower; /;
storage eggs, l5.ooal69 per case; selected fresh
jobbing at 75a77c per dozen.
CHEEsE-The market quiet under light
offerings. Quotations: New fork, whole-uilk
fancy, fresh, SaS4c; specials. higher; do. do,
fair TO good. fresh. 8a@lfc; do, Wisconsin,
Whole-milk. fancy. Ss54c; do, do. fair to
good. 3sa36i4c.
LIVE PoCLTRY-The market ruled finn at
the late advance with demand sbsorbins the
limited oferings The quotations are s fol
lows: Fowls according TO size and quality.
3s35c; spring chickens. according to quality,
2ss32c; roosters, 2lA22c ducks. Pekin, s2a3Sc
do, Indian Runners, 2Sssoc; geese. 2ss,2c; tur-
keys, Sa3sc; glineas, young Per pair, weighing
lnaa lts ardece l0Oall0 smaller sizes. eSsc
do, old, per pair, 75asoci pigeons old, per
pair, 3oas5c; do, young per pair, 3sDc.
DRESSED POULTRY-Turkeys Of fne quail.
ity wero in good request and firm with sales
Of fancy nearby stock in some cases as high As
4sa46c. Other descriptions were quiet and show
ed little change Quotations: Turkeys. fancy,
nearby, iSa44ci exceptional lots higher; do.
Western spring choice, t2a4sc; 90, fair to good,
s7a4lc; DO common. sOSssc; old toms, 3a4oc;
do. old hens, ssaioc; fowls, fresh killed, dry
picked. in boxes. weighing ~ lbs and oyer
apiece SIC; weighing lbs apiece, sc; smaller
sizes. csssoc: fresh killed fowls in barrels,
fancy, dry picked, fancy selected. si,sc; weigh
ing III lbs and ever apiece. Nc; weighing lbs
apiece SEC; small size. 2s1c; old rco-tert,
dry picked. &c; roasting chickens. Western.
dry picked, IN boxes. weighing ~ lbs and
over apiece. Sc; weighing lbs apiece. &c;
weighing vi lbs apiece. s2A5sc; weighing zisss
lbs apiece, sas3ic; roasting chickens. Western.
in bbls, weighing lbs and over spdece, sc;
weighing 3n lbs atsecs, SIC; weighing s,sas lbs
apiece Basic; broiiing chickens. weighing lha7
lbs apaece. 42a4.c: ducks, nearby fancy. spring,
40a4.c; do, Western. dry picked. Sasoc; reese.
Western. dry picked. choice. Das2c; fair to
good. za29c; squads, per doz. white, weigh
ina II to u lbs per dozen, soossD: 70 y les
The Washington herald., 1918-12-22
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
WHITE

WHITE.
Robert y. Davis. .. {. s. n, and Katha-
rine +. Garner. e. Falls Church. Va Rev.
joseph Fletcher
Louis H. W. Griffin 30 and Ida r. Smith
son, %. both Of Washington. Rev. Charles
NJ. Bart.
Chester NJ. Jones. 2j. Anderson. Ind, and
Florence l. Gregory, 2, DeLand. Fla Rev.
James L. Gordon.
Chples N Lind. q. Georgetown. Conn. and
Mamie l. Gardiner. D. Rockville. Nd. Rev.
!. r. Eckenrode.
Albert IL. LoVelace. 4s. and Margaret R.
Butler. 3. both Of Washington. Rev. George
A. Miller
Timothy r MRhoney. y, and Charlotte
wlissel. 3. both Of Buffalo. y. Y. Rev. j.
NJ McNamaTa
Frank c Prepneit. 2l Washington, and Viola
VI. Henderson, 2. Alexandria, Va. Rev. q.
A Shreve.
Peter Ritter. z. Richmond, Va, and L. May
Newcomb. p. Rockingham. Va. Rev. G. b.
Babbitt
William L shumate. .. and Dorothy L.
Let 2. both Of Washington. Rev. {. X.
StetsCn.
Merrill A. Van slyke. p. Ripou, Cal. and
Neva V Chambers, 10. East Las Vegas. n.
Mex. Rev Earl Wiley.
COLORED.
Thomas H. Cooper. AZ. and Carrie A. Dove.
q. both of Washington. Rev. J. NJ Jane.
Leroy Pinder, IS. and Marie Douglass, Is,
both Of Washington. Rev. e. II. Green.
Emanuel Williams s.. Martinsburg. W. Va,
and Annie F. Hatten. 81, Washington Rev.
George II. West.
The Washington herald., 1918-12-22
STOCKS STRONG;
LOAN ISSUE Low
Bear Raids Not Participat-
ed in by Authorities
on Finance.

New York, Dec. 13.-The actual
bank statement today showed sur
plus increase s1s,s22.24O; loans de-
creased $40, sos. 900 and net demand
deposits increased s37,s31, 900. The
average statement showed surplus
increased s5.e12,15o loans decreased
sI9,sl4, 900 and net demand deposits
Increased s64, ,o43, 900.
Stocks were strong today, partly
because the short International.
fostered by the money committee
ruling, took profits again and part
Iy because stocks are really cheap.
Despite the alarmist propaganda OF
the Federal Reserve Bank and of a
few New York bankers who hap
pen TO be in official positions,
American business men are refus-
ing to lose sight of the improved
condition of America as a result Of
the war.
The bear raids are therefore not
participated in by any respectable au-
thorites on finance. The lower level
of prices resulting from these raids Is
being taken advantage OF by real
Americans to buy stocks.
Nearly all issues were higher to-
day. Liberty bonds made a new low
record, the last loan going TO s4.0.
Wall street is accepting 1t as the de-
sire of the government that the bonds
should go lower otherwise it would be
impossible to understand the motive
back of the restriction of loans by
the money committee. 1t is a re-
markable situation without precedent
that a government having to float
another large loan in the near future
should desire its outstanding loans TO
sell at a low price.
According TO figures recorded in the
market today, liberty bonds are sell
ing to yield more than the first mort
gage bonds of standard railways. ILL.,
nois Central first IS. Reading general
Is. Norfolk and Western first Is ana
Union Pacific first As are selling on a
basis of $50 or less. while the Thiro
Liberty Loan today sold on a basis OF
L95. For this reason brokers consider
the loan limit a great hardship.
The Washington herald., 1918-12-22
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
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Hl- :. Bureau 81 MarEeINH
Chicago. pcv. G.-HOGS-Rcceipts. Co;
market mostly steady with sasrrull2 uulk q
sales. i gsr- C tmtcbc-s Il iGaI5yC. iEht,
q 66saI7 20 packing u S1l--tC. thr1vCuts. $50
$50. ISEs Envi O. choice. l..55ali.75
vc-k ago. hrrf sfseS -1r 90 ~ lower: fat COWS
ard hcticrs about sis1d,. other class SO 10
7lc lOwcr- lrIIIs Ec ro -0y IDgrr-. cluneTs. SC
higher. calves. go LIVER: stokes and feeders
about stead
SHEEI' Eertints 200. conpsroI with week
ago. fat lsu's &c In 5ar lower vcthersr and
yesrlinEs 80 10 7sc love-: cUrs steady 10 sc
lover. feeding lEmus Nery stead
St louis Drr q Hogs ReCrtpts 5D;
stcady lights. lC 5OuI-.0- pig. I--OaI6o2. butch
crS. I7-Eul7-56. heavy. T.. '5af-eN
CA1TIsE-HCarlpts sJ. sisaGH native sfe'rz,
% EGaIg 50. uCifers -7aGFC- COWS 750aIZ5o:
sCrkers and fc-icTs 70lI-g2. CA'ycS 5.75oli %.
SHEEP -RrrefreS n. -t,alE. lEmbs. ILC)s
IL5D; ewes su.4@ %.
Kansas CITY. Dec. G.-HpGs-Receirts SSes
lower: hesv Ie SAIL: hrtri'o-s ltsaf7lp.
lights lG90AIS.25: u.Es. I-EalIoo
CATTLE-Recrirts. Sc: steady: rrme ste-aN
lf0Ca3J O.. Srthr-u steer = g1sl3OC. cows
6.T-alg O.; hrifrrs T--or1sg. calves 7o0al150
SHEEp-Recripts &C. sfradg: lambs e No
Is .. warnings l0O0al15Cs weihers. 9oRlo.s:
CWes. T.5ONs.75.
Cincinnati. Dec. a.-HoGs-Eooeipts. Gss;
slow.
CKTrLE-Rcc,ips. 30: sov. calves SLOW at
5oOslsGO
sHEEr-ssody; l,mbs s,ssay.