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The Keota news., 1918-05-10
COLORADO BEAN CROP
MUST az lNcReAARc

Disheartening crop news from New
York and Michigan in regard to great
ly lowered acreage In pinto bean
planting has encouraged Colorado
bean growers to make an increased
effort to get maximum acreage In
this state
For the past three years. according
TO the report. growers In these states
have been compelled to contend with
wet weather at harvest time which
greatly damaged their crops. In some
cases entire crops were lost
O. H. Liebers. head Of the bean d.
vision for the u. 8. Food Administers.
tion. in announcing shortage OF good
seed, states that Colorado growers
can obtain good seed through the
county agricultural agent or local
shipper.
The Keota news., 1918-05-10
Notice Of Application to Lease stats

Office Of tho State Board Of Land Commission.
ers. Denvcr. Colo. April 70. 1918.
Notice IL hereby given that application has
been made to Isnss tho followinR described
School Land. situate In Weld County. Colo
RADIO. % wit:
Sw II. section B. Township ~. Range
-. Township 3 N. Range 60 W. Application
Number A Q3U3.
Notice II further hereby given that all other
per.ons desiring to file an application to lo.se
al or any part Of this tract of land must dle
sau,e in this office prior to May "a. 1913,
scribed lands will b considered after said date
RAYMOND MILLER
President State Board Land Commissioners.
Publish Apr. q. May ;, 10, II.
The Keota news., 1918-05-10

DR.. b. l.. Fowler. dentist. will be
In Keota the first seven days OF each
month. Il
Fortner. Photographer. Sterling. Colo.
The Keota news., 1918-05-10

Subscription $3.50 per Year In. Advsnc.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-01-24
PASTOR SPEAKS
ON RACE PROBLEM
CelOred Preacher Addresses Imperial
Baptists on How to Control Prop
erty, Etc.-Ladies' Aid Society
Meets-Brief News From Imperial
City.

Imperial, Jan. 24.-Rev. E W Niles
spoke at the Baptist church last
night on Race Ideals Rev. Niles
is on a tour which will include visits
to every colored church and Masonic
lodge in California. Il am trying 10
teach my hace to think as other
races do he declared, when inter-
viewed, "and encourage them 10 own
and control property, as man can
not demand his rights until he owns
something. l assert that in the school
Of nature or the spiritual, man learns
to think, to act and to treat his
neighbor right Tonight Rev. Niles
will speak at the colored NJ. E. church
in FL Centre.
The Ladies' Aid of the Methodist
church will meet this afternoon at
the parsonage to sew for the Red
Cross and to perfect plans for a So
Imperial Valley press., 1918-01-24
Bic LAND DEAL
At HOLTV|LlE
The Half-SectiOn Farmed by { p.
kamm for Years Goes to {. f.
Monday. a Stocknan-New Owner
Will Bring $4,000 Head of Sheep to
the Valley for the Place.

One of the biggest deals handled
within the last few months Is the
leasing q 320 acres of the big Kamm
ranch. northeast of here, TO c. +.
Monday. a stockman Mr.. Monday
will stock the land with 10000 head
of sheep, which will be brought from
New Mexico and Arizona. The re-
ported rental of the 320 acres Is Sl6,-
500 per year. c. p. Kamm. the own
er OF the ranch, will continue 70 keep
his residence on the ranch, and will
oversee the growing of the big al
falfa crop. 1t has been said that as
there is practical settlement Of
the rate question it was decided 10
put the deal through.
Mrs. Anna Morrell is visiting in
the city, having recently arrived from
Los Angeles.
The lltle baby Of J. P. Mcqueen
is III with bronchitis She Is being
treated by Ds. Mosher.
James L. Feehan j. here from III
Imperial Valley press., 1918-01-24
COOKING EXPERT

1t is our good fortune to have with us Miss B. E.
Calvin. from Hotpoint Headquarters Miss Calvin
is specially gifted in latest method Of cooking.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-01-24

Paso on business He will remain
for the rest of the week
A 9-pound girl was born to Mr..
and Mrs. f. M McFarren, who live
south of town, Sunday night DR. D.
A. Stevens was in attendance
Juan Mndez is confined to his
home with an attack of pneumonia.
He is under the care of DR.. Mosher
Charles Darling is in town for
few days on business dealing with
his San Francisco house.
Alan Bond, the Victoria, B. c., land
owner, has leased the Alamo tract to
A. H. Wheat, and vii leave shortly
for San Diego.
Mrs. NJ C Blanchard leaves for the
East tomorrow night She will prob
ably be away for some time
Max Gooding left yesterday after
short business conference in this
city. He goes from here to Yuma.
Mary Godfrey, the winsome house
demonstrator for Varney Brothers, is
in the city, giving demonstrations of
biscuits. She always has a large
crowd around her, and is a very
valuable addition to the store, even if
for short time.
The Holtville Bank is exhibiting a
fine bunch of grapefruit from the
ranch OF Mrs. J w. Strickler. She
has acquired the old Harold Bel
Wright ranch, and the samples of
fruit demonstrate that as fine cit
rus can be grown in the Valley as
anywhere in the world.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-01-24
ADVERTISING FOR THE VALLEY

Advertising like great many things being
the spoken language slowgraduaan to fulfill an u
gent need 1t has been the main has been
worked for good double edge will surely destroy
Advertising has made hopkeepers
ard piled the wealth the laps of those who
power endthe end Of influencing
people O favorable decision
The Imperial County Supervisors made
preparation part OF eight weeks advertising cam
pagn to be published Francisco daily There is no doubt
but what Supervisors knowing the worth and OF adve
the intentions III the world IN placing 1he stamp
Of approval and planned only serve
the the valley For this they should be eommen
ded.
There is $4,000 advertising laid aside each from the
county this fund the salary ana of the County
Development paid This salary and expense approximate
$500 months there has been no County
Development Agent with the result that there is larger sum OF
ready available than there would ordinarily
be at time of year
The only way to run any business successfully put the bus
mess on systematic Most firms have specially train
ed buyers mrchandiseen who are faml
every phase the merchandise which they propose to buy
and the intrinsic worth of item in their department
from beginning end
Advertising is commodity- the trade of
papers and periodicals. should he much
erced in the buying space advertising the purchase OF
real bonds other high grade securities
appropriated the county supervisors represents one
third the proposed campaign This means
that the total eight Advertising The San
Francisco daily advertising will be published an
paper which gives total of 100 advertising inches to
total for the eight pages of 1880 advertising
inches
This San Francisco paper daily s5sSs for
which circulation County Supervisors agreed
inch This will the tran
sent or one time rate paper. Ordinarily institution
spending entitled the commercial
this instance such would oe IN the
neighborhood per The representative Of
newspaper OF this nature usually al
lowed per The elimination the present
campaign may place pockets Of the gentleman
senn paper here Imperial paying
her privilege Of hearing minute talk by
the said gentleman.
1t seems regretabe County
are a phlanhropc mood that of could spent
purpose printing suitable folder prospectus G m
County distributed by the various Chambers Of Con-
niece throughout the valley would be real benefit
to the county would represent value received.
CARDS valuable undoubtedly worth while
the aplane and the Lewis well
as the submarine inventions and others will doubt
less follow.
Nike Donovanat sevenywo boxing bithey with
properly squared circle testnes not un
pressyey to beneficience Of the manly art
Imperial Valley press., 1918-01-24

cial for the congregation generally
which is to be held in the church on
the evening Of January 81
Earl Bale, who makes a specially OF
hogs on 60 acres which
he has leased near Thompson's Cross
ing on the West Side, was in the city
this morning on business. He is feed
ing 500 head Of the porkers and has
US. separated IS from the others for
Imperial Valley press., 1918-01-24

fattening.
The Misses Grace and Maude Taylor
of San Diego are registered at I'm
perial.
The altos in the "Curfew" number
for the home-talent number on the
Lyceum course will rehearse at the
Presbyterian church tonight.
c. r Dalby was here yesterday from
Brawley.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-01-24

/ A PERSONAL TAN RETURN FOR
THE YEAR 1917?
Yes, if unmarried and your net in
crease for that year equals or exceeds
$1,000. If you are married no return
lis required unless your net income,
including that of your husband or wife
equals or exceeds $4,000.
: If you act as the guardian of a mi
administrator. executor, or trustee Of
an estate or suit, return will be re-
ouired of you for and in behalf Of
your ward, or the estate or trust for
which you act, if the conditions out
linerd under the head Of " FIDUC-
IARIES," as requiring a return, are
present in your case.
,. WHERE SHOULD MY PER
SONAL RETURN FOR THE YEAR
1917 BE FILED?
Section (a) of the Act of Septem-
ber s. 1916. provides that your return
may be filed with the Collector of IN
ternal Revenue for the district in
which you have your legal residence
or principal place of business. If your
legal residence is located in one Col
lection District and your principal
place of business in another, it is op-
tional with which Collector your re-
turn shall be filed; but for admins
trative reasons the Commissioner of
Internal Revenue desires that it be
filed with the Collector of the Dis
trict in which your legal residence is
located.
8. WHEN MAY MY 1917 RETURN
BE FILED WITH A COLLECTOR
OF INTERNAL REVENUE?
! On any day after December 81,
1917. but not later than March !,
1918.
/. WILL FAILURE TO FILE MY
RETURN WITHIN THE TIME PRE-
SCRIBED BY LAW RENDER ME
LIABLE TO ANY PENALTY?
Yes. Under the provisions of Sec
tion IS Of the Act of September 8,
1916, as amended, you will be liable
to specific penalty of not less than
$50 nor more than $1,000 if YOU fail
to have your 1917 return in the office
Of the Collector of Internal Revenue
for your District before the close of
business on March l, 1918; and. under
the provisions Of Section 3176. Revis-
ed Statutes. you will also ne liable to
90 per cent additional tax.
Therefore. you should use extreme
care to see that your return is placed
in the mails in ample time to reach
the office of your Collector before the
close of business March /, 1915
5. MAY AN EXTENSION OF
TINE BEYOND MARCH /, 1918, BE
OBTAINED FOR THE FILING OF
MY RETURN?
Yes. If. on account of illness or alb
sence from home. you are unable tc
render your return within the time
prescribed by law. you may obtain ar
extension of thirty days if a request
therefor is filed with the Collector OF
your District before the due date OF
the return. (See Section 3176, Revised
;tatutes). In this request you must
state the reason why the return can
Imperial Valley press., 1918-01-24

not be filed within the time prescrib- |
ed by law.
Collectors of Internal Revenue are
not authorized to grant extensions of
more than thirty days, but the Com
missioner of Internal Revenue has au-
thority under the provisions of Sec
tion IA (c) of the Act of September
s, 1916, to srant a reasonable eXten-
sion beyond thirty days in meritor-
ious cases. If you desire an extension
of more than thirty days your re-
quest should be addressed to the
Commissioner and should contain a
detailed statement covering the rea-
sons which make it impossible for you
to file your return on or before March
l.
s. WOULD A PERSONAL RE
TURN RENDERED BY AN AGENT,
FOR AND IN MY BEHALF, BE AC-
CEPTED?
If by reason of illness, absence, or
non-residence, taxpayer is u-@5,e to
personally render his return, he may
appoint an agent to act for him, and
the return executed by the agent will
be accepted if he makes affidavit
that he has sufficient knowledge to
make complete and accurate return
for his principal, and assumes respon-
sibiity for making the return and in
curing the penalties provided for
delinquent erroneous. false or fraudu-
lent return.
Z. WHAT WOULD HAPPEN
SHOULD A TAXPAYER RENDER
A FALSE OR FRAUDULENT RE
TURN WITH INTENT TO EVADE
A PROPER PAYMENT OF INCOME
TAX?
Under the provisions of Section
3176, Revised Statutes, he would be-
come liable to an additional tax of 100
per cent, and under the provisions of
Section 1S of the Act of September 8,
1916, as amended, to a fine of not to
exceed $4,000, o to one years impri
sonment. or both, in the discretion Of
the court and to the costs of prosecu-
ton.
s. MAY A HUSBAND AND WIFE,
LIVING TOGETHER, AND EACH
DECEJy7JN-C AM JNDEDENDE\TT
INCOME. RENDER SEPARATE RE-
TURNS?
Yes If the husband and wife each
receive an independent income equal
to or in excess of $1,000, separate re-
turns may be rendered. If. however
the income of either is less than $1,000
but their combined income equals or
exceeds $4,000, a joint return should
be rendered.
9. IF A HUSBAND AND WIFE
RENDER A JOINT RETURN, IS
THE ADDITIONAL TAV ASSESS
ED AGAINST THAT BASED UPON
THE AGGREGATE AMOUNT OF
INCOME SHOWN?
No. The normal income tax will be
assessed against the aggregate am
cunt reported by the husband and wife
whether Joint or separate return is
rendered, but the additional income
taxes are only assessed against the
cparate income of each.
10 IS a MARRIED MAN EN-
TITLED TO A PERSONAL EXEMP-
TION OF $4,000 AND s40O ADD
TIONAL EXEMPTION ON AC-
COUNT OF TWO DEPENDENT
I CHILDREN. WHOSE TOTAL NET
INCOME DOES NOT EXCEED s2400
But DOES EQUAL OR EXCEED
$1,000. REQUIRED TO RENDER 4
RETURN?
Yes. While he will not be required
to pay an income tax. he is required to
render a return if his net income
Imperial Valley press., 1918-01-24

seventywo boxing bthely with
young navy properly squared circle testes not unm
presvey to a certain beneficience Of the manly art.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-01-24
Income Tax
RETURNS

/. AM | REQUIRED TO RENDER
A PERSONAL TAN RETURN FOR
THE YEAR 1917?
Imperial Valley press., 1918-01-24

CARDS as valuable but undoubtedly worth while
is we'll to remember aplane and the Lewis
as the submarine inventions and others will doub
less follow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-15
Endless Chain Swindle
Gets Harvest of Millions

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 1+-RamiI-
cation OF an endless chain sales swin,le
through which it is charged 9,ootagcntS
throughout, the United States lost invre
than 100000. was revealed toda:.
with the Arrangement Of Mrs. Ethel J.
Cayce. charged with using the mails
TO hcfraud.
Edwin l.. Crooker, under indictment
in Les Angeles. with his brother. Harry
l.. Crnukcr. Frederick w. Sterling OF
Oakland and Mrs. Cayce. was arrested
IN Los Angeles last night
Mrs. 'aycc and the three men aro
said to hr directors in the Domestic
Utilities manufacturing Company Of
los Angeles. They are charged with
us!ng III. mails 20 dnfraui through
me sale ~ contracts for the right. 20
sell in CERTAIN districts washing ma
chimes and stove ttues manufactured By
tho utilities company.
The Indictment charges That the foGr
Ecl.! ont 30 purchasers II contracts THAI
tilcv could sell li'$c contracts making
the rian "A variation Of the endless
chain. Edwin X. Erookcr. said 10 I've
president or the company, lied |"
Eurcpe after his indictment.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-15
SURVEYORS ARE NEEDED
SuveJ Pa-tieB Needed By Construc-
tioa Division cf the ARMY
1t Once.

WASfI?Nr;TnN. oct. l4-TEe ION
one iil!i"n doI!:t*. Tie iisnres r%prs.
men "mrloyrd arc staggering. @"o.voo
wnrkmrr haze been under thr control Of
ma Division nj 17r :imo.
A,uunr the II:.iS,rr'@ present urgent
rrcu. arc 50 chiefs 1T survey party
at $500 20 $500 E"sr; 81 ,ra''E -,
mo-, y; S@.Inn .. y''ar: - ''v' F', can q.
.a.ini a var: rs r1'!rncn ~ S''H""
wear, a:,i - topographic dra' t''!'" u.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-15

ducts Our London cable ais" tells or
the forming Of IL new association of Brit
18Th IRON ard steel manufacturers To deal
with prices. c,rHihinrh selling anu a1,cr
war legislation affecting the Industry.
Fig iron scarcity hns been moro
marked than the scarcity Of steel ana
1ha, relative cnnd!ticn is likely 10 con
tinuc. new steel capacity hnNinE ec"n
added Il; IL much greater rate thnn new
blast furnace capacity. 4 corresponding
difference in price REIMBURSEMENT would
be- natural.
Tho machine tool trade Is much cxor-
ci."d OVER efforts nt buyers TO cancel
orders placed without conditions. In
some cases dlScontinuaucc OF govern
mont contracts Is the reason. IN others
plainly thr expectation "f lover prices
il 4 moving cause. Machine tool manu-
factutSra arc resisting these cancrl'a-
tions md point out their serious tarca'
Il unactt!elnent Ia the metal T'rk'hE
industries
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-15

CHICAGO. Nov. li.---.llHss-- RccHi%'S'
co. o0n market s;"ndr tn lGC l"w:r thAh
yesterdays general trades: liberal h"l"-
over eli account Of lac TIA Is; autch-
crs. 1T.G0qt 1890; lights las |1 M:
packing. m..aF; 1850. lhrnwc"ts. i".pO
mlG.:E: PIGS, coed 20 rh''c", li'a""'
1888.
Cuttle--Rrcc r's. Is nor: beef. hatch'7
and canning "attlr mostly BE I" ''E
higher; pri;r" rcnrling S;"rIa rr&chHd
1910: crlv"s. "u'' higher; VI %hty Iced
crs higher: =t"ch"rs si"w: hc"i cat'!",
r"3d. chD!cn @nl prime. Ia! Il 49,:
common erd Prime. 4.SJr- !1.i1; Hd;ch-
rrS' stock. COW: ar.j h'frr9. $50 II ~:
cilnnnrs and cutters. $50 IL $40: ;ii'ck"rS
and feeders. good. ch"ic" and fanny.
1R.p0Wl2.1i: inferior, common and me-
dun. TlhGs 70 M: "rol cnlrrS. good and
choice, !G.-SG7'I7. -: Western r"r-" 3"r!
atrnrH II [hW lH.5n. cows ana h'!i"r<
8.06frl20o.
Sheep Rrct -, $4,000: ma0%ct
strong To- 10 - higher: lambs. rh"i'"
and prime. l5.1jRl5.$I: m"dinm and
good. 1a.75 lI.l2: cults. 9.nhEti2. "":
eyes. choice and ;-im" 9,hHii 9."i; ri"-
dium and good. I.1j irH.Ao.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-15
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ICInen | lilEiI. Low. CloSa
Butter, Cheese and Eggs

NEW YORK E"v. l4.--Ba;trr---
steady. c'"arH-y. !;;gh"r 'h:a extras.
jai@ FrCi exit, ~" sr"r"j &C.: rs:a. -
,a';.i. ra.!:'nE stock. current n2aA" NJ.
.. "a r@"1.
!.-:.:--.- 'rNns: fresh GHthrr"rl extras.
II -: tr"#h gathered. regular pI"E"h
x RI first. 49,, %: iirSi+. i-t'G.: si1i".
fr;H: ylyama ana n""rhy w"s,"rn hon
""ry whil,% e :" fancy. Jh"!": 81 aia.
',;lr4y. .:iujn amt n"r'hv hran"r%
.r"""s. "4'.1,' ii Sa'I''r"i browns
AL rnlxri = ',rs. e. M722
rh""<r-."'.rn. stat" whai" milk f!a'S.
fr'"h .r",.a,. - :: =. ~. average 70.
b n :!"";..
Poultry tive, c'Dcn"ns. ?4M -; fo"!r
- Il -: - rn&'"r:'. 20: t,:rl>"ys liW%S !:
6;r>..'r,. jr"C~ul:r: br";."rS. ri ~
cN;ri:cns. 2>".H1: fowls. %n'!"s u!d
rou"''-" 80. 49,: tErS -. r. ::
F15ur---l .nchnr ."d
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-15
Hundreds Are Leaving
Jobs at Nitro Plant

CITAEI.EST,OE. W. Ma, Nov. -
r...,rr,mcnt OF Tho eight hour dAT on
construction work is c1ns'nE Il arg
number or lnborrrs /" l"ar" ,ho'r w"r"
n, S,trr l.5nU having 1uil y"$'crn's =
It was declared to-day Ivy y. Il. M"n''U"
81, n, rirtcndant of rGn3t r'icti"n lot t"e
ThDn.pson-S; Co. the :'"F"I''''I .
construction agents. that cue "'c' w
The lalr,r,.r3 Will not affect ID 'p'' ~
a: The mammoth Stn"EHic"A ~
plant.
.rhc eight hour day was n"d,s"d Into
effect by Secretary Of W.:r Baker fol-
loving tho signing oE III" nrm:$th" ny
Germany. Tho n"-: working 'chcdn!e
mn,ns the elimination Of overtime. sun
day and holiday work t"c the 'hn"fnndS
Of tacn and consequent reduction III 'hc'r
pay.
4 lnrEc nurrher NJ men Left when inc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-15

will be selling cheaper in the Wheeling
district market. During the past several
weeks huiter and eggs hnvr been d.
nlanding the highest figures for years
in this community. "t'DllowirE the wax
matters will automatically adjust 'h"m-
selves and much prnduc" viii i" released
from storage causing drop IN prices
said he. rntatucS and apples ARE Sull
selling at q very fair figure here. ThCr"
is q pretty fair supply of thcS' coInm"d-
tito; in tn" market. hut the chances arc
TINT they will so higher within Il "h"rt
time according to wholesale dciIHsS'
Fruits OF many kinds arr>sel!inS CHEAP
or than n few weeks ago and tho supply
Is good. considering the season.
Following are tho wholesale market
urices for thu Wheeling district:
Apples. s. 50 n $500.
White rutators, haE. $3.TI n $500.
Sweet rrototn"s. barrel. S%.T3 n $500.
Cabbage, barrel, Sl..5 e. &"."5.
Onions. bag. S1.75
Turyirs. sl.@a n $3.50.
Carrots. bushrl. Sl.26.
Celery bunch %5c.
Green beans, horne grown. hus"'! ,1c
G S10n.
r;rrrn tomatoes. home grown. hushcl.
$3.50 ~ $500.
Hubbard souashcr $3.50 % S2Is.
Lemons. box. $9.oO.
Craze fruit. box. 100 n VS..
Oranges. box, s6.I5 n 800.
Pears. Hartlrtts. 5a..I.
Pears, Iinfcrs. $500.
Cheese. Eggs, Chickens, Butter
Brick cheese. 4nc.
Swiss cheese. i4c.
I.imburGcr cheese. %oc.
New York crr>1m cheese. sc.
Dressed chickens. 4oc.
Live spripEcrs Is.
Fresh ccgs. Al. c. % SIC.
Calndlcd IS "a Coo
Storage SOC.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-15
|REVERSAL IN
STOCK MARKET

NEW YORK. Nov. 1.-THE STOCK
mark; today CAV" further expression
to the. many conflicting factors "htcn
have rrSaE"d the earnest attention OF
financial and industrial interests Since
tho signing of the armistics
rl'riccs wrre firm 20 strong nj the Pc
EinntnS. rails. shiapinES. equipments
. and oils. together with such s2cctalt1es
Pns motors and tohaccos holding their
gains ~ TO points throughout the
forenoon.
Later the entire list fell back. the
reversal coincidins with reports from
Washington that tho war Industries
bard has eccn empowered to cancel war
! contracts N excess or comparatively
nominal amounts
There WAS much discussion In stock
market circles as to the advisabtitty OF
removing restrictions on bank loans.
but the arguments advanced In that
quarter received little encouragement
from financial institutions.
The reaction was at It's height In the
last hour. when oils and industrials nor
only forfeited all gains. but gave way
to net losses OF l 10 points. MOTORS
also yielded easily with kindred spe-
cia,ties
United States Steel game promise at
tho outset of r"sl' ming substantial
part rt lis rrcen. losses. advancing IL
points. but rrlirqu,>hrd all its advan-
tagc and closed =; = slight fractional
loss.
Advances q ! To points In rails.
with Southern ra,,:t:c tbs leading feat
uCe also we're soon forfeited. while
coppars last ground.
Sales amounted 70 5l5.nnn shares.
Liberty bonds cascd slightly. dornes-
tic railway and irdustrias. Issues
yielded ! 20 ~ per cent and interRa-
t,oc:ds were irregular.
Total sales (par ralue) aggregated
s11.7T5 .ooD. Old L. S. bonds were IN
changed on call.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-15
PLAN ESTABLISHMENT
OF JUGO-SLAV STATE

NEW YORK, Nov 1f.-penyfng z
Swiss report that the croattans wished
10 join Austria Bosumil Vosntak. a
member Of the Jugo-Siav national CON-
mitte: declared today that the United
States Of Serbs. Croats and Slovcns
will soon be established and will scrle
ratification by the pence conference OF
pl:Lns for a singlc Jugo .Slay state.
Authority for this statement. he aatds
Was contained in an ot1,eiaI report
from The Serbian legation in Paris. =
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-15
QUATEEL ENDS III MURDER.

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