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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-27

fI'ETINr;TuN. August 26.-I nit"d
States p"rut! 'Marshais and members
OF tn" Huntington company OF r"s"rrr
rniiltIa mon IN a raid on fiart'S Crock, Lin
coin county. Sunday. arrested fifc moro
ALLEGED members; Of the hand of army Dr.
srrrrrx. draft rvat!"rs and m""nShin"rS-
who hav.. h""r drf:Ins stat" and federal
in Lincoln and MInEh cum
tics.
rh. uTfIrrrs also discovered moon
shin. sill which they destroyed and
brought hack part "f th' equipment as
trophies.
Thrr. nf Tho accused men wHr"
brought :" Huntington and arrtiEn"h
h"f"r" I'nit"d states commissioners j.
t. hrTGiaS w.u placed them under 4
heavy honh for app:aran" NJ IN" next
term nf court hrrr. Their names arc
Hcrh"r' Thompson. Gordon Farley and
George BaisGen.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-27
MADE MORE ARRESTS Of DRAFT
EvADER5 IN LINCOLN COUNTY

Two other alleged members Of III"
band, lsalph Mullen and Edward Carter.
wcr" placed N the custody OF Deputy
Marshal William F';trian. who placed
them IN tn" Logan county Jail.
Tn" raid on Harts' creek was Sc
rIu"urr In the on" conducted last week in
MimEo county when seven men and one
woman were arrested following the kill
ing Of two deputy Sncriffs near Breed
ri. All thr men were arrested AT 4
church nj the head OF HartS creek The
men were taken completely by ssHprisa
and offered no resistance.
While making the return tr+pt CAffed
States Commissioner Smith cAm6 upon
\ jug half hurried in a cnr1fieA An tn
vest gait was mad" by theNps1A and
still found which showed '91Gn0 OF
having been in fnoaast
two hours. The stilL.WSdose1oyo6
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-27

and Wancourt.
Across the Cojeul the new British AT
tacks Gu the old battle front orooSn'
them TO thA villages CT Mory ane. 81.
r.aGcr. md far.,:cr south the S'nai4 to"n
of Favrc nil. enc and hale miles NORTH
e.st Of BSpapnic. fro"i which SHe LII
;sh nrcsscG ~ eastward, about ruile.
Tar:her south the British %Ee feHofSeN
u,otfcially 20 have reached tne west
cr., outskirts Of ThilieS. il .he nipPer
movement rncy arc carrying out against
BaDar,r-c. With HGig's mon now stand
ing ycil w1tE:2 gpn range o; the rowS
it seems ,3Sely that tlse Germans HiIl
be force; - cvscuatc Baparrls n short
order.
Additional gains also have been made
~ the British e1sr nf Albert a9: On
18th aides Of the Sonrnlc rlver. In taeI'
1oSE-.tii =: ndicC Hi:e s:Tar.s "t the t-t*-
ruaas. throun;: the u-e ot large rem
fo-ec2ne1cs 10 E>.d them N checE' tue
Rr:tich ard CreNcn GIL along the line
from Aiber1 - Soisscns haze material
l. ee:tcre6 :he!r positions and eat-
t.cd further forward tneir plan OF max
in, the P:csrdy battle ground DIG
Cor she encrly.
The French again axe hanl:ne1nG
awav al the eav:ro2s Of Esoye. ons o.
the stronr ro:c1T o. ,hc So1o1ne-o-Se
cront. the c7ptucH % ~I;ch douoelesS
~oul& cause tie giving -: hy ehe enemy
of the catise salient from :he So'nIne
- -he .no,th % Moron. FresuoT-les-
Ecye, n :nc rcrth. and ST. rI7rti to the
,scu-n Of HoSs. borE Ezvc Eecn captured
h -hc french. despite rne desperate
-eSi-rance nf .Es Germans aHd Roye'
l,e. E7ra,,rne IN .he acSth, apparently
= in d2ufes % being pinchet, oNe OF
tie rre il IN cE-eioping movement.
More 4han ~,x hundred rrlsoner5 were
taken ~ rho French IN the operaTlon.
The Germans have thrown further
tc3-v counter attacks agSlnSs 'ne
French in the rcGica norsA OF :>o1s-
sore. 7.ccec ehc Sreoch continue Fhe-S
p"c.sa-c a?-tu;ra:d IN mactuv"rs "7ich
:"y:?a@.r threaten to 7EeiiaSS 'oe
c,,m,a-aes-n-mcs ead Laon sectors.
and - ~: tHe entire German line 1fc''
-pras 20 Rheims IN lcou2rGy. All the
,-4,crs nav2 been sustained by Gen
c-al c-c-~ic's forces and til" French
c->n ha-. pashsd back e!c Germans Be-
yond ~rc points FROM which they
-.a".cd. The famous Prts2ial euatd
h.s bcc,, THROWN i2c> tie battle to check
+-,r French, >uc IS ~ tier "tfofts
ecatc5r ttc E-cach ed Anleric7rs IN
the vcs,e sector. thcy me- WITH aetea'.
-ne 7pc-ctions o. the E:itisi: OF tho
northern psrt of tie froct fcom tne
cast o< hrras. eo the "cri3n OF S?ue-
c,pr.. hare H:.oS3h- tErnt virtually @ron
or ve-- neor the Ole EindenburE line.
There IS c1iu ccnsid era Die activity or
tkc caStc=n part OF t.he Battle front in
tHo voeg~e mountai" region vhere
forces Of Americans recently hare bean
FEht:c~. Tho operations. howc"er. con-
-rne cc :t:e nature ct RAIDS and small
surprise attack. Several of -ce lac-
ee- Mareuvc-s have been put down py
tho French.
There has hesn IN increase in the ac-
t.v.ty :, the Albanian t:e1tre. Seve the
AvSt-l.us t-rice attacked, rhe Franco
1:Sl;c,: troops. nus were raIulse1. Later
t1e Tror,:t 5light,T withdrew their line
in orr.er to MAINTAIN lihson with the
italians.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-27
pHrcE RurPRECHT TO MARRY,

rnPENHA'iEN. August - hIhS i.''-
orpld Of Havaria at lA'"i'' d'uh'r on
Sunday announr"! ihr "nSA AS'in'i' al
crown Prince I;uiIrr"h, I" Nh. Princess
Antoinnttr Of Luxembourg. according !"
an official silt"tn-nt 1ri" ~ MunIrE-
urrnwu Prince Eurrr"cnt -" bavaria.
VII. has b.ru ia ''"miuduI "i it"' : - =
,,,,,, armies on thr rorthcrn from ~ 'n''
y.s. r.."rntiv went IT, Munich ;"r 4
rest H,, - y wId,.w"-. ht> frs; Wti''
having dind IN IHi-. TIL" crown f'r'uC"
was born IN la69.J
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-27
USE AU5TR|ANS
IN RESERVE LINE
AGAINST YANkS
Americans Gain Ground in
Local Action on the Vesle
Front

WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY N
FRANCE. August 26.-(Isy the ASSocl-
ated Press. )-Austrian troops hav" been
identified opposite tho position IL = GER
tain American unit II is t. !;nown
whether they are in the lIt.. 49, they
are known definitely TO |" LING in re-
servo
WASHINGTON. Au-us, :6.--Thc COM
muniQue covering '"ia%S activities OF
the American force F.. rance. as issued
by General PcrSi 3D., md mad" public
tonight 10y I'll" VA! iI-rlrtm"nt follows:
American ENnrdrtiuunry Forces. Aug
ust o6.--Sccti"n a: In Il local action
south Of FiSm"s our troops gained
ground and captured prisoners. In AL
SAGE Il hostile raid wis rcpulsed with
losses"
WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY IN
FRANCE. August "6.-tRy tho ASSocl-
a,cd Press. )-Anlcric;tn bombing mach
ines again r;Lided COnflans Sunday.
dropping forty bombs on tn" railroad
yards. despite heavy anti-aircraft fire.
All the bursts were well together at the
east end Of the yards. one causing hS
explosion. as though An ammunition car
had hocn hit: tho northern edge OF the
roundhouse also was struck.
German planes appeared as III" Amer
leans completed their mission and fol-
lowed tn" Americans Back Ia their lines,
but failed to engage them IN battle.
WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY ON
THE EF;SLE FRONT. August 26.--tRy
tho Associated Press. several German
ammunition dumps north mf the E"sle
river were blown up today by high OK
plosiyes from the American guns. THIS
was the only notahl" incident IN tn" op-
crations bet wcen S"iSs''nS and Rheims.
although the usual cX"hang" between
tho artillery. continued.
The destruction Of III" dumps was
made possible by acri:h observations by
American aviators They were located
near Revfl1on and early in tn" day II
battery Of long-ranC" guns hogan drop
ming shells AT prints Indicated. Tho
observation posts soon after reported
great clouds mf smoke from tn" tar
gets.
An Indication oc III" lengths tn when
Germany iS gnIng FOR war materials Is
contained IN n l"itrr taken from u d"aH
soldier. 1t was written hy his wifi"
and informed him that III" great hr"iIZ"
statue Of Emperor William at l.un"-
hurr. Pomerania have been torn down
and sen, To the foundry to II" r"nv'rt""
into ordnance, as had also the roofs ri
churches.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-27
Application Of Wheeling
Concern Given Approval

CHARLESTON ". Va. August 26.--
Commissioner Leo OFT today approved
tho applications OF eight employers and
employing concerns under thr provisions
nf the state compensation law as fol-
lows:
EuGfal0- Kanawha Coal Corporation.
Charleston: superior Kanawha Coal Co..
t'harl>stnn: IL \. Peters Realty Co..
Charleston: \. g Sncycr. coal producer.
Fit, sburSh Pa: Miller Coal Co. Adrian;
Ballard & Herring. railroad contractors.
Mnnatus. W. Va: Beech Eo'iom Power
Corpora tinu. Wheeling: Joseph Lando.
building contractor. War.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-27
English EncircIing Bapaume
st. Leger Falls to Haig S
Men Montauban an d
Longueval Reached-- Brave
Work By the Canadians
Germans Admit Successes
of the British

LONDON, Aug. 26. - )By the
Associated Press. ~ p. m.-Su-
same and Cappy, towns north and
south Of the somme, respectively,
were captured today by Field
Marshal Haig's forces, according
to reports received this evening
from the British battlefront. The
British also took Avesnes- les -Ba-
paume, a suburb of the town OF
Bapaume.
British troops also reached the
western outskirts of Thilloy, south
of Baparme.
An unconfirmed report states
that Montauban and the outskirts
of Longueval also were reached
by the British.
British troops today also cap
tured the town of St. Leger.
LONDON. Augngt 26.-n was the
Canadians who early Monday morning 6
in the new offensive Of the British south
east OF Arras captured wancourt md
Mon cy-les-Preux and pressed on beyond
them. according to Field Marshal Hais q
communication issued last night.
The statement also records the cap
turc by the British Of Montauban and
Bazentiu-le-Grand, respectively west
and southwest of Lonsueval.
The text OF the communication fol-
lows:
despite heavy storms Of rain the
Canadians pressed on and at An early
hour reached Wancourt and Monchy-
le-Preux. During the morning the rain
ceased pnd these troops completed the
capture of both villages and made pro-
grees beyond them.
MEANWHILE, north Of the Scarpe,
Scottish troops, advancing again over
the ground where they fought In 1877,
carried the German first defensive
Eyste1n. south Of Gavrene, reaching tho
Ioutskirts OF Roeux. The chemical works
north Of Roeux again are IN our pos
session.
ION the Canadians right, Scottish
and London troops, who during the pre-
ceGlng days, have fought their way to-
ward CroIsiiles an Bentnel continued
their attacks.
Further north English troops rushed
forward In the direction Of Montauban
and Welsh troops captured Bazentin-
le-Grand. On the remainder OF thu
battle front fighting occurred at NUM-
Der Of points. Our pressure every
where was main ta iaed and our limo ad-
vanced in certain sectors"
WITH THE R1T1S a ARMY IN
FRANCE, Aug. 2e.-4 P. M.-tBy the
Associated Fress ss.)-With the battle
front widened by r surprise attack in the
north, so that 1t now extends all the way
to the river Scarpe, tho British again
made steady progress eastward all day
long.
The enemys resistance, offered on
many sections, hhs taken on moro and
more ths aspect OF rear guard actions
stubbornly fought. but nevertheless rear
guard actions.
There are rumors that 4 counter-at-
tack has been develooed by the enemy in
an effort to gain the time which he badly
needs, as his main roads. especially in
tho center Of tho battle zone. which are
required for moving material to the rear
have heen broken or arc under fire from
the British big guns. which have been
showed up so that they range far behind
the enemy's line.
In many localities the retrentinS Ger
mans have left strong posts of machine
guns, supported by single field guns, In
Continued on Page Teu.)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-27
SMALL STEAMER AND
FISHING SCH0ONERS
SUNK By SUBMARINES

ST. PIERRE. M1Ql|ELuN. August c6.
III" .>.am"r Eric. rf Gnh tons. has been
sunk hy shell fire. presumably by the
same Suh!uH .Inr whirh >HrE four fish
,fip grhn'1n"rs t" rhr h"itnm IN sun
day. off this island Five "f the crr'w.
uf tn" F.ric. which sailed from st.
Johns. ~ f.. w"r" Wounded
Tli crews % all Rio sunN"r vessels.
numbering about ." m"n. have been land :
81 here.
According I" the Information given
m.ml"rS "f the crews. tho fishing
srhoon.s$ sunk w"r" IN" !. i. FlahPrty.
"c ';Inu""SIrr. Mass: :n" =. NJ. Wal
t"rS. til" f.. l.. Walters and tn" Vcrna
J.. Adams. all "f I.un"nhHre. y. ).
ST. PIERRE. MIQI'ELON. August cG.
Scws IF III" sinking "f four fishing
e"hmn"rS 10y n German submarine was
brought here today hr th" crew nf tn"
T.. Il. Walters. Of Lu"nhurE. y. s.. on"
# thu vnSSr.lS destroyed. All If the
crews probably reached shore. IN" VAL
trrS survivors said.
GLOl'tF.STF:E. Mass. Angus, 26.--
Sinking Of h"t ;lnur"st"r fishing Schnon-
.r J. i. t'lah"rly hy 4 German @uhinar-
ia" WAS r"p"r."d IN y message reaching
her" to-day hy tit" nwn"rS from Captain
charles T. r;rcc"ry. WIN. with his crew
"f -. have landed safely at 81. Pierre.
Captain t;r";.ury did uui tel! whcr" or
when his v"s,,"! WAS s"n, down th"
mrSsr3" merely stating 't"rp"h"rd: all
hands :;"rd and al st Il"rre.'
!. was believed hrrr. however. that
tn" SINKING took rla"" carly last week
about the Inn" tn" l'hna; ran mt" q
fleet ~ t'sh"rmau "if III" r"aS; Of
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-27
ADVANCE To DEPTH Of TWO MILES
OVER WIDE FRONT NORTH Of SCARPE [
Half Dozen important Villages Taken Including Monehy-
IePruex, Guemappe and Wancourt-Engish Continue
Progress on the Old Front, and Will Force German
Evacuation ofBapaume- -Roye Menaced By the French
(Ry the Associated Press. }

While the Germans were busiy engaged IN defending tnen
selves AGAINST the attacks Of the and French armies from
the Ancre river region of Soons Field Marshal Hag early
Monday morning another surprise blow over new fron
h f tbe oid hattie zone The offensive launched
from the east of Arras sce river and southwark to the
Coau All along the British pressed forward at some
ioc n the dentb of miles and captured hall
dozen or more Villages among them MonchyPrex Guemappe
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-27
Six Killed; Ten Missing
In Sinking Of Lake Eden

WASHlNGTOE. August 96--Six mem
u, rs al tho rrrw ar" believed 10 hava
hccn drowned or killed by tn" tnrprdo
explosion ani nine members OF the crow
and an" member " III" naval armed
guard arc sui missing as III" result "f
tho sinking nf tho American steamship
Lake Eden. in foreign waters. August
IL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-27
TIE WEATHER.

WASHINGTON. Ang. 2e.-Fnrccnst:
weet virginr-Fair Tuesday aad
"wednesday.
Western Pennsylvania and oh'o-Fatr
-ud slightly cooler Tuesday; WedneS-
day fair.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-27
British Score Heavily In New Surprise
Attack ON The Germans North OF ArraS

TEN Aq g ar %nrha ~ my
concentrating sire enemy
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-27
w,-rfI THE FRENCH ARMY OK

WITH TEF: FRENCH ARMY ON
THE: rt$r: FRONT. .'uG7Ist 26. tRy The
ksS"ctai.d iT"sSl tNonn. I--Niol"nt
,,n,Ir'"- a;t:tckS launch"d hv m" Cor
rr,;n~ 'h,$ rr"rn;nr between th" river
N.!";r. ~ NniIt Saint Mard ard JHNin-
n, north - S"iSsun$. w"r" '>"nipl"t"iy
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OIADN HaHN
0o~ ~ "
>~YD UkID
0rTA1nEE1.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-01
Two Babies Buy
Baby Bonds With
Money Hoarded

KANSAS ClTY-A little girl lead
ing a Little boy entered Baby Bond
headquarters Mrs John K Leighty.
executive chairman Of the womcn's war
savings committee, inquired their mis-
sion
we want to buy a baby bond-'ome
baby bonds, said the girl I'VE saved
on money and wanLto lend il to Uncle
sam"
How niccl ,aid Mrs. Lcighly "And
how many do you want
How many will this buyl' the child
asked, as she opened a purse and
poured upon Nj" Lcphty's desk
$6Q2
"Ihi, will buy sixteen baby bond, -
Mrs lcighly said
The chli.en, Gsan 1milt II years
old, and Geors- r Truilt IT,, 9 years
old, daughter aud son Of Mr.. and Mr.,
George T. ptuitt, j9l7 Campbell street.
became baby bond owner'.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-01
PAGE TEDDY R00SEVELT!!
NATURE TAKERS OUT AGAIN

HAM lnd-The Dayton
(Ohio) Journal prints a story that the
karcka, which, it says, Is forest 'orgr
stcr not found outside Of Hammond,
has been seen here, and that rs ap-
pcarancc signifies an early spring The
story is a simon-purc nature fake.
The Journal has in its stark igno-
rance OF Hammond o%rnitholoRy con.
founded the kaycka with the blue eyed
blaIoopuS. the real harbinPcr of spring
which feeds nocturnally on the blizzard
berry
This little plant pushes through, the
show early in February, announcing
It, presence by throwing out pink ten
drills, which hum in the wind. attract.
ing iIocks Of blAroopus. The music Of
the blazoopus bird Is s%irenic, while the
kalcka makes a noise like a cash reg.
lister.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-01
NEW york.

NEW YORK. Feb. THE cotton mar
krt had an irregular opening today,
March showing an advance OF 8 points
on continued covering while later months
were ! to 8 points lower, Liverpool was
% seller Of old crop deliveries after the
Csll, while there wHs also scattering cOIn-
mission house pressure and prices oaHed
or to 90 2jc for March and q. GOc for MAY
before tho end uf tho first hour, or about
r. to II points net lower. No fresh fec.
tIIc was discussed around the ring on
tho decline. hut the opinion was OK
pressed In some quarters that the 10
muininr spot supplies In the south could
hO purchased around present value and
there was continued nervousness Ovor tho
question OF government priCe-tlNing,
stop orders were uncovered az tho
break extended with May selling OF to
70. $50 and July 10 90 00C, or about q 10
81 points net lower on the general list
The unsettled feeling In the coffee trade
seemed to have n sympathetic Influence
ON cotton promoting the talk Of possible
government control, or prico-fiSing, and
while the break was followed by slight
rallies, tho market wps stIll nervous
around midday.
Selling became more general and aE-
g%resslyO during the afternoon with tho
break extending to 20 20 for May, or ~
points from last nights closing figures.
The decline was attributed 20 continued
nervousness over the possibility Of gov
CrpmCnt price fixing or regulation, rather
than to any fresh development IN the
trade.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-01
Company Fights
Way Across Ice
of Hudson River

NONKERS, N Y.-The American
soldier i, the most resouteeful soldier
In the world. Never has that state.
ment been proven more certainly than
at YonkerL A company Of infantry
from Camp Merritt walked aero,, the
Hudson river from the New Jersey
TO the New York shore. Aud the Ice
was as smooth as a riece Of glass
The company was out for is morn
ing hike. II came TO the river. The
captain he,itA,ed q moment Were
there any rivers In Germany II 80,
were there any near Beflin1 And did
they ever freeze oyerl II 40, why no,
practice right here
So the captain led his men out over
the river and they plunged with their
bayonciS and drove an imaginary
cncwv across to the New York side
and stabbed him to death on the New
York shore.
Hundreds Of person, saw the drive.
Then hundreds who never had got
across the river in all their years in
New Jersey without paying for the
privilege walked over, Just TO be able
10 say they had done IT,
At night a couple Of government tugs
and Ice breakers went mp the river
and cut a channel for coal barges IN
pa" Next morning the river was
frozen over again solidly
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-01
RETAILERS HEAR
FOOD DICTATOR
Brooks Tells How ConServa-
ton May Be Enforced,

Dr. Slfallon d Brooks. state iooa
administrator, told members Of the OK.
lahoma City Retail Merchants a..o.
citation and their wives at a luncheon
this noon In the Skiryin hotel, Of the
important part the retailer or the mid.
dlcman must play IN the conservation
Of food
The retailer" said Mr. Brooks. nov
has TO become an educator, he has 10
educate the people along buying line.
how 10 buy what to buy aud substitutes
Tor certain staple foods, Patriotism
should stay in the >tore, regardls" Of
the patron
AN the wheat said Mr. Brooks.
that is now being saved IA being saved
by the housewife IN the square deal
basis The United State, has already
Or i now shipping abroad that portion
ol the wheat and flour which we are TO
conserve II is nav up to the housewife
10 use substitutes TO make up Tor this.
deficiency Many people have the idea
that We arc trying 10 conserve money.
this Is not true what Wa want 10 DO is
IN conserve the wheat, there I, going 10
be very little " any money saved on
the present conservation OF staples"
Mr. Brooks emphasized this particular
point TO the retailer-that, when people
are buying flour, they must buy the
same amount Of flour substitutes. II
they say they have some at home, they
should he made to sign a paper stating
this fact, he said. so In the course ~
two or three weeks the retailer will
know whether or not there arc any
substitutes In that home.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-01
RAILS IN DEMAND,
PRICES ADVANCE
Steel Is Outstanding I oalure
Of Wall Street Trade

NEW YORK. Icb. l. Ufls. indus
llIals mud the more prominent war IN
tu,H we're Nm further demand NJ the nc
tive opening of todtya Ht0rk market
tupp,tf. thlprIuRs and Fp"oinltioB also
moved forward, gains extending from
large fractions 10 slightly more than -
point United states steel Was RRniu tn,
outstanding feature. ~ first offering ui
I 900 shares showing n moderate advance
from whiun II soon reacted ~ lHul
common and preferred, General Motors
and industrial Alcohol we're among the
htuNy tissues.
LIBERTY bonds hardened
Olf. tobaurO,s and cuppers were ! to
3 points higher IN me lighter trading "
tho MID session, but the list fell back
again when United states steel reacted
almost . points lioilr n fhinpingH nlHu
forfeited much N thtir sulns
Market Leaders We're at lowest quota
tlons In the final hour. Tho closing was
irregular. Liberty. ass sold at NSlNV ~,
ana first u Nd6sd $4,000 and second ~
at % UUu VI pby.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-01
Bargain Sale Of Real Estate

The following described real estate will
D. sold nj public auction TO the highest
bidder for cash 81 tho west front dont
OF the court house In oklahoma Guy. ai
n'r' - M t"hruHrr lgit tOwIt
Lots seven tD, eight -. nine t9l,
Steven UD md twelve OD In Block
Thirteen n7l NJ rtlrh0rr tlfy "Hcuri.
Ing 10 The original plnt N said city
\ Lots nine 49, ton I0) and eleven Gll
|ln block seven 90 Hath Highland add
lion 10 Oklahoma city.
l0tH one tt o. twenty uiro i7Nl In
|clusiya In Block thhuo 90 In J = BHu-
mnnn's addition IN OhlHhoma Clty
OiH thirteen t'YI 100 l'n.F tour CO.. In
Main street addition IN oklahoma Ciiy.
For hirthpr Information call W 4
l.yLfnnd. Phone Wal Fsn1. A 4 Tat,
Wal $50. o. VIM T. Hurus' Wal iB7.
W y HANNAH. Admr.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-01
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES


NIW ORLEANS, Feb. Prices were
3 To 9 points higher around the opening
Of the cotton market here today, but
selling Increased on private predictions
u rain for Texas and the market gave
ground. Al tho end Of tho first hall
hour of trading active months were 10
II points under Yesterdays close.
Liquidation " long contracts bacame
% factor In the truding aud toward noon
the active months went 10 a net de-
cline Of rs to % points.
Spot cotton quiet and unchanged. Suics
on tho spot 7si. 10 arrive ga Luw mid
ding ~ 2jC, middllng 80 soc, good mid
ding 81 2Sc. Receipts 21GS, stock
ilG,J gi.
Small mill takings for tho week. III, 00O
bales. caused heavy selling. Hud In the
trading up to / O'Clock the market fcll
~ ~ so points under yesterdays final
prices