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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-04
PRACE KONGRESU.

washington, lIldICd. w
do programu Kongresu ma ty-
dzieh biezacy, to najwazniejszy-
mi jego szczeg6lami beda nieza-
wodnie zaiatwienie sic ostatatecz
ne nowela rzadowa kolejowa
i nowela wojennej korporacyi fl
nansowej. Jest wszelka nadzie
ia, re rzadowa nowela kolejowa,
ostatecznie wykonczona i przez
obie izby przyjeta, gotowa bedzie
do podpisania Przez Prezydenta.
Cz}onkowie konferencyi wspol-
nej senatu i izby posl6w zbiora
sic na wspolna narade dzisiaj
wieczorem So prawie pewni, re
zgoda bardzo rych}o nastapi'
Nowela wojcnno-finansowa w
pierwszych dniach biezacego ty-
godnia zapewne zostanie przy-
jeta w senacie. Beda moze O.
zywione debaty mad pewnemi wa
znemi poprawkami, ale WICK
-szost przychylna to znaczna, no.
wela ma zapewniona.
Rome inne bile wazne So ma
programme obu izb; miedzy in
nymi, bile nadajace Prezydento-
wi dodatkowa w}adze' Jeden T.
Mich, nalezacy w}asciwie do depar
tamentu Hoovera, tyczy sic dal-
szej regulacyi i konserwacyi zy-
wnosci. Bill ten giownie odno-
81 sic do hotelow, restauracyi o.
biadowych wagon6w kolejowych,
gdzie wcdle zdania administra-
cvi zywnoSci marnujc sic mno-
stwo artykul6w. Me tyczy sic
ten bill wcale dom0w prywatnych.
WAzNE ZMIANY w ROZPO-
RZADZENIACH HOOVERA.
Washington, 4 marca. - De-
parliament administracyi zyWno-
sci ogiosi} czasowe zawieszenl=
rozporzadzeh tyczacych sic ,,bez~
miesnych posilk6w" i ,,bezwiep-
rzowych sobot". Znaczy to, ze
ma czas niejaki znowu wolno be-
die przy kazdym posiiku dzien-
nym spozyc mieso, a zakaz uzy-
wanna wieprzowiny w kazda So
bote, zostaje takze znieslony' Ia
to iednakowoz zaleconem jest
dalsze ograniczenie uzywania po
traw macznych, a szczegolnle
dalsze oszczedzanie pszenicy.
Jak diugo to zawieszenie daw-
nych rozporzadzen bedzie obo-
wiazuiace, ma razie niewiadomo;
potrwa moze try miesiace lub,
dluzej.
Poniewaz juz przedtem cofnie-
to rozporzadzenia tyczace sic O.
szczedno5ci baraniny ijasnieciny,
przeto ma razie administracya zy
wnoSci zyczy sobie tylko dalsze-
go zachowania ,wtorkow bez-
miesnych." Skoro dozwolona
bedzie rzecza nadal wiecej spo-
zywac miesa niz dotychczas,
przeto wedle zdania pana Hoo
vera, nastapi wieksze oszczedza-
ME maxi pszenneJ juz samo z
siebie.
w urzedowem ogloszeniu pa
ma Hoovera czytamy miedzy in
nemi:
,.Alianci zazadali dalszego do
wozu zboza, co stad prawdopo-
dobnie pochodzi, re Argentina
dostarczala mniej zboza, anizeli
oczckiwano. Administracya zy-
wnoSci przcto uwaza "a rzecz po-
trzebna, nalegac ma dalsze ogra-
niczanie uzywania pieczywa i wo
COLE macznych potraw. by Sta
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-04

Rzyn, 4. marca. - Mad Brenta
stale artylerya dzia}a: w dolinie
San Lorenzo dolinie Berretta
zbombardowano slime koncentra-
eve wojsk nieprzyjacielskcih; ma
Asiago patrole wiosbie wziely
iencow i placowke austryacka z
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-04
Nowi wrogowie Nlemiec'
Konwencya ,,Ligi zdobycia pokoju".
Roosevelt bedzie czq$ciowo g|uchym.
Rome T ele gra my.

nom Zjednoczonym umozliwic
wype}nienie ich zobowiazah ty-
czacych sic wywozu zboza.
.Doswiadczenie uczy, re uzy-
wanie pieczywa i miesa stoja re
soba W pewnym stosunku. L
rozmaitych powod6w nasze "a.
pasy miesa ma najblizsze miesia-
ce znacznie sic powiekszyly. Mo-
zemy aliantow zaopatrywac W
nasze produkta miesne, o lie star
CA Srodki transportacyi, a row.
noczesnie zwiekszyc uzywanie
miesa W naszym kraju. Pos
rodf takich warunk6w adnlnistra
eva zywnosci uwaza "a rzecz roz.
tropna ziagodzic ograniczenia "a
prowadzone celem oszczedzania
miesa, azeby tym sposobem
zmniejszyc zapotrzebowanie pie
czywa. Dopoki warunki te trwac
beda, prosimy obywatelf kraju
tylko o powstrzymanie sic we
wtorki Cd uzywania wolowiny i
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-04
KALENDARZYK.

Jutro, 5 marca: Sw. Adryana Eu-
bulusa. - Sw. Rogera.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-04
KANDYDATKA MA SENA-
TORKE.

Washington, 4. marca. - Pan.
ma Anne Martin, wiceprezeska
National Women's Party, kt6-
ra cd lat czterech bra}a zywy IL
dial w staraniach kobiet o uzy-
skanie prawa glosowania, oznaj-
mila, IL jest kandydatka ma urzad
senatora Stanow Zjednoczonych
L Nevady jako nastepczyni
zmar}ego senatora Newlandsa.
Parma Martin byla profesorka hi
storyi ma uniwersytecie Stanu
Nevada.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-04
AMBASSADOR FRANCIS w
BEZPIECZENSTWIE.

Washington, 4 marca. - Do
departamentu panstwa nadeszla
wiadomoSc Cd ambasadora Fran
els, kt6ry, jak wiadomo, byl "
Piotrogrodzie, re dostai on sic
wraz re swoim sztabem bezpiecz
ME do Woiogdy d. rs lutego.
Ambassador doda}, re w chwili
jego wyjazdu d. 20 lutego z Pio-
trogrodu, pochod Niemc6w ku
stolicy Rosyi odbywaf sic W dali
Sym ciagu. w Piotrogrodzie
szerzyIo sic przekonanie, ze Mem
cy W przeciqgu dni kilku wejd4
do niasta.
Ripley County democrat., 1918-07-12
BANKERS ARE PATRIOTIC
Are Proving Their Loyalty In Aiding
Government to Finance
the War.

The splendid spirit Of patriotism
by the bankers throughout
the Eighth Federal Reserve District
III previous Liberty Loan Campaigns
u being more than maintained In the
preliminary campaign for the Fourth
Loan that began June 2S. when the
first series Of 100000 Of United
States Treasury Certificates Of ihdebt'
Sdness was offered to the banks.
No more patriotic and intelligent
body Of men than the men comprising
the banking element exists anywhere.
They make deep study Of finance.
They watched the mistakes made BY
Germany and our Allies in financing
the war, and they do not hesitate to
place the stamp Of approval on the
methods adopted by the United States
Government to avoid repetition of the
mistakes. -
This plan Of Certificates Of Indebt
edness spreads out the demand thal
win bs made this fall on the countr,
at large for the Fourth Loan, and tn
money that II realized from raw mate
rials and labor will 60 through tn
channels OF commerce and return Z
the country for reinvestment this iall
The certificates form the basis 70
| q system OF credits which win reliev
the country OF q great strain It woul
experience II the certificate plan ha
not been adopted.
Ripley County democrat., 1918-07-12
PRELIMINARY CAMPAIGN
Elohsh District eankers Absorb First
Offering Of Certificates Of
indebtedness.

Bankers throughout the Eighth Fed,
eral Reserve District are entering
heartily In the Governments plan to
dispose Of the s7so,oco.ooo United
States Treasury Certificates Of lndebt-
ednsss.
The quote for the st., Louis District
u $50, 600 600. issued June Is. Similar
offerings Of the certificates, not 70 Ok
ceed eight issues. win be made every
two weeks until the Fourth Liberty
Loan Campaign. Then these short
term certificates. maturing October
a, may be turned In for the lcng-telln
Liberty Bonds.
BY the banks taking the certificates
at each Offering. the money goes into
the hands Of the Government, \ Il
expended for raw materials and for
labor, is thrown back into the chan
| hels Of commerce and may be used
DYER and over and the people moi
made 10 feel the drain that would b
fsit II the entire amount swere raised
! Il one time.
The Certi6cates Of Indebtedness
I plan win relieve the Liberty LoaI
oanpaixn to ! large extent and max
q succsss ~ ths eesisr.
Ripley County democrat., 1918-07-12
BY GARRETT SMITH.
rtaly IL queen Of the air.

italy 10 queen Of the air.
England's defense Of the seq with
her Mammoth Navy; Frances heroic
infantry checking the first onrush Of
tho Hun at the Marne and at verdun :
Americas vast contribution Of ma
ferials and money In the past and OF
Aghting reserves In the future, are
matched by Itaiy's contribution to the
allied air navy, which will. deternine
as much ss any one factor our final
victory over the Teutonlc Powers.
Tho general public, amazed at the
marvellous performances OF Italy's air
f,eet during Cadorna's drive over the
Alps, at the record breaking feats Of
Resnati, Iaureati and DAnnuInic
and at the wonderful mechanical
achievements OF the great Capronl and
Pomilio planes, still have little realiza-
tion Of tae vast scope OF ltaly's
achievement In aviation since she en-
tered the war three years ago.
In February, 1918. there were In al
ITALY only 400 asronaut,cal workmsn
when thar country entered the war Q
few weeks later she possessed alto
fsther only 30 flying machines ant
those mostly Of the French type. Blu
tKe Italy of poets and singers Is ais
the Italy Of mechanical genius, Of Mar
conf and Tesla, Of capronl and Pc
miEe Seeing with clear yislen tha
the Gate of civilization lay largely Il
the supremacy Of the air. and particu
larry the nsed Of air defense for he
own long csast line, her statesmen se
out to build d new industry from th
ground up. They gathered together
ysSt number OF men Of energy and er'
atiye ability In order that they migh
bring their contributions OF research
, invention ard technical knowledge
a development Of those machines
c6ense and defense with which battle
Ripley County democrat., 1918-07-12
CERTIFICATE PLAN IS BEST
u.is. Treasury Certificates Of indsbt'
sdnsss Highest Form Com
merolsi Paper.

Secretary Of the Treasury William
q. McAdoo has made an appeal to all
bankers, whether or not they be mem
bers Of the Federal Reserve Bank. to
buy United States Treasury Certin-
Gates of Indebtedness up to 2M per
cent of their total resources Tor each
issue.
The bankers are requested TO make
this calculation not on the ngures
shown in the latest published state
meut, but on the footings made on the
day the subscription Is placed.
The Certificates of Indebtedness are
offered only to bankers. They viii be
offered semi.monthly until the open
ing Of the Fourth Liberty Loan Cam
paign. They draw ~ per cent inter
est. They constitute commercial pa
Der OF the very highest oraer--tht
obligation Of borrower supreme II
integrity and resources, q securit!
available for rediscount, salable In th'
market, security for Government dc
posits, an asset which is 2 compliment
to the conservation and patriotism o
Its owner.
| Each bank taking It's share Of tn
Certificates of Indebtedness will hav
prominently displayed an official a
nouncement, numbered. showing thi
fact. Patriotic men and women shoul
|
demand their bankers to show thl
participation announcement, and 4
sist upon II,
Ripley County democrat., 1918-07-12
State Fair August 10-17.

. s. .
County Clerk john ]. Kennon
has received shipment Of the
Premium List of the 1918 Mis-
souri State Fair, August 1917,
and copy Of this attractive book
has reached this office. An sls-
ment Of patriotism is carried
throughout its 2O4 psgss. with :
beautiful rich colcred cover de-
sign. A shield and the stata sssl
are used on ths front cover with
a design carrying the idea from
factory to farm, and the slogsn of
the Eighteenth Annual Exposss
i on, Promotes, Patriotism, Pro-
duction and Progressiveness." !"
This book contains oil Of the
assificasions Of the Htate;P big
eight day Fair. The early dates
OF the Fair has allowed i day and
a night program to besrrangrd.
The Governments is encouraging
the Missouri State Fair BY dis
playing several oar lcads OF wsf
t....t. - ft<so MI. @-,t,r - !.
Ripley County democrat., 1918-07-12
Children Cry
FOR FlETCHER'S
CAS-: = Q RIA.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
Or J } Daniels.
Ply slclan and Surgeon
DONipHAN, NO.

WIN answer al, professional calls nny
or night. Ufiee at reslhence' FAST 40
,ust Akfeet.
Ripley County democrat., 1918-07-12
IyIS RED ThpE ARo
GETS CUT SPRUCE
Army Gfiicsr ia tie Northwest lg-
rores the Rerula'lons and
Gets Results.

J There's an army officer out in the
tall timber Of the far Northwest who
IA defying every known rule Of ell
ouette and procedure Of the army. who
unties red tape fastor than his snpe-
riors can manufacture 1t, who does
what he pleases and, moreover, talks
when end how he pleases. writes The
odore M. Knappen In the New York
Tribune. Tie Is at one and the same
time the most active and most talka-
tive efficer In the Signal CORPS service
the service which deprecates pub,
licity above all others.
The ayowed policy Of General
Squler, chief signal officer and IN
charge Of the army aircraft program.
| IL TO keep everything away from the
| newspapers that they would publish.
| The policy Of Col. Bruce F. Disdue.
| who il getting out the spruce for the
airpianos, Is to get the newspapers TO
publish everything. He Is getting out
the spruce.
4 That Is one Of the airplane produc-
ton problems that has been disposed
Of.
| Disque Is turning out the spruce at
| the rate OF 12D00000 feet month.
| The program calls for 10000. 900 When
Dlsque took hold the output vas about
| 1000, COO.
Frankness and straightforward nub.
licity Ii an essential part Of Colonel
| Disque's success.
sour ONCE IL open 70 every wan 70
| mis- community" said Colonel 'nisout
recently In Portland, -whc Il interest
ed in the facts about spruce produc
,, hon ana would like to know the fActA
The wonder Of It al u that cclcne
. Disuue is an old-time regular arm
ofIicer-supposedly Of the tyne tina
! never learns, forgsts or forkiyes- AM
4 cavalry cfiicsr at that transferred .
the spruce JOB Just a. he was abou
to onerd q transport with his regimen
1 | TOT Erance.
I Colonel Disque admits that Ne ~
. violated rules. scorned routine. burne
= = Iup red tape and even encrcached .
y the law itself 4
: But he is getting out the spruce
Ripley County democrat., 1918-07-12

In differentiation the best itahan
machine is the Macchi, that for recon
nalssance work, having speed OF
over 100 miles an hour, and the night
ing machine having q. speed OF I'D
miles an hour. A Pomilio plant re-
Gently put out 100 q. P. machine
with speed Of 157 miles an hour
capable Of climbing 10000 feet In six
minutes
Giovanni Capropi, creator OF the NJ
NOUS Caproni machine, is planning 70
build after the war flier carrying %
passengers, with which he expects to
cross the Atlantic in 4s hours. In
4 fact. he had hopes at one time Of e.
1 tablishing during the latter part Of
this year a Paris to Washington man
route, flying By way Of Portugal. the
Azores. Newfoundland and New YORK
City. The longest leg Of this trip over
water Is 1895 miles, which. he says is
well within the range Of the present
Daprcni machine. 1t would be = strik-
: ing repetition Of history II the nation
J which enSs us Columbus, the first man
to sall to the new world BY water,
. should also furnish the first to follow
/ that route By air.
! Not only In building. but n handling
I a4roplanes have Italians exceiled. One
81 the worlds records taken py AZ
I. italian was the feat Of Captain Hiulio
Z Laureati, who established A new
\ long Distance flight record By nyinl
4 mora than 600 miles without stcppinl
q from Turin to Naples and return y
e August, 1917. Lieutenant Resnati g
g tonished Americans during his night
AZ here ~ going up 1900 feet with !
man on board, At Newport News ~
m by nying from Mineola TO IAngie
d.LField, near Newport News, q distanc
.l.lof s22 miles. with ten passengeg
ch Excsl h pIrlolbIss Ala.
At Not only In heavier than air ~
at chimes. but In the dlrigIble lighter ths
Il. ar fype has Italy exceiled. The 70
to lanni dirieible has a record Of liftir
n four tons Of bombs l635S feet
,p- against the best Zeppelin record
lS.l23 feet with . similar load. A.
submarine chaser her non-rigid VI
ns Of dIrigibie has heen very effective.
A. We cannot say what win happen
uc. the very near future. but We can
n Arm nat italian technical men, ful
II l L.s. A. :. St..~. !. arfork
Ripley County democrat., 1918-07-12

are being fought today. As result
Italian aviatIos las established new
record in the Ma sry Of industry.
A New Besn industry.
To the immense and famous Italian
Industrial ceutersA already strongly
organized and active IN general auto
mobile construction. was added the
new industry Of aeroplane construc-
tioh. Az result Haly today has over
10000 experienced workInen IN this
feld. and her government possesses
over 5000 nIiiury and naval planes
and Is supplying others to her allies
by the hundreds. Many Of the planes
America has sent to the French front
were made in italy, and Italian planes
are being shipped here for the training
OF our aylatorA
Such firms Us Fiat have accomplish.
ed marvellous results in short time.
This concern turned out TOO II. 4.
aerial engine, and other arms deyel'
ope,l successful engines Of 100, 200 h
p. etc. The big Powflio plant was
erected In three months time. Today
there are more than % asrcplane fac
| tories in Italy, and that country Aai
| the distinction Of producing the tastes
aeroplane in the world, the tastes
seaplane, the largest Tying machine
and the best climber,
A great secret Of Italy's success va
the large and powerfpi engines 20
had already perfected ip her automc
bile Industry. These engines. develop
ing from 800 to 100 n. z. and later 90
/, n. r. and over. made possible IN
building Of much larger places ina
had ever before been supposed poss
pie.
ltaly's aeroplane plants have bee
kept In operation, notwithstanding q
verse conditions. such Is lack q COS
when wood was substituted for pow'
generation, and the 'buildlngs IN whis
! the people worked were 20 cold tn
varnisii would not dry. Another sre.
obstacle was the lack 0f chemical
Right here Italy pays . tribute
+ America. It was American raw p
a teriai chat made this great develc
lDsnt possible
Record prsaklno eIansa
9 New designs Of aeropianes are bel
turned out constantly by the Itali
T factories. One Of her machines prod'
l. T-.Ttl Z. LE z h. -. 49, - - rrutuv
Ripley County democrat., 1918-07-12
IsYoUR BANK DOING DUTN
Patriotic Citizens Should Gee That
Participation Announcement
ls Shown.

The banks throughout the Eighth
Federal Reserve District are giving
earnest and patriotic support In aid
ing in the notation Of United States
Certificates Of Indebtedness, millions
OF dollars Of which are being sub
scribed by the banks to pave the way
for the Fourth Liberty Loan Cam
paign. IN
7 A handsome participation announce
ment has been prepared by the LIP.
srty Loan Organization, and one Of
these will be sent to each bank that
subscribes for these Certificates Of
indebtedness. This announcement will
be prominently displayed By each par
ticipating bank.
Each announcement 10 numbered
and careful check is kept on al
issued. Every patriotic citizen who II
anxious to aid the government ant
win the war should look for this an
nouncement in the bank where n
transacts business. II it Is not seen
he should inquire Of the bank the rea
son for Its absence.
Ripley County democrat., 1918-07-12
County Clerks Notice Of
Primary Election.
State o, Missouri, I.
!ConGtv uf Rplry "

State o. Missouri, :.
Condty Of Ripley +.
COUNTY Clerks ofice.
Notice 10 hereby given that Q prim.
~ election VII be held at the regular
polling places In each precinct 81 said
County OF Ripley on the 1rst Tuesday
cf August, 1913, being the 9th day OF
August, 1915. Tor the purpose of nomi-
uatiuR candidates for the following Of
oces 10 be voted for 1t the General
Election TO be held on Tuesday, the 9th |
day Of November. 1913.
senator in Congress fos Missouri.
Judge supreme Court (Divis'on No.
s's.. superintendent Qf Public
schools. f" .
Representative 10 Congress for Four
tesnth District. !
Judge Of the circuit Court for the
Thifty.lhifd Judicial Circuit
Represe ntstive for Ripley COUNTY.
Presiding lodge Of the County court.
Judge County Court, Eastern Dtt
Judge County Court. West. District
Prosecuting sttofney Ripley County
Circuit Clerk Ripley County
Ocuaty Clerk Ripley County.
Recorder OF Deeds Ripley COUNTY
Collector OF Revenue Ripley County
judge ProhsEe Court Ripley Gounty
For County surveyor,
County Treasurer f0t uberp'r-d ,riln
Ola years. ~
Justices Of the PEACE 10 each Of the
foiowine 10 ownshipes y " ~ ~,
Ripley County democrat., 1918-07-12

Camp Sheridan. Montgomery, Ala
IN an order from the war department
cf,cers are warped % keep q sharp
lookout for loan sharks, many Of whom
have been reported operating N Ma
tional Guard and National army
camps. The order states that many Of
the money lenders have been taking
$50 SIS and 500 Liberty honda fFe-
cuentiy charging q much q 70 psr
cent iassrest = ahsst tizAt ioanE
Ripley County democrat., 1918-07-12

rapid-nring guns. Italian designers by
synchronlxing propeller revolutions
with machine gun fire haye placed ma
chine guns on planes that IRE 6V
shots minute through the propellers.
which make 100 revolutions Q min
ute, the calculation being such that no
shots strike the propeller--one shot
passing between the blades with every
two turns Of the propeller. In addi-
ton to the machine guns a multltude
OF bomb throwing. position finding ana
other devices Of great utility In battle
and in bombardments have been per
fected by italian genius.
Italy has developed the best type Of
machine for each class OF war work.
Those for night bombardment are the
Caproni biplane Of 4a0 and 600 n. z.
and the Caproni triplane Of 900 Il. T.
tThese planes have an average speed OF
about 100 miles an hour and carry Q
large load Of bombs. For day bonn
bardment one Of their most efiicient
machines is the Sia type, with one en-
sine Of ZOO II. p, which develops an
average speed Of 1926 miles en- hour
and has capacity for 700 pounds OF
lbombs.
/. Clauses q Fighting Machine.
| One of the best Italian machines for
reconnaissance work is the Pomilio
1.-TWO scatter Of 800 II. p, with q speed
LOT l2D miles per hour, carrying two
machine guns and large load OF
lbcmbs. Similar to this is the 300 7. r
lSia. Besides this. they posses for
rapid work Svs biplape, single
. | scatter Of $50 q. 2. and speed Of lSt
kmiles.. Italy's best fighting planes ars
. the Pomilio single scatter and 2sO 4. r.
| with protective armor AND cnrrylnl
!, two machine guns, with q speed Of 10
, miles an hour, and the Ansaldo single
I seaters Of 2oo 3. r.. with Q speed o.
. $50 miles,
Ripley County democrat., 1918-07-12
Rail Road Time Table.


tT' local abplications q thsv 0snnM"s ~ @ Is.cn
ths diseased portion sf s:i sns sss.l sfns.s xsss
and nat BY eenstitutionsi remedy
a latarrhai Deafness 4 caused py an In.
tas n,stschisu TubS. When this tube Il
inasmsd you have I .rumbling sound or i'm.
perfect ksarins. and when u entirely
oisssd. Dsafnsss y the result. Uniess & ne
festofsd 10 itsh normal condition. hearing
will b Destroyed forever Many Gases q
deafness are capssd ~ cetArrn. whieh %
fscss. : Hails C&tasrh Medicine acts thru
ths blood on ths mucous surfse's 81 sas
We win give One Hundred Dollars for
fs eured 81 Haips catarrh Medicine. Ctr.
culsEs free. Al Druggista 1Sor
S-so. y. J. CHENEY 3 CO.. yoisde. o.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-22
SHARES
ARE IRREGULAR
Stocks Show a Loss Early
But Hardening Tendency
Comes Later.

The market Monday morning was re-
dictionary. partly because all the good
news from the western front has been
discounted. according 10 J. s Curtiss &
Co. Sheldon hotel Copper stocks showed
a loss at one time during the session
OF about a point a share IN the higher
priced issues Anaconda opened at 81
and sold down 10 Co. SHELTERS - 20 IS.
Inspiration $50 10 5-E- After the first
three hours a hardening tendency set in
and prices worked higher.
Reading sold off from SO TO SIS and
recovered TO SS&- Union Pacific re-
NAMED strong all during the session
Erie was unchanged steel opened with
out change at 1913. Lew was lo6- Noon
price 1851
on the curb. Verde Extension was again
very weak and was only 90 bid. offered
FOR sale az r. United Eastern was frac-
uonally higher United Petroleum was
up a half cent jerome Verde was Of
Tered at Is. compared with SIS Satur-
day.
United Verde Extension became very
weak during the latter part OF the sss-
sion on a rumor that Hull Copper was
about 10 institute ar apex suit There
was no confirmation OF this report but
the stock worked down TO new low level
OF $50 bid. So asked
The following quotations furnished by
J. s Curtiss & Co.. stocks and bonds,
Hotel Sheldon, give the latest afternoon
prices.