davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1919-05-11
SOUTHERN SPOT MARKETS
. III S I e N a N C G
Cereals

Cereals
INSTRUMENTATION have been sent
out by the Grain Corporation to lead
ers in the grain, milling and baking
trades for series of conferences with
Julius Barnes, United States Wheat
Director, beginning next Tuesday
morning.
Corn.-Corn prices were lower yes
terday. Selling was caused by larger
arrivals of Argentine corn and the
more favorable weather. Prices were
easy at the opening, but steadied with
the firming up of hog prices. The clos
ing showed net losses of one-half to
1Ss cents.
Yesterdays Previous Year
Corn No yellow. si.sIA si.ss
Chicago:
9a1y May - :::::: 1ss 1:ss 1:ss 1:ssR s1ss3s s1:ss%s
September 1884 1.55s
Oats-oats started lower and declined
about cent but rallied later with corn
o5ss f." ~ 5s's VIII. 'ssS s'?SS' :isM .ss IS"
Chicago:
}a1y MY .:::::::::: - ss .ssn :ss7s IS :sSM :sS%
September ....... .64 .641s
hyc.-MdIheL lower.
Yesterda"'s Previous Year
New York: close. close. ago
Cash, No. West. $1.68 SLIP $3.50
Flour and Neutrality-suspicious. were:
Yesterdays Previous Yesr
MINI sp $500 $500 SspaS $50 ST 90
Corn -four doo@ aa.25 1909 4.25 500
Bran, 100 lb 46.25 5@46.50 1925 @46.5O
Cottonseed Oil-The market was
quiet. Traders are cautious pending
developments in the matter of the
compound lard price on expected allo-
cations. Sales were 200 barrels.
Prices for future contracts were:
New-York tribune., 1919-05-11
Bonds
Consolidated EXCHANGE

'unlisted. tsell cents per share.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-11
Butter, Cheese and Eggs

Butter.-Receipts were 14,515 pack
ages. Creamery, higher than extras.
10, 5sA @6oc; extras, 90 score, soc:
firsts, So to 81 score, 5712MtSi5c:
seconds, 83 to 81 score, 55057c; lower
grades, 52@54c; unsalted, higher than
extras, 620621ac; extras, 61M61hc:
firsts, $4,000; seconds, 650 5Sc:
state dairy tubs, finest, 571a@5sSc.
good to prime, 55057c; common to
fair, 4S@54c; renovated, extras, 521sM
o3c; trsts, 51052c; lower grades, A76n
49c; imitation creamery, firsts. asa
50c; ladies', current make, firsts, 47f0
4S1ec; seconds, 451s G146c; lower
grades, 44@45c; packing stock, cur
rent make, No. /, 45c; No. 2. 43M@
44c; lower grades, 40@43c.
Receipts were 4,215 boxes.
State. whole milk, fresh flats, colored.
Id, 32A @324ac; white, S214@324c;
average run, colored, 32c; white, S2c;
white, 32A @321ac; colored, 32A@
S2c; lower grades, 31@311ac: flats,
held, S7@39c; twins, held, 97@Ssc;
Wisconsin, whole milk, twins, held,
34@5sc; fresh, 32@32kc; single
daisies, held, 35@3Sc; fresh, white,
33c; colored, S21a @32s4c; double
daisies, held, 85@38c; fresh, 32Ad0
32Kc; Young Americas, held, fresh,
33 u @34c; state, skins, specials, 23Ml
2374c; prime to choice, 20M22c; fair
to good, 15@1sc; lower grades, ca
14c.
Eggs.-Receipts were 32,1s4 cases.
Fresh gathered, extras. dozen, 481a@
49c; storage packed, extra firsts, 48c:
firsts, 461a @47kc; gathered, extra
firsts, 4779 C948c; frsts, Northerly Sec
tions, 457a @47c; Southerly sections,
45(4 Acc; seconds and poorer, 41M44c:
dirties, No. l. 41k @421ac; No. 2 and
poorer, 37@41c; checks, good to choice.
dry, 40M41c; under grades, 35M39c;
state, Pennsylvania and nearby West
ern hennery whites, fine to fancy, b3c;
ordinary to prime, 48@52c; gathered
whites, ordinary to fine, 48M52c;
Western and Southern, gathered
whites, s47M51c; state, PENNSYLVANIA
and nearby hennery browns, 50M5lc;
gathered brown and mixed colors. 45M
49c.
Hny and Straw
Yesterday. A year ago.
Per ton. Per ton.
large bales. S4s.00@44 90 500 0o@s2.0o
Glover. No. l. NIX 38.0O@4O.00 $500 IA rs. 90
Rye straw. No. 13.00@14.00 1900 -
Orchard ind Field
Yesterday. A year ago.
Peas, Scotch. is 1900 500 is.SSgfe.6o
Potatoes, NV, Dbl. 5000 $50 1000 4.50
pples. Bldw, Dbl 7.0o@Is.O0 4.o0@ 1.50
Grapefruit, box 4.50@ 9.25 2.00@ $50
oranges, HUI H.UD X
New-York tribune., 1919-05-11

lunit OF trade on this exchange. 10 share.1
transactions and prices yesterday for tn.
more active shares follow:
New-York tribune., 1919-05-11
Import Restrictions Lifted

WASHINGTON, May 1o.-The Brit
lsh government has removed from
the restricted import list certain drugs
ana chemicals which do not contain
dutiable ingredients. In making the
announcement to-day the British En-
bassy said dyestuffs were not affected.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-11
Bonds

Following is q complete record Of all
transactions in bonds on the New York
Stock Exchange yesterday:
New-York tribune., 1919-05-11
Industrials

Sales. Omen. Hicb r,,r ruA
5000 sAetna Exploe. 11M 11lL 1nzx ~
400 sAm Chem Pr. IL |a Ks
100 BRAN Tob reg 24L, 25Lae o4N osS
4S00 90o 80 40 coupon. 25s4 26I4 25s4 26N
10V0 0VV .fa,nors Zap o. an +. ga ga es4 sA
AOoU ooV n amous FL. 20 80 IS 81
200 SFreeport T S. 46 46 46 d.
5000 *Gen Asphalt 72 ~ SO -
500 Grape Ola 49,. 81 81 81 ~
eco do preferred. ~ w ~ ~
25QQ0 eHayden Chem. 9N e5s az nnIs
5000 Hupp Mot Car g 80 az oa2
1900 Inter Rubber. 32M 32N % e079
800 Lack Co Coal 1917, 22 1q,L 81
1000 lib Men & L 81 81 aOLee aolL
1900 *Lima LOGON. 48 61N 17/1 s99IH
1900 IN M & Ariz L 4H az o1|a
10000 N Am G. P. 653 tx az s,<
10000 IN Sav r Co b6 6oN ssE ee/2
1000 "Pac Dew Corp e4iL, as e2|2 S Se
10000 Perfec & r.. ~ 1N 1A ~
5000 ~Phiip Morris. 13 13" 1oE 1oH
$50 sRem Typewr.. so 70 75@ 777H
1000 sSavod Tire G. SO 62M 59 soH
200 aSimpson Coal. w 7H sM 7|z
2400 *Stand Gas e. z 40 az as AtH
1000 Subm BIT " ctf 143h 1871 fdaz 1sE
$500 *Swift Intl 80. 63N 6aE 6o% soN
5000 Tri Fm ctfs 1L5 1M 1tL ~
10000 Un Profit Shar, oL6 2E oJs
2550 ~ S 1t & H &c 2H c5s osh o5S
200 #Warren Bros 43 43o as "a 10
1900 Wayne Coal -. 3sS 3M 3sk az
10000 *Wrt-M Airc G. ak 6N az 67
New-York tribune., 1919-05-11
Flour and Meal.-Quotations were:
Tea

Good demand for all kinds of teas
continued yesterday. Jobbers end i'm
porters said that last week had been
the most satisfactory of the year.
Prices continue firm.
Quotations for lots of 30 and 100
packages follow:
New-York tribune., 1919-05-11
s-spss~-r~>--1ur<rrH1.
MEETINGS
WESTINGHOUSE
ELECTRIC

/, nais.ECIKiO as i, a. NuFACfURISG co,
I've sroaaway. New York. N. Y, May 4. 1918
v,a! me stock transfer books VIII. for the
purposes OF the. annual meeting OF stock
noluers. to be held on June ii. 1918. be
closed on May 30. 1914 at sto O'clock
* a. and reopened Tune IL, s9lA AZ
>JXGns q. nnNNnr.n s.esssasm
New-York tribune., 1919-05-11

Rye.-Market lower.
Yesterda"s Previous Year
New York: close. close ago
Cash. No. West. $1.68 SLIP $3.50
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Livestock, Meats, Provisions

Yesterday year ago
Live steers fair to
prime, 90 ib. S14. 90 S17.00 S1S.00@S1 S17.20
Dressed beef sides
Id. ........... .20@.25A .1s@ .231z
Live veals, COM
mon to prime,
100 ib. 12.50@16.50 12.00@15.50
Dressed veals, city,
h. ........... 200 30 .189 "a
Live ewes, 100 lb 8.00Q,II. 11.OO@Is.25
Dressed mutton. Id 200 "a .23@ .26
Live lambs fair to
prime, 100 lb .14.00@16.25 tE.50@17.O0
Dressed lambs,
city, lb. .... 300 "a .20@ 80
Hogs, 100 lb. 2O.5O@21.OO 1S.60@1S.75
Dressed O & S,
bacon, lb -. .2Ssx a .2S7s .26@ .26N
Mess beef. Dbl. =. 80. 90 a sc. 90 $4,000 SO 90
Mess pork, bbl.. $1,000 - b4.OU@ a $500
Lard. Midwest,
100 lb. ...... 3s.90@34oo aI.15@25.25
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y. S. Government Bonds
(New York Stock Exchange Quotations)
CLOSING Quotations)

Pre-War lssueS:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-28
WSSl WS.Sl
NAMOkNfK v. HRDLlcKA
MA DOVOLENE.

Namofnik V. Hrdlicka pro-
Gleva ma dovolene svych ro-
dicu, bvdlicich V {. 2171 zap.
As ul. Hrdlicka lest clenem po
sadky bitevnice "Wyoming", =,
kterazto LODI doprovazela a pre-
sidenta Wilsona "a plavby do
Francie. Wyoming pripoiil Sc
Eu lodni eskorte presidentove
We vodach anglickych a plul
20 boku presidentov6 lodi Ge-
orge Washington az do Bre-
stu. kde panu Wilsonovi dosta-
10 Sc skveleho privitani jak cd
FrancouzG tax i Americand.
Wyoming pred tim podilel sc
ma niceni mem. submarin a nej
vice patroloval y britickych
brehii " dosahu Portland. Hrd-
iiGka pravi. re anglicti a anne.
,ricti plavci nemaii Sc v take Ia
see jakz mnohdy tiskem je O.
a ma sousi mezi brl
tickymi lodniky a americkymi
namorniky ze k castym sraz-
k;lm dOchazi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-28
BUDOU VfTAT PRESI-
DENTA.

Demokrat,cky klub dvacate-
no ,distriktu We sve posledni
cchizi v dolennirn m6st6 kona-
ne pfiial resoluci, kterou kre-
ditovana je cinnost tajemnika
valky N. D. Bakera, byvaleho
naseho mayora. Pri te prilezi-
tosti usneseno podilet Sc ma
s'avnostrim vitani presidenta
Wilsona, jakmile tyz Fran
Gle domI Sc navrati. Klub po-
zAda o vypomoc zdejsi vykon-
NY vybor demokraticky ku
dctycnemu vitani vysle neko-
lik svych zastupcd. Narodni de
mokraticky vybor bude poza-
dan, ably clevelandske delega-
ci "a vit&ni presidenta dostalo
SO mista vyznacneho. Navrat
presidenta Wilsona lie oceka-
vat brzy po skonceni mirove
conference V Parizi, kterouzto
.xonferenci svetova valka do
cka Sc posledni sve kapitoly.
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CUV. cox POzADAN o VYSETRO-
4s> ,-... VANI. -. 49, ..~
MESTSTf RADNf ZASLOU SVrJ APPEL DO
COLUMBUS.

Ia vtereisi schhze mestske
rady priiata ordinance, poza-
dujfci, ably guverner statu O.
hio vysetroval bezpetnostni po
merry v Clevclandu. Dcmokra-
tietf radni neisou vsak pro to,
:by dotcenym vysetrovanim "a
h1val Sc rep. navladnf Price a
cilteii vysetfovani zvlastnfm,
restrannym vyborem legislativ
MIN. Usnesenf rady by'o iiz po
s'ano do Columbus, do dnes-
n.ho dopolcdne. neZi'steno
vsak. co guv. Cox zalezitosti
ta ueinf.
Mezi tim mistni advokatni
komora pokracuje, We vlastnim
vvsetrov;inf a okr. zalobce
Doerfler chvsta zalobv prot
rucitelnm. kteri propadle zaru
k.- nezaplatili. zaloby ty "a.
dany budou Ultra neb We ctvr.
tex a takto jedna Sc dhrnem q
$4,000 zarukovvch penez
Neivice propadlvch zaruk ma
profes;onelni ruGitel a pravnik
s. Kohn.
Policeini nacelnik Smith sc
;naii. lie letos v zine udalo sc
Clevelandu meme ZlOcin1 ne5
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-28
PROTEST l.laER4Ln,
Ohio Home Rule liga pfipra-.
vuje voiby referendni.

Cuverner Cox sdG,il oficiel-
me Washingtonn, ze legfslatu-
ira statu Ohio schvAlila sic pro-
hlb:tnf dodatek. lee tez VIA
dnim iradim refcroval, ze "a
iistopadovfho h)asovani nase
obGanstvo prohlasiIo se pro vol
by referendni, kterymzto refc-
'rendnim statnfm dodatkem ra-
',ifikace (schvalenf narodni "a
povednost) teprv v 80 dnech
" Ohio mdze byt uzakon6na a
pfipadne zrusena. Zajimave
'lale jest. lie Ohio Home Rule
ciga zaslala vcera statnimu ia
;emniku do Washingtonu pro-
test, kterym vladni depart
nent .ie zadan, ably Ohio neby-
10 zarad6no mezi staty narod-
III prohibici urGita schvalujici.
Home Rule liga zamysli totiz
pozadat o zvlastni, referendni
'volby, ktere dotcenou prohibic
mi ratifikaci nasi legislatury L.
pine mohou zrusiti. Tajemnik
Iome Rule ligy, pan l.. H. Glib
son rozeslal jiz petice referend
nj hlaeovani pozadujici a nen1
Dochyby. ze O prohibici lid sta
tn Ohio bude hlasovat jeste je.
dnou, kterazto volba nedavnou
lratifikaci naSi legislatury mi.
5e ncSkodnou uciniti.
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IlWlsS|,I \ ',|,I fWSS1 7! S
CARAz VYHORELA.

Dnes kratcc po pill noci wy
hofela garaz pana Frant. We
, erky, 2705 Clark Ave. Nezna
100 "a jakych okolnosti ohen
vzn'kl, vi Sc .jen, kdyz hasici
lpfijeli, re celia garaz jiz hore-
la. takze Skody budou znacne.
Daleko v6tsi ztratu utrpela
dnes rano Caseova drevarska
spolecnost, 1862 vych. 40 ul.,
liz shorelo vice stoh1 staveb-
niho drivi. I v tomto pripadu
wink ohne medal sc ziistiti.
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'WSSl WSSl
POzAR v HOTELU.

V druhem patre hotelu
Clark, 1919 Prospect Ave-,
yznikl dnes casne rano oheH,
ktery rozsixl Sc i do poschodi
vyssich. Vzdor tomu hasici opa
novali situaci v pGl hodine, tax
re skoda ma majetku jen 1900
dollarG obnasi. Odhozena ma.
zehnuta cigareta zavinila po.
Zar.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-28
SUFRAzETY OcEKAVAJf
BRZKY USPECH.

VyroCni Sized cleveland
skvch sufrazet ukoncen V So
botu " Hollenden hotelu pri kite
"emzto zaveru nacelnice zen-
skeho hnuti V Soustati predpo-
N:daly, re zenska otazka bude
,vyrlzena do brezna. Pakli by
demokraticky kongres do d.
brezna zenske hIasovaci pra-
vO neschvalil, ucini tax jeho ma
stupce, kongres republican
sky. Wee sufrazet znacne Sc
z!epsila iakm:le president Will
son zenskou akci indorsoval.
Eazda velka politicka strana
ktera by dotcenou otazku ig.
norovala. mhsi zaniknout a ne
mi vic pochyby, ze hlasovac
,pravo zenam We Spojenych Sta
tech brzy bude povoleno. Po.
dobne presvedceni tlumocils
PAM McCOrmickova u Chica
ga, dcera zvecneleho zdejSiht
senatora NJ. A. Hanny. iakoz
pani Funkova, demokratka :
Illinois rovn6z ma zdeiSf kon
vcnci Sc podilejici.
lWSS1 fWSS1
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WSSl 'WSS
CAST 50. DIV. v SHERMAN,

Predvoj 83. p6si divise pri-
nyl vcera do tabora Sherman
z Francic. Osmdesata tTeti di-
Use bojovala u TOulu a v Ar.
ronnskem lese a V pfedvoii wee
"a sc vrativsich bylo asi 80 Gle
veland' d'anu z nichz nektefi vra
till Sc jake rekonvaleScenti
Pet Cleveland'anH ma bojiSti
ranenych poslano v Sherman
do voiensk6 nemocnice, mez
mimi Vilem Wentzloff. 435f
Martin Ave. jenZ byl .streler
do ruky.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-28
OsUDNY PAD.

22lety slovensky delnik M.
,1arhenkO, 2258 Professor Av.
zabyval Sc vcera Landesma-
novych krejcovnach 1909 zap.
6 ul., mytim oxen We ctvrtem
poschod,. Ia podobne nebez-
pecne prace vyklonil Sc okna
vic nez bylo bezpecno a ztra-
tiv rovnovahu sritil Sc do hlou
bky sedesati stop. Jarmenko
zemfel brzy po zavratnem
SVEN padu ma chodn{ku a po-
ziistatky jeho do okr. marnice
hvly dopraveny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-28

,oni. Vzdor ieho udani rovntz
vtera rerortovana iradHm ce-
IL rada loupeznych pfepadeni
"a drobnych kradczi. Nejvftsi
ztratu vcera utrpdla Pneuma-
tic Tool Co.. 1884 vych. 78 ILL.,,
liz 2 registru S840 bylo odci-
zenO.
Vtcra byl tez prcpaden a o.
bran ieden mas kraian. pan Ka
.rel s'ndelar. 1902 Kinsman
Road. iemuz poulicni lupiti L.
zmnli tobolku mensi tastku pc
meg obsahujici.
Ctyrllstek pfepadnuvSi p. 10
Sefa Podojila, 1898 vych. So
ul.. kteremzto prepadu psali
isme liz vGera. nebvl dosud de
tektivy vypatran. Naprot; to-
mu pozatykano vSak mnozstvi
,iinych proTnilcG, takze cely
policejnich stanic jsou prapl.
:lanv a Ckresni vezeni ma tolik
sverencG, jako nikdy pred tim.
V nocleharn6 {. 2150 vych
10 ul. vybrana vcera vladnfm
detektivy dina pen6zokazG q
n.icelnlk tychz, vyslouzily ka
rance J. Rice ocitl Sc rovnez "a
mfizi. V dime zabaveno mno;
stvi hotovych a nedohotove
Intch mirci. kovu a rGznych pc
mncek ku razenl pen6Z. Rec
chtel detektiv6m ut6ci. by
;ysak po prudkem poulicnim z;
,pasu spoutan a do v6zenl "a
'vleGen. Rice prodleval We v,ad
MIN zalari ma pevnosti Leavel
worth liz dvakrat a jednou :
kaznice Sc vylamal ma svobo
iAu. Zde RAIL stribrne pIlldoll;
nv. kterezto pad6lkv ktcras lie
,ho spole6nice uvaddla do ODE
, IN. Zenstinu tn hledaii rovn6
isnolkovi taini policiste.
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cENT foTRANiN N.EsAJf.

-Po dlouhe,- ,dob6. .neustMehe,
Fstoupani cen potravin zaeinaii
Sc konecn6 jeviti znamky, ze
hylo dosazeno vrchole jeiich,
cen a stava k!esani, jez asi ne
bude mozno spekulantdm tax
snadno zastaviti. Vterejsek
znamena' potvrzeni obrat,l,
ktery &c ma potravinovem trhu
zatal jeviti bshem nasledujf-
rich IA dnH.
Klesani toto Jest velikou ra-
ncu spekulantdm, kten hroma
dill zasoby potravin a nyni pi1
nepoplratelnem klesani cen Sc
chteji rychle zbaviti svych "a
sob. dokud to jeste ide. Ale je
velikou otazkou, ida Sc Jim to
podari, protoze We velkoobcho
du nasledkem velke nabidky
Sc jevi zdeseni nakupovati
Sc obmezuji jen ma nejnutn6j-
81, ably Sc uchranili moznych
''ztrat.
| Z mnohych okolnosti ma po-
trav;novvch trzich Sc jevicich
Ivychazi ma jevo, ze jak kupu-
tjici obecenstvo, tax i obchodni
kruhy chovaji pevnou domnen
iku, ze ceny budou klesat dale
a rychleii, jakmile jen pride
idoba, kdy nebude platiti VIA
dou zarucena cena "a psenici
a nastane Ease volny obchod
g ri. Okolnosti teto Jest zatim
vyuzivano obilnim obchodem
v cizozemi, ktery Sc obratil pl-
nou svou vahou do Australia a
.'izni Ameriky. kde mGze pse-
nlci kupovati daleko levn6.ii,
.inez v Amerce. Proto take usta
liza poptavka po nj z cizozemi
Nv cenach kukurice, ovsa ba-
: vlny nastalo take snizeni.
! E-151 N-
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NOVY REDAKTOR "ORCA-
NU BRATRSTVA T.. S. r. S."

Ma lednove schGzi 1rednikG
Narodniho Hlavniho Radu {. S
p. S. byl "a redaktora "Orga-
nu Bratrstva c. S. P. S. zvolen
p. F. J. Kutak, Glen chicazske-
no radu Darwin {. 81, a vyda.
vatel a redaktor "Rozhledn"
.vychazeiicich> v Omaze, Neb.,
Cleveland'an.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-04-15
Continuation Committee
Report Is Considered

The report of the continuation COM
house-party conference held a few
months ago was heard at the meeting
Of the executive committee Of the Five
Years Meeting Of America in session
at the South Eighth Street Friends
church this morning. DR.. A. E. Cory,
director of the field work of the inter
church movement, which is working
toward combination in sommon aim
of all the protestant churches of the
world, presented some Of the tenta-
tive plans of the movement, which,
although not completed, are growing
in significance. The part that Amer
lea will play in the extensive world
program is one of great importance
and the part of the Friends churches
is likewise of moment.
DR.. Allen D. Hole is chairman of the
executive committee. The committee
met again this afternoon and discus
sed the questions brought up at the
morning sessions. No definite de-
cisions were reached. The executive
committee and all the Five Year Meet
ing boards meet at the South Eighth
Street Friends church at 1880 o'clock
tonight.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-04-15
Merchants Join in Move to
Close Stores on I Thursdays

Names Of several merchants have
been added to the list of those who
will close their stores on Thursday
afternoons during July and August.
1t is hoped that many more will be
added to the list. Those merchants
who will close at IL o'clock on Thurs
day during July and August are Ack-
erman's, Mashmeyer & Granger, Pal
ais Royal, Lee B. Nusbaum. Boston
Store, G. H. Knollenberg Co., Hoosier
Store, Vigran's Ladies' Wear, Rapps.
Fashion Shop, w. o. Crawford, G, H.
Nolte, Grand Leader, George Fox,
Frankel and Harding, Sam Fred, Loehr
& Klute, Model Clothing Co., Thomp-
son and Borton, Hirsch's Credit Store,
Safer Hat Co., Ray Lchtenfels, Frank
Macke, Burton and Bills, Teeple and
Vessel, Feltman's, Walk-Over, Neff &
Nusbaum, Sample Shoe Store, New
Method, Sam Vigran, Ed Wilson, Ora
hams, o. Helms. Kreimeiers and Kres-
Be Five and Ten Cent Store, and Ken
nedy Clothing Co.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-04-15
RICHMOND man INVENTS DEVICE THAT
MULTIPLIES POWER OF WATER WHEELS

7 matter to secure site at suitable
point for an eight-foot dam on almost
any of these streams, and then an ex-
tension of a race with sufficient ad-
ditional fall of another eight feet, to
a point on the bank Of the stream for
scooping out a conical-shaped large
cistern or reservoir with wide up
per surface, but tapering with the
| lowest point narrowed down to a
small oblong point at which nozzle
shaped opening is provided for the
escape or election of the water.
This practically provides a second
nozzle through which the water rushes
with great power into this second or
metallic nozzle which narrows both
latterally and perpendicularly all the
way down to the entrance of the curv-
ed buckets on the periphery OF the
water wheel
GAS the weight of cubic foot of
water is sixty-two and half pounds,
this multiplied by sixteen, the num-
Der of feet of fall here secured, one
thousand pounds Of pressure from
each cubic foot Of water Is here push
ing into the secondary nozzle leading
to the water wheel, which would sup
ply 10000 pounds, or ten tons OF wa
ter per second rushing through the
curved or bent levers on the perl
phery of the wheel. OF course 1t will
be understood that by the narrowing
Of the secondary or metallic nozzle
leading to the wheel, prevent larg-
er volume of water escaping per sec
ond than Is supplied by the race from
its source above.
Obtains Greater Eorce
ut is a well known fact that water
which has a slow motion will trickle
around any heavy object that may be
placed in it's way, but force this same
volume of water with terrific speed
against the interposing object and it's
great momentum will hurl such OBJ
jects out Of it's way. So by thus in
creasing the speed of a comparative
ly small stream of water, as Is clear
ly accomplished by this invention,
obtain a resultant force which acts
with remarkable power, as il is COM
PEELED by its screw, or staggered
course through the several buckets or
bent levers surrounding the water
wheel, to traverse a much longer line
by which a constant pressure Is
brought to act on several wings at a
time, before it is released from the
wheel, while the water only gives one
stroke on the paddle of the old-fashion-
ed water wheel, when it then escapes
and it's further power on the wheel
is ended.
A Bright Outlook.
'"The wonderful possibilities Of the
undeveloped water power in our coun-
try are startlingly surprising and al
most beyond our comprehension. The
commissioner Of corporations, in his
report to the government recently
stated that The water wheels in our
country are now developing more
than 100000 horse power, and yet
the undeveloped water power of this
country at this time Is doubtless more
than 100000 horse power
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-04-15
Dance in Art Gallery of
High School April rs

The Board of Education has permit
ted a dance to be given in the art gal
lery of the high school, April %, for
the Juniors and Seniors of the high
school. This is the first school dance
to be given. The dance will be chap
eroned by at least four members OF
the high school faculty and the par
ents Of the participants will be in
vited. The musicians will be high
school students. The party will be
over at 1920 o'clock.
Principal Kelly of the high school
said Tuesday that the dance will be
entirely under the control of the
school authorities.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-04-15
Aid for Greek Refugees
Asked of Allied Powers
(By Associated Press)


SALONIKI, April 15.-The league
OF Greek refugees has sent telegram
to President Wilson and the allied
premiers at Paris, asking that the al
lied powers intervene in Asia Minor
in behalf Of the inhabitants of north
ern Cappadocia, where thousands are
dying from starvation, according to
reports reaching this city.
During the past five centuries more
than million residents of this region,
which Is the ancient kingdom of Pom
tus, have been massacred by the
Turks" the telegram declares. "and
since the war began 100000 people
have been slain there by the Turks"
The territory Is largely inhabited
by Greeks.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-04-15
CHURCH OBSERVING
week OF PRAYER

A week Of prayer is being observed
at the Christian church this week.
Three meetings will be held Wednes-
day. The meeting on the West Side
will be held at the home of Mrs.
Benjamin Manley. Mrs. J. A. Walls
will be the leader.
The meeting south of Main street
will be held at the home of Mrs. Will
liam Huber, z10 South Thirteenth
street, with Mrs. Edward Undertake
as leader.
The meeting north of Main will be
with Mrs. William Keelor, 223 North
Nineteenth street Mrs. Champion
will be leader