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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-16
ANIMUS OF ENGLISH
LABOR STRIKES TOLD
.,.,rous Vnrca In Industry ID
Making Permanent Icacs
Difficult.
oarAD RETURN OF SOLDIERS
,..uapd That Government Provide
Agains, Unemployment q
Danger.

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bpN' .,,.,I o,..,na,, a..
dsnec o' "" ,s..a "a. na.,, a.
not m'a" .na ,n a.. ,n,,,.,,ia,
real i'np'.,.,,a Nv 80. -, ,ndu.,r,ai 49,.
aiuauu" VI ,,.. IN ri.. m. 49,,
eon'en' ,', -, ,h. ,r.,, ,,,
snnuihb ., s.aa,,. -r,,.
re~ u w o.. =, -
grea' l,uus'. W. " 49, n, ,,.
slthousn III n'ay , nv u'''n,Dn n.,
may neNrI .o"Vm "u % i'
Cyde WI
They were nol "'"eu n uS w.
dsh' OF t'nN' a"u ."s "
has ohlN ucopc".u Wv ",,.' n-s'
Many VINO arc ~, s'"pa'neuc WIN
the hflNers "-''o"s Wv n"o" VI
mlnlafy iu,c" w'n us"pp'' a.
the rfiho W Wo,' ~" w w"
tube dlsuic' r'"'uu 'm"''ns. moon
venltnce' nc Hl'hor sulheH OF
walters hnirutessets an" chamoer-
maids also nave os'n mature y"
arouse pubnc OPINION against 'he
"Syv"Ilf, Tbe n"lfas, clyAc and London
.,rlke. were all undertaken with n
,,,x 10 securing "A statutory 4O-h hour
v.,s The government invoked tho
a,fensr ~ the realm act 10 cover
slse,riclans. giving them the same
.,s,us with water and gas workers
mstIng them mbjcc, TO n one hun
Sred mounds fine or imprisonment OF
slr months FOR quitting work.
very serious feature OF tho
s,y,ke. ls the dispute which arose
,h,n tho nntlonal executives repu-
dated tho action Of the shop stew.
ards and men. The executive OF tho
Amalgamated Society OF Engineer.
has zone so far as to suspend tho
eommlttee secrctarie. in London.
p.lfast ana clyde districts. on tho
other hand semi official sanction
vss siven 10 the Clyde strike by n
role OF the Scottish Trade Union
congress This unauthorized nnture
AZ the strikes IN the reason the row
e,nment gives for refusing to inter
vens The CLEAVAGE between Off
ei,l trade union leaders md rank
ard file which became marked dur
ins war has not diminished.
,,.,.
'"' w '"c'"i""s"'c"|
Thefe are some far-renchlne eco
nomlc motives behind the strikes
me OF these 70 tne rear OF loss or
employment through the influx OF
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-16
Crippled Cvciisf TO
Make Another Tour

Alfred IL Roy. the we'll known
losle-. one.armcd motorcyclirt. has
announced his intention of making
another transoonti mental trip. Ia
roy. although crippled. ha~ made
i've successful transontintntal trips
On his last trip he covered the 2,aoo
miles from Seattle. wash. to NIL.
waukcc. Wis. In eight days with his
Harley Davidson motorcycles ana
sih.car This In an average of s1b
miles day, which In certainly uav-
cling even for u motorcycle.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-16
APPERS0N ANNOUNCES
new EXPORT POLICY
Field for Motor tnrp Ia lOyig,
Lands To Hc Covered by
Popular Jack rabbit.

From The general offices OF the
pnny AZ kukouu. Ind. comes an I'm
portant AnoUucodcnt affecting the
future policy OF that company's ps
port trade.
In an interview he other day Mr.
Edgar ApprrAon. general manager oi
the Apper.on lIru,hrrs Automobile
COMPANY had the following to SAY
In roferncc to their new expor,
policy:
After spending ~ years In the
manufacture of motor ears my
brother and nnall, decided that
ther" vas u fi,id for the Appcrsuu
which up To then We had not touched.
No. about Two years years agu We
decided 10 make an effort To intro.
duce the AppcrsOn into the various
foreign Coun rt-r. ana as a result of
this We arranged with Mr. UeorKr
II .Strout. who has been identified
with our organization IN various
executive capacities since 1907 tu
start nnd develop an export depart
ntcnt for us As a result ~ the WORK
which has been done In tho export
field our business developed from
nothing to growth which fully IN
dicaled 10 uA that We were right
In the -urmiHc that We hnd of the
possibilities lying dormant IN the for
elgn field for "A ear ~ our class,
Therefore, now with a large for
eign business ~ prospect, We feel
the necessity NJ better arranging tO
handle II. having In mind the hest
interests OF our clients In foreign
countries
A fun line of ApperHnn samples
with demonstration available VIII
be maintained In connection with the
New York city office. ~ that for
eign buyers coming to this country
can. without any Inconvenience, de-
lay or ADDITIONAL expense whatsoever,
Inspect tho Appetron product.
II In understood that an announce.
ment concerning new moderate
priced model. especially adapted for
tho export trade. Will bc Forthcoming
from the offices ~ tho Apcprron
company within tho next week or 40.
Football II favofite amuremen
with the Esklmos ~ all agc- and W
origin In lost In temoteness The
sphere II made of scal-kin stuffed
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-16
TOWN WILL PLANT TREES IN
MEMORY OF DEAD HEROES

wASillNGTOS. Feb IA park
planted with trees In the heart Of
the town " hclng planned by Clln.
ton. Mass. a. Keep fresh the mem.
ory of that towns sons who paid the
supreme sacrifice In the war. says
A report To the American FoTcs.ry
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-16

stamps 1t as n tire OF tho hishcs,
grade.
To the fact that II looks good. the
United states Tire company attrib.
utea considerable part OF the pop
ularity OF It's Royal Cord tire--al-
ways remembering. OF course. that
this tire In as good ms II looks
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-16

a note TO the pilot telling him what
had happened but he collapsed be.
fore he could get >the message to the
pilot who therefore carried on In
ignorance OF the observers plight
The pilot carried on tll 30, 500 fee,
was reached, Here tho engine stop
ped through lack OF petrol. DO
scending slowly the machine got {,
10000 feet, where. the observer re-
gained con-clouHnchu lloth sirmon
suffered from the rffncts of the
flight The photo was taken imme.
dlatcly after thu flight and show,
the observer with ha bandageC
hands. The pilot In wearing on hi,
knee a board on which no recorded
his observations.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-16

The worlds record for altitude for
nn alrplane was broken at Martlcs-
ham. near lpew.ch. recently by Cap
tain Lang. Il, A. f.. and Lieutenant
Plowes. the former acting as pilot
and the latter being the passongers
the height reached being 80. 500 fccV
The feat was accomplished In u Bril-
lsh two-seater biplane fitted with a
British designed and British built
engine. II left the ground In n SIS
mile wlnd. At 10000 feet Llcutcn
ant plowes turned on the oxygen
supply and IA thousand feet higher,
feeling faint, ho turned on an extra
pressure, but with no better results
lie found that the main pipe con
nected with the oxygen bottle had
broken through vibration. lie wrote
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-12-05
BRIEFS

rna coolest day this fall was We'd
..5ov the thermometer registering
b degrees.
p.yordy snader, West Main street,
,,s haen appointed city clerk to the
E w and Common Council, i'm place
. ~ Samuel ]. Stone, resigned.
rbose visiting at the home Of MIR.
= Mrs Lewis Gummel Sunday last
-.-a Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dull and
n M. Naomi, MIR. and Mrs.
award s1GS Albaugh, Mrs. Stanton Bos-
,om and son, Woodrow, Of Hanover;
IT, John Zincraft and daughter,
inusa Mr.. Lee Albaugh and Luther
Bosom.
4 CORDS of surveyors are in this
NV this week making a preliminary
, mr. of our main streets for the
,r of estimating the cost Of a
average system. The Board of
H,alth OF Maryland has requested
A citv officials to lay a. sewer
trough our city.
Married at the Lutheran parsonage,
SIyer Run, November ~, by Rev. A.
q Wolf, Oscar r. Frock, of Silver
Rum and Esta v. Bish, of Westmin-
Tar Mr.. William Bish, brother OF the
bride and Miss Esta Bankert attend
n The wedding party. The wedding
prty will spend their honeymoon in
York and Eastern cities.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-12-05

Sd REWARD will be given for the
return of my bicycle which was taken
from my porch Saturday. The party
that has the bicycle is known and
will be prosecuted if it is not re-
turned at once.
JOHN MANNING,
Dec. 5, 1T Fair Ground Hill.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-12-05
: q DIFFENDAL, Manager.
pnIy AFTERNOON, DEC 5, 1919
sale Register.

,or o. D M. farm of so acres, in good
Decen lp,tI+ivaton; good buildings etc, situate
1ts Of ca Westminster on the road leading from
ss' fro ';iIa to Pleasant Valley. r. E. Lee Hut
lirs. -..,r- and farming imnlementa nv
Wesley . nv Westminster to Hampstead. John
" A o+11a m. live stock. farming imple-
kAsrcn ~ honuaehold goods, mile south of Man
a'nts su near the state road. Henry Long. J. W.
's~ o; 1920. live stock and farming imple-
hsrGIa a. thur II. Master. on Westminster and
1nB atate road IL miles south of Westmin-
MI~ N. o. Smith. auct.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-12-05

Cigarettes have made another ad--
vance in price. Only those who
smoke seem to notice the raise.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-12-05
pUBLIC SALE
pUBLIC SALE
OF
farm of SO Acres

~ Undersigned will sell at pub
". saie where he resides, on Pleas
|ahster, on
'AlUkDAY, DECEMBER 20. 1919,
|. p m, his farm of SO acres, more
N, 'eSs' under good state OF cultiva-
saa Il acres are in timber. Two
rDa! with stream of good water
49,. ins through them. Improve
M good 6-room house, with fur
Darn and other /Outbuildings.
'efnlS made known day Of sale.
R. E. LEE HUTCHINS.
.0o'-lt~ Westminster, Md.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-12-05

A Building Lot, a Truck Patch or
a Chicken Farm See the big ad in
this issue.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-12-05

A Building Lot, a Truck Patch or
T, Chicken Farm. See the big ad in
ibis issue.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-12-05
MARKETS.
Englar 4 Sponseller.
nao < 1910
WANTED.

nv x K K K x X X 4 x x X y x x X x x 4
WANTED-A woman to do general
0lSe work. Apply at Advocate.
NANTED-A single man to work,
must understand farm work and
NrSeS. W. H. STREAKER, Wood
tle, Md.
WANTED-A general farm hand;
4rTied man preferred; house, fire
Eo0d and garden furnished; salary
Nv month Apply at Advocate.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-12-05
Wool Sweaters S495

Any giving a woman's sweater like we
ofer here at $4.95 will be giving many days of
solid comfort along with the gift. All sizes
colors, rose and copenhagen blue
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-12-05
50 CARS OF POPLAR
LOGS WANTED J!

N$,. vs. at once what you can
WI within ninety days. Inspection
loading. Terms net cash
". u ioaded. Conroy-BQchanan Lum-
~ 20, Jamestown, N. Y.
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For Sale !!

IbCd r .e parlor suit, Basket sleigh,
EaOna - ~ new; also work Horse, cheap.
NAc westminster 827f23.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-12-05
Rich Fur Scarfs

In the new stylish shapes coney wofox and
lynx; colors, taupe brown and black Furs are
greatly used this season. gift like this Is
lasting reminder of the giver. Prices for fur
scarfs $500 to $4,000.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-12-05
Solid Mahogany for Gifts

Not imitation but every piece guaranteed fine
quality solid mahogany. Smoking sets and Stands
$l.9S up to $500. Candle sticks 79c, 98c ST. 30
Nut Bowls, cracker and six picks $3.50 Serving
Trays $500 to $500.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-12-05
CeHuIoid Novelties

There is an increasing use Of ceuloid toilet
articles and each season we show more that is
new and useful. Clocks, Jewel cases, puff boxes
hair receivers mirrors, trays, combs brushes
shaving SETS Among these are smaller pieces at
% and soc. Large pieces at $1.OO to $475.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-12-05
Bath R0bes---UsefuI Gifts

For men, women and children, made of heavy
blanket robes, i'm a pleasing variety OF patterns
u9q4 10 euoGI9Ae 'sLoIoo puB finely finished
Prices for gifts of this kind are 1898 to $7.95.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-12-05
Handkerchiefs for Christmas

veritable snowfall of whiteness with a few
RAINBOW colors mixed i'm. Handkerchiefs for all,
the Riddles not forgotten, Handkerchiefs of silk,
linen and fine cotton, some daintily embroidered
and many Of them prettily trimmed with fine
laces and then great variety of the ever service
able hemstitched ones. And the prices, they begin
at ~ cents and run to rs cents
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-12-05
Gift Waists--- Six antt and
Gift Towels that are also
Good

great variety Of turkish towels with a BIZ
OF color throughout or colored striped end; bath
and guest sizes, priced at Soc to $125
Towels and wash cloths boxed for giyiue
$1.35, $3.50.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-12-05
Lovely Silk Underwear

Boomers, Chemise, camisoles, made of fin
SILK crepe de chine, and washable satins, a deli
cate flesh tint, prettily embroidered or lac
trimmed. A gift of this kind will be appreciated
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-12-05
Writing Paper i'm Gift
Boxes

Stationery of quality and elegance put up in
attractive boxes for the holiday season. white and
delicate tnts, pink maise blue, priced at 25c 50c
75c up to $3.50 box.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-12-05
Silk Hosiery For Women
Two Gift QuaIities---S2.79, $3.50 pair

Women's fine quality, pure thread silk hose,
Onyx brand white and black Either Of these
price numbers have that pleasing gift appearance.
Other silk hose in colors; also black and
white 81 so and $500.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-01
Sinking Fund Purchase of
INTERNATIONAL AGRICULTURAL
CORPORATION.
First Mortsase and Collateral

Notice Is hereby given that Bankers
trust company, corporate Trustee under
the First Mortgage OF International Agri-
cultural Corporation dated May !, 1872, to
bankers Trust Company and Frank " H.
Close, as Trustees. securing the First Mort
gage and Collateral Trust Five Per Cent
Twenty Year sinking Fund Gold Bonds OF
said International Agricultural Corpora
ton. vii, purchase for the Sinking Fund
bonds issued under said mortgage to an
amount suffcient TO exhaust as nearly as
may be tho sum OF s32s.l91.53 now held
by said corporate Trustee in said sinking
fund, and said corporate Trustee hereby
invites sealed offers to DO submitted to
Il on or beisre 10 O'clock noon. May s.
1919. at ats Trust Department, i6 wall
Street. Manhattan, New York City. for the
sale 70 IL OF such bonds. at prices to he
named In such offers. which offers shall
be TOR all or any part of the bonds so
offered. provided. however, that no offers
Will be accepted which shall he for a sum
IN excess or one hundred and three per
centrum Go3ec) OF tho principal amount Of
such bonds, and accrued interest Notice
OF acceptance OF offers will DO mailed on
or before May 8. 1919, TO the makers OF
such thereof as are accepted. at the ad-
dresses desisnated by them, respectively.
Delivery OF bonds accepted with all un-
matured coupons attached should be made
at the once OF said corporate Trustee on
or before o'clock p. NJ, May IL 1919
after which data interest on accepted bonds
will cease. United States Treasury do
o~nership certificates for amount OF &C
crued interest must accompany such bonds
when presented for payment
Dated at New York this 1st day OF
May, 1919.
BANKERS TRUST COMPANY.
Corporate Trustee
Fl. T. WILSON. JR
Vice President
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CURB TRADING IS
IL STILL IRREGULAR
Dealing Continues Heavy and
Lower Priced Stocks Have
Large Turnover.

lrregularity again marked the session
IN curb securities yesterday. but trading
continued on a large scale and total
sales. including the turnover in the lower
priced stocks. once more exceeded a mil
Hon shares. Following n fairly firm
opening. a selling wave due TO realizing
resulted in losses throughout the list.
but substantial rally occurred shortly
before the close and the losses in many
cases were retrieved. Interest again
centred largely in specialties and oils.
Houston oil featured the afternoon
trading. establis ling a new high. In
the early part OF the session it dropped
several points, but rallied. Merritt oil
and Midwest Refining were heavy dur
ing tho greater part of the session, while
Sinclair Gulf. after dropping two points
rallied, although il closed fractionally
below the previous final sale. There was
an unusually active demand for Usage
Nation Oil, which was traded in for the
first time.
\ large turnover occurred in Amer-
can Steel Foundrios, when issued, which
soh TO new high record. Endicott-
Johnson shares moved to new high
ground, and there was an active demand
for Savold Tire. The New York COM
pary has leased local factory and will
install equipment TO enable It TO turn
out 1000 tires daily. Swift Interna-
tional displayed firner undertone and
there was renewed buying of Butter
worth Judson. Intercontinental Rubber
scored an advance of almost two points
on unusually heavy dealings, selling with
In, a fraction of the high for the year.
The feature OF tho bond market was
the strength in the Russian Government
securities.
Total sales and range OF prices follow:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-01
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

BEEVES-Receipts. 2.lso head; sc cars
on sale. Steers quiet; under grades barely
steady: bulls and medium TO good fat cows
active and Arm TO a fraction higher; COM
mon cows steady. Tho yards were well
cleared. Fair to good steers sold at ga go
q lT35 per 100 lbs; stags, IA; bulls, IS
pl4; good to choice helfers. tl2. 90 q Ia. 80;
common TO choice cows. t.e5als. Dressed
beef In moderate demand at II q zoe. per
ID. for native sides
Ssles-Kerns Commission Company: %
virginia steers. 1928 lbs. average, ji7.35;
~ Pennsylvania. 1905. 1890: o. 1920,
y1525: ~ South Carolina, Ills, sI6;
bulls. 8S7, $40. Tobin Shannon: 20
Virginia steers, liza. $685.; 80 OHIO,
1882, s15.35, stag. ] $50, sl4; bull
1.l20 "a; ., 1905, s11bO: 2 heifers. 745,
~: 10 cows. p79, yll.40 0, 927. sa 4,
$50 IS 10: 2. 1880, $3.50, G. $50, ,GS .,
100 SO; o. $50, H25; G cows and bulls
,625g 90. Mcpherson 4 Co: bulls,
l.2os. sll; 2. 1,0Io: $40; / COW, 1880,
sls; II .224. t12,15; 0, 1883. 81: ~,
l.142 1850; .. $50. so 30; o, I,i2I' so
9, 100. s.; 3, e46. $3.50: D. lois, 81:
2. e25, 1915: .. $50 $500: = 5s5, t4ho.
s. Sanders: 90 Pennsylvania steers 1865,
$40: 2. sS6. SIS; Al. 1908, sl4.6O; 4 bulls,
1,044. 80 rs; he!fer. eco ,l4.bO; 8
So, 7, 900, $3.50. 7, $50. 81 25; 9 cows and
bulls. soG -. j, snamberg a Son: &c
Pennssyivania steers 1,o45. sl6,35; o cows,
Ho aio 80 90 J. g c ,1o a SOM bulls,
s g. 49, s1S 81; az :, sSvss $50 $50 !; w,
and bulls aT.sooii.so. Andrsv Mullen
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-01
United Drug Company

second Preferred Stock Dividend No. -.
The Directors Of United Drug 30. IVA
declared regular quarterly DIVIDEND 70
! lSf on the second preferred stock TO-
United Drug Co, payable June End, 1879
TO stockholders OF record May is, 1878
JAMES Z. MCCORMICK. TrcasuTtT
Boston. April 3. 1919.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-01
-7H'777-7---=s-=-==z==s-
: WALL STREET,
NEW YORK n V

to iSe' higher; calves about steady; esti.
mated Tomorrow 1900. Heavy bee,
steers vi. 20 420; light beef steers. $40, AZ
nl7s0; butcher cows and heifers ~ "a
4i6; Gamers and cutters seRiO.s. veal
calves N?als26: s:ocker ana feeder
sheep--Reee!pts. $4,000; market mostly
steady; spots Zoe, lower: estimated 20,
morrow 1900 Lambs. So pounds down
VIZ; 1880; SIS pounds up, Sl7.aSdisto
culls and common. si39l7; springs $3.50
AL ewes. medium and good, sli '7bes
1870; culls and common, s64li.76.
CINCINNATI. April s0.-Hoss-Rse.,n,.
5000: steady ana lower. Packers and
butchers, sis.25 82o.5o. "o
cattle-Receipts, 900; steady. Calves
sheep-Receipt' 1907 steady. Lamb,
EAST BUFFALO. April sO.-cattle-R.-
celpts, 100; slow and easier
Calves-Receipts, S25; active, 81 higher,
ssdl6.6o. " e"''
HoEs-R.celp,s, 1900; slow, steady. %
llc. lower. Heavy mixed and workers.
2o 200? Fl; light Workers, slsQisss; pigs'
Ns roughs. tls,.sais stays si.sI1S
sheep and Lsmbs-Receipts, 400: &C
tive and steady: Clipped lambs. yO9
Ga; ewes, s69ls; mixed sheep iiiS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-01
ELECTIONS AND MEErINGs.


NOTIUF OF ANNUAL MNFTING
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that IN.
Annual Meeting OF the stockholders Of the
Seaooam AIT Line Railway Company Will
be held at the principal office OF the Com,
pany, North Market Street. in the city
OF Petersburg, Virginia. at twelve O'clock
purpose OF electing a Board OF Directors
and for tho transaction OF any and nil
business that may come before the meet.
Ing, including considering aud voting upon
tho approval and ratification OF ali con.
tracts, acts and proceedings ot the Board
OF Directors and officers since the annual
meeting OF stockholders last held
In accordance with the provisions OF tho
bylaws. the close of business on the 18th
day OF April 1919. has been rXed as tho
time for determining the stockholders OF
record entitled to vote al this meeting
ROBT. l. MUTT. Secretary
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-01
CANADIAN WAR IoANa
- - curtis SON: 50 State hos. I'm
'-'''' o. 49, '-o'eo! roughs $40. SIS
Other Live Stock Market.

KANSAS CITY, April so.-.Hor.p.
t ,Sp' 1900 slow and fully sc. lover
paeRer y ton sso aveSaSe; closing weak;
2o;2O; hsaviss, t2O.3Oa 20. q; msdiunS,
WeIghts s25a 30.S5: lights. sls. 60 a ao i n
aao15!s H nis, 'isgissS; packing sows. si5
Catt!e--Receipts. 1880 and 1900 caIv..
weak to sSS. lower; oannsrs weak e f. stnSx
iLi6; butcher cows and heif.Ts 'SssSSg
nilo; csnners ana cutters, s6GSSc: y.sI
steers. $50 SOVSSIisss;SO; stookers and feeder
shsep.Rsesipts. 5000; fat lamb. zen.
s s1ahy- steady to strong; few sales. ioo
more. 'l6gls.5O; cuiis ana % eo ms, or
IiN OILS; ewes, medium TO choice. 1T ~
%t.5oi breeding owes, '9,5OQI7. '--'-'
ST; LOUIS: April ao.-Hosa-R.c.I,..
,GiS PiSs ,i5Sis; mixed and batS sas
bulk. ns.s5d?04O. ''0u 'O''oi
loT cst'io S.;IS. $500; STEADY to Toe
cows tlo,5oqls5O: stockers and fssaae'
H09is fair to prime Southern beef steer
Gamers and cutters. s5.5oQf.eS: Deti ~;
calves. s7.75al5 native
sheep..Receipts, 1900: steady. Lamb,
CHOPPER. ,, ewss 'i'@i''6 Gamers and
CHICAGO. April so.-Hoxs-1so,,r,,
$1,000; market 10 to ace. under yesterSav'.
average: closed dull: estimated to.mor'
row 10000. Bulk OF sales, ;?0l5 a2o 40.
Weight sayS ,. sfst ,o5 sS, Ss.n %;du%
S:G;sS; light lights sisSOsso; t sows,
STEADY to strong Has.s.r c s:s s s:sss:
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THE YALE 6 TOWNE MANUFACTURE
COMPANY

COMPANY,
A special dividend, No, l0l. OF re
cent tSco) has been declared by the Boz .
Of Directors out Of past earnings. pa
able May 18th, TO stockholders of re- o. a.
at the close OF bushes. April 2sth.
J. II T0WNE. SccrstR-y
GENERAL CHEMICAL COMPANN
- Broad street. New York, April Is, 1872
A quarterly dividend Of two ps- zen.
t2e) VIII he paid June ,, 1919. to Conan
Stoe kho.ders OF Record at . Z. NJ Nav q
lAl9
LANCASTER MORGAN. T..aEl-.r
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NEW YORK STATE BONDS.

Form, Rate and Msturity. Bid. Ashed. yieid.
Coupon as, Jan, loe+. lot 10TH All
Coupon as, Sept, 1853. .... .I07k los 40
Coupon 4Hs, March, 1885. :. .1o1 1914 1n
Registered 4ks, Mch.. 1855. 100 I0oj. as
Coupon AS. Jan. 1886. go. .io1 80,
Registered Ans. jan, 1856. 100 .
Coupon as Jan. 1s%5. .io1 IO2 ala
Coupon aus, Jan, 1915. 100 io2 3I2
Coupon 4s. 1885,. as. Ei. tIa
Coupon ~. 1eeo.S2 Canal ssE NL Ii9
Registered ts, 1s6o-s2, Canal @i, s7is ti3
Coupon Is, la5s-62, Highway pST, 97i. 5ia
Regis. -, 1862, Highway asia 9Ts ~.
Coupon a, jan, be-. 81 40
Registered A., jan, 1915 80. s6 Ii0
coupon -, l%2 .............. 81 E. 40
Registered a, jan, IsS2 eS 40