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Bisbee daily review., 1918-01-08
State and County NeIUs Briefs

ice of the peace at the Hayden dis trict. He will succeed Charles H. Sudley. Jr. The latter recently re sion of captain of the United States army and left for one of the army can comments for training.
 The Black Mission olive can be sue cessfully grown in Yuma John Gan tolfo. one of Yuma's pioneer residents. has a 12-year-old tree growing in his yard which has produced a splendid |quantity of olives this year. The tree has been bearing for the past four years NIT. GandolfO. who has been in the best olive producing sections of Italy and visited the famous olive dis trict around Oroville in northern Cali fornia. is enthusiastic over the mesa's future as an olive producing land. He will try the experiment of making olive oil from the Black Mission olives raised at his home
 A peremptOry writ of maudamus directing Judge A. c. McAllister Of the superior court of Graham county to proceed with the trial of suit brought by Richard D. Ney against the Laurel Canon Mining company. was issued by the supreme court Fri, day. Judge McAnister had refused to try he case until a decision in similar case had been rendered by the supreme court. Governor Hunt today 'nnOunced following appointments: F. T NcGOnisle. member board of edu- cation southern Arizona Normal school. succeeding John A. Dolan: Chas. Wolff and Dr. R. B. Moeur of Tempe. members board of education Tempe Normal school. suoceedinv Dr. .J. C. Norton of Phoenix. and J. R. Cook of Tempe.
 The Arizona weather bureau at Phoenix has just issued the report for December on cattle and range conditions. lt says that during the past week there was no material change in the condition nf cattle and ranges in Arizona. Notwithstanding the poor condition of stock in the dis.
 rictS most affected by the lon< drOUth. owing to the mildnesS of the weather. the losses in these districts have been surprisingly small. while in the northern counties many reports show cattle in better condition than usual st this time Of the year and thriving on ranges that are usually inaccessible in winter. As reported in previous bulletin. conditions are most serious iu southern Gila- South- ern NavapSi. Final Maricopa and Yuma counties. where it has been necessary Co feed or put on irrigated pasture stock that ordinarily SubSiSt on desert range.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-01-08

sons: Wm. M. Riggs. $50; John Glee- sen. $50: C. M. Renaud. $50: A. Y. Smith. $50: and the Mexican citizens Of Gleeson donated $l00. This will equip six beds in the base hospital TAe Red Cross dance Christmas net ted the branch sl07.50.
 Reports from Linda Vista say that the NGco boys Sve covering them selves with credit. Jen Humphrey. Babe Spindle and Eldrldge Beehan aave been promoted to sergeants. and Theron Van Wye. at Camp Funston. Kansas. has been made corporal in the artillery. and good reports come from an the others.
 The Commonwealth mine Is again working. NIT. Smith and associates have sue,eased it and the lessees are now working over the tailings. While rcTtiOns of the old mill have been sold some of the units Still remain and as soon as they secure an engine of the proper size-snd one has been pur. ohased-active work will resume m that department. Ore Is also heins taken out on new development. which is being shipped Co the smelter a. Douglas and about five cars per month are being taken out. One car of high grade shipped recently netted $7O00 Those who labor under the impression that the Commonwealth has been worked out win have a chance to re- model their opinions.
 Tom Larrieu. we'll known cattlemSn at AuachUcs Siding. reported to the authorities at Tombstone Saturday that he had had a revolver battle with a Mexican in a dispute over COW and that the Mexican had been wounded in the tieShy part Of the shoulder Lar. rieu was not hit. Both dueliSts emp tied their guns,
 Deputy Sheriff John Archer Of Tue son. left Saturday by automobile to in- NeStigate Ire circumstances. Assist. ant County Attorney Cable went with him. They arranged by telephone with the CcchiSe officers for LSrrieu Co meet them at the Siding
 The Mexican whose name was not learned. lies wounded at Irwin, near Eisin. in the dry farm country. AC- eordiRS tO Larrieu'S story the Mexican shot first Iarrieu went tO Tomb stone to surrender himself but the Co., chiSe Sherid would not take him into custody. The fight occurred just over the line in Pima county and Tom has been released by the Pima authorities.
 Charles ReOSUd of Pearcc was grad USted from the University of Arizona at Tucson the last week in December At commencement exercises al the university. he. with four others was awarded diplomas. The five men graduating have left for the third Ot- ficers training camp st Linda Vista and the commencement was held so as to allow these five men Co enter the camp with college diplomas. Mr RenSud, who has been attending the state university at Tucson for the past semester. has been Singularly hororcd at that institution. He was promoted tO the rank Ot major tn the University Battalion. Mir. RenSUd now has the highest military honor that it k possible for him to obtain St the university. This makes his fourth wear tn the military department This year he started out with a rank ot cap tain and tor the past few months has been handling a company Ot about ninety men lie has made most sue ceSsful officer aud his promotion vas deserved. He leaves the first ot the year for the third officers training camp at Linda Vista. Cal
Bisbee daily review., 1918-01-08

The city of Phoenix has a total bonded indebtedness of S112S.576.5l. It is claimed the city owns property worth more than two million dollars, including redemption funds on hand.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-01-08

Al the meeting of the Gila county board Of supervisors on December Sl. the resignation of Walter R. Nash
 chairman of the board. was read and accepted. The resignation was effec- tive Immediately. Edgar c. Taylor was selected as the successor of NIT. Nash Mr Nash vas appointed ius.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-01-08

REVIEW WANT ADS BRING RESULTS
Bisbee daily review., 1918-01-08

The Maricopa county annual poul- try show will be held this year at Phoenix beginning on January and continuing to the 12th. Some very fine birds are expected to be on exhi- bition.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-01-08

The office of secretary of state is said to be rushed now in sending out the new 1918 automobile licenses During 1917 the number of auto li- censes issued was 19.SSO. This year il is thought that 25.OOO will be passed out to auto owners of the state.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-01-08

J. H. Hammil. a pioneer Arizona newspaper man. formerly editor of the old Globe Silver Belt. and also of the Globe Record al a later date. has re turned to Globe from San Diego where he established his family in a home several years ago.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-01-08

Following agitation for the move. John D. LOper, superintendent of Phoenix public schools. has ordered the school noon time extended from one hour to one hour and a half. Un- der the new plan. the classes will be kept at work one-half hour longer at the close of the day
Bisbee daily review., 1918-01-08

State Treasurer H. n. Johnson. once a resident of CochiSe county. has been on visit to his son. 1S years old. who is now in the naval training camp at San Diego. Mir. Johnson is very proud to have a sen in the navy and speaks in the highest praise of the boys now training at San Diego for future service
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-04-13
Wm. Recchan, $50.

Wm. Recchan, $50.
 Old River Township. Frank White, S100. S. w. Kennedy S1OO. J. H. Jackson, s100. C. F. Nahl, S1O0. N. H. Peak, $200. Chas. Cleveland, $50. Jane Cleveland, $50. s. A. Sloane, s100. s. s. Reid, S40O. l.. w. Clements, $1, 900. k. M. Harick, $100. w. R. Branson, $500. J. P. Lyday, $50. w. R. Willis, $500. L. B. Willis, $50. D. w. Nicks, s1 900. J. s. Graham, $500. J. s. Clemmons, $500. Mrs. R. C. Cook, S200. L. w. Clements, IT,, $50. L. s. Rouden, $200.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-04-13

Steve Anderson, $50. Mrs. J. w. Adams, $10O. s. E. Adams, $500. Mrs. s. E. Adams, $500. Duncan Andrews, $50. C. J. Alexander, $500. Ed Albright. $50. F. o. Anderson, $50. J. C. Alexander, $1,00O. J. P. Alexander, $1,000. G. w. Alport, $50. Edwin P. Alexander, $50. l.. II. Bartlett $50. Fonso Brewster, $1OO. 0. G. Blackwell, s1,OOO. c. Brewster, $50. R. w. Brant, $50. Mrs. Jack Bernhardt, $50. Dr. A. J. Bryant, $10O. Miss Mamie Brewster, $50 Chas. Barbee, $50. Jules Borresen, $250. Mrs. Jules Borresen, $15O. Gertrude Baer, $50. M. F. Baer, s1OO. Teddy Baur, $50. Mrs. c. E. Bryan, $50. c. C. Boyer, $50. Sherman Banks $50. Henry Bell, $50. Bluff City Lodge 22 K. of F., $1OO. R. L. Byrd, $50. R. L. Byrd, IT,, s10O. Herman Bramlette, $50. pr. w. H. Blankenship, $2OO. c. c. Brewster, $100. T. A. Barnes, $50. Geo. Blackwell, $50. Sam Barrance, $50. M. E. Bryant, Jr., $50. Pilly Baugh, $1O0. R, S. Cherry, $1OO. R. C. Custer, $50. Dr. L. B. Campbell $1O0. Mrs. M. M. Cross. $50. Mary E. Cross. $50. M. M. Cross, $50. M. C. Cross, $50. E. w. Couch, $50. T. J. Collier, $5,000. M. A. Collier, $1O0. D. M. Canoe. $50. J. w. Carver, $50. D. w. Conley, $50. s. T. Craig, $50. w. E. Collier, 1,O00 K. Carnahan. $1OO. Miss Lauin Crump, $50. Mrs. Mamie Dereaux $50. M. F. Dial, $50. J. M. Dreyfus, S1OO. Mrs. N. E. Davis, $50. Press Devine, S250. Eugine Downs, $50. Mrs. H. c. Dreyfus, $1OO. Mrs. C. F. Dunnington, $50. Geo. P. Darby, $1OO. Clara Deitrich, $50. Mrs. E. R. Elssberry, $lOO. R. A. Etter, $50. Jas. H. Edwards, M. D., $50. J, H. Evans. $50. Margaret Emmerson, $50. Mrs. Willie Evans, $50. Sim Ellis $50.
 F. Emma Flequn, $100. A. M. Freemeyer, $1O0. W. D. Ferguson, $50. Mrs. w. D. Ferguson, $50. Mrs. H. H. Ferguson, S1OO. F. Dee Fox, $50. Sidney H. Freeman, $50. w. c. Faulk, $50. Djaldye Franklin, $50. Jas. G. Franklin, $50. Mrs. Sarah Franklin, $500. w. P. Farrell, $50. J. R. Freeman, $50. Miss Nell Foley. $50.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-04-13

James Goud, S5,OO0. Lucy Greenfield $1OO. Mrs. Mamie Graham, s5,0OO. Geo. H. Gamill, s2OO. Outoria Giarchini, $50. s. Guersruter S10,00O. Miss Allerta Guethner, $50. Lillian Guethner, $50. Mrs. A. B. Goer. $2O0. H. R. Gulley, $50. Grand Ledge U. B. of F. & D. s1OO. Harry Gurdin, $50. Joe Gurdin, $50. Meyer Gurdin, $50. II. F.Gardner, $50. Mrs. H. E. Gardner, $50. Lenord Gottlieb, $50. Mack Hunter s200. F. A. Harris, $50 Hall Gro. Co.,, S100. Mrs. L. M. Hart, $50 Chas. Hooberry, s1OO Irwin Hathaway, $500. Gus Hollinger, $50. M. L. Hunter, $50. Mrs. Ella Havis, $50. Fred Havis, $50. Viessa Havis, $50. Anney Hughes. $50. V. M. Hughes, $50. Home Ins. Agency, s1 900. J. T. Hicks, $50. A. c. Harris S300 Miss Nell Hearn, $50. G. L. Hewitt, $1OO. Mis- Myrtle Holt, $50. E. B. Hawkins, $50. J. A. Heffner, $50. D. L. Holloway, $50. s. D. Harrells, $50 s. F. Rines, $50. H. l. Holderness, $500. Clauda Hoskins, S1OO. Mrs. F. C. Hcskins. $1OO. Floyd Hoskins, s100. ! H. r. Insley, $50. Zenith A. Johnson, S1OO. John B. A. Johnson Jr., S100. l.. L. Jones. S1,OOO. Mrs. John s. Jenkins, s10O. Mrs. Lorene Johnson, $50. w. B. Jacks, $50. Willard Jauran, $20O. Jefferson Barber Shop, S2OO. W. C. Jcnes. $100. T. D. Johnson, $50. Helen Keller, $50. W. Tom King, $100. Mrs. c. L. Kusk, S1O0 B. T. Kaufman, $50. Chas. Koch, $50. H. c. Kilgore, s10O. D. F. Keller $50. Chas. J. Kuros, $50. B. F. Kilmer, $50. Geo. G. Keeler, $2OO. S. F. King, $50. Hardy c. Kilgore, Jr., $50. Mrs. B. s. Logue, s2OO. Mrs. C. A. Linaker, $50. Rudolph Levine, $500. Joe Lee, $50. J. C. Love, $100. Ben Lause, $50. Leavitt's Cut Price Store, $500. Mrs. Julius Leitner, $50. c. M. Lowe. $50. Mizpah Lodge No. 451 $500. Nath Levine, $50. C. A. Linaker, $500. Jno. Magin. $100. Jno. Magin, $200. Henry Mitchell, $50. A. B. Morgan, $25O. Arthur w. Mills, $1O0. Katie May Mills. S1OO. Katherine P. Mills, $10O. F. Garland May. $50. | T. M;porot cS0
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-04-13
Is Your Name in the List of Patriotic Americans?

A. G. Martin, S200 Wm. F. Moody, $50. Jas. Murphy, $50 s. G. Martin $50. D. I. Mills, S100. Felix Mize, $50. V. F. Mayhew, $50. E. F. Mulliken, $50. Mrs. Pearl Mcleod, $50. Mrs. P. H. Mccarthy, $50. M. H. McGehee, s100. M. H. McGehee. 6 Co.,, S200. D. Mcdonald. $50. Alex McPherson, S10O. A. H. McDuffie, s100. Harry McLaufman, $50. D. B. Niven, s5,0O0. w. D. Nelson $50. J. I. Norris, s1O0. Jo Michel, S1O0. Leo H. Nichol, S2OO. Chas. A. Nichol, s200. Nichol Brothers, s5,00O. Cora Niven, $50. Norton-Wheeler-Stave Co.,, S1,OOO. Nix Nixon, S100. A. Neidmeyer, S1O0. Mrs. J. I. Norris, s10O. w. o. Neidholdt, $50. Mrs. A. M. Norris, $500. J. J. Newhardt. $50. J. T. Ncrwert, $50. H. T. Nall s2OO. Miss Irma Nelson, $50. B. H. Noel, $50. C. H. Owen, S2oO. (. H. Oppliger, $50. Z. Orto, S5,O00. J. T. Owens, $50. Mathew Owen, $50. A. Z. Orto. S2OO. Jas. F. O'Neil, $50. T. o. Orr, $50. H. T. Olcott, $50. Orpheo Theatre, sl0O. A. L. Odgen, s100. Chas. Oglesby, $50. J. A. Oliver $50. Frank O'Bryant, $50. w. E. O'Bryant, $50. $. l.. Owens, S100. Louise Ottenheimer, $50. Fay E. Oury, S1OO. . Mrs. L. w. Oury, s1OO. $. A. Oury, S10O. Woodson Poss, $50. Mrs. E. A. Pledger. $50. H. W. Pattcn. $50 Pine City Lodge, Nj. No. 299, $50. Dr. Jno. Walter Parker, s1OO. Patriotic Citizen, $4,95O. Catheline A. Pritchard $50. Chas. A. Parker, Jr., S1O0. Josephine A. Parker, s1OO. Reno J. Parker, S1OO. R. A. Poole, $50. l.. L. Prewitt, S1O0. Mrs. Grace Powell, s1OO. H. Rutstein, s2OO. MISS CIeO Reeves, SlUO. A. l.. Raffety, $50. Mamie Riley, $50. C. F. Rathburn, S1OO. Mrs. Alberta Groves Robinson, $50. J. W. Redman, $50. w. H. Roberts S2OO. T. D. Reed, $50. Mrs. Leila Reading, $50. Miss Doris Rich, $50. Thos, F. Rhodes, $50. J. NJ. Sinclair, $50. W. E. Scott, $50. w. T. Scott, $50. H. B. Strange, s2OO. H. A .Stowell, S10O. Elizabeth Schober, $50. Standard Lumber Co.,, $500. Eddie Smith. $50. C. c. Sloan $500. K. M. Simpson, $50. Mrs. M. T. Smart, -$2OO.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-04-13

Rev. w. M. Smith, $50. Sam W. Smith, $50. Mrs. Mary E. Sevmore, $50. C. T. Snuggs, $50. Miss Nell Steeples, $50. I've Scallion, $50. Leon Silbernagle, S200. B. T. Scallion. $50. Mrs. Etta Sutton, $50. Miss Ethel Schloss, $50. J. M. Shell, S100. L. c. Smith, $50. E. C.. Struby- s10O. H. NJ. Thomas, $l50. Julius Townsend. s1Oo. W. D. Tudor, s10o. Jno. Townsend, $50. Rev. Frank Thompson, $50. Peter Thamps, $50. Gentry Thompson, $50. !. John Tyrus, $50. Wm. Tyrus, $50. Mrs. S. c. Taylor, S1OO. Miss L: B. Thomas, $50. W. P. Taylor, $50. Vim. Tierce, $209. s. E. Ussery s10O. J. B. Uttathoruo, $50 Nathas Udes, $50. J. V. Vining, $50.
 w. A. and Bertha Wallss5O. Eu1a Ware, s1,0OO. Mrs. Fannie Ware S1 900. Mrs. G. B. Wheat, S2OO. Hugh Wiley, s50 Peter Winters, $50. Mike Williams, $1OO. M. s. Winters, $1OO. w. B. Walton, $50. A. c. White, S1OO. Mrs. Margurite Welsh, $50. Eliza T. White $2OO. J. A. Wright, $50. Mrs. J. A. Wright, $50 Ben B. Veil, $500. Ihos. West, $150 Green Williams, $50. Tom Ben Williamson, $50. Irene Williamson, $50. Ray Williamson, $20O. L. H. Watts, $50. C. M. Wilkersham, $50. B. J. Wickersham, $50. Judge Earl B. Wood, $50. Sam Word. $50. w. A. Watts S1OO. Mrs. Maud s. Yowell, $50. r. H. Young, $50. F. H. Young, $100 Alex Wellington, $50.
 Plum Bayou-Sherrill Alex Wellington, $50. Add Frazier, $1O0. E. R. Ressler, $50.
 Washington Township. o. " oliCPpdIu, pOV. W. J. Owen, $1OO. Willie Bain, $50. John V. Reed, $2O0.
 Niven Township. l.. T. Hankins, $50. ~. John T. Wilson, Jr., $lOO. C. M. Dial, $50. E. w. Hankins $50. Mrs: John T. Wilson, Jr., $50. w. F. Monk, $50. A. |. Brinkley, $50. R. E. Young, $50. c. W. Wangards, $50. B. G. Bailey, $50. J. Z. Smithwick, $50. T. B. Gullege, $50. J. w. Smithwick, $50. C. V RaUin S5O
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-04-13
PastOria Township.

E. w. Williams, S50. Elk Balton, $50. Jasper Campbell, $50. Mandy Martin, $50. Judie Randle, $50. Bernard Morris, $50. J. H. Brown, $50. w. M. Holmes $50. Richard Harudon, $50. Densy Hardy, $100. Mrs. Viola Spann, $50. Lewis Collins, $50. Robert Davis, $50. Ably Adams, S1O0. G. P. Sanders, $50. Leroy Robinson, $50. Wm. Handy, $50. G. J. Bush, $50. Feland Span, $50. T. c. Span, $50. Joe Bonner, $100. W. M. Dowdly, $100. Herburt Wilkerson, $50. Lemon Yates $50. Alfonso Morgan, $50. Wesley Morgan, $50. Harry Handy, $50. Lemon Ferguson, $50. Sam Bonner, $2OO. Jas. Pope, $50. Henry Brown, $100. Richard Baltimore, $50. Fred Anderson, $50, Miles Eddison, S2O0. Rose Harper, $1OO. Tommie Dickerson, $50. Alex Seapheras, $1OO. Sam and Neal Neil, $1OO. A. c. Mayfield $50. Nose Richardson, $50. Ali Watson, $50. Dave Thomas, $50. L. B. Smith, $50. Vim. Alexander, $50. W. P. Parker, $50. Sam Thomas $50. Ben Mazique, $50. Jessie Parker, $50. Mamie Richardson, $50. r. L. Wigal, $50.
 Victoria Township. Baker Goodman, $50. Geo, Sanderford, $50. Melton Township. Wm. H. Goldman $50.
 BOliver Township. Geo. Anderson, $100.
 Plum BayOu-Altheimer, Nazzari Natole. $50.
 Dudley Lake Township. Frank George, $1OO. Billie Harris, $50. Aron Hicks, $10O. Marshall Jacobs, $50. Frank Crompton, $50. Chas. Smith, $50. Riley Ussery, $1OO.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-04-13
Pine Bluff.

Steve Anderson, $50. Mrs. J. w. Adams, $100. s. E. Adams, $500.
 Mrs. s. E. Adams, $500. Duncan Andrews, $50. C. J. Alexander, $500. Ed Albright, $50.
 F. 0. Anderson, $50. J. C. Alexander, LOGO. J. P. Alexander, 900. G. w. Alport, $50. Edwin P. Alexander, $50.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-04-13

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New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-04-19
TORTY-HOUR DEyOTTONS.

The forty-hour devotions will open
with solemn high mass at ST..
Mary's church next Sunday morning.
Masses will be celebrated on Monday
and Tuesday mornings at 5, Z and
s o'clock. Confessions will be heard
Sunday afternoon from to o'clock
in the afternoon and from 1880 to 9
o'clock at night. On Monday con-
fessions will be heard from to 6
o'clock in the afternoon and from
1880 to o'clock at night The ex-
ercises will close with a solemn high
mass at o'clock Tuesday morning.
There will be q procession of the
Blessed Sacrament. A number of
visiting clergymen will assist the To-
cal priests.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-04-19
CITY ITEMS

The grand officers of the Eastern
Star will pay an official visit to
Martha Chapter. O. r. S., next Thurs
CAV evening. Supper will be served
and at the close of the meeting an
entertainment will be held.
Why pay more for ordinary shirts?
Wear Parker Shirts for less money
at Besse-Leland's.-a
The Parker Shirt Co. purchased
shirtings over one year in advance
The result--we are selling them to-
day less than ordinary makes
advt
Get inside of q tailored shirt. Buy
a Liberty Bond and Parker Shirts.
THEY'RE both good. Besse-Leland Co.
--advt.
4 daughter has been born to Mr..
and Mrs. William J. Fowler Of Hart
ford avenue Mr.. Fowler Is the pro-
prietor Of the Belvidere Inn
Get inside of a tailored shirt. Buy
q Liberty Bond and Parker Shirts.
THEY'RE both good. Besse-Leland Co.
--adyt
William GRAY of $50 East street,
this city, who has been in the y. ..
navy for the past two years and
eight months has received an honor
able discharge from service until
further notice. Mr.. Gray was slight
" injured through an ACCIDENT Nn1le
stationed at Brooklyn, n. Y. which
is responsible for his discharge.
The Parker Shirt CO. purchased
sl,irtings over one year In advance.
rj,be resu1t-we are selling them to-
clay less than ordinary makes
adyt.
Mrs, Fred Coon Of Philadelphia is
the guest Of Mrs. Charles G. Jones
of Stanley street.
Mrs. John w. Barry of 313 Chest
rut street is at the Hartford hos
nital where she will be operated upon
tomorrow by DIR. Chester.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-04-19
Y. NJ. G. A. ANNIVERSARY.

The saith anniversary of the New
Britain Y. M. c. A. will be celebrated
at the South church, May 8. The exer-
cises will start at 1880 o'clock in the
evening. The anniversary speaker
will be Charles D. Hussey, a member
Of the International committee Of
Y. NJ. c. A. work. His topic will be,
Association World Work Under Wa,
Conditions" Secretary J. w. Denton
is arranging tho remainder of the pro
gram.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-04-19
Financial
DAY OF JOY DURING
WALL ST. SESSION
Stocks Advance and Remain Up
Until Near Close

Wall Street.-The market was almost
buoyant during the morning, sales Of
the first hour exceeding many recent
full sessions. Despite conside era bl 10
profit taking early gains were in
creased, but rails, except Reading,
which rose / 3-S and ST Paul Pfd
shared only slightly in the advance
Z. s, Steel continued to guide the
movement, gaining l IL points, while
motors and oils ranged / to points
over yesterday. Pools were active In
minor specialties, mostly as gains.
Liberty 1-2's 9S.S2 to 1886, first
As 96.3s to 96.48, second As at 96.32
to $3.50.
A few specialties were higher in the
final hour but leaders proved more
susceptible to profit taking.
The closing was firm. Liberty "a 8
at 1882 to 1888, first As 96.3S to
96.62, second AS 96.32 to 1854.
Sales appropriated 100000 shares.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-04-19
SECRETARY LLOYD RESIGNS.

Louis Lloyd, secretary of the boys
department of the Y. M. G. A, has
rendered his resignation to accept
place with the Prudential Insurance
Co. He will be succeeded at the asso
citation by Leslie r. Woods. of Hoo
sick Falls, n. Y, who will commence
his duties here May l.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-04-19
PUBLIC APPEAL FOR
LIBERTY BOND SALE
CONTINUED from First Page.

o'clock the four minute speakers will
address the crowd. e. w. Pe1ton win
preside. John c. LOOMS and F. S.
Chamberlain are the committee in
charge of the speakers and among
others who will talk will be F. E.
Duffy, Of West Hartford; Postmaster
w. r. Delaney and Rev. H. w Maier.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-04-19
Nation Reports ST, LEI, $4,000.

Washington, April 19.-Subscrip-
tons to the Third Liberty Loan were
raised to S1,161, 510,05O by additional
reports received today at the treas
1.rN.