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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-04-26

WEKERLE REPORTED DEAD.
London, April pa dispatch to
the Central News exchange says
Vienna newspapers state that Alex
ander Wekerle is dead.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-04-26
PRESBYTERIAN-

PRESBYTERIAN
Central Presbyterian - Corner of Four
tenth street and Tenth avenue
Passionate vacant. Sunday school
at 10 a m. Junior Christian Endeavor
at p. IN. Senior Christian Endesvor at
d 30 p. m. Services at 10:4J a. m. and
30 a. m. Rev. James A. G.. Waits of
Mendoza, H., will preach at both services
Broadway observation-disclosures Tween
ty-third street an Seventh avenue. Rev
John McGown Stevenson. pastor. Bib'e
school at $3.50 a m. Services at 10 40
a. m. and 7 80 .. m Mems bible ass
at Q 80 a. m: DIR. J. W. Stewart. leader
Senior Christian Endeavor at 6 80 D. m
intermediate Christian Endeavor at 6:3e
y. m Services at 1915 a. m. and 2 30
y. m. Pastor morning theme. THE The
o,ogy of Nature" Evening subject The
Situation In the Far East"
South Park Presbyterian Corner of
Thirtieth street and Fifteenth avenue
Rev. w. G.. Oglevee. pastor. Sunday
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-21
KILLED 700 HUNS
S|LGLE AAkD.O
Captain CASTOR Merry Tells Viii
mington Friends of Exciting
Time at the Front.

How he single handed with a machine
gun, killed off IN one day two battalions
of Huns, mortality list of between
six and seven hundred men was a por-
tion of the thrilling story, Captain Gas
ton Merry of the French Army told a
few friends, during the course of fare
well dinner. rendered him at the VIII
mineton Club last evening. Captain
Merry has been in this country several
months. and is preparing TO return 10
his home country shortly.
The officer speaks very good English,
and it was after he had expressed hls
appreciation for the courtesy and kind
ness shown him during his stay IN this
city that he told something of what
he had seen and undergone while at the
front
One of the diners said to him, tell
ms the most exciting moment or period
YOU experienced Mt the front The cap
tain thought for moment and then be-
gan telling the story
II appears that he with several other
officers. was assigned To an outpost,
in 1916. fo observe the advance Of the
German army. The outpost was well
fortified and was supplied with machine
guns and plenty of ammunition.
At dawn of one Of the days IN the out
post. German shell struck the outpost,
and killed all Of the occupants With The
exception Of Captain Merry and another
captain. lie at once endeavored to render
first aid to the wounded officer, but the
latter told him it was useless. Tie said that
he knew he was fatally hurt, and that
nothing could save him, SO he directed
Captain Merry to work the machine
gun on the approaching Huns.
All that day Captain Merry piled the
machine gun, and during that time moved
down two battalonB Of Huns. With the
coming Of evening, he escaped back II
his own lines Not until he had reached Q
more safe place. did he relax, but then the
terrific strain under which he had lived
for few hours caused him to break
For many months after that day he
ducked every time hc heard the scrce~h
of n shell But he finally regained his
nerve again
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-21
TWO FCU"D GUILTY
IN GAMBLING CASE
Thomas Nelson and James Saines
Convicted of Keeping Table.
Ask New Trial.

Thomas Nelson and James Sarnes
were found guilty Of keeping . gaming
table by jury IN Court Of General Sos
slons yesterday afternoon. Robert G.
Har7nan. counsel for the defendants
askot for an arrest Of judgment and
moved for a new trial Ills motion will he
heard Friday
The court has not as vet given decision
on the petition of MIR Harlnsn asking for
the return OF goods said To have been
taken hy local detectives in a raid on
Nelson and Saincs place, No sos Shpley
street. without a warrant
Testimony taken in the case showed
that nu...cr OF men were III a light
lunch" room on the second floor Of No
SOS Shiplcy street, playing poker, on the
night OF December l6, when the place
was raidod bv the detectives.
Preston Williams, colored, charged with
highway robbery OF Thomas Connought,
was fined $500, given two years an the
workhouse, and sentenced to receive 10
lashes
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-21
MARTINEZ CONVICTED.
Pound Guilt, hy Jury of Conducting Gam
Ing Table.

Salvatore Martinez indicted on -four
counts iu EtmhAnC case. was NcStcr-
u.l sound Eur> nn thc 'IrSf one that
u k,,uttc gaming table IN General
Sessions Calrt NttornrN James Sauis-
r.r, vhu defended MARTINEZ gave notice
lr W.u'I 4pp,Hl to It'll, supreme Court
Inr state alleged thar Martinez CON
a.l.f,-! restaurant nu the street floor
West second street Is bind
ubang dru overhead
81 salisbury attorney tor the de-
.l NtturrcN General Rhnehart
4 -,.,tr,. tr.> dUunc the taking oi
II. ttrpn, salisbury manv objections
=. tu. ,vorue, generals questions plaln-
r'I,l IA, 4'tcr hut salisbury per-
-0sttd r,is.uG pomt. for objection and
ytra us, rried had exceptions noted.
Ntrtn.. ,rn1 i.ipi tht stand IN ms own
r..r~ .emrI tta' h had ever permitted
.lri .tl. r hI~ house. or thai hC had re-
E. tri mou,, tor the use ~ ms rooms or
t.he ipr gambling purposes Hc said
tt,., ver, rut men boarding 81 ms place
.t I'D. cntei
Irvr ~ >> witnesses called by the de-
tr- testified 'Na' tho, were IN the
f,.r,.. rant hv, ol t,u minutes hcfOvc the
+, rrflrd aud ttar they saw no evi-
.-a rrr beard any oi any gambling
..e ,r In rhc bou-, They SAID there
1.,r, '.u 80 tNeiv, u.cn W the restaurant
,ltuc b e,rAmg flee when they ar
fNt rh'r
HI closing tl- oae. salisbury pointed
u.' ttc Iun that gambling was not a
.rrt 4ni -ha' 'ht ~ole point at issue was
Whether or NOT MARITIME was exhibiting
a canning table or was concerned IN an
lntarc~, IN m4mtalng ~ gambling table on
ur lhon December -
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-21
. TRANSPORTS AND CRUISER
COMING WITH 5000 MORE
Bv Assoeiate PCS % Every Evenlng

BY Associate d Press to Every Evening
Washington, Jan 21-Two transports,
the Coma and Susquehanna and the
cruiser Frederick. are on the WAY home
from France with more than SIX thousand
troops
The Coma is expected to reach New
York Friday with nearly three thousand
troops. including the 33lst Infantry COM
nlete, of the SD Division; two casual
companies for Camp Meade, and one for
Camp Upton
The Frederick is due at New York
January %, with 800 men, including
Headquarters medical detachment and
the First Battalion comprising Companies
\. Il. G., and ID of the 33Oth Infantry
sid Division; the roth and 492d Aero
Sauadrons and number OF casual officers.
The Susquehanna IS due at Newport
News january 80, with nine casual COM
panies or about 500 officers and men,
A. casual officers, about six hundred sick
and wounded, and six officers and seventy
one men of the navy. Casual companies
aboard include one from Pennsylvania
The cargo carrier Ahsecon IS due at
New \ lork February 3 with about twenty
casuals, and the Fastener, at the same
port, February 4, with five casuals.
The l02d Trench Mortar battery oI
the 9th Division ard the 3l6th Trench
Mortar Battery and 3i6th Field Artillery
of the 9lst Division already have sailed
All other llnits Of the 9lst now are ON
priority ard will 1e embarked as shipping
becomes available.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-21
STATES CBJECT CT
SERVICE CITIZENS
Director Odell Gives His Concep-
ton Of Work at Meeting
of Managers.

Ata meeting of the Board of Managers
of the ScrIcc CItIzcns OF Delaware.
held Yesterday IN the Public Library
building. the President was requested Ia
appoint two committees, one 10 define
the purposes md functions of the Service
CtltCn~ and another on membership
ami organization
~ Joseph u Odcll gavc an address, in
nhich hc tllncd lls understanding OF the
purpose ~ the Ncrvlcc Citizens His
conception ot the organization WAS to the
elect that Il stood Tor those things which
mako ipr the general wcll-hcinE of tho
citt.cus 81 Delaware that II was not
par'l~au organization ~ any sense Of the
Nor,l ,c,ng mother Democrat nor Re
pI' h,.ar nor siding with any faction or
rart ISL th, Democratic or tho Republican
partIr> that ID was strlctly non-scctarlan
ana MS NOT Protestant or Catholic or
Jos l that u was not committed to
laI,r .~ against capital, or capital as
agunst labur
Ir.t tsr~f tuucuon undoubtedly will he to
make (. thorough tudy of al conditions
.Ni.tlng n me State 81 Delaware and To
pltc t'~ information at the disposal of
en, individual orGani7ation Or party
vhieh cared toavall itself of such material.
ar,hcrwrrc n, understood that no one
v.ttu .a -.r1 1ation or associated
v.ta th u ION had any personal
q.,t4.l .lttl. ., ,'.r, ~ seek or any gam
'utt.rr lt u,lcvcd that when the
posp.r pf p,swar, hll, understood the
r.r.\ Z, motive of the Service Citizens.
.s vru'i rran1c that an agency was
Nrrl rrat,i Nith tho ono ann ot serving
t., general cool
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-21
WILL INVESTIGATE.
Report oncernng Non Residents at
COunty Hospital.

ON mutuu 81 Committeeman Burns
81 ta, meeting ot the Levy Court today,
~, io~ritt committee was instructed
a. Invc,tget. reports which have been
current regarding the use of the County
Hospital rv persons not belonging IN
the county and not entitled to be harbored
Ihc County Engineer was instructed
a. advertise for bids on new and used
tension steam Rollers, with allowance
ipr present smaller on IN exchange.
Thc bld % Harry Sparks for crushed
stone i : 10 per perch was accepted
"A resolution binding the members Of
me court t0 restrict the ordering Of sup
plies cXccp'iu case .! emergency, 10 the
supply ciere wa- adopted
Barlow Carney Va, appointed bridge
tender at the River Front bridge, vice
E0tcrt ~uith
Ihc County Engineer was directed to
has, th, drawing oi the proposed Wash
lngton trect bridge placed on public
exhibition when II j. ready.
Mt Burns of thc Bridge Committee
reported tentative estimates Of $4,000
lor sluIcc alone. Or 10000 for sluIcc and
banking required 10 improve conditions
81 thr causcWay, and asked for an cX-
preston 81 the court : opinion on assuming
it- DrOpOrtiDuutc share Of the cost IN
ca-c The lfy and benefited property
owners IOuucd n the project a rcsol-
non asserting ID such action provided it
br taken before ihc road shall be- desig-
matted for Improvement in connection with
STAT, Highways projects.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-21
TOO MANY HOGS JUST now.
Government 10 Keep Up Price: Pork
Scarce Later.
By Associated Press . every evening

bv Associated rF@ss 70 livery EFcikLuG
Washington, Jan 2O.-Frank :. snyder
head Of the food administration 5 meat
division. said today that despite hog
surplus. he would not recuEmenu abandon
nent ot the price agreement policy when
the hog committee meets January p
TO consider the price for February
The present surplus Mr.. Snyder pre-
dlcted would turn into definite defc!r
this year. He said the pendulum would
swing within three months Z EErope
could get the money and s.lpe .t' .aAe
its requirements.
Under the price agreement F.1> ar
basic price OF hogs was m4nt5iasi
October ut $3.50 ana $3.50 lia- ..e
past three months.
Mr.. Snyder said the y tl'n-1lrtra-
tion III honor could -ol commend tAe
abandonment +. rs ~, m1a, "l-h me
producers which Vse based ga -ae cost y,
production ana NiS aac v >tlmliSly
hog breeding
The admulStrl' .1n -uertCoA ~ S,anl-
lie the price -o 3. -Tu3sr eol.d count
On gecung for aea e hundred pounds
of hog re3al 5ar uarNet hIrtccn times
be qver4ac eo- n,r bGshei hi corn ,ae
Is rs Tho aog> he sand md It now means
Is 10 iusIcc Is tUe farmer
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-21
ANARCHISTS BUSY HERE.
New York Inspector Says They are More
Active Since War Ended.

BY Associated Press 10 Every Evening
Washington, Jan p 4 plot on the
hives of John d. Rockefellow and his
son, John y Rockefeller. Jr.. planned
bv anarchists Iii New \ ork in 1914, short
" after the beginning of the European
war, was described TO the senate propa-
canda investigating committee today
by Thomas J. Tunney, police Inspector
Of New York
He SAID the plotters were known as
Carson, Berg and Hanson, and that all
were killed by the explosion of the bomb
they had made to kill the Rockefellers.
The police investigation which fol-
lowed, the Inspector said, disclosed that
the plan of the anarchists including the
killing of other wealthy persons, and that
instructions were 10 kill all members
Of the families, including the children.
Inspector Tunney who was in charge
Of the bomb and neutrality squad be
fore the United States entered the war,
testified that there was evidence of re-
newed acti ity Of anarchists in the
United States. Since the signing Of the
armistice. he said, evidence had been
found that anarchists planned to organ
ize and disseminate propaganda.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-21
MRS. WILLIAM G. BULLiTT DEAD.
Prominent Philadelphia Woman Had
Just Undergone an Operation.

Philadelphia, Jan. 2l-Mrs. William
&. Bullitt, 222 w Rittenhousc square,
died in the University Hospital late last
night.
Mrs Bullitt was taken 10 the hospital
yesterday An opera ION was performed
To relieve conditions due to an attack of
influenza. The operation was performed
in the hope Of saving her life but she
failed to rally.
Mrs. BulIitt was Miss Louisa G. Hor-
wjfz. She was the widow Of William &.
Bullitt, a prominent business man and
a son Of the late John G. Bullitt, an
attorney. She was granddaughter of
Dr. Samuel ID. Gross Tier mother, Mrs.
Orville Horwitz, wido. Of wealthy
Baltmorean, died at France IN 1914.
An uncle, A. Ualler Gross, died recently.
John G. BuIltt, Sd, Mrs. Bullitts
youngest son, went with her in the hospital
Lieutenant Orvillc IIorwitz Bullitt an
other son, IS returning on transport
from overseas and is expected home with
in q few days tie is an inspector Of ord
nance and served az an aide to Colonel
Perkins William e. Bullitt, Jr, fhe
oldest son, Is in the State Department and
is now with Secretary Lansing and
President Wilson abroad
Mira Bulltt's two sisters, Counters
Andreozzi-Bernini and Mrs Ronald
Brooke, wife of a British army general,
reside abroad
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-21
PDRTUGUESEIN REVOLT.
Former King Spurns Royaiists' Attempt
tn Resest Him.

ny Associated Press to Every Evening
London. Jan 21-A Royallst revol1-
ton has begun in Portugal according TO .
wireless dispatch from Lisbon.
Paiva Comvciro has placed himself At
the head OF a ROyalist revolt at Oporto
Braga and Viscus and has proclaimed the
former Ring Manuel as again King of
Portugal
Government troops are on their way 70
suppress the conspiracy The wireless dis
patch adds that Manuel has sent tele-
gram to the Portuguese government re-
proving the attempt in his behalf
Portugal became a republic October >
1910 The monarchy fell with the assassi-
nation Of Carlos and the Crown Prince,
in February. 1908, and the fight If his
successor, Manuel IT,. on his yacht to
Gibraltar IN 1910.
The Republican movement which re-
suited in the overthrow Of the monarchy
was the result of the teachings of the
"Cumbra School. made up Of political
leaders and men Of letters identified with
the old University of CoInbra, the an
cient capital Of Portugal
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-21
dTN CotRI ~ ,RI>Go
NaricU ~ Pctp Irim, ta>c, Heard
Bcforc Judsc l'nccf

luyts MoatD ao- llr, .t,
Ju4r Inns it.s1 r. 81
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Nh.usuu .tau un
tr,er s-.rsai u, 81 =" afa1,,t
etraf ll V tH.
Deus
e. HIa Htt.l. atu fr,d
l..ta a-Rt 80. l...H. tsre. months
u. .r.,f.4 81 t.n iarart >.p-
t,tt.sf#.e :, -. p.t.0.se
ue ~tr. Vu Ra, charged
Wit tt-~4pp.rf aLtHlca .n'a
Mt 4e-.!
rr.rn. ,,.-V l,.# Is hnovl,-
IN favor SIMS 81 r. Wss
changed Vsh p--nG ua I-,Hnu
War'hIe-- .a..f t'afu. ku1ale- a~f-
aat1 .. Nss $500 NnIeh Wis
don. uI Size 4II - tr.,l = r. tire most
Curf 81 t,ener -,~-. u-
tVu 3 orhru i~ted iur two
D. ringf a. i, WAIVED l,I tG, Court Is,
Genera Sessions ~ MS tt' oi
Nuham lrfeh,ti ro.pr,i tau wu-
charged with pointing pistol ii h-
p1ie l'ui. .heft was hcid uuder $500 tai
The other ea~e ]. fnat 81 tletart ilan4
who l. chsrgtI With itr.ns q. household
FURNITURE on JUS - IaI~ H.ud Wa-
also held under 500 aI
Edward all-r Mo- charged V4ft
larceny pleaded gultt ana vas hela
under $500 bai loi fua 81 ~ our 3.
General sessions u, j al, grd ~ han,
taken hai, coach rom III, porch 3.
Henry u Alll-W 81 N,et Eleventh
street pI Jau.arl d, on I'll, same >attu
daN night ebo5l 80 I4r was arrested
q which umr lho ''I lad fl, coacl
pmci Is NaiucA a $40
samuel W 1umg c,Horcd Who wsts
charged witt nol-sgppur1 asked that
hls cast d, continues until FRIDAY 1it
reuues' Was granted
William lutciett ,u.rrcd wh1 uas
charged with violating th, ~, oi consent
law was held under $500 wait fur fho
Court 81 General ~,~si,r.~ rtrhgt +
employed ~ j spocla afl,,r II thcatr,
where he Wa accused ly kuzoitt Frazier
also colpfed agti year
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-21
BLUE FOX SKINS SELL
FOR S155 At ZIG SALE
Seal Pelts Fetch S65; Persian
Lambs. So; All Prices Advance
10 70 Is Per Cent.

ST Louis Jan. 2i The prices ~ fhc
fur sale which opened here yesterdav
showed an advance af 10 to II Tcr cent
over the last quotations
Alaska sealskins sold from s6S iawr
To s45. Northwest coast -ealskin- 0i1
well and Cape III Good Hope ralsAiu-
also brought good prices.
A blue fox collection Gf ,00. hot of
s1rDerlative quality. brought al toD rrrr
sl55. most gong between S65 and 500
Then i. 800 uerewltzki sold ID two minute
for about g 0O0 Twenty-Five hundred
Pitch from the Balkan states sold from
S275 down - Sl-l5, NTH the Total
around $500
Broadtal w2s NOT much 10 demand
Persian 4mb sold more brIsklv, rnEInE
from $40 - 81 apiece. Fifteen hundred
uelt. brought around $500. Ihrrr
thousand earacul sold for $1,000 md
600 white mares added $500.
Huge offerings 0t 7l2,000 squirrel
brought at the highest price s. cents,
the bulk selling % from 45 t0 ~ cents.
The total was around StbO,O0O
Fiftv-three thousand kollnsky vent
quickly, the highest for S3.2t ana the
lowest Tor 30 cents. Nine thousand
Japanese fux went quickly Tor around
S44 900. Einetv-sIx thousand japanese
mink brought about $4,000 ana 6.600
Japanese marten totaied around $4,000.
Following IS the official statement Ia
today market: Alaska 7ealsklns, la-
vanced Is per cent: Northwest coast
/ sealskins, advanced i5 per cent; blue
fox uncbanged. uerewltzk, sold ~ aigh
prices Fitch. advanced 10 per cent 0veI
/ Aprl Per,ianS, advanced ID per rent
over April broadrall=, advanced l5 Per
/ cent. KoiInshy advanced y per cent,
Baranduki, Letak ana moIes, unchanged
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-21
HUNS FOR REPUBLIC
Continued fir ON page

defeat Of the proposed new legislation
for Germany, recently prepared, pro-
vidcs that all Germans shall have the
same rights before the law and that all
privileges and advantages OF BIRTH social
condition or creed shall be abolished
according to Berlin advices received here.
The free exercise Of religious practice
IS a guaranteed, within the limits OF moral
itv and public order, and 10 one shall be
compelled 10 take part In any religious
act or ceremony or to make known his
religious convictions Il IS provided that
the authorities shall have no right TO
ask questions Oh this subject.
Scientific instructions, the measure
provides. shall be free and accessible
to all Germans according TO their capacI-
ties II is proposed that the present dis
tribution Of landed property shall be
modified by a comprehensive process
with a view to the repopulation of the
country districts Colonization will be
fostered in districts where there has not
been as vet u reasonable fusion of the
great, mediuIn-sized and small proper
ties.
In its main feature the proposed con
stitution which has been drafted under
government auspices, provides for a
Reichstag composed of two chambers,
one to be a popular chamber and the
other chosen by the States The peoples
chamber shall be composed of deputies
of the United German people, elected
by secret, direct and universal ballot
All men and women over twenty years
of age may vote The lower chamber will
be chosen the principle OF proportion
| ate representation.
The upper chamber shall be composed
Of representatives Of the various States
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-21
CAPITAL |NCREASEOF
COUNTRY CLUB Up
TO STOCKHOLDERS
Meet Tomorrow Evening 70 Vote
TO Approve Act Doubling
Present Stock.
FROM $4,000 TO 100000

Stockholders of the Wilmington Coun-
try Club will meet IN parlors \ and Is oi
tlc Hotel du pont tomorrow evening ~
\ O'Clock. for the purpose ot considering q
resolution that will double the capital
stock of the club
The aim Is 10 increase the stock from
$50 GOO 10 SlOO0Oo With the fresh
finances available. It Is proposed to repair
renovate and thoroughly clean the prcscut
htuldlngS. and a. make such additions
a. the growth of the club ucccseliatts
Thcsr ar, set forth m resolution adopted
hv the directors at a meeting held DcceW-
her - and Whch reads as follows
In order 90 meet the present cmcf
pencv in the aiislrs OF the Wilmington
Country club mldc hv the enforced use
ul the clubhouse furnishings, &c ~ a
hospital tor miua1a patents, that th'
secretary h dTcct,d - call u the ntN
future + meeting 81 thc holders, ~
authorize an lntrc1~r Iu The capital stock
lram SloooO par v4lu, now outstanding
StnutNu par Nailn
That the tr.e.u,r hr directed to oilcr
IA .nb m,nhrt. tor nh~Glptuu. the
prapa-,,I S5ouAl urN >toeh 20 par 1000
sb.f,- mar f - psN lby 80 pcr cent
81 A pI hau February -. lal'.
sn4 - ttrf ,ut ST. - r,r h1r \rui
a. l1la
Itrt r.. \..4ti,t Hunntirc ~ and
!. b,r,bt 9#lftarnj tud dtU,'td. ~
,b,f..,.lJ, ,n f,r,,1 ,t t,uoV and
trpur tlr 'uhhau-, md f' usAr "a, Il
addtuou- lh,ut il Il - MiEurW thc
immediate nd uHrH urele e fhr rluh
ucuu,nl, tud ~ amount 81 ,fo,N sub
s,rlisd iut at4iuG. ..orttntc gen
orlk V4fa .rHtttNg plu- V.t.8 nntN n,
VN4miu,d fl, an.rui ltn. \lrld-.
chairman 5,-1 ,.aNl'i. nH oh'
Buldue
IL I'M. nIa .e t.r.rru e,et.#r thr
- +. ht1ld,r uEI Z, LsNeu au .pt"i iAMtN
=. -Ul,-tftbtug tl ,- muth I'll, -t.tk -
thtN. wish, ID tat tUE,~ftnn 81 '1. Il'c.i i't-
meets with tIl.r tppr0N Al VA flrl l'
puN dc tal th, ,nlr.a.,a ..n'hiE fIi1'
Fl S uee,@-.rN ftr a 81 !ar. ot thr -'"th
ho.4,r- ttt4Nut fht nlyU
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-21
CHICAGO LIVE STocK MARkErs.
N Associated rre,s ro 4very avoulne

By Associated Ercss - every F.Fcain9
Chicago, Jan 2l Hogs, rr,c.p>
Fl 300. na-Act Slow. weak, mos ii lu,
tower than Yesterday S average Bulk
~ilc,. IL l0al- rs, butchers. II 55al- >
lght. l6.50al7 35 packing l65Oal-
hrouout~, l6uual6.5U. pigs guua
.hoIcc. lS lUal5O.
Cattle, receipts 1000 oc,i -t
butcher stuff and feeders strong
higher bulls and calves >iuw
laWcr Beef cattle good choice ana t
l6 5Oa20 90; common 4ui uu
n. 75al6.5O, butcher .tock coW-
heiters, 7.35ali50 Gamers aal ca
{. 7Oa7.25 stockers and feeders soD
choice and fancy, lO.15al425, rl,tar
common and medium, S25al0.75
calves good and choice, l525al5-.
sheep receipts - 900; market y
dull, killing Glasses opening 25 vN
iowcr. lambs, choice and pluue. t
l6.4Og medium and good, lf-5a.d-
culls, Ill 25a13.5O. ewes, choice ..
prime, l0.25al0.5O. medium aui 5000
9OOalO25; culls, t7&a75O