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Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-08
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

STORE TO let. 210 New Brunswick Ave.
Inquire 1sS New Brunswick Ave.
Guthoff.
MOST MODERN house In Perth Amboy,
furnished; accommodations for eight
people. Reply to House to Rent. p.
o. Box 146. Perth Amboy.
FOR RENT-Furnished or unfurnished
Mint room house; all improvements,
In Sewaren. Address p. o., Box e2,
Sewaren.
GARAGE to let. Remington Hotel, ST.
Smith st.
FOR RENT OR sALE-House. 7 rooms.
and barn. cheap for cash. Mrs. Peter
Whitehead, Beer St.. Keyport.
HOUSE to let; 7 rooms, Yetman Ave,
Tottenvills. Inquire Mrs Busse, 81
Jefferson St
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-08

HOUSE FOR sALE-6 rooms with i'm
provements, or without. P. o. Box
263, Woodbridge.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-08

BOY wANTED-Must be over 16. In
quire Perth Amboy. Corniee and SKY
light Works, sac Maple st.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-08

ALL L0TsHFords Park. Nos. /. 2, 8. Z,
n o. IS Z 100. 800 each; no more.
no less. Is down, 81 per month. NO
interest, 70 tax. 1900 lots to choose
from. John Hanson. 100 Smith Et.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-08

FOR sALE-one and two family dwell
lngs In all parts of the city; ASH OF
easy payments. NJ. H. Madsen, Rari-
tan Building. IFS Smith st.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-08

ALMOST BRAND NEW upright piano
for sale cheap TO quick buyer. In
quire Mrs. NJ. schaub. Ford Ave,
Fords, N. j.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-08

FOR SALESone-story frame structure
and 2 lots, b96-6es Cortland street;
all improvements; rare bargain. Mil
Ter. $50 State st.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-08

FOR SALE-Compton Avenue; W
FAMILY frame dwelling; fifty ioo'
frontage; improvements; price, az
Smith st.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-08

LITTLE FARMS at Bonhamtown. all
facing Vineyard Road, on Install
ments OF SIS or $40 month. John HAN
on, $50 Smith st.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-08

BIG BARGAINi Sherman st. TWO
family frame dwelling, all improve
ments; 8 rooms each floor. in perfect
condition. Price $500. Cash re-
CURED only $500. Schonceit & Blitzer'
Rarftan Building, 17e Smith ST.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-08

Elm St, opposite Central station. In
Quire Axel johnson, So1 Market st.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-02
Briefs AID Personals.

Miss ~l.""i.s" Frances rDpmn"ll. the
y"I;ng !,":;a;rr ~ Ar. ana Mrs. r. I. I
u'pnu!"'l -! South rt.I" HvruuH, is. inn
"cn.lrT after - sItrl, slIu"s".
Mr.. nid Airs. John M"rr:s"n Of Ma
".":i. g.. "pcul IT," pas, i.w days with
friends and r. lati,"s III ih.S c:,y.
Harry i;,"k. -! $"u:h Wheeling was
Il business NisItrr III Warwn"d last ven
ing.
Miss sara Wilkinson of Waco. Tex.
arrived III ,hI$ c!ty yesterday and is tho
gus: a. The hu!nr of iricnds III South
Warwo"d
Peter Y"$; uE l:'nwoch sp"n; y"strr-
I.ts IA II icu-s; at t!r horn" - mis- BROTH
~, luilu~ Y"St. "t enter Warw,",d.
T"d kemp "f Vest AI"NauI"r 70
turned !" his houI" after spend: ne scmr
tInr With his. famtly in this city.
NJ. aH,! Mr.. Edward Stalrarh"r Of
WI. ,iInE w"r" Er"S:, yesterday ut the
h"mM. If IL" Misses Carney IT Center
WArW."d aIrnGr.
John l:ilI~ of tn" Ellis Il I!rlt"- Go.
- Wheeling ~ erecting II new r"sid"rcc
IN Center WHrwuol avenue.
i'rui'. II. ! ~. l.. May If illn f1rulty Of
.lir ohio stat" university. at Columbus.
o., cturuCd 10 his ION" yesterday. after
spending som" time M tn" home y; lis
SISTER. Mrs. s. f.. ChrIsi!an. Of North
Wnrp ""d.
Mrs. Harry Sh"arirc Of Nineteenth
street is !mprovirE at III" Ohio Valley
=. u"r:,l hospital after 4 serious opera
tiun,
Mss E"sc Hauihan of Bcnwood spent
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-02
NE5TC0TT SIX OCCUPIES
Is, SPLENDID NEW HOME HERE
THE NEW HAWLEY BUILDING WILL
BE HON. OF TIE NEW WEST
COTT IN TRIS CITY.
e. H. AND f. c. WATERHOUSE
s7yD FRED E. ENGLEHART HEAD
THE KEW CORPORATION.
CAR rs MADE AT SPRINGFIELD,
OHIO. BY TIE WESTCOT1
MOTOR CAFE CO.

Ni,rh i-..r.S, has been aiken IN the
aa,.ararc- e.! Tie :.nr n.w Wcstcutt
S,.. winch has appeared ON III" streets
,,t The cry during The pas, few days.
IN. car - Il beauty in every way, has
, pi"nty a. pep and hill-climhing quail
u,$.uni j. ono Of III" leaders N IN"
trrr, district from all Appearances. II
j. rurs.!crct! OIL. az The most w"nh"T-
fvl hi!l cliuibcr~ on tn: market and
VIII no !o>lbt make a great lit with oil.
Tho rar,w;li b. sold here by III" For
Henry Auto company and the u"w
ncurc w-Il s,. in he S;,!cndil new Law
ley building. On" e IN" largest and mos;
.unI.rn Nrrprn"i ruI:dElGS in II" "ntlr"
STATE. Til. location IL an ideal one and
OH" ,hal can h. reached by he business
men g.. ihr CT" at all me without any
AIR, effort.
The contrary is COMPOSED OK r. II
and H. (. Wtl;"rnrIs.. sons Of lIlrr:
Wui.rhou~r ana own.rs Of the Nail
Ciry Sin.l ing company Of this city. l
thriving business enterprise. Fred T..
Eu.l.r"rl!t IS n" "r.rr iurmb"T Of the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-02
FLOODED
MEN WIN OUT
They Are Always on Top

II * a fact that rcd h!no'i"d non and
women are nj The top in every walk OF
life. Men and ome with the driving
force Of red blood. rich in IRON and
~PhOSphatcs do things. they @"l results.
Red bIoodrd umc are tn" heads Of
the happicst and most rontcntod
homes, they have Tho will and the de-
sire 10 be real companions and help
mates.
Leadership and happiness is only for
the men and ON" who ar" willing to
keep their blood ard nerves strength
rnud and nourish"G with Iron and
rhnsphat"S.
4 prominent doctor SAYS. 1T Is a
crime that so manv mon and one
lack a rich. rcd blood and strong steady
nerve 70 achieve their ambitions. II is
NIL tho more. 50 because thin, wat"rv
is unnecessary. as rich. rcd blood
And strong nerves are within tho grasp
Of everyone. Phusphatcd Iron makes
pure blood by making new blood. 1t
gives strength. brings color 10 the
checks. increases the weight and ap-
petite, drives away tho blues and those
~slcrplcss nights. stra1ips ard r"nnws
YOUR nervous enCrST'. makes YOU feel
like a liv" N Cncr again"
There must b" something 10 t.
Everyone who tries it is loud in p!ais"
Of phosphatcd Iron. and you have got
70 show pcOpl" these days.
To inSur" PHYSICIANS and their pa
ticnts receiving IN" crnUin" PhnS-
phated Iron il has been put Up in cap
suIcs only. lo not allow dealers to
give you pills or tablets. Insist on cap
sulcs. e. II. Cries. * Co. Wheeling,
and leading druggists "r"rywhrrn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-02

g.. we'd It's fr%s go OF thc formation
az a mint: organization OF teachers 10
~.,s,-r T.. carrying on the thi-I I!h-
.r,* ,ea bond sale and has ""aA@i
9 :c- Eo- W. y. Ma"c2ck!s. tas sta"
c,urmtr. ~. ,:-ceubr;"- county teach
.-S H.. ready.
IN, r. ;"rr Informs Superintendent:
SI.:t~ :irat = strong orHn''Hat'"n has
b.. .orn.... II t;r""ahr.-r ard thtc TIC
:Aach"-s 'hr-r a:a? D. dcpcn!"d u31n
- carr IN, campaign into ever school
,..-:,l.I in H. county. He EXPECTS 70
-, similar encouraging returns i'"rA
,".-y coua:y ~ ~" stat" In response
- ~intc"rs ne has sen: "Ht at tho $ug-
::s~tinn OF Stat" Chairman NacCorki".
iuhIlc meetings in every Iistrtc: in
.:r-. count? IL tic york expected OF
n. teacher md Superintendent Shaw
lrv has ever reason 20 believe that the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-02
TUDAY'S AID TO BEAUTY

Hair r. 10y far III" mo-; conSpIcu'
,.:- ding a5,ui ii. aa'l l. probably
Tia. mos, ,asFI: dhma@"d by bad or
r,rri =, }.'af meat. If W" ar" very
.ar-nil in hair washing. "" wl!i have
Nirn.ti3 N hair troubles. An ESQ
rially I'm. shampoo for thls weather..
r"r that brings uuI al he natural
beauty c? ,hr hair; that diS$"lT"s
a&d cntir,i j. removes all dandri!l,
excess oil and dirt; can cash, d"
u."i al lrilIiME expense by Simply
G~ls%uIy.H% Il iraSro0nful Of tan;hroX
(Which YOU can get 1t any Ding
.lSt'S) in a cup OF hol water. This
makes Il fall cup OF shampoo liquid
enough SO il is easy 10 apply it 10
all the hair instead Of just the top
Of tho head. This chemically dis.
solves all impurities and creates &
soothing. cooling lather. R:nsinG
leaves the scalp s~poilcS5lv clean,
soft ami plant. while the hair takes
on Inc glossy richness OF natural
color. also a Outlines, which makes
j. seem much heavier than il IS. Ar
Tor CanthruN shampoo, arranging thr
hair Is Il pleasure.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-02
LOcal GIT WeQs.

Yesterday n tho hour - : o'clock Al
IN. Corpus Christi church Miss Anna
Sh.it2 o. South l;icnlami ay"nu' ANA
Mr. Harold N"il:nrcr II East Wheeling
,vr-., united III IL" h"ly bonds "f mairI-
"aouy. E"v. l.. II. GilS"r;,n. The rt*t":
Il ia" Warwu"l church. performed the
~c"ralniny.
Ahout the church were soon Easter
lli,,S and all sort OF Easter N""crS. an!
ferns were IN evidence ah"ui IN" church,
The bride is Quit" popular among her
many friends O.: this city and thoS" -!
Wheeling and The groom ~ connected
with tn. Mckee" cigar company OK
Wheeling and ~ w"il SHOWN. lmm""i-
a;"Iy fu.lp%i"G the crT"!n"n! IN" h1ir'
~rourlc left u;vn an Eastern welding
.r,., and after ID :irs; rf May th'y VIII
Ice II horlc 70 their friends 4; III" horn"
81 ;hy brides parents in south Var
Mod.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-02
Charters IcSIed.

Corporate charters wcrv lssu,i :oda:
- The SECRETARY 0: state Is fellows.
Boone Producing company. Chur! e.
ton. $4,000 capital stock. t. Gpcrrt" ',-
oil and gas In ShcrGnau diS,7.c.. L.u,oln
county. and elsewhere IL MS. VIZ
E:uia. incorporated by Z. :. SnInirI:...
and y. J. AnG"rScn ct Aonl.oncry
George y. Hancock. II. ii. SuaIlriJs.
and Harold L. Tom ![;ns OF CharIc.;un.
William W. liaEshaw E:caIly and IN
VcStTncnt company. Charleston. %a.p,y
capital stock. 20 conduct Il rcH! ~.,;.t.
rentals and INSURANCE business: NOR
porated - William =. lians:lnv. =. ".
lianSnaw. J. t.. i!a'i!LN. J. 4. Mll;,g
and J. y. C"ifi"ld. all a.: CGar!"S;un.
ict"r Gaze 'ual mrar il!.u.-.-
ron. sJ0.90o cap.tal S;ock. - oI.r:,:, iU
coal. tiIna-r. "I! an! r:tS AT .llku!, Linz
cola county. Incorporated by j.
Ila~:Shhtrscr. J. LrucH. u. J. l'larah..
l.. T;nb.r AID l.. ) Corb'.. ;rll 81
Huntington.
The Capon Valley bark. Ward,rs
"ille. Hardy county. $-S.vu4 c~atI,.;
stock. - TO L 2.r"rai liking: hu.r:..+.
Incorporated b. J. :. I~.ain"c,n,u 81.
At"0rr!:rid. ". =. C"rnwr!i "r l;urnr, .
y. &. Slouakcr. Herbert :. St"'ira. 49,.
- L, Shoes CT Winchester. Va, am.
i. +. Size 81 Rock l.uvn. -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-02

Chairman +, Il. Rider Il II" prt'
service c~"ia!nisS!Un IS In Weston hu..a.
ing a hcari1S On he c~u:uilIiai q Mo
brothers against thc F!r!;"uS & lluchc.
Valley railroad. Cu~ur;1iuants ale.
t~nn!"quai" equipment and f-'nr S~-ryIy..
THIS - one oc "a" r"w narrow Saug,
railroads operated IN West Virginia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-02
Loyalty parnhteZs TO Hold Meeting.

The Loyal Daughters will Rect u; IN"
~ Miss I:'irr Petit. i T%"uti"th
street. :hiS "v'nin-. ~ n" meeting ~
his evening, = number -! important
business matters w:ll l." discussed. This
l. their =, guitar S"m!-I.pn!hly meeting.
dur!rc !h' Ly"ElrE a plumber 81
musical S'i"rlnn" VIII l." given and i.
* though: ria.. IL! 10" IT,. Members VII
-. IN az, E.iAl,...
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-02
WARWOOD
Tho Warwood Boys who Leave Today,

Their" are four nf tN" boys q; this city
WEu are among tn" GRATED! boys "hN
l"&yr WarwuOt Tins ri"ru'n fer tram
M. ut Camp L,", Petersburg. "a. Ia"
fultOw.r: arr th" Warwuni drnft".S:
.lu."?h iiAvrrramp. of South l;!Ghlani
venue. Howard Springer Mc''ny a.:
Short cr""K. St"rty l"1"nISu ct ~
lr":nc S":,I Irwoud and l'ctor i'a;rI"N
III NirhlIME.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-02

rho VIZ end at the hom" nf friends
and relatives in North Nlrwo"d.
Nj. ra.u, A::til. 81 i~l"!lidlYS Cove
spent The Easter holiday AT the HON" Of
',- :, T.. rIcrbaISh If center War
wood.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-02
COUNTY COURT
Marriage Licenses

Roy +. Haney. q. Of Wheeling. and
Rose VI. Zurrhcr. go. OF Dover. O.
William c. Mucsclcr, 80. and Lott
MaybauSh. 20. both OF Wheeling.
Eugene /. Harris. colorcd. u. an"
Lott:c Hamilton, colored. 20, both o..
Wheeling.
William c. Rayhn- OF Younssto"n.
and Marie Edith EIsennach. Of EdS-
wood.
Joseph Hopkins. -. and Hazel Pooh.
Il. both Of Bcliairc. o..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-02

We do not. feed ourselves We Will ha''
FOOD cards decorated with the Gcrna
Eagle n the top that will tell u wh:.
w rnn cat.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-02
Guardian Amounted.

]: l.. Persons was appointed guardian
a. J..an L.. aged ). and Katherine |
Persons, aged j.. r." qualified with
bond nt $500. George {. Bcncke give:
AZ surety.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-02
Rcr,, Red Cross Campaign.

To-day - ~" day that tn" captains
,rl n. r,,:nh":S ut th"ir ;';,rlS VIII h"-
t;iu ,h.Ir hvu... to nrrsc canr;'S& IN IN"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-02
bNopt Wa- Orphans.

:rG ,h..r nrp!,"r:ioms ard foes with
:. ;ri:..v@:,a"r IT,. ut.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-02
Deeds Recorded.

John o. Quinn and Hattie J. Quinn :
n. j. Mc.ldan. Il acres of coal lana :
Triaiclphia district.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-02
Hearing COm1leio-

teachers all over the sta" w.: do .h"l
h.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-02
Patriotic Teachers.

Patriotic TeaSScrs.
o." SuperiG;ar'!Hrt y. Z. shawl" "7';h"
state G.p.rt7!.n: &C schools !is@ 70
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-02
OHIO NEWS
Special to Th- tnceiliEercr7,

Special TO tn" tn~teiliEeTcH7.
.cOLCMErS. T.. April The Oh"
Academy OF Social Sciences Hl M"rHc!
. comni;tca O. :ir" 20 devise a ~%$!"'"
OF taxation t. DtAn. ;hs $GEc"s;'':.
hiring been made by State Senator i.
Il Timhy OF Ash:tIuIA i nrw pan
may be submitted FOR consideration. l,
the next session y: ~" general Assem-
bly,. Dr.. john \. Iap2 rlc;u!"" :"~ ~"
teaching OF social arG political ~sc:"':'''
e.. .he runlic sclluols. These otti'":S'
we're elected: Prot. :. = Hation. VEST
ern Reserve university. PRESIDENT. Pres
adent Stove. Tn;.rio Hn:":;S'tE. 49,
presiden,: ra>t Administrator t:2N-
ton. Miss HARRIET y. piiia- Lax" r.:
college. crd Professor HICKS. t"F":-
Sly OF Cincinnati. :!7>ct"T%
accommodations as second l;e"t"1aats
In the, aviation section. s!G"At V%S'''''
corps. have been SrHnt@a :" n" t"'-
lowing students % rhi" state HHiE@e'
Shy: John E;uylS7 ACccS"1- Arthur J.
.ylIison. Henry I.y:naa Ar,nss. Harvey
Sshheld william Lester Ecker. l"ron
Syall;am Earr1r,!. Clement james HH7
rett. Fred A.thu. Bchr. Ai"Hacd"r
Mum Robert =. Eowr'aD. Nni'@ni
Norris Euckt!a jr. Lawrence I. Hu"I'
Ballard YcucS EurghH7. MGTStSii
CanpSsu ir., Spence Summers Car
rick. Howa.i =. Carroll. Eow W ta"-
son. Edwin M"rcf's Clancy. Ezra "c>,.
cote Clark. Bruce Cleveland. iScSs'U
C:riswold Cal:. pohn Marshall C":r'ack.
Charles Levi C"wril. Roy L."t"'r'
Davis. pewess -. Dlworth. Edgar j.
Driscoil. Newton !:ishup Dur. SteTA"n
2. Parish. E:trl.ri tIt2:rvai! y. WI
liam Slack!nan t1G7nery. Clifford i
LAllton. ThocrS-s H:it3rnc Et:'E. J'H%
Edgar Cans. Joseph .%t-7c% T!'i"t'i'
Thomas Edwin Core. William" .L"L;S
Griffin. justin henderson, l." l..
TICKS. Ever.c: ". NoSU!an. Il. H:rnnlc;-
nam Husus. Howard Fuller '.lsaaH'.
HAIRY D. kroll. Frederick Fusen" Mn
kei, Chauncey g. Lewis. EictGT " III
Cornick. JOSEPH NcFeeicE. Robert =
Mckenzie. Walter l. Mann. Walter J.
Mayor. Paul Victor Morgan. Geral!
t1ey Murphy. Knox W. N;chols"n'
Daniel Casey NrSen' 81. E:chaEHson
Phelps. Thomas &. Rogers. Arthur
uenry Sarge. Carl Frederick ArilnntS
Schroeder. Frank Arthur CuSat'S
smith. Charles Pick@t: Stokes. James
Henry Wards S,cnns. Wilson
sTeasdale. Henry Clark Townsend II
,Thur1aS Stool" Trail. Charles AofT"c
Tranan.Ii. Edward ~EHrrtugtnn Fsn2n'''
t.akyard A:-.:s. Err-uf.. William ~
Nv.ari Vn.. !h.,E. Sanford t;r"wuc:!
N-hi.e, Henry i:nl;lr N,lks;nSon aud
.laursucr tillH"ca. "t;;"9. .
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-31
Financial Prospect
BY FINANCIAL EDITOR.

Wall street is noted for going con-
trary to expectations. Just when
verybody-with a few exceptions
has decided that the market can
not possibly 30 in a certain direction
it proceeds TO go in that direction.
At present the bears have the
screen. Sentiment is overwhelminS
that the market must decline while
the next Liberty loan is being float
ed. Certainly Didn't il decline
when the first loans were being
sold? Do not like causes produce
like results?
And yet Wall street may fool US
Just now il IS obstinate and refuses
TO go up on good news or down on
bad news. Apparently. it is as in
different 10 the passage Of the rail-
road control bill as it is TO the an
nouncement that the campaign for
the next bond issue will begin or
April 6.
We surmise that wall streets
eyes are not looking at bond issues.
or the railroad bill, or the war
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-31
GRAIN Is UNL0ADED
Press Service:

Associated Press Service
CHICAGO. March 30.-Holders of
grain did considerable unloading to-
day as result of uncertainties of
the military outlook and on account
Of bearish crop conditions in the
southwest. Corn closed steady. 3-S
net lower oats off SIS to $50
II. and provisions down to o to
65.
Corn at nrst showed strength. in
huenced by generally prevailing
opinions that the war situation was
more satisfactory. Pressure from
longs. however. soon set in and de-
Clines ensued.
Despite firmness at the outset
oats underwent a decided setback.
Gossip that April orders from the
government were smaller than the
trade had looked for tended TO de-
press the provision market
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-31

finance measure, or at Russia or
Vladivostok. They are turned on
the western front, on the subma-
rine zone and on Germany itself.
They are looking at the things that
are supremely important.
If, as we are optimistic enough
- expect, Germany should not only
fail to make progress on the western
front. but should soon begin TO
weaken on the land. while her sub
marines should begin TO fail her on
the water. we would expect Wall
street to ignore tight money and
Russian and other troubles and to
proceed to give us a bull market.
All other things are trivial or tenn
porary. 1t is victory that viii
count Wall street is confident of
victory, but not altogether hopeful
that it will come soon. 1t is look
ing for the first distinct sign of the
end. We think that such a sign
will soon be seen and that the end
is a matter of months rather than
of years.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-31
RAILS SHOW NEW
GAINS At CLOSE
Much of Saturdays Negligible
Turnover Was Limited
to Equipments.

Associated Press Service:
NEW YORK, March 30.-Aside
from the strength OF a few special
ties, today'3 stock market manifest
ed no definite trend until the final
dealings. when standard issues,
such as Union Pacific and Reading
registered substantial, gains, partly
as a result OF short covering.
Much Of the days negligible turn
over was limited 20 equipments,
motors and tobaccos, at extreme
advances OF one TO two and nalf
points. Coppers also responded 70
a moderate inquiry and some Of the
more obscure specialties. including
Wilson Packing, were higher by
one 70 8 "a points.
United states steel was apathetic
within a fractional area, finishing
at a trivial gain.
Total Sales. 10000.
Total sales amounted to 10000
shares.
Bond dealings were in keeping
with the superficial character of the
STOCK market Liberty issues were
slightly lower and rails. including
convertibles. reached moderately.
Total sales (par value) aggregated
$4,65O,OOO.
United States bonds cold issues
were unchanged on call during
the week.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-31
SIGN PLEDGES To
BOYCOTT GERMANY
Washington Writer Suggests
Plan to Collect indemnity
From Land OF Kaiser.

WASHINGTON. March 23.-"I
sweas, 80 long as I live. never
knowingly to buy anything made in
Germany"
Such is the oath which all en-
emies Of Germany the world around
are asked TO take and which is 10 be
the basis Of campaign OF COM
mercial pressure which may bring
Germany to her knees or. failing
that, which will collect from her an
indemnity for her outrages against
civilization.
The plan was originated by VIII
liam Anterior DuPuy, OF Washing
ton, a magazine writer. With rela-
executed through patriotic societies
and particularly through women's
ORGANIZATIONS These societies will
distribute the pledges through their
members. The members will Sc
cure signatures and return them TO
headquarters. Mr.. Du Puy will re-
ceive reports. compile the figures
and undertake 20 apply the thumb
screw Of commercial pressure by ac-
quainting Germany Of the progress
OF the campaign which is destined
to destroy her trade throughout the
world for a generation.
The theory IS that the trade of
an individual, your personal patron
age for the rest of your life is worth
$500 to Germany he declares. BY
signing the pledge you deprive Ger
many of that $500. In so doing you
collect an indemnity of $500 from
her. In the course OF your life. the
trade that otherwise would have
gone 10 Germany goes to her com
mercial rivals, the nations with
which she is now at war. You pay
TO them the indemnity you have
collected from Germany. The whole
matter is simple. sure, irrevocable.
1t is entirely in the hands Of the
Individual"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-31
INDIANAPOLIS LIVE STOCK.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. March 30 -
HOGS Receipts 5000: market Toe lower
best heavies $17.4OG 17.GO: best hogs
Sis; pigs S16G1T.2J; bulk OF sales
SlT4Od176J.
CATTLE-Receipts 40: market lower
choice heavy steers S11d14 -: light
steers S9jOM$l3; heiferS SSd12: COWS
St-I'WSl2; bulls ST.5Od$11: calves $Sa
1850
SHEEP AND LAMBS - Receints 20.
market steady prime sheep S11 5Od - % :
lambs Sl2@ 10. spring lambs SO
TOLEDO GRAIN.
TOLEDO, O.. March 3O-CLOSF.
tORN-No. 3 yellow S1.6S: No 8 mixed
SlG3. No. . white 81 az.
OATS Standard white 96: No ? white
~ l29&i2; No. { white 93AG04Ih: sam
PIE white S9is6aOc
RNE-No - S275
CLDNERSEED-Prim so 10. March
SOTO
AISIKE-Prime SO 10: March Sl5 90
TIMOTHY - Old prime S3.67t5. new
prime $50; March - 40: April 81 20
old sept. $40: Oct $40