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Fresh Fish Daily.

We will carry all kinds of fresh
fish in season. Jones &c Whitney,
Phone 324, 122 Race St.--Adv. 10-6t
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OFFICERS ARE ROUNDING
UP THE BAD BOYS
NiCklc Bills Place. Corner
Grant Avenue l. Raided By
Robertson and His Posse
One Fined Seven Held

rtnfiat HIea Sheriff 90 Nuh.r
.an a.-Hfsd bt ndar shefn -eI
aft A.Naant Dmrn Auernr, nr
adi. r,mita p bum 3 - Ias,f
ers nhH knuAn IA nnf.H
i.f0e Nhlo pHs place nauf
lhr 0afn,t Is awn' avenue oa ean
taa 4fs
fht lrfe nUff1 fh f.u.u anI
fht mofnn ag pen araTnf8 .,
'oi insI .iunslst ssen ha.ne
,tsfei sfh urmnv aua Nlehi.
rii b. ~ charged eIfh ~ sams af
fen.e an4 % addition v6 hotnnr
. Nafe Rhue nfuNHaurs Liquors
erre toa aHd drtrk All m ono
plsaa'i ne' uiNt Ast 'h, ln. ehb
admitted hs maN ess Qnm $1,000
nd eus n0Ht eas Napra at kH1
ta.h n IHe a.hs9 ,4.s and hef rl
3e frsi h.for. iaHu ~ adas
.p pmofrpu
fhe rAHe nfff fmni ofle of
vh|sAee n fnr plan ana ne etl
aenr h mmhHna hsa he indar
- n
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-03-03
Little Interviews With Great Men
fBy L. G NisLAcp

'resi of ne general peace
/ can remember fhe sfuplcs
fhie'i ~ ihr Hague ncre fclf even
"a representative. ol fht irse.t
anlmo.f peaceful eouufr'f, when
Nrt >aIi fhH iict Wrfe obliged
fo Im.t stipulation. Is what
aoaId reserve fhe honor and are
isl interest, 81 ihelr respective
.ouuif'r 81 present fie vital
interest 81 ali countries Is for
universal leaee based on tho
prevalence of right and ihr rights
oi aii our countries separately are
dependent upon it llDw can We
make resliiv of what Wa.
Thought 90 be- dream yesterday
NJ we look backward to tn
h's'or ~ ibe lasf thirty wears
and especially ihe Hague Confer
encc. We can -, that in spite 81
the disappointment we have suf-
ferrd sleh meeiings a. ihaf -
the Hague difference hal result.
such dangerous conflict as that
between France and Sermany ai
the time 80 fhe ,asa Blanca Incl
dent could DO solved by . decision
respecting the honor of both
countries ~ process 81 arbitra-
ton Why was u not possible -
ppls the same proceeding 70 the
terrible conflict which has eanse 4
the world 80 much sufferingf
II j. because the map ~ the
world Id not sh0W a state Oi
things 10 conformity With the
principles Of right. II was i'm
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-03-03
BASKET BALL SEASON
TO CLOSE FRIDAY
Oklahoma CITY Cagers Will Con
test With Guthrie Hhigh
School Al o NJ " Gym
ror Championship

Ths josef hssk,- hsH season uI1
- clnsed nen TrIdsr nlght ~ h q
game between the Oklahoma CIV
h.Tn .chuol and Guthrie Ihis shDgig
81 .ta hesf game ever played N
Cu.hrle There IS no question 81. e.
ne fIass g ho'h teams They ere
DE b ln b. state Hang N
Osish.na Cfy. has beer the sloga8
ef hr sldsrf bod. far ~ is.f tew
man.hs or ~ hs 81 of comparative
scorss Gufhre, Should ain. des e
D. fsrf fhsf Osishoms fIfy o. aefssi
her raf'ier .n ne SEASON 1ufhrle j.
p.sy ~ -he bt.f har IS ne s.ason
nos srd ElIh fhe sIraufa4e o. laT-
~ un hsr oan euur srnula sn
hsntIv TIE i0aai bofs dafee "a
~hAwnee ~ sn e tpo weeks ago end
ls.i F-isv ssbas-nee best Oklshoma
lHf Yer ~scle ts fcsf and can
nor ~ rsi sa sIon foo strongly o.
lzb0rn@ elty BE- coaniug STA iaree
crDrd 81 ro0lers and exes-fs 10 win.
Thry have fhs s..-sf team fla- sufhrie
~. me fnis season and f fhe h1ms
f.oss rln fh4g 49, have 70 aisy -
soD speed 4 record brsss NJ cr0Kd
3 eruer-ef Tou pin save 70 cors-
esriy 20 q q r7pa -es- A8misssoa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-03-03

Paris Premier Orlando Of fhr
Italian prae. delegation uas
asked IF hc Thought there wpala
ever be anoiher war i did nm
~ouud ifkca een leading question.
but rather o Eight ane
Vet He replied
Bl prenief Orlando 81 liaIt
rhe devastating effect 81 aga
international conflict tan uof
nau he limited o. ihe place nraf
whefr the rAui'iof .farfei There
d. nou u0 possibility ~ limiting
as yroufHrf 81 this -nrf n can
nuf happen anywhere without put.
ting fhc whole world m mortal
danger The whole world IS IT,.
pendent economically morally
and intellectually Another rea
-on makes j impossible lor p. "a
face renewal of such war. u
= the great progress and fha
great future progress Of -eIenre
which wili lse. n W. 10 mot iiud
suine way oat ~ fhe difilealtN
H-ed for toe purpose, of whole
sale destruction.
81 thinking 81 what ha. been
done during fhe war vs. can iu
sgine vha' vili be happening j
auoiher war fakes place in forts
0r iift~ wears
This : the problem before uui
eunsrienre@ how 10 t-onelllste thf
future - oar country and fhs
future - our rommou mother
hood. fhe world and mankind
The superior interest ) the m.
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possible for lr,n. ImrH 800 fD "a.
fH0fuaer fHaf am. ~ fh.r mH
emun.fFHrH rfe uHa.r foreign
rHr li ra- impossible n0r ilsIt
20 iorgei ihai ennr uf fHr fHr
iro ruer ~ ifah nrr mu tf
member. 81 fa.fr nun Mother
comirg ana 'hera Hru mans
pii'r question 2 ncel nai n,D
t'or
n ve aro alfe iu Ium .rilIe
mepi 10 coniormHt nth fhs prn
sllNes % right aud fhe uislss 81
the population. fhrn-eits ffen
you will hafe Nfm aasi- ~
buiid ap what DO liaeae Confer
ence was unable fu establish
The scconf diffcr~ore- between
that time and The present j, thar
W. must establish st.fen 81
sanctions A. The llseue b ua.
Impossible because ~ ihr division
between the nations There. assl
that division showed already fhe
same classification Nhifh had
been shown in this war
The same group ef ua'lau- Hss
then adheIiug 70 every PROPOSE
against peace settlement which
We hal seen destroying the rraee
and happiness ~ fhe whole world
AZ present We src in state
where We may ias down principle.
aud establish system 81 sanction.
thai will lei uS enter with 8
serene mind into the temple o
peace.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-03-03
Wilson Kept Busy
Signing Contracts
Made During War
Ha bit Forming
Drugs Is Gipen
Another Setback

Warrington. MARI Sin al inter
prrtstlca - 'Ns 80 called HARRISON
at narcotic act TIE supreme coofi
toosy declared const tutlonal the
section proHiotino tie sale q drugs
except cn cffeisl oroer forns -
phssicians prescr. p,lons gwen tn
seed fstn
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-03-03
~ RI.Is0>'s REuON,I Il
DEMANDED ~ OpiRAIOIs>

New York. Manh a ~e.o'afior
ssking Pres tert Wiis1n 70 demand
fie ~ Fna- .or = posins.fer Genera
rurieaon ~ a1gfts a. meefinr
herr today - dstri1 cogncH No if.
- - Commercial eUrapher-
Union. reIrsseutias olessiors In fhis
city.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-03-03
MITCHELL ANNOUNCES

= ~ali o- = csndlcsfs for co~
rssio,e~ Q. puble safety sr5
stars o. TIRE reco-5 ! nave -soe
~ IRE psst --s-n - .rcreft.
connissio-er pvshc safety.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-03-03
ESIDENT SIGNS BILLS
VALIDATING NEARLY
THREE BILLION DOLLARS
IN WAR OBLIGATIONS
ALSO PUTS OK TO RIVER
AND HARBoRs BILL VIC.
TORY LIBERTY LOAN BILL
PASSED HE TELLS OF
PEACE MEET AND THE
OBJECT
euLlUrlN

Washington. March 3-Tne OH vail
dating anc autncf xins Fulustrrent o.
mere than tie ara . hair billion ooi
lars of var contracts. and tie thtrty
three rnslor oollar rivers sno har.
bors appropriauon Dill were sicnso
todas % President Wilson
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-03-03
ms.e- USER Not G.

Pissse b-uT yUur cards vfh voa
.ben sos csI fo ~ yo1r vafer biiI
- ne cards sre usr1 q or rcoorsis
Fsnsi tine 70 sy i March -
GEORGE NeGREsoR
Comnlssi0ner pabic rtiiif -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-03-03
eoLsNEVtsl WANT pLAcE
At PEACE TABLE

hNNt - r
loroon. Marc 3--Foiioi~no . pre-.
possl ~ a. international Soe.sHst
ceputztlon frsf an irses, cation be
made % con1 tons M pussla the Boi-
shesis; eoserrment has asked the er.
,srte sovernu',rt 10 allow . bolshev
10, eon-isslon e visit iNe entente
eoVntries % coroUci an insestieation.
seeoro ~ 70 alsps'eh 70 tie Oshy
Nal frorl selsinefors.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-03-03
MORE r,4An SEQ SALOONS
ELIMINATED ~ PANAMA

parars March s-rh- h.ua license
isa which eeni nto effect srsterday
reduced ine nurbsr 81 e. ons N
Panama from 6s0 70 100
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-03-03
Peace Conference
Rules on Turkey
and Little Greece

T RKISH STATE To ~
EsrABIIsHED rs CEhrkE
ASIA MINOR AND LfnERA
rios or ALI. NATIohALl
TIES PROM OTTOMAN RULE
Is ~ THE CARDS TO ~
PLAYED QUESTION ca
WHO STARTED THE CRAP
wf nr LAssifGED INTO
"a 81. DArEGoRIFs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-03-03

New Oriesus. Ia Tori<n- -srziT
ciou1v. western o. ishonz. tuesday
partly mnah cos6er- freez-ng rem-
gersf1re
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-03-03

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aa0ad ta...l.an. af l..elta n.s4fti.
if,
Tf.rl .a.f,tI.a ..l ta. ..l.. ~ a...,
aufIr. fha aaf
NHh r.s..it, .s.. I.s .b..s..r
ha a4.niI..a 4. ,..st,4s t..f....4....
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-03-03
slotNT WILSON AGAIN
WINS FlGl.r FoR polio


wash,nston. nsreh s-~ith the
N,esers Liberty loan eili cot % the
~sy. passage - ~nieh tate SATURDAY.
practically enoes az effer' e force an
s,trs sesslor % congress 10 advance %
the presicents return from France
hcth branches q congress vent 20
~ers early to-day - ~ tHe hope %
clearing up mass q bills fe~ q
~hieh Leaders though, would be PIT
through.
PRESIDENT MAKES Speech
The President spoke briefly. con.
timing hirasei' largely 70 ~eloomlns
the visitors ans promisira complete
federal &C operation. Ne e,pia ned
ihst the oeranas upon rs time dur
no ter ga snd a hair ne could re
main IN wsshinetoH MADE q npos
sbie for him . part c pate n ne
corference
PEACE cosFEREUs NOT MASTERS
BUr SERVANTS o. PEOPLE
ToUehina upon trs peace eonfsr
snee. he sad the Ccoferess ~ Paris
resarata themselves only ss sers arts
e. ahout seven hanare0 mill IN pc ople
ef the yscrio ana no; - tneir masters
conssauerily. ssiu tie President.
tire confefees are snsious % Keep ~
close sympathy with tee peoples whom
'ney represent 80 fro out ho~ ~e
can best assist in making their ives
what they ~ish them 70 be ~ giving
them ,ns oppsrtsnity ira, tsey oosn,
,c have
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- tcssnnuse On PaEs Eisais
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

BEEyES-Receipts. 1880 head: IL cars
on sale. Market very dun owing to re-
newal OF harhor strike, and prices barely
steady. Most of the stock unsoId at a late
hour. Ordinary to fair steers sold at S1S 80
1l5.l0 per 100 lbs; ordinary to choice
bulls. spRl3; common TO choice cows S4D
1880. Dressed beef quiet at zoo 96c. per
Id. for native sides.
sales.Tobin & shannon: % Virginia
steers. $50 lbs. average. 1880; cows.
y. shambers & Son: 20 Virginia steers.
ss1, $3.50.
Mcpherson & Co: I bull, ITO. ,is; 3.
l.oss. $3.50; COWS. 1910. $3.50; ., Lis,
Se.26; 4, sle. 50; IL, 975. $3.50; ., 1850, 81;
2. $40. 1915; .. sSs, Sc; 3, 900, $3.50: I
bulls and cows, ;i.e5 a 1850.
s. Sanders: bulls. l,2s0, $40; l COW.
LAO; N?;5o; !. sss, $3.50; :, 500. IS; IL,
J. G. Curtis & Som 16 bulls and cows,
various weights, s5ql0.5O.
CALvES--Receipts, $50 head; 900 on
sale Market strong on limited offerings.
Prime veal sold at SEE per 100 lbs; culls.
vesls. ?5ds?e. per ID, country dressed
saies--s sanders: 90 voals. 1875 lbs. av-
eragr. at s22; . cuils, IS, as: 2 little
calves SO. t,o,5H: 70 yearlings. sis. 80.
Newton g. Co; 20 veals i2s. '22; /.
Kerns Commission Co: IS veals. l2s.
s22: . culls. 90 slt.
]. c. Curtis & Son: las veals. Its. sa2;
q. l2S: s:i.5o ne, i2l; ., 1872, SEQ;
g; 10, |is; 2. los, slsi 30 culls, %. 81; T..
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Rsceipts. asso
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WEAKNESS DRAGS
DOWN CURB PRICES
Nearly All Issues SufferLosses
When Market Reacts in
Afternoon Session.

Weakness in It's late session yesterday
featured Curb market trading. the selling
movement carrying down prices for
nearly every issue dealt IN. In the morn
ting there was a fair demarfd for some
prominent stocks, especially those of
companies operating in Mexico as the re-
suit of the moro promising outlook Of the
Mexican situation. One or two new
high records were reached In the early
trading.
In the Industrial list Keystone Tire
lost about a point from its high record
made in the morning and heaviness was
noted in General Asphalt common and
preferred at the close. Freeport-Texas
sulphur was an exception and gained
several more points on continued buying
as tho result of the outcome of the suit
with the Union Sulphur Company. Mo-
tors were more active with sales In some
issues dormant for months.
The selling movement in the afternoon
carried the Standard Oil stocks from one
to eleven points lower tho largest loss
being in Standard Oil of New Jersey.
Midwest Refining lost three points in the
last hour. Hudson OIL. however, rose to
a new high on the news Of small we'll
flowing, but which Is large enough to
warrant substantial earnings on small
capitalization.
Mining stocks were moderately active
and firm. Tonopah Belmont advanced
fractionally because of the action of the
directors In again placing the issue on a
dividend basis. Florence Silver devel-
oped activity in the afternoon and moved
higher.
Increased activity occurred in the bond
market with weakness in Erie Railway
bs and other railroad issues in which
there has been weakness in the last two
days.
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MONTREAL CLOSING
CANADIAN WAR LOANS,

1898; lights, sl7.s4lls %: packing-;r7ca.
good to choice. Sl5a17
Cattle-Recelpts. 5000; good and choice
beef steers strong to csc higher; others
and good she stock steady: Gamers mostly
.Ic, lower; calves steady; feeders and bulls
10 to Zoe, lower; estimated tomorrow 10
900 Beef cattle. good and choice. SIG 20
GU; common and medium. SO 30 n i6 10.
butcher stock. cows and heifers, s. 5Oa
Ho0; Gamers and cutters. !5.T5pT5O:
stockers and feeders, good. choice and
prime. S11.15d14.75 inferior common and
medium. $s1l1.l5. veal calves good and
choice, Si7,25mls
sheep-Receipts, 1000; market mostly
Zoe higher; fat Colorado and fed Western
lambs sl0I5; estimated tomorrow II 600
Lambs-Cholce and prime. $40 6O Vl0T5:
medium and good, SIS 25d 1860: cuils,
la214 1917; ewes. choice and prime,
sI35Og 14,7j; medium and good, SllQ
IS so; culs. 5000.
CINCINNATI, March 5--Hogs--Rece ipts,
5000; strong. Packers and butchers. SlsGn
1879; common to choice, S12Ql7. pigs and
lights, slo@l7; stays !l0a13
Cnttle-Reeeipts. 700; strong. Calves
strong.
sheep-ReccIpts. 200; steady. Lambs
steady.
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JEWEL TEA co. REPORTS.
Net Front In 1918 Is Equal "a
S3.57 Share.

The annual report of the Jewel Tea
Company for 1918 shows net proGlt. after
charges and war taxes, OF s69J.737.
which, after preferred dividends arc de-
Quoted, is equal to 1857 share on sI2,-
100000 OF common, against net profit of
fl,55S,S1l, or 5000 share. In 1917.
Net sales aggregated Slj,59S,495 if.
1918, asainst Si5,Si7.603 ia 1917, and
operating expenses, &c, $l44T2,l14 in
1918, against Sl396O,259 in 1917. War
taxes were increased about $50. 600 in
1918. The surplus for 1918, after all
charges and preferred dividends, was
S42S,SIs. against $l,2S2,j51 at the end
OF l9i1 and $l,z0i,oS4 at the end OF 1915.
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RNSINEss -OppORTuN,TtEs


EXPORT IMPORT CONCERN. long es-
tablished growing, well connected, repre-.
sented all over, good banking facilities
numerous references. now charging Offices,
has vacancies for serious parties DESTROYS
OF securing permanent positions as depart
ment managers. Applicants are expected
10 be well recommended and to master the
languages OF the countries they choose to
deal with. Participation in net profits
guaranteed drawing account according TO
merits. To secure positions investment OF
t,SoO IL an tnalterab'e condition. redeem
able upon withdrawal. guaranteed by solid
contract None others wantN. Those
with experience preferred. j. b. G.. box
40 Sun once
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LEGAL NOTICES.

PURSUANT TO AN AGREEMENT en-.
tered into on the 10th day OF October, 1915.
By "a and y6 Seiween JoHN WIANAMAKER,
LETT ! will sell on the 18th day of
March. 1919. at ten O'Clock in the fore.
noon. In tho Plano Department of John
Wansmsker, New York, 764 broadway,
Borough OF Manhattan. City. County and
state OF New York, one Mahogany Piano
and Bench. as provided in Sections e. and
sc OF the Personal Property Law.
DANIEL GREENWALD, Auctioneer
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
+. LoRu.LARD COMPANY.

New York, March 9th, 1878.
Dividends of t1.75 per share on the Pre-
ferred stock and $500 per share on the
Common Stock OF Z. Lorillard Company
have been. declared payable April LIST. 1913.
to stockholders of record at the close of
business March 18th. 1919. Checks will
be mailed.
The Transfer Books of the Preferred and
Common stock of the Company, which are
now closed for the purpose of the annual
meeting Of the stockholders. to he held
March 18th. 1919. will reopen at 10 O'Clock
a. NJ. March 12th. 1919.
VA Il RHEIr Traaz nrnr
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

Observation-Disclosures chill
DREN'S. WOMEN'S COATS, SITI'rs
DRESSES; STOCK AND SPECIAL ORDL,Rs
NO ATTENTION UNLESS EXPERIEEcE
AND REFERENCE GIVEN REFINED Am
USED TO FIFTH AVE. TRADE. GIVE
1888 BROADWAY. -
PEACE W4RK AT WAR PAY-Knit ur.
gently needed, socks for us on Auto Knit
tiers: eAperiente unnecessary; full par,,c,,.
srs SC stamp. Dept, 81. AUTO KNIT.
TER Co. s?l Jefferson ST.. Buffalo. NJ
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THE DELAWARE & HUDSON COMPANY.

New YORK. FEBRUARY 20, 1913.
quarterly dividend OF TWO AND ONE
QUARTER (2k) PER CENT. on the cap
ital stock OF this Company In favor OF
stockholders Of record at the close OF
business to-day has been declared. payable
at the ONCE OF this Company, 80 Nassau
Street. in this city. on March 20, 1919,
provided that before said date there shall
have been received from the United States
Government sum SUFFICIENT in the opinion
OF the President, with other available
funds. 20 pay the same. and payable At
later date when, and II such sum shall
be received
By order of the Boa I'd Of Managers
w H DAVIES Treasurer
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New YORK. March 9TH. IEl9
Notice is hereby given that the Transfer
Books of the Registered Seven Per Cent.
Bonds OF this Company Will be closed at !"
o'clock noon, March 18th, 1919, for the pay
ment OF interest thereon, due April LIST.
1919, and will be reopened at 10 o'clock
A. NJ. April End. 1919.
wM. r. RHETT Treasurer
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Exports From New York.

Wheat, 10000 bu. +; -four 1890 sacks !;
grass seed. $50 bags bacons, 17,S71,299
Tbs. hams, 1554,505 lbs ; lubricating
OIL $4,000 gals. oats, 34s.6ss blu. rye,
J.122,s95 bu. pork 1914 bills A; beef,
1,11s bbls, i: lard. s,sos,S62 lbs. cotton
seed oil, 576.74s lbs.
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WEYMAN-BRUTON COMPANY,
IIO1 RroaIpax

New York. y. y, March :. 1919
Dividends OF % on the Preferred
stock and "a % on the Common Stock OF
Weyman- Bruton Company were this day
declared payable April |. 1919 to stock
holders Of record at the close OF business
March II, 1919. Checks will be mailed
I. J.. ELLIOTT, Sec'V q Treas
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4 crate. 1871; BERMUDA. hnrki

Ssss fsr;nips;. b6I., ,l50a2, Romano.
erSto ,sssSs sSsS. ndasnh
bchs.. s2.6093. Spinach virginia Dbl,
N.6o9e: Texas, bsk. slQ1,75; California,
crate. S393.75 Squash, old. Dbl, $500
$50; box, S4q5. Turnips. rutabaga, Dbl.
or bag. 81 @l.75: white. Dbl. or bag, sl1
LsS; Bermuda. white, crate; :l5og:.
nearby, 100 bcts. tl9s; California. crate,
3292.b0; bsk., $3.50.
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SITUATION wANTEp-MhLK.


THOMAS G. KERRlDGE, 60 Chandos
Ave, South Ealing. London W. s., Eng
land. desires TO represent few FIRST class
American firms; twenty-five years finest
London experience as private secretary and
chief clerk. Write or cable to the above
addrs.a.
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The BOARD OF Directors have declared
the regular quarterly dividend OF sl.75 per
share upon the preferred capital stock Of
this company, payable April lst 1919. to
stockholders OF record at the close of busl-
ness March 5th. 1919.
Dividend checks will be mailed by Tho
Farmers Loan and Trust Company. Trans
fer Agents, No. 1922 William Street, New
York City, to stockholders who have filed
mailing orders.
A. NJ. ROBERTSON. Secretary.
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AMERICAN SNUFF COMPANY.

Memphis. Tenn. March ;. 1919.
Dividends OF ia . on the Preferred and
3ee the Common stock OF AMERICAN
SNUFF COMPANY were today declared
payable April |, 1919. to stockholders of
record at the close OF business March lS
1919. Checks Will be mailed
Transfer books VIII remain open.
HTNCH
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A. NJ. ROBERTSON, Secretary.
Ynrk March Ath
GEORGE ". HELME COMPANY,
III Fifth Ave,

New York. March 5, 1919.
Dividends OF one and three quarters per
cent. on the Preferred stock and two and
one-half on the Common stock OF George
W. Helme Company were this day declared.
payable April !. 1919. TO stockholders OF
record at the close OF business March Is.
1919. Cheeks will he mailed
N CHRISTU Sat-,
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HELP wANTEi,-MALE.-

s.s az ~ ss sso seS 4 tn:
80 M: g; A.: 20 school. Telephone Colun,bns
$40 W. 9TH 81 1890. special classes for ladis.-
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Live stock Market. In Other cities.

KANSAS CITY. March 5.-Hogs-
eelpts. 1900; higher. Bulk. s1735dls;
heavy, Sl7.s0als.25; packers and butch
ers, sl7,5hgls1o; lights, E1725917,4o;
Cattle-Recelpts. 5000; steady. Primo
fed steers, $lsW 10; dressed beef steers. S12
q1s; Southern steers nominally, s7T13;
cows Sl0p14,50: heifers, $s,50Q14.50;
stockers and feeders, $l21lG.50; bulls
s.hOq IL So calves Sl0alI.
sheep-Receipts. 1900; higher Lambs
s19Q 10 so; yearlings, $40 20 " 1880: weth-
ers. l4gl0; ewes, s13 q 1880
ST. LOUIS. March Hogs-Rece.pts
1880; higher. Lights 17s5T1s 20: pigs
Sl34 1910; mixed and butchers, SlsU
q1s4O
Cattle-Recclrts, 400; steady. Native
beef steers, s11. 50H 1880; ycarling steers
and helfcrs, 81 i0W l6; cows. s12a ~. 80 f:
stockers and feeders. tGM i3,;sN fair to
prime Southern beef steers, S10als: beef
cows and hrifers. sT5od ~: Gamers aud
cut,ers, SoS04 80, native calves, S1.,5
u 1880
Sheep-Receipts, 900, higher. Lambs
SIS, 50T 1879; ewes. SlO.50U 1.25; Gamers
and choppers, s5p9.
CHICAGO. March a.--lIogs--Recsipts
Fl 600; market early 81 TO 4Oc higher
closed duh, 10 TO zoe lower than opening;
estimated to-morrow 10, 600 Rnlk NJ
saiea ,is.ioGlsA5; butchsra $500
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o. r. PAINTER, Cashier.
Dated. New York. February 2Sth. 1919.
CENTRAL OF GEORGIA RAILWAY CO.
Annual Meeting Of StockhoIders.

Savannah. Ga, February 20, 1919
The annual meeting OF the stockholders
OF Central of Georgia Railway Company
will be held at the once of the Corpora
ton. No. l6 Bryan Street, East, in tho
City of Savannah. Georgia, on Wednesday,
the 18th day OF March. 1919. at 1900
o'clock A. NJ, for the election of Directors
and the transaction OF such other business
a. may come before the meeting.
CHARLES +. GROVES. Secretary.