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The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-09-23
MIDWAY is RECORD
BREAKER AT FAIR

Seldom has a Vermont fair seen
a more attractive Midway than the
one at the Caledonia County fair this
year. There are all the famous old
fakirs that have made the New Eng
land fairs famous for so many years.
And a lot of new ones who have
stunts to do that will entertain and
amuse the crowd. The Midway -
the life of the big show at the Fair
Grounds 1t will be continued every
night so that everyone can have big
time along Fakir's row.
There is the big Ferris wheel tn It
is always an amusement for young
and old. A ride is only "dime IL
ten cents" and there is no war tax.
Then comes the Merry-Go-Round
and the other many attractions that
make the Midway famous.
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LATE NEWS BULLETIN
(By Associated Press)

VIENNA, Sept 23-Minutos were
made public here today Of meeting
of the, Austro- Hungarian privy coun-
Gil RF July 7, nineteen fourteen at
wi 5#lB was virtually decided to be-
g VA on Serbia. According to this
publication the Austria Hungarian
ministry, especially Count Won
Berchtold, foreigl minister, was
solely responsible for the outbreak
of hostilities. Count Tissa, then
Hungarian Premier, opposed war de-
manding diplomatic action first.
Thereupon Vonberchtold said, "Now
is the righ moment for Germany is
ready to assist"
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]. W. DAVIES
CORRECTS WRONG
IMPRESSION
Did Not Buy Property In
Waterford Because of No
Exemption Here
To the Editor:

To the Editor: ..T
My attention has been called to
your paper of Wednesday, Sept. II.
I am surprised that you would make
a statement that certainly would give
the people of St. Johnsbury wrong
impression about me. Any man who
would refuse to buy property here
just because a small special town
meeting voted not to exempt him
from taxes wouldn't make very
good citizen for the place anyway or
be of much help.
When the proper time comes l be-
lieve the citizens of st. Johnsbury
will grant me any favors they do to
anyone.
/ have bought a little property in
Lower Waterford as l consider the
views from there about the best
have ever seen but don't expect ne
to spend 100000 there as l haven't
been building war material during
the war.
Your truly.
J. w. DAVIES.
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CONTINUED Oh Page Four)
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RECORD BREAKING EXHIBITS FEATURE BIG FAIR
WEDNESDAYS FAIR PROG

900 A. NJ, Judging of Horses, Cattle and Livest
1000. Judging of Grange Booths in Floral Hal!
1880 Race 230 Glass; trot or pace.
1900 Dinner
1.3O P. M. Race, 2.19 Glass, trot pace
200. Address by Judge Wendell P Stafford
2.30. Cavalcade of all premium stock on the ira
800. Named race, 225 Class
$50. Exhibition of Saddle Horses and Ponies, ir
the High School horse
At the suggestion of President Cary, and throu,
the Commercial Club, effort is being made this aft
stores on Wednesday afternoon. The following part
reached over the telephone and will close their stores
Asselin Bros, Leach Waterman, Amos w. SCI
Lougee Smythe Moore & Johnson, E. N. Randall
Goods Co., Steele, Tapln Co., Calvin E. Brown, IA
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Continued on Page Three)
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-09-23
(By Associated Press)

FARRELL, Penn, Sept. % More
rioting occurred here today whe'" a
man was shot and killed and several
seriously injured last night. Many
shots were fred in a new strike dis
turbance today. The police say a.
least II persons were struck by bull
lets.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-09-23
ORANGES HAVE
FINE EXHIBITS
IN FLORAL HALL
All Oranges of This Section
Exhibit Products of the
Farm and Home

The Grange exhibit at the Gale
donia County Fair is one of the finest
ever seen in this part of the state.
All the Oranges of this section have
booths located in the south part or
Floral Hall. Here are to be found
the many products Of the farm, the
works of needlecraft Of the house
wives and daughters, the handiwork
of the boys and the delicious canned
goods that have a special attraction
to everyone.
(Continued on page 81
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Don't fail to see Charlie Chaplin
at the Carnival.
Deming graphic., 1919-08-12
Mystery Of Rain Unexplained.

The mysteries OF rain are not yet
cleared away. The forces Of electric
lty, OF magnetism, OF radio activity, of
ultra violet light and all the other
agencies which may collaborate in the
production Of downpour Of rain are
very obscure.
We know from Holy Writ that the
wind bloweth where II llsteth. Moth
Ing whatever can be more expressive
OF the caprlcious and lawless char
acter Of the wind And wind and rain
come together; and the changes OF
temperature make what we call
weather. In the South Sea Islands the
natives have no word which means
weather as the atmospheric condl-
tions never change. The vast ma
jority OF human beings are in contrast
and unending conflict with the wealth
er. Hence the universal interest in
its causes, whether the noise and the
smoke of battle fields or the ashes
from volcanoes or from the changes
OF temperature produced by vast con-
nagratlons. such as are witnessed
when n city is consumed in flames.
Deming graphic., 1919-08-12

The editor was out 20 see the Paul
Case farm last Sunday and. believe me,
he has some farm. At the present
time he has slxty-five acres In cultl-
vatlon--doesm't scratch around over
that much ground, but Intensiyely has
that much under cultivation. And the
cnrn. maize. alfalfa, and beans that he
has growing is something scandalous.
Paul Is keeping boks this year and
by fan will be able TO tell what the
profit Is. lie Is now able TO state that
his alfalfa pays 100 per cent on the
investment. counting overhead and al
~ a land valuation OF 5000 per acre.
lie Is one OF those fellows who re-
fused to believe that farming could not
he made to pay and In this. his seventh
year, he Is able TO say and to prove
that there is profit under normal
The grove OF trees that surrounds the
Case well is certainly beautiful and n
rest to the eve on the desert. II would
seem that where one man has made
farming here such a notable success
that others could with an equal OPP
portmity and determine tion.
Deming graphic., 1919-08-12
Sorry. Fellows

The reported action of the local post
of the American Legion last Wednes-
day MS heing opposed to constitutional
prohibition and favoring the action of
the Deming trustees in repeating Or
dmmnce 100 was a poor sort of Joke
The meeting was called for the officers
and committeeman of the post and any
action they may have taken in defense
uf liquor and gambling would in no
way bind the members Of the post with
ont their having an opportunity 10 vote
IN the matter. only eight members
were present and these hardly could he
said 10 voice the sentiment Of either
the 4. T.. +. or the returned soldiers
of Deming as fayoring saloons ana
open gambling. There is no question
before congress for or against consti-
tutional prohibition. The drought Is
on, aud those that feel dry might as
wen spare their breath and drink 09.09
for refreShment. Take 10 II boys!
The foregoing Is In answer TO the
numerous protests being made by
those favOring law enforcement In this
country. The American Legion can
not he prostituted to any such un-
worthy cause and those that desire il
will only succeed In weakening the
position of the organization In this
community and drive ont the element
that believes in a decent orderly adj
miniStration Of affairs. To say the
least il is poor policy for the local post
to engage in controversy. especially on
a stand for the saloon and gambling
Deming graphic., 1919-08-12

Washington, Aug. 11.-Nine-tentbs of
the energies Of the labor leaders are
given to the job of sitting ON the lid,
Austin II. Garrctson. former head cf
the Order OF Railway Conductors, tes-
titled today before the house inter
state commerce committee. which is
seeking TO solve the problem of how
best To handle the railroads after the
war time period of federal control.
Sporadic strikes throughout the
country, GarretSon said with greatest
carnestness. merely are straws which
show which way the wind Is blowing
over a sea OF Industrial unrest. Rumb-
lingS heard in many quarters do not
mean, he said, thsi laboring people
want to overthrow the government, hut
Indicate demand that the government
function.
II Is largely in the power of congress,
the witness declared, to allay the feel
ing.
Deming graphic., 1919-08-12
Important Ruling in Land Contest

A case Of great interest TO all per-
sons Interested In oil or mineral pos
slbilitles Of New Mexico state lands
was decided last week at Santa Fe by
District Judge Holloman, who over
ruled the demurrer Of the state land
commissioner and held that A. j.
Evans Of Fort Sumner was entitled
to n full deed to state land purchased,
with no mineral. rights reserved by
the state.
Evans asked writ Of mandamus
TO compel the closing Of the deal by
the commissioner, and the state has
ten days TO plead before mandamus
shall issue.
The case hinges ON an act of the
last legislature in requiring the land
commissioner, In state land sales. to
reserve mineral rights II the land
under contract has been leased for
mineral purposes. or If previously
formally designated by the commits
sioncr as mineral or probable mineral
lands The court held that none of
these conditions existed IN the Evans
Headlight.
OIL leases for sale at the Graphic
Office.
Deming graphic., 1919-08-12
Youth and Purpose.

II is not youth alone that thinks 1t
knows II all"-most Of us older peo-
ple could with distinct advantage take
our A BIS over again. How differently
we would map out our lives and how
much less censorious we would be OF
the failures and gaucheries OF othersl
Statistics prove that most Of our own
suffering and the suffering OF the
world is the outcome Of Ignorance
bearing in its wake conceit and stub
bornness-a triology that balks prog
ress In every form.
Education along right lines is our
salvation. Then let US be patient and
sollcltous for the young people all
over the land who are weaving bright
dreams Of purpose-after commence
ment.--New York Evening Telegram.
Deming graphic., 1919-08-12
A Sheriff With the Crust"

sheriff W. &. Simpson Bays that
there are three things that III is death
ON. They are: Tin-horn gamblers,
prostitutes, and bootleggers. fAnd re-
cardleSS OF the fact that tho Deming
trustees repealed the Ordinane against
gambling he is going 90 mike ii hot
for the cheap sports. lie says he fig
ures that he was elected by the best
element of this community 10 do jus'
that aud he Is certainly gong 10 do it.
Bully for Bill! The Graphic is for him.
Deming graphic., 1919-08-12
womnn,s Missionar, Society

The social meeting of the Woman's
Missionary Socicty met at the home of
Mrs w r. FOulks, Thursday after
noon. August 9TH. Mrs FOulks ana
Mrs Peterson entertaining. FIFTY
guests were present AMI most he-
lightful afternoon of sewing, talking
Deming graphic., 1919-08-12

and visiting was enjoyed. Mrs.
Foulks and Mrs. wilkins gave two ex-
cellcnt readings and Miss Fannie Lon
Fonlks entertained with selections ON
the Victrola. Dainty refreshments of
Sandwiches, pickles, Ice tea and cake
were served The next social meeting
of the Society viii meet at the home
of Mrs. a. H. llugg.
Deming graphic., 1919-08-12
In the Probate Court Of the county Of
Luna. State Of New Mexico
In the matter Of the estate OF May Bell,
deccnsed-NOticc r.

ln the matter Of the estate OF May Bell,
deccased-Notice
Notice Is hereby given that by an or
der made and entered IN said Court on
the 1lth day Of August, A. ID. 1919,
the undersigned was duly appointed
administrative Of the estate OF May
Bcll. deceased. and that she thereafter
duly qualified. and that Letters OF Ad-
ministration duly issued 20 lper on the
nth day OF August, 1919, and that she
Is now acting as such Adninistratrlx.
All persons having claims against the
said estate are required to file the same
with the undersigned withini the time
prescribed by law.
dated this lith day Of august. A. ID.
1919.
ALICE BROWNING.
Administrators of the Estate Of
May Bell, Deceased.
Deming graphic., 1919-08-12

OH leases for sale at the Graphic
Office.
Deming graphic., 1919-08-12
andreu .Cnrnerie Cashes In

Lenox, Mass, Aug. lin his great
mansion overlooking the lake, the beau
tiful Berkshire, whore he sought seclil-
sion when bodily mfirmitles overtook
him and his mind was saddened by the
entrance OF his country In the worl,l
war. Andrew Carnegie. ironmaster AMI
philanthropist. died today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. l.. Nordhaus IN
spected the Nordhaus store at Column
bus yesterday.
Frank Colt arrived in the city last
Sunday from Newport News where he
received his discharge from the naval
service.
Jim Mitchell came in from I'll Paso
and Wichita Falls, Texas, today.
Deming graphic., 1919-08-12

OIL leases for sale at the Graphic
Office.
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STRONG RALLIES
HELP MARKET

>rw YORK Juno 2T.--That Specu'a-
tive interests are almost whol'S
-.ndent on the movements OF money va
Strikingly illustrated today. the So So
-,arks+ rallying very generally ana
ING expanding percepioly as 0Ae
for call funds relaxed. 49,. N
The Opening for loans WAS
S;yc and a half percent, those Quot"IoH,
helnC the lowest initial rates OF INC
and the moro significant as al
made today hold over unuI 'n'
week. ,zaav.a
These rates compare with YESTERDAY
y, Oh ~ . nercent and the previous day
* nsrren;' and bcspcak q taN "rahic "''N
" bank statement. indicating ais" &c
next weeks mid-ycar settlements A'
been largely anticipated x,or-
Tbare was only one noteworthy cHc'P-
ton to tho higher prices achl'''u' 90
Tagging throughout the session Win
,c,ved weakness IN Baltimore ana of't"
which cXpCrlcnc"d further ilouioatio" o''
the naSslnG Of tho common diN'u'no'
chandler motors was again tho spec
tarular feature adding an cAtr"m" gam
of I2 points 10 yesterday : advance OF -.
General Motors r!$.uG ii|", Sluu'haAtF
and other motors and kindred Shares 10
points.
Among steels equipments, ShlpplnSs
and tChaCCoS oNer-ElCht gains III W .
points were made. low SP'''aItIeS anu
utilities sharing 70 like extent
American WOODEN and metals featured
tho active final hour. the former making
a spirited rise Of Sc points. copper5 gain
ing = to I. but other leaders. including
United States steel. reacted fractionally
10 almost points on proflt-taklng. Sales
amounted 10 l25n. 900 shares
There was no lrt-up 10 the gold out
flow. further exports being announced to
South America and Spain. with more In
prospect. including oriental demand.
Aside from Liberty issues, which were
irregular, stcadlncss marked tho day 5
operations IN bonds Total sales (par
yalue) regated $3.50. 900.
Old United States bonds were un-
changed on call
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Stocks 1882
DUNs REVIEW.


NEW YORK. June 2T.--nun's Review
tomorrow will say:
with tn" signing Of IN" peace treaty.
which is now ImmIncnp after months ur
waiting gntcways of CGmmcrC" that
hav" long been closed will be r"-opcn",l
and broader international trade :o.a-
tions permitted. Behind III" dnm"Sfi"
business revival that IS vigorously II
progress. there is not only tho pracl i"al
assurance Of another year 90 arrIcu!-
tural prosperity and tn" present cN""p-
tioual retail dIstrIhu ion IL thus cuun-
try. but also E.urope'S dependence upon
American markets for products needed
during the reconstruction era, and it y
significant that In" export call IS al
ready expanding in many quarters. The
result Of the charging HON" and for
eiEn demands is clearly seen IN rnc in
crcaSing scarcity Of supplies Of Narl-
Gus articles. Notwithstanding thc RISING
tide Of production and reports or goods
being virtually withdrawn from sal" arc
becoming moro common ~. mHrufaC'ur-
ing capacity is engaged farther ah"ad.
and still higher prices appear in'> !ta-
BILE"
Bank clcarings. S6903.G39.6 81: IN
crease, 1871 per cent
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BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE.

NEW YORK. Jun" 2I.--Buttcr--ln n
settled: creamery higher than extras.
52m5aI6c: extra %" scOrc). 81 L a 81 >@c;
first. 50n5lc: packing stock. current
mako, No. =. 45H TtGC.
Eggs-Irrrgular: fresh gathered ex-
tras. 5lGJ2c. do. tirsts. AZ GtSi2 c:
state. Pennsylvania and nearby Western
hcnnery whites. fine to fancy. 60H &c;
state, Pennsylvania and nearby nennery
whites. ordinary TO prime. a. ii dSc: do.
browns. 53m55c: do. gathered browns
and mixed colors. 10mJ"c.
Checsc-Firn: state whole milk. fats.
current make, specials. 32T32'.c; do.
average run Sln3l &c: state whole
milks. twins. current make. specials.
G32Iac; do. average run 30%4 q
81 ieC.
Flour--Unchanced.
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LOGAN BRYAN's CLOSING STOCK
LETTER

(Ry private v-.r""n \. f.. Maston & Coz
NEW YOE I 1unC "G--ln tho steel and
copper group, strength was rather pro-
nounrcd today and tn" Indications OF
growInG l"'It"rmcut in The steel and red
meal industry ~ S""i'mGly reflected in
the more confident lsying going on in
shares Of companies coming under this
category Quit" naturali". the strength
in tho department: ~, y "n"d had Il
%I"adlinE effect on the mStincc of the
list and iodnr's results generally. showed
Drttcrmcnt in vain g in most sections.
In vitw Of tn" fact that the copper and
steel .har"S have been much neglected
until recently and tho fact That trade
conditions in the steel and copper branch
OF cndcavor arc improved. 1t Is not un-
likely that buying "nwrr In these SAM"
shares may assume ,rr Significance. in
the future. Will" III other industrial
groups. where considerable cnChantm"nt
in values has boon recorded the dispos-
ition il more Than apt TO be more Of
reducing long commitments. Tho rail-
road stocks arc rather dull and rture-
less at tho present time hut conservative
interests are expressing more favorable
views regarding same.
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SUGAR MARKET.

NEW YORK. June 27.--Thcrr was no
change IN raw sugar pric" which is list
ed at 72S cents for centrifugal 10 the
renner. In refined tho distribution con-
tinues unusually heavy and not much
new business is being accepted by re-
finers. although the demand * artiv".
Practically all rciiu"rs arr sold up for
some weeks to come, and arr out Of the
market for th" timc-b"inG. Prices are
unchanged At cents for inr granu-
lated
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

NEW YORK. Jun" 27.--MCrcanule pa
pcr--F'ivc and onc-half percent TO 62
p"r cent Sterling cXChanGc-Sixty-day
hills $i.57i.: commercial 6O-day bills on
banks sI.51: commercial 60-day bills.
$IIGi.: demand S4.59a. cables. $3.50.
Francs Demand. So: cables. $40.
Guldcr- Demand. S3-l6: cables. 30.
Lirc-Demand Snn: cables. 1875 Gov
ernmcni bonds - Irregular. Railroad
bonds--St cady.
Time loans --S,rnnG: 6n DAYS. 90 days.
and slx months, s per cent bid.
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IRISH TONGUE

DUBLIN. May 25.-The Irish langu'
AFT. is dying. Desmond Fitzgerald.
author and member OF the Sim Fem
told tho members OF that organization
N "a pcssimistic speech at the SIM
Fen headquarters.
MIR Fitzgerald said the Irish langu-
age had been dying since Easter week
last year when the Sim Fem CLASH
with the authorities took place in Dup-
In. Speaking Of the wearing OF the
Irish kIl;, he said he could not imagine
the IRISH people wearing 1t at work III
the fields. He regarded the separation
OF Ireland from England as more urS-
cnt culturally than politically.
Shrimp salad is a delicious hot
weather dish. For change mix II
with chopped olives and. Of eeurse'
mayonnaise dressing.
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LIBERTY BOND PRICES.

NEW YORK. Jun" 27.-Llb"rty bonds
final prices today were. 3i&s. gao: first
g. 94gn: SECOND As. 93.9t; first 4i-S.
HI."G: second 4L4s 9+.l@: third A.S,
?5IO: fourth as. 9t.l4; Victory =. s.
lOO.OG; Victory A.. s 1890.
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CORN MARKET.
MUCH WEAKER

CHICAGO Jun" 21.-Th" corn market
weakened today. liquidation carrying the
July deliver! NOR" than ON" cent lower.
Trading wnt not "f large proportions.
how.N Or and while the distant Ii"mths
dc"Iirod wrl July. heir r"""N - vas
Tl"r" pronounced. Tho clos" Mas steady
and for all nul III" nearby month we'll
away from thu low prInr "f tn" day.
r'inrl n:.ur,s w"rN IS cents lower {" !.
cent higher. with July $l7S'> :" $l..N'.,
Sep. "ml"r &,75"> to $l7iHs and De-
rrnhcr El.;%'. I" H.i%'s. oats closed
unchanged I" :. cent lower. and rr"NiS-
r"n, ,'lnscd 81 cents higher I" :" "'nts
lower. pork registering tn" gam.
open. High. Low. tl".c
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Curb Mining Stocks.
DEFY GOODS MARKET.

NEW YORK. June 2T.-Cotton goods
today were active and higher. Yarns
were higher. Burlaps were firm. LIN
ems were in better demand for future
delivery. Wool goods markets held firm
\HAkh supplies scarce for quick use.
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

WHEELING. W. Va. June 90 10.
Furnished The Inteli!Ecncer by A. z.
Hastcn & Co. members OF thc Pittsburgh
Stock Exchange. National Bank Bui!d'
ny Wheeling W, vs.
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NEW YORK CURB MARKET

WHEELING. W. Va. June -. 10.
Furnished The lntellgencer by A q
Austen 4 Co, members OF the HosIoS
stock Exchange. National BANK ou'4u
nv Wheeling w. Va.
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NY. STOCK EXCHANGE

WHEELING. W. Va, Juno q, III
Furnished The lntelngencer By A. n
Masten & Co. members OF the New fork
Stock Exchange. National Bank Build.
AZ, Wheeling, W. Va Louis +. Brand
Resident Partner.
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Standard Oil Subsidiary Stock

wHEELIN w. Va. June 81. rs.
Furnished The Intelngcncer by A: L
Nsstcn q Co. members OF the New forR
stock Exchange. National Bank bni!d'
.rR Wheeling w. Va
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

WHEELING. ". Va. juno -, 10.
Furnished '"he IntellIEencez by A. e
NaStcn s. CO. members OF the New Yorh
stock Exchange. National Bank Build
nS. Wheeling. w. Va.
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LOCAL STOCKS

WHEELING. W. Va, Jun" -. 10.
Daily quotation lis, Wheeling Stock
Exchange. complied for the lnteillgen-
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PETROLEUM.

OIL CITY. Pa. June 27.-credit bal
anccs. s. Runs. 1906: average. So
ga Shipments S1.624; average. A6,4]a.
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ND-Trnns.Vr NV0E.' % IUlIN ~. Tor
n r"gu'ar " per cent cash ,llNIIcn% pay
abb Jun" ii.
~. Transfer h""hS close Juar 81 FOR
n regular | PER cent and IN ,Nlia per
cent cash div .d"rd. payabi" Jun" 10
60 -rraner"r huuilS ,Iu~' June l.. :or
per cent cash dividend. payable
July |.
81 MARYLAND Refining 60. \ =. per
cent quarterly cash dividend stock of re-
cord June ~. payable July 10. "1d 20
per cent stock dividend stock Of record
jun 80. payable July Is.
Ward Baking Co.-Transf"r books
clos" JUNG 20. FOR y. per cent cash
Whcriing Mold & Fdy. rrd--
Transfer books clos" June -. for "A :
per cont rash dividnnd. paNahlc July 1
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Outside Motor Stocks.
New York Cotton Market

WHEELING. W. Va. June IS. 10.
Furnished The Intclligcncer by A. E.
Mastcn & Co. members Of the New YORK
Stock Exchange National Bank Build
INK, Wheeling, w. Va.
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