davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1919-03-07
Record of Stock and Bond Averages

The average price of thirty Yesterday reached tho
point Oh the The
there had been some rregur price Toward midday tho
general tone underwent substantial at the finish the
industrial stocks fraction to highe
Pool stocks were prominent days trading Professions,
bid these vigorously Notable features or d
States heaS Improvement which
Alcohol up 4 United States Rubber q General Motors nm 81
KySprnged Tire Hide and Leather nrerod
ups.
Rising strength of United common stock was an inn
potant influence the The markets snecuav edo
after early esncy developed strength and closed
points up 9413 the latter being the the dav
Action of the directors porphyry copper producing
reducing followed advance
shares under leadership "copper" which gained 2 nojnts
at 69's Anaconda closed is points up.
other strong groups the railway
issues and the shipping stocks Gas was weak sno IN
the public utility department. closing lower at
Listed bonds active Loan
firmly ~
New-York tribune., 1919-03-07
DINiDEf - MOTTO ES
sourm roRro Rico suaAR "a

February 2e. ia1e.
Tho Boafd ~ bitertuts IF South portn
hiNu sugar Company hna this day declared
tNN fssuiaf quarterly Dividend of s@ on
Nie ~ trfft fiHtt ~ able ~ .aah 81 the
NiiiHr ~ NfatfH William NchAll a t'otu.
rsuN 4s N'iinm street NeN York city.
rn Arfl l. 1919 10 Stockholders - teeatd
,n March ~. ifta ~
Tue ilnufd ies also d olaied the tesular
pNHtirfiY i9ltltNua - htt ou the cotntnsa
fiNtk ~ "a" 'omNrnf. nayRhle ~ ndfvi.
uNna stlip nn Arrl 4 taie ~ ssuehhnli.
ffr IS fennth on hst.h is. 1919 aurh sefis
iu ~ Hnlft Arfii q tafa 90 he papahie Il
Hlf l#t+ iN near fHlfte1i Rt ihe tste ~
I" hf nHtlret ie iedtnnilHu au any intetsrt
un, Nnfh fefir rill he disi'ihui.d to tls
luiHMNit HfnNh holders ht Mfsaf4 Wiiun,.
hehAil n oiorauy On AprH T. 1914
y A. hlLliINuliAM. eeutals,y.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-07
Bonds

Following is complete record of all
transactions in bonds on the New York
Stock Exchange yesterday:
New-York tribune., 1919-03-07
AnY lrcnallrv Onnrinn

WASHINGTON, March An eGcr-
ms Of sho0o00 opo in roW seriee 81
TREASURY rorflhpatts Of indebtedness
70 be- dated slN.h Is, !.yablr AnYuHl
t.. 1919. Nilh interest fl the rAe of
"a per cont. eae anneui cei 10 day by
the lrcnaurv Subscription hoohs on
tAis seiies closs March 30
New-York tribune., 1919-03-07
Foreign Government and hlu.
nicipal Bonds
(New York Stock Exchange Quotations)
Interest To Be Addcd)

Bid Asked
Anglo-French Extern 5s 1870. WV " 4
Argentine lnterr o. i9l5.... 85l 8e7a
Dom Of Canada 5s l02l....... 08 0e1 y
90 iaab .,'..,'..,,.,.,.,.. v6b1 G63
-, 10 tO3 49,. ......... 079p 073a
Chinese Gov IIu KuR ny Os 81 7ol}, 72
1uDh E&ternal bs lvi1.,...,. 90 067d
do Series 8t0.......... 9l 09(,
do 4tss l0i0......,....... a3la 90
Dominican Rep 81 1861. 9olS
French Rep conv 6laS 1910. obiS 105N
City Of Bordoaux 6B l0l0.... .t0tI 10l03
G ! OF Lyons 6s ,t0tH t0la2
City Of Mamoilles 6u 1919 .t0tH t0iAY
City Of Paris 6s ly2t........ 10Ol} tO0lH
Jap Gov Hs sterng In 1925 O. oIaI
do 1iae second series 1928. % 02l,
do a. sterling loan lo3l... 1854 80
City Of Iokio ia 1852 .,,.....t Il az
u Ct Br & ! ayr 5las 1919 tn0ls t00le
90 5,yr b'?s le2l; .',.,.,,. Na92 osN
do 2O-yr blas 1897, .....,... 1o03a 1907
FOREIGN BONDS DEALT IN FLAT
Mexico Ext Strl 5s of '99-l0l5 70
do gold As Of '04-l954 ...... SIS 60
Russ 9f rente As 1000 rube den %
New-York tribune., 1919-03-07
Bid and Ask ed
Quotations

The following table gives the closing
bid and asked quotations for stock
listed on the New York Stock Exchange
but not traded in yesterday:
New-York tribune., 1919-03-07
Curb Market

Note. The Tribune assumes no rcsponsi-
blity for the accuracy or authenticity of curb
market quotations. transactions and prices
yesterday were 40 tollows;
New-York tribune., 1919-03-07
Yesterday Transactions Listed Stocks

AL STOCKS quoted dollars share Annual dollars
based only on transactions of 100 " - ~ ~
New-York tribune., 1919-03-07
Standard Oil

Sales. Omen High. Low. Last.
500 :4nslG,A% :A5s;.. o. 1879 ass ga ads s Pea
Is "st Go Cal. 262 26o 262
80 80 St St Q Q Co Co \ y ssG ss1 $40 $40 $50
,s$SS s$$$ sSSS :AE::. A:" S'a Oh 81 & ) 3,
200 ..Caddo Oil l. "a "a "a 10
5000 stCrowp Oil. 80 80 20 80
s9SS .curr%an Pei, is "a i a
BOO *Drill q tnew) 80 ia a "a
1890 . t,sn Oil Corp 6
22o0 ct PIains pct, ia ia ~ "a
2l00 .tlloma Oil Go 80 30 a. 30
100 'Home o " 10 IS 15 70
100 'Iiouston Oh. 70 Tg ~ ~
Es$$ Es$s Esss :|'S:;;" s's a * IL
1900 stKcnoyn Oil
300 .lou o Il II 80 80 sal4 80
5so" $40 .Ms1gc .M,.,., = d ga sa1h d" eaa
1858 5000 MsITs"s' !n'd~sss dIi rfs. "a "a GR III
so00 .YYHiiTs', .YH'hwsst "oDi ~ "a % "a
a6ggp tpmnr q 4 q. 81 81 4p So
pgQo .lHsnusb OIL % da so 4l
d5o0 II f,Dteh nryy esk, 90 90 esEe
dPDg .HlpcI our O asHs geN aelr egh
lgQ0 .IJ'es q ~ 2l a5 I'd ag
'SSS .V'slwo Z a.~ v. {. ass als l's liz
New-York tribune., 1919-03-07
The AMERICAN TOBACCO co.

New York, n Y. March 5th 1919
Notice is hereby given that the Transfer
books Of the registered 6aa Gold Bonds Of
The American Tobacco Company VIII close
at J. NJ, on March 18th, 1919. for the
payment Of interest thereon, due on April
!, wv and reopen at 10 \. NJ, April =
1919 J. NJ. W HICKS Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1919-03-07
LIBERTY BONDS
'priccs include lntcres

Tie membership Of Merwn Gray has
hccn sold to Raymond Chauncey for
500 1900 the membership Of Edward
Morgan deceAaed To hdwnr1 Weiai, for
sIovoo he nemIerslp ,.,, Of $, wnlssr l.a,i T.
for s7a,0OD
New-York tribune., 1919-03-07
lndustrials

Sales. Open. High. Low Last
,SS@ ,S%@ .Aetna A.,,, ,g., Gspqs S's ~ . eIe
100 BRA r GO cpn % % 2As4 2494
1000 u G Brill 9 G 3oHs 80 3o1a 38Is
$500 sEucyrus Co 16 " 10 16la
1000 +Car 1t II Pwr 21s 2Ha 24e 2Ia
900 eChulmers Mot Az az b
22o sCit @ (old) $50 3b2 $50 3b2
1000 'Ct Serv " /, 30sa 36i4 36Ia 3644
500 sDctogr Prod. 1o34 1oia 1ua5 1ola
400 Emcreon Phon 32a
100 Fairbanks Go 56 56 so 66
1000 'Frcepl Tex s a34 434 A2Ia A2Ia
1900 "Gcnl Asphalt 643a 81 6A}4 67
500 sdo pf .....1 100 100 99Na 100
5000 Hupp Mot Car IA IA 7sa ia
22O0 Int Rubber t8 18Ia VIA 1874
1900 keyst r g. r. 68Ia 69/a 67Ha 69ts
1900 *Lack Co Coal 20a4 22Ia 20s4 20 2
1000 LIB Men & l. 24Ia rs 2AIe rs
1900 fNat Coal g. | 60 62 so 62
500 MAT Flrepr. 6Ia 6Ha
500 Nat Motors. II II II II
500 IN A Pulp q p 4Hs 4ls 37s a
1000 Perfcc 7 & r. "a ID u 81
650O *Ph Morris 934 10aa 9s4 1ON4
500 Stewart Mf 1874 a9Y4 3a}4 39Is
$1,000 Sub Bt Vt ctfs ~ 14la 1872 "a
800 sSwift Int :. ave ave ave 47Na
1900 fUnited Mot. az AYE AZ A2H2
200 sUnion Carbide 62 62 6114 6fIa
1000 ~ S l. & II 2ls g 2Ls
500 do pf ..... 5Ia 3Hs 3Hs 3Ls
5000 I'm Profit Sh. 1fs 1tA IA 11s
2700 u S Stmsh Co 3Hs 3la 3 3ls
500 Wayne Coal. 3es 334 33s 3s4
1000 *Wrt-M Air 41s 4N4 as
5000 Wild + vic W " y "
New-York tribune., 1919-03-07
MNNAvI SUGAR rnup,~v

il2 Wall Street. New York, March g. 1919
Thn Board Of Directors Of the Maratf
Sugar Company have declared the regular
quarterly dividend Of a o5 upon the pre-
lelIea STOCK or the Company payable April
record upon the books or tho Company ct
he close Of hueiness March ~. 1913
MANuEl+ Il. HloNDA, Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1919-03-07
DIVIDEND NOTICES

AT n meeting OF the Board of Directors
OF this Company held to-day at London, il
was decided to pay an interim dividend OF
six per cent. free of British income tax on
the Ordinary Shares, on March 81, 1919
Coupon No. III must be used for dividend
All transfers received in order at London on
or before March II, 1919, will be in time
to be passed for payment of dividend to
transferees.
BRITfSH-AMERICAN
TOBACCO COMPANY LIMITED
March 6, 1919.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-07
Mining

ses1 s5So Apr col Me. qS'" 90 S" 10 low 57 As't "a
40o *Aner Mines.
5000 Am Tin & + % 70 n u
600 Ar Iing Cop G
POO tAri1 Butte. b8 80 So 50
COCO Mig Ledge G 10 "a " 10
1000 fI'ostun Mont 40 80 d3 40
TOO Buttu~Ncw y. "a "a "a "
1iOO ~ttaledona 81 ~ ~ 81
1lOD sCalumet q der "a 20 20 70
a2@S zoo e"apdq s1rnS.n cGppfr sl 50 S "a sd ss
booO fCashboy ..,.. GA 6Ia 0E 6Ia
100 +Ccibnt SMSM va "a VA 1IB
GOo Cons Ariz Smt to 70
2aOO Crcsaon Con Gid ga d1e
1000 I'll Salv Silv., ga 294 ga 2ss
1900 siFlorenco Silv 70 80 70 80
80 sss :S"ia:% :Ss".%s% 6, fas Gss "a s& 80 ,ss
200 tGoldGcld Cont IA 10 10 10
1900 Gold6cld Mcrg 6Ha 5 6Ia
1000 'iGroat Bend 8 8 s s.
.HSS 5SS !.S% si Ma%* ".r ss "a "a ss "a sss''
's0S soS La I'uH"s Rosa I'1e. Itd. "a "a 80 "a
$4,000 355SS .M.sN *ts9f Mis T'ar 45 5 4s % IS q
75$$ $$ $$ H;:%S $,sy Ss.' ,s .s 81
500 ~7Mother Lode 92 50 81 81
lVNU fNlHon FcNdud ~ % 90 ~
500 IN Butte Dew 10 20 10 20
500 *Onond Mines.
200 *Ray Hero NJ. 2Is 2M 2Is .2Is
1000 Koch Mines. 19 19 10 10
1900 Stand Silv-Ld. ~ 80 "a 70
5000 tStewart ... 10 15 IS 10
2500 Tonopah Ext. 2HJ ga 2I4 ga
$500 ~t1uol Rv P.115 115 IS 85
1875 United Eastn. SIS 5Ia 5}s
$500 III Cont NJ 10 10 10 10
500 *Un Sulph NJ. 20 5s 20 Pa
1000 +tWard MIN. go 33 SO SO
1900 Washn q Qtz 81 81 81 81
$500 West End Con i's "a fs Va
310O VIII Caps Mg. 13 10 12I2 IS
New-York tribune., 1919-03-07
Tunit of trade on this exchange. 10 shar

limit Of trade on this exchange. TO shares.
Transactions aud prices yesterday for the
more active shares follow:
Snlcs Omen High. Low. Last,
S7G Am smclt & e6rs esla eeIa SO .
$50 Anaconda Cop. 5oss 6o1a So b0 a
1920 Baldwin Loco. 1874 7ola 1873 7eIl
$50 Gent Gather SO e71s 65Is 677p
Gao Gent Motors 1925 1559e 152I4 1886
plo Goodrich Co, 65yp 69Ia 671s 691s
o9lo Mexican Pet VIZ ts3lg t71Is 1eaIs
loio Pan Am PIT. Boss az b -eols san
o. Reading .. at9e "a etab 82A
1915 u Steel. 8ala 94lp e2Ia e4ys
New-York tribune., 1919-03-07
Bonds
Consolidated Exchange

unlisted. tsell cents per share.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-07

Total ...- $40 900 Total SO ,246, 900
New-York tribune., 1919-03-07

#Ex dividend
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-08-08

CARNATIONS IN IlIa county we're pres
ent Special arrangements we're
made and committees appointed Tor
the county exhibit which VII b he'd
November u. % and 2IaI
The moaI important committee anz
pointed Raa the committee On prize
money. IN order ID award prizes I0r
the besi products and ID he BOYS. and
Girls. Clubs 40 vii BE necessary.
This amount vi have - be raised
By subscriptions from tie business
men uf the county and towns. a
The MOI popular counties q he
country are noted for their faIna and
exhibits Il l. up 10 every Carroll
eonnIaIn II help make ne Carroll
County HxhIbII ms year ! SUCCESS.
T1iz can only Il done ~ seeing InaI
everybody haz several exhibits. md
those HIlo tn. I'll hep sHeII he
prize fund.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-08-08
Road Notice

SnfIes ! hereby kifan III HpnIlsaz
lion III II maaa - tt County
Commissioners d Carroll County. =
IlaIr naxI meeting. ihIfIY d. I'm
-. hereof. = -. re - IL q
August. -. = IasaIa md span :
public county - IezaIag ITon
mini N n. Westminster 81 IN
chester sIaIe HaaH II ID County
4IonI - mIiHz 81 y fne Is II
Westminster. = = halaa IL second
IrI1.a EHaHnIHn . stream immediate
/ znHIH . ~ Electric EassT HaH.a
u I'D -. Heaa ~ running
IIanes #0HIHaaHI.HIY 81 IHs II =
n abandoned H=IITase = - -
BELONGING = ~ nsIr# = lin EIuHT.
Decreased NJ zHa - Z Em1HF
H=HH.mzn H.nHs continuing =
southeastern direction - 1nIlaHiHE
- - - commonly Ea.xH = =.
LII HOLLOW - HII9HHH -.
aH.H - I'M i u - ut
#.II.. YIaKI.H. : = 4aHHz. .II.s
~ - EzHHHII = Tanning 1T
nazx= = =. Tanner. IL. -
IIH.zH through - - IHs III
= : : WHI.II= Charlie E.azzH.
Tna Carroll - I#nHIa# IHHHzHz
- IaHHH=.a : aHHHnz = |aI.z=H.@
lie En=a1H - - s -.
#ua.I=ez.| = T.Hn@H9 Sutton EzHIa.I
9aHnIs. Maryland. - IL al#IaH.s q
approximately = nil TN -
UI#.H - beginning
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-08-08

The Iaans have eavahle reputation
dnek Their
fes years hey have developed big III Instruments
known the enanoaeeoan7 i
of musician
ohanIanaaa opening
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-08-08

IN zad hnI oxinz remembrance . ~ aezH zaaz
UzII=@ : WANT no departed tn lie FsnEuars
Il ~ md Snyder :. Want Hhn asHHTffd IN
life AaauaI i. I'D.
Although hrs #TH absent ron n
md hes .eHx. 80 I've led.
Since tod b Ihsix Id IN suFrox.
nd knex that fhsT HsTa dad
Iass them. - Iass HEM.
InzI IS vel :. id ssaf= -
nd mIza IhsETl 81 he# zadI# NJ lHHEn.
I'D NJ hHaTI i I'll zshaz =.
H. one IHaa.HI eHxaHa = Ne IA NJ zzauzz#
THHe are IHH. IHaH 81 #IsknEzz ~ HA4nz
AnH IruzI HhaH NJ journey : Hna.4s
- ne ~ Iazsa snHz zzz=n
HHzI Ear0E d. J ans# HnIeYsds
Ii. zHH=I EHzIH mzmuTisz III
II. IHsy he 1T - HEhlHz Esza=
- .uHIa 80 HzxHH II
d. 1EslT devoted sf#.h.1z
- 3 J HHHHz=
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-08-08

While n inmate d the state n
aane ASYLUM. kankaEee. II. for :
years Herman HoIzar. a.aa =. zaxaa
avery penny. IL id / . h could
hive respectable IurIaI .nan II
died An1 h 20 h III. Wen IL
died recently h nd enough money
= provide pirate InIarmanI. lore
han :. hundred asylum friends uers
present i ne Era.e.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-08-08
FRIDAY AFTERNOON. AUC. :. 1913
.anMEws.m4

It Is interesting to looI through the
agricultural papers and see how
large : proportion of the farmers
have Local clubs u promote com
munIly and agricultural interests IN
their own neIghborhood.
Al kinds Of progressive efforts
are promoted By these clubs. Many
Of them are building halls needed a.
social meeting place and center for
cooperative action. Many clubs pro
mote cooperative buying and selling
movements.
Some Of them mike arrangements
BY which a group Of farmers agree
to grow certain crop. then buy ma
ehinery for Joint nae of the EIoup
which would be too costly for them
10 buy individually.
Some clubs sIandArlize crops b
that the district shall get reputa=
Ion for certain standard product.
Some form COW testing associations
and work for Letter milk production
And ID On N ! hundred different
lines.
Il used 10 be said thai he farmer
was an Intense IndIgIdnaIIsl. thai he
could never work with others. nor
get the benefits that IIoH from com
bined efIorf These clubs prove .haf
N SO far as this notion ever had anY
truth. i i 7aat becoming obsolete.
Il Il certainly proving % in he sec
ton around Princess Anne.
Farmers hive NJ more objection 10
working szIth other people fhan oih0T
classes d he population haYa Tie
difficulty i IhaI Inv are scattered
around fhe country an1 there 80
unusual difficulties IN The w oI
their setfIn. together AfIaH lie
farmer fnIsfHH hia I hour o. more
day ihefH = 4 temptation faF h
II ST down On he porch aHd r. Il
recover II mental me y HeHI.
which my tine = IL Ii IHInE
h. ean l. II 4 =ees lie aaxaH=
fafaa u .za0eIazH= HIn#slI -
community movements M u -
siderable HasHIflae # n &c 4. =
daIa9 : Maryland Herald
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-08-08

N - but lowing remembrance o NJ dsaE
mother. uaETIeZ :. Glover. VINO departed Eniz If
on monKh ago 1odag. Juls 2 1919.
n lie Iosed yon mother dearly
N dsaEh Do tt me
o|Ian sit md InIfEis n y0n.
nd wish .uu HsTs here again
IhInk oI sou n sIlanEe.
10 aYaa en- Sc ne Wsap.
1uI many : silent EazT zhsd.
When aIEa1z ana asleep
. Co. whaI weight 81 aorresz
ut lonely nzaE.
bitter gTlef, zhoek zssara
II naEE wIlH N. ! I've - de-
N Eha grave zhs s anTzIs sleeping.
Ear avas from eHrs md pain.
LIZ Hhs ri n JazuH keeping.
FoH .a hun. 70 nesI asaIn
b hsE IueInz daughter.
BLANCHE IEHzEz
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-08-08
The gIrIs u KIng Edwards senool.

The iris II KIng Edwards School.
Southwark. are having Summer
holiday for the IITzI me n I1a
schools history. H1IeI 1aIez &c =
the rein d Edward u. 40 years.
The had TIT Yields the &c Iongz
: % much mIEnIIeT Inan The Ind
that Yields : Den. IL IoeaI DoaI
EoI ! warrant Tor aszzaII against H.a
&c nm II Cleveland
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-08-08

EaF zsEsEaI - =. III =HxI..
sHz.eaH - -. - H.ZaIz ZZEIH=z
. - II I'D - UHz#a=. = e.
=.#IaIaEzIaH among z#HHIE#H ! -
= #HaIl aIIaIT. II HHaH# Zae -
HInIIIzlaH afIHE n =. III N
#Iails1 = N = - HHsHIaE msHnH
= carrying NIL
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-08-08
EHE.0EAM

n losIne remembrance . NJ DR. azesH1sE
- =. o 20 60 zHzaz 49, 20 Ialas5
~. :. -.
EvsTy saaT zns zzzzeH z=IzIn. -
z1ms Isxea aaa - aualszH ret.
- II Heaxz Zhe0.h IL wIEn sadness
90 1T - Es kneHaEA 1T.
Id us aaIked n. ell - knou.
Ws woaI1 ha.a 10 0h. suara IHe uIow.
-. 18th streaming .ys= would urzz.
1aEu wa I0sa ~. 1t her -
n Ioss she LIED. n pace he did.
Her lie rs aHIzed. but God denied.
b her devoted mother.
49, =. HLAzza.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-08-08

t. Ea.I.ars Council d gaTraII
Count. nj IN fhe County Agents
Office z#aaIaY nIKHI ! Ire namheI
y delegates fram lie different o.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-08-08
IXIXIInIN-

Tie weather mn = sending -
plenty 0f raIn when - eomnar. -
weather HiEn .haz i - ; =.
weeks agD.
Mf. m fInEIIas ~ returned
home from lie hospital nd IS faT.
much Improved
MHs. Inc Sullivan 5 zZzHI ~
me II IL writing.
MHH Waller Grimes - children.
y Westminster #nsnI Wednesday
vii IT IN. Sullivan I'D family.
D8nl IaHEEI - IzzIIx= = = -
n August I'll - IHe ground =
r. "a aInaHzfI. Instead u -
IgHn EasIsH=s i aane ~ D.
H0HIZ. lie Christian E.aIH.xaH Il
HHIZaIIIuHE
IHa IHHI#HI.H EH1a.Z.H = E#IZZHI
IN ~ maHI = . o'clock snHH..
evening u ~ 9IapaI
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-08-08

During The previous
wherever they
9oIdnE
MIS- oodhg arfis With the violin
am vocalist
holding m audience entire evening Without lie mus
novelty
noon and evening Of
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-08-08
EXECUTIVE nIPHRI HEsT
aSNNpWZI :. MAINLAND.
PROCLAMATION DECLARING SOLDIERS
W II u LONGER OPERATIVE

WHEREAS = proclamation I#zHaa
II III d. ! January. ~. ! -
pended IHz operation u - election
IL y - HIaZa. - - rule 81
regulations adopted hereunder. =
- = IIz extent authorized =
Chapter : d n - q - General
Assembly q Maryland aI IL :
ne I'd - IHs provisions # I'D
- authorizing nd providing IIs
means Iaf IHI. qualified xaIHH# -
81 n - military nr aHxaI HaTXI9s
q - Tinted states y YoIs = nj
Il general. primary d anHaIaI sIaez
Tom. might l. nd become effective.
a. therein st IoTIH.
Hxn WHEREAS. HaIa - -
parsed and n Proclamation there
under Issued = HzH measure. III
lIa object . giving h z0ldZsfz -
sailors 81 Maryland HHa enlisted
especially Or h AT HIlH Germany.
Ihe opportunity q voting during TIER
absence n service during zaII 81.
AZU WHEREAS. IHE I'D ~ :
practically oEsr ana peace i HnauI
Il - declared. nd he soldiers nd
HHIIaTz u Maryland. II KH0Ha IHua
II n aforesaid ne aaIa - -
parsed md n Proclamation lHHuaa
hass practically II returned u
Maryland I'D ben demoIIlIzsd. =
IN Ins condition IoT which ne -
- passed ID aforesaid TEoEIHma=
IIan Issued / uoN Of i about II -
oxsr
AID NIIIzn -. section IS q LIs
aid - provides tn whenever -
condition which resulted II IIa III
N q I'D Proclamation terminates.
It shall ns tie anIy II The Governor.
n non - convenient aud proper. !.
proclamation p end he suspension
nf ne election IaHH. xHaHenpun Ihe
provisions II I'D AeI I0T absent x0I=
IN shall become imperative.
ANn WHEREAS. n xIe. 81 he
aT0T1E0InE. i i n0H convenient anI
proper that the Proclamation con
IemplaIed b aid section - should
b IHHusd.
nov. THEREFORE,. :. EMERSON
I. HARRINGTON. GOVERNOR D.
MARYLAND b virtue II ne ~
thorIIy conferred npon me- = aTore=
HaIa ~ aid At d Assembly. Do
hereby proclaim and declare the
aIoreEoIng suspension Of ne election
Iaus terminated and II N md. -
IhaI the provisions u aaId ct ri
IaIs. Chapter : my Be md become
imperative. II tie Hame extent - i
NJ Proclamation Of January i. IaIa.
Nth reference u voting .. absent
soldiers an1 zaIIoTa. Ind never been
Issued
= TESTIMONY
WHEREOF. haye
nar9nnIo ct NJ
hand I'D caused u
Be affixed he 1TsaI
GREAT SEAL seaI n he State Of
On TIE Maryland. It ne
STATE 0F Capitol. II the GIIy
MARYLAND u Annapolis. IN
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EMERSON :. HARRINGTON.
- the Governor.
THOMAS =. SIMMONS.
Secretary q STATE.
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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-08-08
CALLS 1T ANARCHY.

WASHINGTON, Aug. s.
A joint resolution declaring
that a state Of anarchy ex-
.istsin the United States, au-
thorizing the President to
free interstate mails and
traffic from further unlaW-
full interference and to ade-
quately protect citizens in
their property rights" was
introduced today by Repre-
sentative Blanton, Demo
crat, of Texas. The Presi-
dent would be authorized un-
der the resolution to employ
the entire naval and military
forces of the United States
and the resources of the gov
ernment to destroy such an
archy, prevent any interfer-
ence with the proper trans
mission of interstate mails,
telegraph communication
and interstate traffic.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-08-08
CLEARING SITE
FOR SHEA GARAGE
Two Barns Torn Down and Excavating
Begun-Mr. Shea to Cut Lumber
on His Farm in Hinsdale.

Work on the site in preparation for ID.
Frank Shea's new garage building on Flat
street has been progressing well this week
and it is expected that the work of laying
the foundation viii be started early next
week
The two barns, occupied by Mr.. Shea
and the Dewitt Grocery Co. have been
torn down and the work of excavation is
well under way, The building which fronts
lon Flat street and which now is occupied
by w. III. Kinson and III. d. Wilbur will
be razed as soon as it is vacated, which
probably next week
|. Pellett & Skinner, who have the con
tract to erect the garage, have % men
| and four or five teams on the job The
work has been DELAYED somewhat on ac-
count of two rainy days Two carloads oil
| cement and one Of trap rock already have
been received and unloaded and other
material is on the road Mr. Shea said
| this morning that he expected to cut
from $1,000 to 10000 feet of lumber OF
his farm in Hinsdale.
| Mr. kinson, who conducts a harness
/ shop IN the building on Flat street, vii
move across the street into the Thoma
i building, family moving upstairs in or
| der to give him rooms, and Mr.. Wilbur
/ who conducts the Willard service station
will move to quarters in the building be
tween the Roberts Automobile Co. garag
and the blacksmith shop. The servic
station will be on the ground floor an
will have about the same amount of spac
l as in the present quarters.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-08-08
FARMERS WANT MORE
FOR THEIR WHEAT
Hearing Today On Proposition to Re-
peal Government Price Guaran-
tee-Better Price Outside. a.

WASHINGTON, Aug. S.-Repeal of
the government price guarantee for.
wheat to enable farmers to secure high
er prices was urged at meeting today
of the senate agriculture committee.
Senator Norris, Republican, of Nebraska,
proposed the repeal. T. c. Atkeson,
Washington representative of the Ma
tional Grange, endorsed it. THAT is ex-
actly what the farmers are praying for" !"
'ha said
Senator Norris, Chairman Gronna and
other committee members said the
wheat price guarantee law has not been
carried out The 1926 guarantee they
declared, was intended by congress to
be the minimum price with higher
price possible under the law of supply
and demand. Instead, they asserted, the
United States Grain corporation has
| made the minimum guarantee the maxi
mum price for the farmer
Mr. Atkeson told the committee tha
the farmer would receive an average o
only $3.50 per bushel for wheat thi
year He and Senator Gronna declared
that had the government not fixed TIL
| price farmers would receive much NOR,
than the guarantee because of the pros
pective wheat shortage and the world de
| mand.