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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-06-13
La Habana dieeirueve
naufragos de I'm buque i'undI-
do Dor los submarines teutone:
Los recogi6 81 vapor mexico" que sali6 de
Nueva York para Ia Capital de Cuba
Los marriages relataron que Ell submarine
Que ataco ell barco que ~tripulaban era
Ell U-l5l cue ten5a dos periscopi0s

dos periscOpios
ocho torpedos Y ..eva montados dos
canones de 50, del tipo que los il
glcseS llaman "non-dsssapearing" :
sus letras oficiales de reconocimien-
TO X. Y. 0. NJ.
Tiene el Submarine "U~15l" dos
periscopios, uno sobre la tOrre y otro
a popa, de ounce pies de altura
casa uno, que pueden ser aizados 0
recogidos instantaneamenUe. Cuando
los tripu!antes de IA go!eta Hauppa-
ge' 10 yio, solo llevaba visible uno
6e los periscopios, que Sc proyecyaba
IN pie fuera del aqua.
Los marines alemanes solo odisn
Z los ingleses
Es su Comandante n. N0stitz,
Uno de los oficiales, apellidado heils,
hablando con un tripulante de "a TO-
leta "Hauppange" lie dijo que clos
cram lauy considerados con los ame.
rieanos, 10 mismO que con los neu-
~t-ales. pero no con los ingleaes, a
los QIe Ia conversation de dicho cfi-
cial -evcla que los alemanes od;&a
mtcnsamente.
Los UripulantIs del submarine.
pusieron especial empeao en- demos
trar 81 dcSeo DC ratar bier a los
p~g.sioneros; tstos advirtieron que e!
papel que cnovIvia q pan que Sc Les
siryi0 en- las conida iurante los digs
cue cstuvieron a bordo, tcnia Ia
ferha abril 3. marcada. ESas =ayol
turas las conscrvaroa los ~prisioncros,
para guardar!as como souvenirs. Las
~peri6dicoS que yieron 4 bo:do del
U-i5I. tenian fecha de a5riI II.
II Cqmandante del submarine,
Nos,itz representa- tener unos 2S
amos; todos los dennis hombres lie
abordo parecen mayores ie cuarca-
t.. Son hombres robustoS. de eie-
vada cstatura. En- los Gias que es-
tuyieron = bordo los marinos re
cogio ell Mexico" les dijeron ! Gs-
tos que lIevaban hundidos ounce
barcos Y que ~estuvieron enfrente a
Long Beach. Long Island. durantc
una hcra. en- I'm dia del mes de mayo
que no cspecificaron.
N2ando los aeJaron en- h0eFsa0
D~ac,aror los ~,risiooeros ore adc.
mss Do eyIos tsnia 81 "U-5I" otyos
~ =, bordo todos los cuaIes fucron
Saoiad,s on rfbrr+ad q, mismo di,
o,a o,los asto o. o, } do innio
Fl .NIxfcoo diyis5 = las cjnco V
moi, da "a rarde del 6ia , de iun:o
81 hota an me iban los trjouiar.cs
I6o 10 .ua,n,ongaro distinojieado
joro ,,,o dp o1Ios e~narho1ana - han
dor. brar.a do a~uvi}io Ia cual Eg-
han hecbo a~DrovecbanGo 81 deIanta1
rsado nara seryir > ia mesa DOR 81
mayordomo de la goleta.
Los nombres de los n~aufragos son;
Capit;A. Sweeney, Official Martin
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-06-13
FL AEz0bispo 0rozco j.
m6Rez COntinla en- Sn.
Juan de los Lagos
LO ACOMpANAN IN D!PUTADO
Y MAS DE Glen SA-
CERDOTES

GUADALAJARA, jail, JUNO T.
Monsehor Orozco Y Jimenez, Arzo-
bispo de G~uadalajara, Sc e%ncuentra
en- San Juan de los Lagos, a donde
lego hace varios dias despues lie
permanecer oculto mas de medic ano,
dakdo lugar a que sc lie creyera cue
andaba levantado en- armas contra
el carrancismo.
Acompanan a Monsenor 0rozco
y Jimenez en- San Juan de los Lagos,
ell diputado al Congreso de la Union,
Manuel Davalos Ornelas y mas de
Glen sacerdotes de diferentes parties
del Estado que han lido a agrupar
Sc en- torno de SUI pastor.
La campana politica.
La campana politica Ell Ell Estado
para eleciones, de diputsdos Y sena-
dores, Sc prepare activa e intensa, a
juzgar por las noticias que Sc han
recibido.
Ell elemento principal que tomard
parte en- la lucha electoral es ell obre-
ro, cuya mayoria reside en- la ciu-
dad de Guadalajara. Como los ira
bajadcres del Estado topatia, estan
bien o~rgar:zados, debido a que en-
ire ellos no ha habido huelgas nj
conflictos, han podido estabiecer al
rededor de Glen clubs politicos Ell
toda Ia entidad, los cuales cuentan a
su vez con numerosos agentes en- las
poblaciones pequenas.
No obstante que hay pletora de
candidates., pues solo en- ell distrito
de La Barca, Sc han presentado diez
y nueve, los obreros tienen Ia espe-
(Pasa a il 5s- Pag. Col. ear
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1918-11-29
RESOLUTIONS

Resolutions OF respect adopted by
the senior class Of the CulIownee
Normal and industrial Scnccl upon
the death Of Professor OIin S. Dean.
Whereas it has pleased the al
wise Creator to call from US
ou1 beloved teacher Of former days,
we, the Senior Class OF the Gallo
whee Normal and Industrial School,
in sympathy AM respcot for the
bereayed family and relatives Of
the deceased, adopt the following
resolutions:
First, that while we hu,nbly sab
NIT to the Will CT the Heavenly y
Father in the death Of this one, WE
none the less mourn with ous
friends fer the departed.
Second, that we tender cur sp-n-
pathy to tie family and rela5.ve-
Of the deceased.
Third, that we will profit by Tx
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1918-11-29
Nv. S. S..
sylvia III,1lY Il.r5S
IN FRANCE

Jesse L, billiard, of. this city re
Ceived message Sunday evening
a inoulcine the death of his brother
Elsie, who was in France. The
message stated that he died Octo-
Der 3lSt, Of bronchial pneumonia.
He enlisted here in The Radio Co.
in July 1917, ard was soon pro
noted to sersean@. but after eoine
to camp was transferred to the
Medical Department of the 10Th
Llf;:Ilt-y CT the Thirtieth Division
Elsie was me first of the Sylvia
boys reported dead since their ar.
rivai ID France.
It was with the deepest resret
that his many friends learned Ct
lis death.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1918-11-29

The War Savings record Of the
100 counties in North Carolina as in
dicatsd on the accompanying map
GAoWs that nineteen counties have
subscribed 100 per cent and over of
their War Savings allotment. Six
counties have subscribed from 80 to
100 psr cent, twenty-nine from Is to
90 per cont, twenty-seven from SO to
Is per cent, while nineteen have SUBJ
scribed less than 50 per cent OF their
quotas.
The counties that have subscribed
their entire allotment which are black
on the Map, are Arson, Chowan, Ca
barrus, Edgecombe, Forsyth, Franklin,
Gates, Greene, Henderson, Iredell,
Jones, Lenoir, Martin, Mecklenburg,
Nash, Perquimans, Pitt, Union and
Wilson The six that have subscribed
over 30 per cent OF their allotment
which are cross-checked on the map
are BERTHE. Beaufort, Guilford, Jack
son. Northampton, and Onslow. The
nineteen counties that pledged less
than so per cent, which are left white
on the map, are Ashe, Bladen, Bruins
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1918-11-29

A War Savings Stamp is a patriotic
gift. 1t is not to be priced only for
it's value but for the patriotic spirit
in which it was bought and given.
The giving of stamps does not require
the labor and material so greatly
needed by the Government at this
time. Furthermore, giving stamps
saves the usual rush that makes
Christmas burden instead of a JOY
Gus occasion. This year stamps are
the most patriotic gift. Buy them and
help put your State over the top in
the War Savings Campaign.
Today North Carolina lacks $11,-
100000 having her War Savings quota
subscribed. If every North Carolinian
who is able to do so would buy at
least one War Savings Stamp as a
Christmas present either for himself
or some other member of his fam.
lily, and would do this in addition to
what he has already bought or pledged
to buy, the amount realized would be
sufficient to complete what the State
lacks in having It's War Savings allot-
ment. Therefore. it behooves every
patriotic citizen Of North Carolina to
be patriotic and buy War Savings
Stamps for Christmas presents.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1918-11-29

wick, Caldwell, Caswell, Cherokee,
Clay, Cumberland, Columbus, Dare,
Duplin, Graham, Hoke, Moore Ruther-
ford, Sampson, Watauga, Wilkes and
Yancey. The counties which are
slant-checked on the map have sub
scribed from Is to 80 per cent of their
quotas, while the counties vertically
checked have subscribed from SO to
rs per cent Of their quotas.
North Carolina's War Savings a.
lotment is $4S,666,3SO. To October /,
it had pledged 1872 per cent of its
allotment leaving 1913 per cent yet
to be pledged. To November 1, it
had sold $19,6O6,727, leaving s2s,O5s,-
653 yet to be sold. The task of the
State is to redeem all outstanding War
Savings pledges by December 81 and
to secure additional sales to complete
the States quota, which amount is
$11, 100000.
The week of November 2S-Decem-
ber 6 has been set apart for COM
plete. War Savings Victory drive. Dur
ing this week the citizens of the
state will be called on to make the
War Savings Campaign a complete
success and thereby give the State a
100 per cent war-record. Every per
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1918-11-29

son will be called on at some time dur
Ing this week to go to the limit of
his ability. Heads of families who
are able will be asked to take $1,000
Of Stamps for each member OF his
family and thus qualify for member
ship in the North Carolina War Saw
ings Limit Family Society. Individu-
ais who are able will be called on to
take $1,000 of stamps for themselves
and thus become members of their
County Limit Club. People who are
not able to go the limit by the law
will be asked to so the limit of their
ability-to buy all they can pay for
Every individual will be called on to
give to the utmost that the State may
raise its full quota by December 81
and have 100 per cent war-record to
it's credit.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1918-11-29
Rev. ]. 4. COOKE
RETURNS T)SYIVA

Following are the appointments
of the Methodist Conference 90
this district:
J. s. West, presiding elder: En-
drews, NJ. 7. SlnatI,e1s; Bethel, Fred
0. D,yman; Bryscn aud Whittier
L. 7. Bogie; c an ton,
j. II. Br a d | e Y C yde, r, z.
Hunt; Franklin station, L. B. Hayes;
Franklin circuit, J. {. Umberger,
Fines Creek, E. D, Ballard; Gienyille,
7. Il, Noble, supply; Haywood, A. L.
Latham; HaynesviIle, c. Z, Stedmai
Highlands, r. 2. Fishes; Judson, NJ.
N. HiIdebrand; Jonathan, John
Cline, Macon, ]. L. YTomach; Mdr-
ply station, J. ". Inela;; Murphy
c irssc it, A. - ssGod rey
: Ranger, to be supplied; Ro0binsville
VIM. J. Baker, supply; Sylvia, j A
Cooke; TuckaseiSee, K. L. Foster
Waynesvilie, W. B. West; j. Z. Still
well, junior preacher; Waynesyil'E
circuit, D. V. Howell, WeUster-CuI
lowhee, J. ". Cam p3elI.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1918-11-29
n0A.) MEETING DEC. 10

At a meeting CT the North Caro-
ling Good Roads Association held in
AsheyiiIe three years ago, | was
appointed DIS chairman for roads in
jackson County.
At t.la request q Senator Coward
and Representative Wilson. | here
by call meeting of he citizens Of
Jackson, to be Eeid 1t l O'CLOCK P.
ID, December 11th, II the Court
House at sylvia i IS the intention
.. chs meer.l.5 = ser IN expression
t oia Tie p-o ogla q. the cO.nty as 10
tie r@a1 vi. . underla en-.
hi Hi 1c q ,.er-.of Ill rneeij.gj !
and every = >,ed tJ DE
present :-.l- c. II Vews.
al. ILLS.
Chm. Jackson Co. Road hiovement
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1918-11-29
COUNTY TO GET FEES

An accurate record of all license
fees collected by the proper county
officers aforesaid designated shall /
be kept as a matter of information,
but all such funds shall be turned
into the county funds. All bills in
Cured under this act, or due at the
time of the passage of this act,
shall be paid out of the county
u n d, asn d and on e-third
of the net money collected and pay
able to the county under this act
shall be used for building and main
tanning roads, one third for the
equipment and maintenance of pub
lie schools, and one-third for the
development of agriculture in the
county, This money shall be so
divided and used after ten per cent
is deducted for the State Central
Executive Board and all damages
on livestock have been paid by the
counties.
DAMAGES
Whenever any person sustains
any loss or damage to any live
stock or poultry by dogs, or any
livestock of any person is necessa-
rily destroyed because of having
been bitten by such dog, complaint
for damages should be made in
writing to the township constable
or to any justice of the peace OF
police officer. On establishment O.
such claim, as provided for by this
law, payment shall be made from
! : the county funds to the proper per
: son. 1t the owner of the dog O
dogs doing the damage be known
-, it shall be the duty of the count.
commissioners to notify such own
ers to kill such dog or dogs imme
y mediately. If said dog or dogs ar
killed by the owner, he shall be ez
= empt from any further liabilities
Upon failure to kill said dog or dog
= = he shall be liable for the damage
caused by the said dog or dogs.
'f ,s DOGS SUBJECTS OF LARCENY
d All dogs are hereby declared
,r be personal property and subjec
of larceny, Except as provided
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1918-11-29

EvapoTated milk Is per CT. 80 per ct.
oatmeal, pigs. Is per ct. 30 per ct.
;dce Is per CT 30 per ct.
Beans 25 per ct. 80 per ct
Edible starch Is per Ct 80 per ct.
Corn syrup 25 per ct. 80 per ct.
Canned corn,
peas, tOna-
toes 331-3per ct. 40 per ct
Canned sal
men, chums
pink and red 35 1-S per ct. 40 per ct
Canned sar-
dines. d0mes-
tic 80 1-3 per ct 40 per ct
Dried fc'lits.
ra;s. S. prunes
pe~c.ieo 80 3 per ct 40 per ct
wheat leeds ard cot
to...oei meal 500 600
Ali .t5.S onef
iiisl pare wheat Is per ct.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1918-11-29
HOW A SALESMAN SUFFERED

R. j. Porter. Sterling. CAL, writes:
Il suffered with a painful, weak
back. AS travelling salesman
had to stoop frequently to pick up
my grips, and the pain when |
Strengthened up was awful. was
induced to try Foley Kidney Pills
Relief was immediate. Say. tIey
are great" Prompt and tonic.
Sylvia Pharmacy. adv.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1918-11-29

section 81 of this act, it is unlawful
for any person, except a police Off
Ger. to kill, lnjure, or poison, or to
attemp to kill, injure. or poison any
dog which bears the proper license
tag for the current year.
ENFORCEMENT OF LAW
The enforcement of this law lies
with the State Central Executive
Board, through the county commits
sioners and police officers. The
term police officer" shall mean any
person employed or elected by the
State or by municipality, county
or township, aud whose duty it is
to preserve peace or to make arrests,
or to enf0rc the law. The term liz
cludes game, fish and forest wal
dens.
VIOLATIONS AND PENALTIES
Any person willfully violating or
failing or refusing to comply with
any of the provisions of this &C
shall be guilty Of q misdemeanoT
and upon conviction shall he sen
fenced to pay a fine Of fifty dollar
or UNDERGO imprisonment not to ex
ceed thirty days.
Any complaint of failure to en
force the law should be made 10 th
:, county commissioners or to tn
State Central Executive Board.
EVERY citizen should interet
himself to see that this law is er
forced by those charded with tn
duty.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1918-11-29

sDeB lid example he set before us.
Fourth. that a copy Of these re-
solutions be kept in our class re-
cords, that 3 copy be sent to the
bareaved family, and copy to the
ac;,so2 County journal for publ
cation.
Committee Of the Senior Class.
Holt McCRACKEN
CASSIE WALLACE
ANNE CLARA JONES
Cullowhee, II. G.,
November %; 1913.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1918-11-29
WAR SAVINGS STAMPS IDEAL
CHRISTMAS. PRESENTS.

y Yseare Savings Stamps make ideal
Christmas presents. There are sew
eral reasons why people should give
Thrift and War Savings Stamps as
presents at Christmas instead of the
usual valueless gewgaws and trinkets.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1918-11-29
SUMMARY Of
PROPOSED north
CAROLINA Dog
CONTROL Law
LICENSE

J
SIX months old or over must obtain
a icense from the proper county
,.iicer, and s h all pay a fee of
oae dollar for each male dog and
each spayed female dog, and two
collars for each unspayed female
Gag. The treasurer or other officer
.laIl issue with each license a met
3; tag, (WHICH must be worn by the
dog at all times.
owner" DEFINED
The word owner" when applied
to the proprietorship of a dog, shall
include every person having a right
OF property in such dog, and every
psrson who keeps or harbors such a |
dog or has it in his care, and every
rerson who permits such a dog on
~ about any premises occupied by
him.
NIGHT STRAYING PROHIBITED
The owner or keeper of every dog
e.,all at all times between sunset
iud sunrise of each day keep such
dogs either (a) confined within an
,ae!esure from which it cannot es-
cape, or (b) firmly secured by
Leans of collar and chain or 9TH
ry device, so that it cannot stray
ayond the premises on which it is
secured, or (c) under the reasona-
lie control of some person, or when
engaged in lawful hunting, accom-
panied by an owner or handler.
FEMALE DOG
It is unlawful for the owner or
keeper of any female dog to permit
;uch dog to 90 beyond the premises
o. such owner at any time she is in
eat, unless such dog is held in
leash.
HARBORING
It shall be unlawful for any per-
sJn to harbor or permit to remain
,5 ut his premises any dog lot
wing licence.
DESTRUCTION OF DOGS
Any person may kill any dog
T.ich he sees in the act of pursuing
worrying or wounding any live
s.5ck or attacking any human be.
u.,s, whether or not such dog bears
he proper license tag required by
ae provisions. There shall be nc
liability on such persons in dam
.eS or otherwise for such killing
AHy unlicensed dog that enters any
I'D shall constitute a private nui
tonce, and the owner or tenant o
Suoh field, or their agent or servant
!.4y kill such dog while it is in tn
AID, without liability or respOnsl
liI;ty.
SEIZURE
1t shall be the duty Of every pc
i 'e officer to seize and detain an
ooS or dogs which bear prope
syense tag and which are foun
luuning at large and unaccomp;
I'D by its owner or keeper. In
G%ner of dog so detained shall t
l.Jtified to claim such dog With
toa days, and shall pay all reasol
tole expense incurred by rease
oI lis detention. before the dog
turned. If, after ten days fro
Tie giving of such notice, such d.
has not been claimed, such chief
p3lice or his agent shall dispose
sdch dog, by sale or by distructi'
III some humane manner. 1t sh'
be the duty of everypolice officer
hiil every dog which docs 4
bear proper license tag. For ia
ire to perform his duty uno
the provisions of this act. su
Police officer shall be liable to
penalty of two dollars for each
ieNse. For the performance OF t
duty he shall be paid the sum
one dollar for OBTAINING a lcens
DOG and the sum of one dollar
the killing of a dog.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1918-11-29
PROFITEERlNG IS
Still Under BAN

Raleigh--Would-be profteers who
have judged that the signing of the
armistice will release them from
the watchful eye of the Food Ad-
ministration have a surprise in
store. State Food Administrator
Henry A. Page declared today that
while a number of the rules and
regulations of the Food Administra-
ton have been removed and others
may be removed later, those relat-
ing to margins of profit and to the
distribution of food and feedstuffs
will not only remain in force until
the Peace Treaty is signed but that
they will be more rigidly enforced
hereafter than they have been in
the past.
Profiteerine and speculation will
be punished ruthlessly. Voluntary
contributions to the Red Cross will
no longer be accepted in lieu of
more drastic actions. Merchants
who are found to be wiilfully disre-
sardina food rules and regulations
especially those relating to margins
IS profit, will be put out of business
iAtil normal times come again.
In line with this policy the Food
Administration has fixed specific
margins upon An increased number
If food products. These margins
re absolute end any merchant who
xceeds them will be subject to dis
c!piine by the Food Administrator.
The products uron which margins
1ave been fixed and the mareirs
thereon are as follows:
| Cash & Credit &
per bbl.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-30
STEEL CONDITIONS
STILL IMPROVING

Conditions in The steel trade are sun
IMPROVING The demand from domestic
consumers is holding UP well. accord
ing u leading trade authorities. while
proIuc ton has continued its Efadual nut
steady sain which started i've or SIX
weeks ago.
Buying fns the United States govern
.neut IS arg. III" leading article taken
during the past week having been barn
wire. fer which contracts for llo.upo
tons were allotted to the various max
crs. in this country. Other products Tor
war purposes also have been taken IN
comparatively large lots. it is stated.
Thor. is nothing new III the market
70 pig iron. The various grades are
wasted BY consumers all over the coun-
try. and any producer having ii tonnage
to dispose OF can find ten or twelve buy
ers for each lot. In :act. where pros
receive buyers have delayed as little as
one hour in accepting the iron they have
found that the offer was taken Else
where.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-30
Butter, Eggs and Cheese

NEW YORK. April 2H.-lfuiter--Nar-
k.,l steady creamery. higher than cHtrn.
45i-. a 4Gc: creamery "Ntr:is t!2 Scoirl
44+, m45c; iirsis. I"li A h.c; packing
stock current make. No. =. 81 = q 32c.
Eggs Market .,t"ady: cr"sh gathered
cNtr;S. 3SGt3H 10: fresh gathered St"r'
axe packed nrsIs. &c i: n 81 isc: do. reg
ulHr packed Extra tir4ts. 50 8. 1t SIC: ID.
rirsts. s4L, Sec state. Pennsylvania
and nearby western htnntrE whites.
linc t.. fancy. 4lfa4:r; state. PrnnsyivH-
MIA amd nearby ""nncry browns. -"
:;sc. do. gathered browns and nIi>r'! col
"rs. 3jW SIC.
I'herse--Markpt steady: state h"''!
specials. 81. a. '-c: do. average ran.
-. l., % .ir: do fresh specials. ~ " -:
de-. average run ..q >: &c.
I..yr l.r!ltry-- MARKET firm. old r"oSt-
IRIS. &c: young runs'trrs md Smooth
Legged chickens. soc: turkeys, "hr'
fowls. aiU 36c. Dressed ro'iltr! Mar
k,t frm: chickens. c7T4Ar. fowls. 80 n
SIr. turkeys. aHM "Sc.
Flour Market steady.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-30
Stock Exchans nan
and the M ct Outlook

On the question "t
loan and ih,' market: w. 'N"i''h'S'
bankers and hr"%,.rN
attribute last weeks Tue. H'''ntu !"
dI% stock narkr; Fraction !" i"HiE
alarm OVER IA" rrIurt thu Us IN"
...,.,,. ,,,,-I ,.,l J,GnitoIv ticral re-
i"r purchasing and .mrryingc" io'"I
bonds on n0n-rSSrntial IT, prd'nH "''u
the war. II urged banks Ia ca. ~" W
falling within this class ilicati'i lo'iHH
bankers have already adhered "i''c
If reducing their loans Ia nnn-P'''!
Industries ar ON securities and "'"'
and open investment market IS ~
l. To hr intrrirrcd lay federal r"
hoard. Federal reserve boards
nnuncrTHrHt was, II Is TURNER
learned. not directed against Wall -
nor Legitimate Speculation. nor inN'
mrnt. hu: is Tor purpnS" nI diScnuraS
and restricting an avalanche "t =
wild cat promotions from sweeping o
the west under the guiSe ~ war nee
sily for stimulating nrndu''' "iI III
rrvthing from oil /" Cr"pS.-A. l.. NJ
tom & 30.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-30
SUGAR

NEW YORK. April "9.--Th"r" w"r'
no changes IN raw sugar prices. whirn
rem aimed at thr nX"d level Of 4.?S" for
Cubas, cost and freight. "qual 10 G.hnIC
for centrifugal. Tho crop is Cubn -
progressing favorahly ami n hug" ont
Turn is expected this year.
Stocks at the ports in cuba cnntiru"
70 pile up and all that IS ne"ti"d now is
sufficient suppl: Or t"nnag" I" carry
II TO its destination. McaI,im" IN"
committee ls making every "ff"r; |"
supply n sufficient amour, ot i"niia="
IN keep thr sugar moving. ami /: lS S Il
thu, shipments from Cuba during Ma!
will b. UP tn those Of April. IT mot In
excess Vo-duy's purchases by the COM
rnitl-. were l35. 900 bags nc Cuban.
23.0Ou Bugs nf san Domingo. and l.He0
IONS of Porto ltir:,n.
In refined. business !s or nl"d"rihr
u.nport ION and pric"s remain unchanged
~ Iar for fine Rrmnuiaied.