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BosCHEE's GERMAN SYRUP.

Why use ordinary cough remedies,
when Boschee's German Syrup has
been used so successfully for fifty
two years in all parts of the United
States for coughs, bronchitis, colds
settled in the throat, especially lung
troubles. 1t gives the patient a
good nights rest, free from cough
ing, with easy expectoration in the
morning, gives nature a chance to
soothe the infamed parts, throw off
the disease, helping the patient to
regain his health. Sold by McAllis-
ter's Drug Store, Cambridge, Md
Adv.
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wANTED-To buy a house and lot,
with one or two adjoining lots, outsioe
citv limits Answer care Banner. 7-27-tf
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7. WATSON THOMPSON
Justice of the Peace
All legal work attended to promptly,
Papers correctly acknowleded
B-7-6 g. mos. e.o d.
NOTICE TO OPERATORS.

Owing to the high cost Of living,
have secured an advance in price on
plain work shirts, which l am willing
to share with the operators, and my
prices from now on will be the best
ever paid on this grade of work. OPP
orators wanted on all parts of work.
Select your machine now, and take
advantage of the advance in prices.
Also operators to sew at home. Work
delivered and called for.-Mrs. Elsie
] McGrath. 8-17-1w.
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FOR SALE-Gasoline boat, rs feet
long, with h. p. Palmer eugin! in
good running order, SIS. Apply Red =
Oil Station. S-19-h
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Cheap, to quick buyer.
one-ton Ford truck, in excellent coIdl-
tion. Elmer Cannon, Race st. l9-6t
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wANTED-Box maker and mailing
machine operators, good wages and
regular employment all the year. East
RrooIlIyn Box Co, East Brooklyn, A.
A co Md S-6-1m.
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Dutch Shin Sunk hv Mine

ChriStiana. Norway. Aug. .12-The
Dutch steamer Gasconier, operated by
the Belgian relief commission and pre-
reedinG from N"E York E." Enlrpr'lam
with -four. >;rmck Il mine 1T the North
Sea, caught fire AMI sank. Six lives
were lost
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FOR SALE-136 shares capital STOCK
of The Cambridge Amusement Co., par
value S5 per share. W: Irving Mace,
Attorney Cambridge, Md. S-l5-2W
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;j-b0AT OFFICERS
ACCOsT CIR
Seei Information in Regard |
New England Coast.

Canadian Island, Gampobello, \. +
Aug. 22.-Srill in Il highly nervous
state. Miss Wills Wilson told her eN-
pcrience$ when She was held up l..
two German U-bOat officers.
They demanded Information ahnu,
the northern New England coast
Miss Wilson is Il daughter of Cap
Tain Simon Wilson, Of the WilSon's
Beach fishing, settlement.
Il do not recall just how it all hap
pencd." she said. Il visited friends
in Luhec, Tuesday. In the evenit.g
the southern part of the island.
started for home alone along the coast
road. | was riding my bicycle
when l reached the BarrelI Well.
near Bunker Hill, about half way t.
our beach, two men stepped out of :,
dense wood and stopped me- Both
were strangers. l was not frightened
until | noticed that both carried large
revolverS.
"One man was smooth Shaven and
the other wore a heavy beard. Both
spoke English. They wore long linen
busters. Under them were navy blue
uniforms with white collars They
wore blue caps with white viSors.
when they first started to talk they
were friendly. They said they were
anxious To secure nforma;iu: -
The country and asked me if Ii.
lived here long. When | replied IL
home was nedrby they said they wcr
willing t" pay for information aboU
.he new four-masted schooner Da-i.
ohcn.
They also questioned me about III
distance to the harbor of EaStprr,
Maine, the Eastport police station. ia.
nnSt Office and The banks.
They made no effort to interf, ;.
with me, and while talking we walk,
along the road
When we came around a sharp tra
Il The road into full view of tn
farm house of Mathew Brown, boil
,ucn hurriedly jumped into the under
rash and | started TO run The me;
threatened me aS | ran. and Shoutc,'
hey would kill me if 7 reported hnv
y" seen them."
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-08-22

Groves Tasteless chill Tonic
restores vitality and energy by puri'
flying and enriching the blood. You
can soon feel it's Strengthening, In
vigorating Effect. Price 6Oc.-Adv.
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St, electric lights, gas and bathroom |
in good condition. Apply to L. X. War
rem S-19-tf.
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FOR RENT

FOR SALE-Round and slab wood
50 load. J. H Waller, phone SO. 4-27-
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FOR RENT-119 Willis street, good
location. near Oakley Beach. Wm. II
HOOPER o-EO-t..
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Cardinal Farley Very Low.

New York, Aug. 22-The condition.
Of Cardinal Farley is very low. ii waiS
stated at S. Patrick's cathedral. TT,
cardinal, who is in his eight:eth year.
has been i'll for the past two weeks.
following a breakdown due 70 III" re-
cent extremely hot weather He is
under the care of two physicians at
3 A;s sIunnser residence. in Manaroneek
-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-06

Though an working 10; ;h" nation
"a ,nc liberty Lean campaign. lr"Sc"U-
INK A''"ru"y rarr."u DID not neglect
r"unty aIIuirS Saturday liz mod" n
>r""rn III tn" inl"r"S; - N" l'.hIt "u
L. h,r tS rrdc' and shortly AFTER finish
INK his address h" ARRESTED man with
th!rlI-tw" r.uIs "f lqUnr This man
Si"v" '"lnX. j. reported to- hr 4 profess
s;"ral h"rtl"CS'r i,"m near tlark%hurG.
After reaching M"uuhSVill" II" deter
mlH"d IL gn l. New NrrtIuSV'!i" and out
oyer III" Shnrt lin" II" hnll"n farmer
and rod" with hiu nUi l"t"ri& rld&'
on Ih- road to NV Mar,InSvili" ard
when IN" farmer ~ him. 'h' man DO
TRIMMED Ia walk thu. rs; "f -" Wv.
Tho prosecuting attorney Ind his suS-
ririnus aroused upon S""ins II" man
and when II" inVcs ticaI"d. fiUrd hat h."
mans SUI. "rS" and Other packages con
- rcd =" pln's of good whI*k"T. Th'
arrest was rna,i. about so. t'"l'y WAS
brought T." ja!l ana will hr L Ven 4 her
iug l".f"r" SOUR" Lewis ihIs morning
az l"."u o'clock.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-06
FORMER MEMBER OF
HOUSE OF DELEGATES
DIES AT M0RGAkT0WN

MuEGANT0WN. w Va. May -
iivn. Perry c. Mri:ts died a; ms h"m"
IN Morgantown this morning after Il
prolonged illness. Some time az" Mr.
McIfcc list a leg by ampwtatInn af'eE
tho mcr. brr had hccn affected f"i som"
tine H." ncN"r recovered ir"u The
shJrk III tn" operation aud iur days he
lHd hccu falling.
Mr. MrH,. was for some years rrin-
riual nt tho Fairnrcnl high school and
he and his wife resided at IlillcreSt.
In III" year 1915 Mr.. N'l'"r WAS "!"'t-
rd /, III" W"st'NIrSinia legislator" rr"'..
Mrunu-Hlia county. He served OF The
committees on fish and game ana also
,.u ,rrrrtinn in the session at 1871. and
VII, Il very abb" representatives
Tnc deceased was Il i.atit" of Halle ~.
,inn"msrla County lie vas graduated
Tram tin. West. Virginia" university IN
as. wiih H. degree OF bachelor OF
$50 nee and hr al$" took on" cyarS
ours, III The University Of california.
.'rhr cun'r"r * Lninunc"'i :" Tar"
r!,r. Turs;ia: morning at Ten O'Clock
rom th,. c-:,!cncr III Morghn;0wn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-06
!. About People
slovem-nis Of individuals to
end From tho City.
'i1S.jr.S.rjLa ~. ~ ,"->----SICJ

Mrs Walter Kraus$. Ul North Mar
kei street. j. spending several days
with her husband a. Camp Lr1.
Miss Mary Cecil. Of South thHplinr
street. Is confined 10 her HON" with an
attack of pneumonia
Harry Hermann. of Sixteenth street;
left yesterday for Cleveland. where he
expects 10 accept ii responsible posi-
ton.
Mrs. ". ". Whitman. or South Eof
street. is ;hr guest III fairmonl rcia'
ives for several days
John &. Lawrence. Of Pittsburgh,
is ;hr gu"Si Of relatives on til" South
sid" for >":rraI days.
Mrs. t. NJ Henry. Il. East Wheeling,
is in Washington. where she l. me
,llrS; Of her sister. Mrs. ". +. Lewis.
Johnson Blake. Of South Market
street. who has been spending Srfrral
days in Charleston. on business. L. tx
pcrjnd 10 return I0-Lur.
Mr. ad Mrs. f. j. could have re-
turned IN their hon" iii his cry after
spending visit with friends i'll Cam.
bridge. ..
Mr.. and Mrs. i. &. Imnn HAY" r..
'urnrd 10 ih"ir HON" in Grafton. after
visiting friends here for $rI cral days
past.
Mrs. \. NJ. Giy"ns ami Mrs. f. O.
k,ifrr. OF New MartinSvillr. are in the
city. spending several days with
f:j"ni>
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Spears. Of BAT.
~, hi,i. h,. n ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-06
MOUNDSVILL.E
Greatly Oversubscribed.

Marshall county greatly ".'rSuh""rih-
II h"r Liberty Loan ,iU"fu hu' III" "'fI-
"!nl> ii ''hn"r" have h''u 80 busy lHkIu::
III subscriptions thai they hnrr h""i,
En;lhl" !" fIGUr.' "u; III" total SuhSrrlr-
tons. |, may u" safely sad. h"w"l"r.
hat ia" '~tal viii H.. rr"driy over tn
S1m". nnm mark. Tn" quota for IN" roIn-
~ was S,An i0h aud the uvrrSuhs"rip ION
will exceed Z - p"r r"ri. The last ia y
If the drive moro Suhscrirtlun% WCr,,
taken ;han 81, any pr"N .uuS dh%. Meet
INKS W"r" II. III III 'N..rLl rI,''''S "Ir'
in" county. Hui h"r, IN" Two homer flags.
,ar Toy IN" '"Unfy and the other r",'
IA" city, were raised wiki appr"prlat"
ceremonies.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-06
TWO ARRESTS
FOR THE ST|FEL
AUTO THEFT.
Chauffeur Morgan and o. A. StatIci
Held 10 Criminal Court
Grand Jury.

Il. = Sia'lcr WIS arrested yfSlrrda!
by officer N":i~ IN Il warrant by ""S'
'Ir" al IN" l"a"H K. t.. Hobbs IN me
rlar!1" -! i"'!nG lmpllrhI"d IN inc S''a''
Ing ri III" George T.. Hllf"I car ldHt
thursday nl|hl. H'"ii"' was HIl'>'""
upon thu r"nfn>-l"n al '"or|" MORGAN
rhHG(fr#r for Mi - .''i. Wh" WAS al
rested saturday nsgh' Is i"ih- Il" az
compile" IN tn'' raS".
In his confession Morgan i"hl nov
StalI"r ana Il" Aau iaN' u h' car ""''
win Two young N"lI''h ,"' >''' "
toward Sh"rrafd. anu "h'H "" nm
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-06
No Danger Of Capture
Of Petrograd by Firms

LONDON. May 5.-fhr general
rommandInr III" P"rrosrad garrison
has issued statement DECLARING The
city now free from any direct menace
and that ;hr popuaC" has no raiiSe
for alarm. said Reuter- dispatch
from Moscow. under date OF April l.
"All measures for defense hav" been
taken against possible Finnish at
iark$." saws the generals announce
mont som" h%hilne has occurred
a q pnlni M"ar n" kuSSo-tlnnlsh
frontier hrfwrrn Whit" and Red
guards. hui, as soon As ;hr combat
anti crossed The Russian frontier both
Sides were dsarmpd."
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-06
RIVER NEWS

Tt" -,a:" lat "''rinT "h ~" h'hrN'
=, ~, v,'nufh"Ht WIS '"'t r""i VA"
mi az til" 'i"M" h'r d"m 'h"r" was "
,,..,-n of i.,' :. iI."!:c>.. Fh" nr"S"ut
.haug" wiii net "'"G=r mti'h aS Ii IS
poo, water anil III" N"M"'h"n dam -
not IT. wnri,!u% ""udi'i"l+.
Thnrr were m arrivals or departures
Yesterday except In" government re-
rrur,ing yacht Trouhnd"nr. which cam"
from Pittsburgh and left yesterday
morning FOR down river points tt"
Milton is lying at the wharf and will
leave this morning at 1850 for Mata-
mpras.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-06
Complete ETams Soon.

!.Na,uinIiinT "f Nars..nii .n"H:, men
-, IN" local drIii board Viii To- "u'.
vi, tod week. from Thursday. M hj'
'.l'T.tl 'i'H IN class hr'" b""u ,.u,r.
fl"n,d f"r o<ai:rnrti"n his week aud
'hr r'rma;f.iEs 'h.N"u. together with
siX'y-lErc" married -in'' MnI -. iHI7.
viii h "X"mi""d TUcS,la, Mny IL.
Nh"ur tW" hundred and nf'r Young mr:I
VIII" ha;" h"c"rh" Of ag" S;n'" last Juno
will soon t." eligible !r-' Gcr,!cc in IN"
l.miintN.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-06
Taken TO Jail.

George itutl..r. indicted f"r man
slaughter ~ ,'rnr"rti"u w!th IN" l"Ath
Of William Frazier. alr"I. 'I:" Gar ~"
who WAS permitted :" plead guilty :" a
charge If aSsaui, AMI h:tlt"ry. WIS a.
rested Saturday anal taken |" III" ~.
CiairS, lIir iail o." the unl-r:: ::n,"t L
his fire 7ils court par'lH'! Cutler on
his rrnr.is" 20 pay. EIn ';ailsd T." k''p
;he prum:se and let; E@l.a.r". tie re-
turned Saturday rrd WAS st'''.i uuL..r
arres, on a capias issued by the T.. i
mont county c0i::t.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-06
ministerial Association.

SECRETARY H. u. GaunL ha" called a
meeting 81 th.. MnuuGs,ll" Ministerial
association Tor This morning -, "a
"'clnck. III" ministers Will meet ut II.
Lutheran church. \ paper viii b" r"Hd
l.: ROY ] Il. IiNrM"r.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-06

" u riil" a married mRn isn't such
:: had f"lln~ t:uiSih" ~ what his wife
thinks If him lie is probably a! right,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-06
DR.. C.E:. ALLEN
IN ADDRESS
Pastor OF Fourth Street Church Delivers
Splendid Sermon to Large
Congregation.

p.,, an ,,rIru,r that filled the
, h.,.,,,,,.,I nII j:uirlh street NJ. r.. church
,.s ut,,.,s, ,.rra.,,, lr~, ,v.uinr III,
r., rr Clarence Eager. N,l"u p;,s,"r
h..auiiIn iSmus wrr. r,lIt'r"d hy Ia"
larsr rh"H ~ The churr! MS ScFlHoh
III part follows; .
TIL" text * among 'Er N'H''l'l'"'T
Jesus tha, humanity l. ''N''H ~ ,i''
l"ugr. Man will assurn" an a''''""e
> either al t"h,F"N''>H ,, ~ ,,,,', ,r,.
l'' wv '',' ,"'' .n.,s, l,,.,.,s,. ry.u
/ ull'Eah''N 81 '''t ~ ~ .,,,,r.'
as It maH az uhu'F$''"" H",','' ,r,,,,,.
: ana hau III ~ '''''''''''" >''>
! i"hi 90 ''"" ''u'" ,;;.,,.o
W - ana H''' "'!' ~ W. i;'',S
. i'"tt'iSH - '''' ~ - ''''' = g.,
3 WE. "''' = NV - i .rl,,.r
'N"r'"''''H% 80 y" ".'' 1i,,,'. ,;,'t ,,,,,
! "'''. ''''I"''S n,'' ,iI .n,,, h
""'"'". cav ..o,. i,,, :, sword
! Cal''e "'' ~ ,l. , sr;,.i, &c
",l "'@' ,.r,n,,s az nh
! n'l''a"'E' rs ""' >co,.
+ '''. ,,,, ,,.i.',,iu,. nr,r,;,,r,.
: ''"l'H!' u" '''''' I -.
/ upon Wh:Sh mrs "','t'N ',"H 'a'
! ma ~ III 'e", W. va l,,.I,,
! t"': g. ''"'''' -,
! '''fc. '''l h'"".S W.. ISL 49,,
! ~" 'hu'N'n.'a' III 'S'''''' Nv - - '''''
F:.l''PlF ''"' ,,.,,u ;.,,,,
NJ "'S' ,,.,,', .r.,,J -,
. ."' ,,.b.., :. .u.,rn,,i,,,ul
'"iih"' WIN
""Fu'
50 night is grandeur |" or dust
! "a near IS God 10 man.
| When duty whispers low: Ih"u
must,
The yauin rrriivS: i can.
| \Ed Il, ~. not :..l ihu' u"u ere
I entitled t. the iltgn.sl credit when. ,h"y
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-06
Addison Funeral.

TIE fum-.r.,' - .T"Hn -. .N'i':.S.'n. co.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-11-26
VARIOUS FACTORS
INFLUENCE MARKET
ACTIVE BUSINESS, HOWEVER.
OUTWEIGHS ALL OTHER
CONSIDERATIONS.

N Associated Treas
NEW YORK. Nov e-.- Financial.
industrial and political developments
eXerted in varying JgEree their dis
turbins influences over todays ac-
tive stock market. tu. latter factor
probably outweighiuE an other con-
sidcrations.
In point OF fact the monetary
situation gave promise of early inn
groyement as indicated by last Sat
urday's favorable bank statement
aud moderate offering OF time funds
from interior Institutions.
Secretary McAd1os forthcoming
retirement from ~ management Of
fhs nation f, -srankNA tisn s,rtome
furnished the political element. that
feature being clearly seen 100 the
heaviness OF rails. including many of
The seasoned issues
Just as 10 led the recent advance.
so today Southern Pacific was among
she first Of the important rails 10
weaken. dropping q = points on very
heavy offerings other pa,ifics. also
E.ansors, coalers and trunk lines.
ieli % 20 points. closing mostly al
lowest levels of the day
United States Steel closed al loss
ot ] Z points, and kindred indus
trails and equipments. also coppers.
feathers. tobaccos and utilities were
heavy Co weak oils also sagginr
Larpy at the end Sales amounted
to $4,000 shares
HesrIness ruled in an branches of
iho bond market the outstanding
feature being the free offerings OF
lihorty fourth iA's down 20 the
n'" minimum OF 1870. Total
sales par yaluol aggregated S13.-
100000 old United States bonds
were unchanged on call
Pay the President
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-11-26
0NE GREAT FEATURE

good effect OF President vii
visit to Europe SIS expected 10
Oh. drawing closer together
.4aH O. vast demonstration In his
honor. % .he people OF Great Britain
81. .Ha people OF the United States
england is planning a reception O.
81. dent unequalled in AN his
r.. $50 emperor has ever been re-
....l d, any place with so grand O
.ns,ration as will be- the one DO
..a. 90 is declared
r.. personal touch in London
..... ta cement the warm friendship
has already existed between
b. 1870 great English speaking peo-
.. tle earth and which has been
more apparent by the bonds
s.a have held the two close TO-
...r during their common fight for
H"| democracy
going % make Americans
.s ,a know that the British peo-
aowiug their love for Amer
..u r. uncertain manner
going 10 make the British
happy TO feel that the Pres.
there among them b.raus,
. . common interest. and even tho
welcoming him shou % reras
good feeling for Au r.ra and
t H..p'o whom he represents.
a President is gsrr to Dee ao-
-has -..-ecoiA ~ hy thr Airsi
....rs of the world .ch .s dg. H
position as chief executive oi Che
greatest nation on earth
Pay the prcsidsu'
AT THAT PEACE TABLE
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-11-26
Pay the prcsidsu'
SIT THAT PEACE TABLE

T#. rrit of absolute Justice a
nmed with a most ius.-f,u'
rr.. .n effect decisive results
ru 20. that which pervades among
20. allied representatives az che
a. table If the worlds house Is
-. b, Sol. property in order
T.. freedom 0f the world must De-
.. absolutely secure from che
.. .t amy nation or SET of them
...rIy from the lusts of the
..r.
#0 This. is IL bus r,rht that
military leaders of Deuisca-
..I' be punished severely and
..f 900 ear TO the cry Of The
I..-rd.sf
only uav The world Dee taught
selfish and Aggressive war
..f n. undertaken by any pow
.- must be made plain that Do
war IS undertaken The END
HHf 0uo-ruiu.
.maly's attitude repoutent.
has been uo indication, f.
Germany understand th'
."a.s OF the crime Of which
. been convicted before Oh.
worlds
81" doubt This fact $50 express
.m Berlin have thus Ear iudi.
yhnr of The Kind
therefore strictly the bus.-
He allies at the peace tat..
justly and firmly with th.
and their military leaders boz
tH.t che world may see ius'
becomes OF those who lust tu.
.rI f.si that lust upon fAn
H fs happiness of other .u-
peoples wrecking continent
ugeIe. even though fhe'
know That me Allies suffer.
H.y have. vii be both lus'
Pay the President
BUSINESS REVIVAL
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-11-26
Notice to the Public

We. the undersigned procticinr
physicians in the city OF Amarillo.
heretofore doing business under the
firm name OF MCMeans a Wrather
do hereby give notice that from this
the 18th day of November. 1918. we
have dissolved partnership by mutual
consent
Dr Wraih"r VIII remain On the
present offices of he firm IN the
Fu0ua building
DR. McMCns has removed hls Of
Ices 10 rooms As and a.. smith
building OFFICE PHONE fg3.
DHs. McMEANs q WRATHER.
i5-10tc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-11-26
DECIDED BREAKS
IN CORN PRICES
PREDICTION or LARGER RI
tEIrIS CAUSE or SHARP
DECLINE.

's-H..ni-t Tree
CHICAGO. Nov Predictions
0i much larger receipts in the near
future lpd 90 decided breaks IN the
price OF corn today Notwithstanding
that 90 one time covering by Hurried
shorts brought about a temporary
bulge Corn finished heavy, . 3-Sc
fo c uof lower. with December
81 l-N and January Si.22@. TO
<12-l Oats lost 3-sc 20 80. r
ESQ., The close IN provisions ranged
from a5c decline 90 75c advance.
Eastern and Southwestern houses
Boz particular We're aggressive sellars
of corn especially az the opening
~ 4 midday For the first
'fhe h rA( s'oF."s ousi''vss 0'a7
% ofiS,nce A0th here and in the
Southwest The fact that weather
Conditions were favorable FOR husk-
ing and Smelling operated as the
n.ri basis for expectancy OF more
liberal arrivals Word that the car
permit system had been modified so
ls 20 facilitate handling increased
amounts 0l grain at Minneapolis and
So Paul tended also to favor the
IHars Moreover. announcement was
made than considerable Argentine
corn Nas being shipped Co Belgium.
ri THAT South Africa was shipping
100000 tons 0f corn t0 Great Brit.
Ir
Oats iI PLAYED independent weak
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1000 BOIiERMAkERS STRIKE
AT SHlpBtILDING PLANT

ALAMEDA. Calf. Nov 1.-Two
thousand buiiermakors at the Ala
media plant OF the Bethlehem Ship
building Corporation struck today
Tor payment ou company time. "a az
hour week cessation of alleged dis
elimination against certain crafts
men aud Tor improved sanitary con-
ditions The entire plant is tied up
and approximately 5000 men are out
of employment
shipyari officials say that the al
legged grievances are matters 90 be
settled by the federal government
and that they have no jurisdiction.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-11-26

chat the var o. over uus.H'
once again. with character
aHfaIness. look into ff.
Uf ny their plans Tor ''-
l.l enterprise as they
direct
greatest medium through
business man may add o..
through Increase of sai.s
y or the sectional nsUs-
I. say that 90 docs not laf
.... continuously haFe eaif
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-11-26

day and several other Amarillo boys
The aohoo has been closed ON account
of fhr influenza on.d mic
w. a Newman aud Ross Ronfro,
of Hruuufeld arrived in the city
sunday and are looking after bus
iuess today
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Iu the chilean cabinet reported in
dispatches today from chile. IS the
seventh Boz Two years The new cabi-
ue, headed by Amanda Quesada via
Is liberal .n tendencies. Boo the opIn-
JON of officials here. al Quesada U.s.
HDaU fo he "a radical and 90 least
ono member ~ fhe cabinet. Minister
30 Finance Luis Ciaro Solar o. q
prominent member of The liberal
group 0f parties
hu fhe members OF the new cabi-
raI have been members of former
Ilue's and are prominent in
chilean politics
- Pay The nrl.LInnf -
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-11-26

when the government is entering
with all the resources of the interior
department into plans for the devel-
opmcnt OF the arid lands OF the west
and the swamp and cut-over lands
oi the east and south TO provide
homes and employment for the re-
turning armies and as a general out
let OF the industrial armies that have
been called together by the exigen-
cies OF the war
The Panhandle will not be alone
IN its promotion of this project A
movement on almost as large a scale.
involving an expenditure OF more
than $100.000.0OO and the arriga-
ton OF 100000 acres in southwest
Texas, is already being organized.
Initial Expense Small.
The initial expense. which the
Board OF city Development has I'M
dertaken 20 raise among those most
interested. Is very small amount
On comparison with the end TO be ac-
complished In fact 80 is sum
which Us small IN itself and which
o. Is anticipated can be easily raised.
While this project is one which has
often been discussed among the "old
timers" OF the Panhandle and by
different commercial bodies, the mat
ter has never gone as FAR as 90 pro-
duce any definite data. and this will
be the first object iu the present
undertaking, and IL s confidently
believed that the results will be most
gratifying
The matter will be taken In hand
Immediately 10y the industrial and
agricultural committee OF the board
jointly and IL is expected that that
board will be in position TO close the
contract with the engineering com
pany by the end OF this week