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The Hope pioneer., 1918-12-26

May s-Marcus Mayer, famous theatre
cal manager. at Amityville. L. I.
May l1-Federal Judge c. c. Kohlsaat.
at Chicago.
May ls-Pastor Charles Wagner. in
May 14-James Gordon Bennett, pro-
prietor Of New York Herald, in France.
May 22-Dr: Minot J. Savage. noted Unit
May 2S-Gen John B. Castleman. FAM
GUS Confederate soldier. at Louisville.
May 2S-Maitland e; Mai! and Armstrong American
June 3-Ramon NJ. Valdez. president OF
Panama
June 4-charles Warren Fairbanks.
June Brig. Gen. r. E. D. Niche, u.
S. a., in France.
June 5-Dr. John Merrttee Driver. noted
preacher and lecturer, at Chicago.
June 10-George B. Harris. head Of Bur
lington Railway.
Arrigo Boito, Italian composer.
June 2S-Archbishop John j. keane of
June 81. A. Mitchell. editor of Life.
July y, KEY. Dr. Washington GLADDEN..
July 3-Mohammed v, sultan of Turkey.
Viscount Rhondda. British food con-
Benjamin R. rillman, U. S. senator from
South Carolina.
July l35John D. o'Rear. American min
lister ,i,. to a. Bolivia.
thor and critic.
soA Aug g, snGSongresSman 6sSs James H. David
Aug. sSJohn D. shoop. superintendent,
of schools SCI Is Of f,{,lI Chicago; ,-,
governor of Louisiana. in Washington.
vaL'!s avg l2-Anna Held. actress. at New
Aug. 17-Jacob H. Gallinger, U. S. sena-
tor from New Hampshire.
Aug 22-Herman F. Schuettler. chief OF
Aug: 2ssollie7 NJ James. U. s. senator
=: AVS; ;l:;. $e.Prof: 8; H: williston. noted
Sept. 7-Francis S. Chatford Catholic
bishop Of Indianapolis.
=, Sept: s-Brig. Gen. L. w. v. Kennon. in
Sept 12-Rev. Jenkin Lloyd Jones. noted
preacher and racifist of Chicago
Former y. S. Senator j. c. S. Blackburn
': Anthony faHSHS II. Dimock of New York.
bishop Of New York.
MA Ma &, Cen FILL Lloyd ~ Wheaton. U. s. A.
viscount iehiro Motono, japanese
statesman.
;, Sept Sept; 25sJohn = 81 Ireland. Catholic arch-
Oct. MAT. Gen. c. G. Doyan U. s., ,
United States senator and governor Of
Oct. l3-John +. Hopkins. former mayor
of Chicago.
Oct 14-solon Menos, minister from
Haiti, at Washington.
Oct. congressman John A. Sterling
of Illinois.
Oct. 22-Dr r. x. Brooke. Episcopal
bishop of Oklahoma.
Oct. 25-Char;es Lecocq, French COM
poser.
Oct 2c-Ella rlagg Young former su-
perintendent of schools of Chicago
Oct. 27--Fugane Hale, former U. S. sem
atnr from Maine.
=, Oct 9o--Nelson n. Lampert. we'll known
Chicago banker
Nov. Airs. Russell Sage.
Morton II. Plant tinanrler and yachts
man.
DR.. Andrew White, educator and diplo-
mat.
NOV, s-Robert J. Collier. editor and
publisher
Nov 15--Gen. II. c. King. soldier and
author, in New York
Nov. 19-Dr. C. r. Van Hise, president
of University of Wisconsin.
Joseph Il. Smith. president of Mormon
church.
Nov. 22-For:ner Governor w. D. Hoard
OF Wisconsin.
Nov 25-N. NJ Kaufman, copper and
iron magnate and hotel man OF Chicago.
Dec. 2-Edmond Rostand, poet and
dramatist. in Paris.
Dec. 81. w. Page. head Of U. S. bu-
reau of roads.
Dec. l2-Eftie Ellsler, actress, aged 96
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FOREIGN

April 22.Five hundred killed in battle
rebels. o'eeS anu
a. April 2s.Dr. sIdonio Paez elected pre.,-
dent Of China. ooe'eo ptes'-
a., Dec: Peru and Chile preparing for
war over provinces Of Tacna and AFRICA.
Of Switzerland e'eo p'eo'oe"s
DE, Dec. A-sidonlo Paes. president of Por-
cabinet won In British general e,ect1nn
Dec T,Admiral Castro elected pre.,.
The Hope pioneer., 1918-12-26
VENTS Of YEAR
TOLD IN BRIEF
oMPLETE DEFEAT OF CENTRAL
POWERS IN WORLD WAR MARKS
AN EPOCH IN HISTORY.
IATEs OF TEUTON DOWNFALL
weIve-Month Ends With Leaders of
Victorious Nations Gathered to Set
tie Peace Terms-Other Foreign and
Domestic Occurrences.

COMPILED BY e. w, PICkARD.
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ENEMY AV|ATORS IN
ATTACK ON AMERICANS

!. WITH TIE AMERICAN ARMY IN
FRANCE. Jan. l5.-(By the Associated
Press. )-E;nrmv air raiders are showing
an increased interest in the American
aviation ccntcrs. especially those nearest
the lines
During one ot the most recent incur
sions the German airpanes descended
within 200 feet OF the ground. endeavor-
ing to make sure that the several bombs
which they dropped should hit their thr-
gets. which in mos; eases wcre build
ings In which men We're billrted. Luck
lily. the German aim. even at such close
range. was poor for no Americans were
killed.
Another. German machine. which
flew over the position later. dropped q
bomb from Il higher altitude at hangar.
The bomb missed its mark, but dug
hole in the adjoining field.
At Il certain place nearby. IN enemy
squadron descended within 400 feet II
the earth ana sprayed an anti-aircratt
machine gun position with n hail Of bal
lets. but did not hit any Of the gunners.
I'LL Of whom were French.
The Americans nj tho most advance
aviaeion camp have found n novel
mounting for the machn" guns. used for
defense against enemy airplan"s. Wien
tho guns for the newly dug pits arrived
it WAS discovered that only field car
riagrs had been provided. These We're
unsuitable for aircraft defense work. Sn
Swiv"ls were constructed from old motto:
truck springs. These imprnvised mounts
are said To b. as good rs .n; used.
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FINANCIAL CONTENT.

~ Private WIZ" =" y l.. MlSt'n & -.
NEW YORK. Ian. 18th" European
political S:,rEli:"r has boon further
ci"u,l",i l." tn" della" nn th" u"rt 81 III"
central powers III r"nlyinc /" til" war
aims nf tho. allies In addition. the
discussions in congress with respect 70
The fat, al III" railroads. ar" causing UNI
certainty. Consequently. !: il nnt I'M
likely that further r""liziHE Will h" an
rcun.cr"d as will rs IL somewhat lower:
rang 81 prices temporarily.
We think the news is helpful this
morning tho German news especially.
and III. rnl.arS" 81 III" Russian nrgo'ia-
lions. Meanwhile. III" fears suggested
Icy yesterdays rumors have not mater
,uIizrii We would wait for q rally &"
sell Steel ami would buy WHY'S under
Ii in sni;" -; IN" talk "c !" I" IL.
Thr Steel directors will meet IN .fanu-
arv ".th IN Tux" action on tn" next Hiri-
d.nd Therefore. until something more
cheerful! * in sight and decisions i'll
Washington III a more decided H0aStruc-
Nv" nature. Still feel that ""rs"rvH-
.!sr! "n Tho long s!d- i; III order.
II would not be surprising IN tind IN
the n~xt f"w days ,hat ia" great steel
u,Knts temporarily hnv" been operating
scarcely more than - 10 - per cen; "
capacity.
There is 4 revival "f talk that Crur!-
biz. Will II thu near futur" b" placed IN
;hr dividend paying list and TINS has
S,rrt"d fresh nuyinS az III" STOCK. H.
der M. l"ud,,rshin II :hi$ isSu" the ilSt
huS strengthened.
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TICKER TALE

Ify Private Wire Ia tho l'innEc" -"
Financial News Bulletin says:
H. professional circles NOR" iiqut2l-
ton is predicted in /. S. Si-el. Ctah
Copper. l'nion !'uc:!ir. Southern Pacific.
E",ilmg. l;-Iubl.c. Steel. American Can.
1;r;.rral Electric and Canadian ritcitic.
Private borrowing channels show 4
substantial expansion IN the short IN
lcrest. The demand seems 10 b" n''t"
for lnduSiria!S ma for the rallrnad
issues.
IL il rumor"d thn'. seeing the chaos
II. conl affairs. - prevent II similar con-
dition IN rrpiw" nm advances in the price
:iX,d az Washington is almost Gcrtai?
in the mar future.
1t Is professional market will! very
it'll" outside Interest. lr"k$ liz" up
town ir.upl" in SI""i ana pool working
In Willy.-uv,rland Small lots ar" BE-
INK picked up but hey n" :" small but
but Il does not make any difference III
price or sentiment.
New York H:.ws Bureau: Majority 81
speculative element took b"a-iSh posi-
lions at the close yesterday
Substantially broader demands IT
stock lonn crowd Tor Steel common and
Marine preferred.
one Of The largest room trnd"rs how
ever. was extremely hulli:h.
Considerable interests attached 10
meeting nf Marine directors scheduled
for this afternoon.
Meeting uf Il. x -. directors io-moT-
Tow has aroused c0HS!L"raSir interests
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The Central Glass Company.

The annual. meeting If the Stockholm
crs Of the Central Glass Company was
held n, the office Of the company. ~
ir"nth uut! Mrr'uil"ch streets. ycst"rdHE
afternoon 4! : u'"lurk. Albert Nilkl'
was r!.rt-d chairman and Edward j.
ScIhUh secretary.
There. wcr" 2.5N" out "f 3.Oho shares
r.prr<rnf-d by person or proxy.
The annual statement was rea"
which showed III" Central had had Il
good year, with prospects mulch bright
rr for l9lS.
TIL" following directors" w"r" .r!"c:-
I'd: Joseph Srri1"i. ST.. Howard lla@'
lett. T. : .lia"r, Ir. -. W. RurdatS'
james Str;tdlnan. Edward !. Srhaub a:d
II. +. I;chrrnS.
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Logan s. Bryan's Closing Stock Letter.

liv Private WIZ. - y. t.. MnSi'u X 60.
NEW YORK. Jan. lI.--Th"r" w"r"
alternate pcrin,lS vi weakness ana
s:rrng;h tn. selling In lnrGn part h"inE
induced i,y fears &c curtaiImtht III
imluS;rial earnings rs result 81 ;h"
;url ShnriaE,. ami traffic c"'l&rSii"h'
Iru .hn decline. however. Il rHi'l"r 'h'T
inquiry Developed. particularly for Steel!
;vhj,.i, wlS absorbed in lively in3aiun
I,v ;u;.rr.ts generally credited Win be-
ing III rims, touch with III" company
,,fr,j.. |, Is mot unlikely that some
,.,rrr,.,iv,. measures will IL. instituted
~ .r,,,.r - relieve the furl md trans
,.r,nfiur situation and such temper
rrjly mar rili,atc against thu interest
,f som. concerns. hut such condition
,vii; I,ruy.. IT, b. ;ranSitOrH, white. Doubt
irss more or l"s$ concern VIII be cN-
l,il,l;cd while congress L. debating rail-
r.,,d Ir"hlrnS. still ~ stated recently.
~. So. ~, occasion 10 particularly larnT
,h,. ceiling side al IN" market at this
Irvr,. TN the contrary. W" hrlirVh thai
M. hes; results will accrue 10 purchases
,iuriI.. weak periods.
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Indefinite TREND IN
new YORK. MARKET

NEW YORK. Jan. l5.--Ou progress
sive contraction OF business today
stock market consistently pursued Its
indefinite trend Of tho last fortnight
Early irreEularity gave way to mod
crate strength. this IN turn being sue
cceded BY another reaction in the later
trading. with an irregular rally just be
fore tho close.
Suggestions that the first business
day OF the week he made holiday In
eastern territory. pending adjustment OK
the existing economic strain. excited ut-
tie attention ut first. but probably eS-
Srted a sentimental influence later.
An advance - call loans 70 per cent
also served 20 restrain speculative ard"r.
The rise was ascrlbed 70 a sudden IN
oury due 70 final payment on the sec
ond Liberty Loan. Incidentally. second
Liberty IS fell 70 n low record.
News o. the day threw little light on
the foreign situation. but .rumor again
dealt with the dividend status OF GER
tain indussr!als. The cus In the WHY'S
overland accounted for the heaviness or
the nni"r division. but other equip
ments anl >r.ct&!tics WERE lover most
II thu .ia%.
United Stats Steel. tluctuated within
radius Of w" i"'lntS. but closed Writ
tally ii::"hauG"d ~ "a. contributing
GGlly ":!, ;hlr,l (" tn" days operations.
Tails ;iv"raE..d .":. p";ut receSSioDs.
With partial c..c"T' r:'S.
TIL f''w ;SSu"~ II strength wcr,
represented: ~ ,shiin!nS$. ''r;rihl. Ste.l.
M"&irauS yr'i S.....rs.i ~! The l.sS active
miscellaneous !s>u..~. Stl.s amount I'D
|" 4>!."'n' shares.
In -. u,.r,.r..t
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CLOSING STOCK LETTER.

NEW YORK. Jan. la.---PrtchS ruled
x,,nk almost all d. to-day. There was
a sharp rally Immediately before clos
ing time. probably caused by short COW
cring. Newspapers and news agencies
ar, giving Wild" publicity 1" the conni-
tiuns III III" Steel ard various INDUS
'rirs that makes ii difficult /" 'rade
GO; w amy feeling OF optimism III IA"
market.
In fact th"S" reports cause ii'ui''" ,
finn and :, depression in the minds az
trn,l,rS that is not easy |" overcome.
w., Lrljryc that the situation is had
,nourh cnuscd inrgcly hy unfav"rahl"
,r.,,hnr bu, no; 9" bad as generally
nir,urrd. We would rather buy than
sell at this level.
HARRIS. WINTHROP & co.
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SUGAR

NEW YORK. Ian. Eth" rrw sugar
market was unchanged az ?>Ir ia:
Cubus. cost and freight. "'iu"i u G.nu:s
ftr centrifugal. Sales rcI'"rt"'i to-day
were $4,000 bags 81 Cuban and $50"
bags Venezuelan.
In refined III" demand continued fur
in cNc"sS uf thc SUPPLY. III" f:'w re-.
liners in lii" market w"r" restricted
orders IL Il minimum: However. il =
tn" general belize Ihrt supplies Of rag
sugar have inCr, ns,h Ia Sur!I AN rNt"nt
that rpiincrS coulh start operations. If
il wrr.. not far. TIA" lack ~ coal. lrlr.',
wrr" tinciIau..,.I a. 8 /" tor I'm" srnuu-
lated
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Butter, Eggs and Cheese

NEW YORK. Ian. H. -iiuit"r-MaI'
ket firm. Creamery. higher than c%tra*
6313 NJ SAC: creamery. extras t"2 scorcI
E3c: frsts. 4Sl2 IfI1'.c; seconds. "a isc
Eggs-Mark"t strong; Fresh gath
cred. extras. i%df &c: extra HrStS, IS;
flrsts, G6IG1c; &cC"ndS. 81 Il 6IC rrfriS-
orator. special marks. {. L. Il iSr: r"tris-
orator. rirSts. 4G@ Az: state. rrnnsyl-
vanIR and nearby western hGnnrry
whites. fire 10 fancy, 7%6i EIr: state.
Pennsylvania and nearby hcnn"ry
browns, GS"tTl
Chrcsc-- Marie, man. S!utr. whol1
milk flats. fr">h sl'rcials. 2i': ~ - 80;
do. uvrrnG" run. 80. T-i3:c.
roultry-..l.iy". Market firm. NJ
prices q"nr-d. Dressed: Marr"i firm,
l'riCcs Unchanged.
Flour Market unchanged.
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SUMMARY.

NEW YORK. Jan. philadelphia
Rapid Transit Co. declared regular semi
annual dividend -! =: per cent. payable
January 81. to stock record January "a.
General Cigar Co. declared regular
quarterly dividend ~ 81 on common
stock. payable February lSt. to stock
record January 81.
American SuInaira Tobacco declared
quarterly dividend Of ). per cent on
common stock placing stock on a pr
cent basis. Al Increase OF p"r cent
annually. Dividend is payable February
To stock record January IS. Regular
scmi-annual dividend OF 81: per cent
was also declared IN the preferred stock
payable March LIST, I" stock record Feb
ruary Is.
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Election Yesterday.

I,r j. /. pickey WIS rc-elrcied nrc"i-
dent al the National Exchange l';Ihk 81
West Virginia yesterday ct inretlnE
Of the directors. Other oihcers "'FE
also reelected. the officers now pe'i5
nr. J. J.. Dickcy. president; illian ~
linrhar,. vice president: Charles w.
I.rrcrs cnshirr; Louis J. Yacgcr an.l
L--rrl Harhruck. assistant cashiers.
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The Wheeling Country Club.

\; Z meeting Of the stockholders al
The Wheeling Country Club, held las
evening ut the Fort Henry Club' the
same directors ut Inst Year we're r.
named. and much other business was
transacted. The officers this year VII
be the same as last year. Following
are the directors: Earl Adams. J. j.
baum. W. l.. Weiss. Thomas " l'ca',
til" Alfred Brady. Jr, w. II. Piarr ano
~ f., stone
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MANY BANKS name
OLD DIRECTORS
Bank stockholders Meet and He-Nan'e
Directors for the Ensuing Year.
rhs South sids Bank OF wheeling.

At . meeting nr the stockholders OF
Tho south Side Bank of Wheeling htId
Yesterday ut III: banking house, Inc
directors ot last year were re-naIncu'
Thu, officers who served tho past year
w.,r, elected ,n SER" again. Other bus
mess was discussed and various reports
were read.
Following are the directors named
4. NJ. Gillclnnd. II. +. Bchrens, Charles
Hurs,mann, II. ". Schrcbr ~ /. IL"
rich, John Ecck.r and Charles ~ Bow :
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Tho Wheeling ice & Storage Company

The directors and officers of tn
Whrrliny lee X Storage Company VIZ
served last year were rc-laincd ~! an
other term At . meeting OF the stock
holders held yesterday. DR. l.. ~. Wi
son Is president III the company: ana -
c. List, Jr.. is OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES hnc
general manager.
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TOLEDO. Ohio. jan. i3.-"h"at-
Cash No. l red. se.2n
Glover Seed-Pri,ne cash. old. $685.
new. 1850: January. $3.50: February.
$3.50; March. $3.50.
.AlptKe-Prtme. January. sl4.o5; Fob
r7,ary. SLABS: March. $500.
Timo,hy-Prirn". cash. I'D fI.;o; new.
$3.50; March. Sass.
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p;++sburrh Live Stocks.

lITTSHl' I;lilI, Jnu. I3.-.' "ttlc-Mar-
Ike, steady. supply light. l'rim". 3I'.""
Il l.: ID
Shcrp--Markrl steady; supply light.
Prime wcthrrS. $l2.I3"t 1850; culls AMI
common 81 u0m son: lambs. $1,000
i>.3s: veal calves. slf."nN l'."c.
IIn-s-Markr, active: receipts light.
',,tuc hcuvles MEDIUMS. heavy and liGh;
yn,krrs. &l7sn617.6I: pigs. $l1.00 =
-. roughS. $l6.nuH 1876.
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,Taz.l-At!as Glass Co.-TrauSter books
clos" Jan. II for n per cont cash dtvi-
deaI. paynbl" Jan. 20.
Wheeling Mold K FdT. COMMON
Transfer books close January 81. for
regular pr cent cash. dividend and an
extra 9 per cent payable February LIST
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The Citizens-Peoples Bank

Tho stockholders OF the Nl'lZchS-
Peoples Bank met yesterday AFTERNOON
and reelected the directors VINO SerVe''
last year Tho officers OF the bank were
also reelected.
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

WHEELING. ". Va. Jan. Is. IL.
Furnished The 1ntell.fenccr by A E
da@tcn s. Co. members Nc" YORK otoc~
E1chauyc, National Bank OF West Wiz
tlnlo building. Wheeling. ". Va Louis
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Standard Oil Subsidiary Stock

WHEELING. ". Va, Jan. Is. II.
Furnished The Intcl!iGenccr by. A. E.
Mastcn & Co. member" New Yort5SSlnck
Exchange National Bank OF West Viz.
Klnia building. Wheeling. W. Va Louis
= RranI DilnanRr
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Il say. is "sculnti"n allowed young
,cnrle In this park?
ION. yes. sir young folks kin have
al the oskcrlatIhn they want. if they
dent go to spounin' and kiSsin.
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Curb Mining Stocks.
New York Cotton Market

WHEELING. ". Va. Jan. Is. IL.
Furnished 'rl" lnt"ilig"rccr BY A, E.
Mastcn 81 Co.. Eacmucr* New YORK Stock
Exchange National Bunl; nt West Fir-
xlniu building. Wheeling. W. Va Louis
f Brand. manager.
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"1Iarold asked me- point blank II
thai beautiful color of yours was
natural. aud Of "nurS" dear. had
10 toll the truth ami say no.
"0f course. yom did. He taxed ne
with it. and 1 told him mad Dor
rnwrd il Of you.
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

WHEELING. w. Va. Jan. -. -.
Furnished The IntEl;lgcnccr b. A. L
Mastru Il Co, members New rurk Slucb
Exchauyc. National Bank ut West Viz.
KinIa building. Wheeling. W 10. I.oui
1, Il fnlIIIHnr
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PETROLEUM

oil. ,ITY. Pa. Jan l5.--Cr"dit hal-
anc".. s2.:3. Rams. InI.""-: average.
69,3.t Shipments. i".;!>: average.
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CORN PRICE LOWER
WITH GOOD WEATHER

CHICAGO. Lun. lj.--Corn averaged
slightly lower III price to-day. mainly ns
n result OF better weather conditions
than nad been expected. The market
closed unsettled at tho Eano as ycster-
days finish to IL Il i4c lower. with Janu-
AIRY SI.27!s and May Sl.24% 0l."5. Oats
declined h.c In i-r net. Provisions
scored gains Of 2i.c 10 lie.
Option. Open High. Low. Close.
Corn /
Jan.....sl g7E 81 2T% 81 AN 81 :7is
May...t :; 2l's, 2t%. 2+I
Oats
Jan... ~ 79bs 7sx 7sH
May. 7Si4 'G& 15:s %
Pork
Jan. .i4G 60 IS ~ 10 80 80 -
May. IS 81 40 81 40 % 40 -
Lard
Jan. .........4 Sc "a 30 "a 81
Mny....2l - t24 % - 20 - 80
Ribs
Jan. ........24 30 - 90 - 10
Muy...i24 10 ~ As "a 80 - ~
Cash quotations:
Corn--No. und 3 yellow. nom ini.i ;
No. yellow. $3.50.
Oats-No. 3 white siTSlHc; stand-
ard. Sl1s 1Sls4c
Fork--Nomlnal.
l.ard-s24.65.
KIhS-$2362@
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N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
WHEELING. ". Y

WHEELING. ". Va. Ian. *. II.
Furnished -" Ini"liig"n"cr b.. \. T..
Mas,"n & TO-, T:":'!h"rS 81 he NV York
Stock EHchanG.. Na;!ar,u Bank Rui;d-
Ing. Wheeling W. Va. I.cu3 f. Brand
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NEW YORK CURB MARKET

WHEELING. ". Va. Jan is. II.
Furnished The lnttN:Gencer by A. E.
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Bonds Si.5t:.099.
The evening herald., 1918-06-19
German Language in
Schools Denounced by
Sons of Revolution

pr. NJ. X. Wyldcr this morning re-
roiNcd the following resolution passed
hy the animal congress OF tho nation
nl Society OF the Sons of the Ameri-
can Revelation. recently held nt
Rochester y y
WHEREAS the eociyt, of th, Sons
of the Nmoricbn Revolution is drii
Gated to the preservation OF American
ideals one land, one flag. one speech
and one standard OF loyalty. and
WHEREAS u is manifest thrt tho
teaching of the German language in
our srhools is now subNcrslvc 60 such
principles bo II
RESOLVED That We call upou
those n authority To- exclude the
teaching al the GormaH language
from our public schools. and hc u
further
RESOLVED, THAT the secretary
general hr instructed TO send copies
of u'is resolution to tho president of
each stat" society; and bo 10 further
RESOLVED. That the president Of
zach state society bc directed 20 send
copies OF thi. resolution to tsc Eov-
cruor. tho department of education,
and tp tho prosH OF thoir respective
states
The evening herald., 1918-06-19

Tho consensus OF opinion pr those
who know is that the proposed pa k
viii ho the ideal recreation place 'ut
the man of moderate means ard Aif
family The man without AN auto ~
% man without o park That ,s.
under present conditions Tho noun
tains are too rnr for foot Iour,,
The wid, Biu Guudo ts neat l'
also Ia beautiful Tod. 10 promises
10 Doc the fashionable residence dis.
trct of Albuquerque TO observe its
own Intrinsic beauty with those uru,
hills In tho distance haimoniouslN
blending uu tho landscape us well
worth uip 90 us banks
TO mako this park possible the
Chamber OF Commerce is asking ull
roporty owners 10 give to the ,ity
90 small strip of their land that today
i- almost worthless Tho count, com
missioncrs and tho citN hsyc appro-
prIatcd sufficient FUNDS tu drfrHv ,,-
pcnsos iu constructing the recreation
grounds u such u thing should hHu-
pon that th" park is mot completed
the land goes back iu be- owner n
other words tine d,yis ar, Hru,F
ana placed 300 t bank tu bu delivered
30 the CITY when mo park .s Finished
30 land owner ,s asked Go ai,o moro
than ono s.,ih u. l.s lHuI Tutu, t
is worth ltt'" \ot 3D. .re'. h.ll.r.
VIII have tu ho torn down Tr, cut