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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-30
Great Work ByU,S,
Troops in Mex. Invasion

WASHINGTON, July 29.-Onicial de-
tailed reports on tho recent punitive cX-
petition into JuarcZ 20 drive out villa
troops when the battle th"r" Threatened
lives OF Americans in II laso. give sp"-
cial praise 10 the work of both the ar
tilIery and tn" cavalry.
It IL said that som" Of m" achieve.
rncnts of tho Second battalion OF tic
send field artillery. under command Of
Lieutenant Colonel II. l.. NcH bold wer"
as spectacular as any IN the great war
when tho small nature Of the engage
Incnt is taken INTO CONSIDERATION.
The reports say Colonel Ncwhold has
his men ard guns IN SO closely bchui
tho SkirmiSh line that they wrr" ready
to fire before the infantry had mad" con-
tact, and the instant tho command 10
fire was given the Shrapucl began SWEEP
ing tho fence corners and grant stand
OF the race track. whcr" tn" Villa iruupS
were. exactly on The target.
Colonel NcwbpId'S batteries got I'll
siXty-four rounds WIKI such speed 1u'
accuracy that observers report th' :tr.
ton like a performance" e.; TIA. Tr.z"
gun teams ~ France wh.'h mad" r.w
records with TIA" French 49,. When he
infantry advanced, ever, point "r ,i.'.-
taGc around tn" McNir'n lrSI;IuN VS.
found riddicd with steel bullets.
The cavalry CONES "a for u iuil meas
ure OF praise for its RAPID rmot.mrut :"
rut ~ III" man r'h.i h"dN. " rII" ,ii..
performance OF the ,nS.L""r> ~ threw
ing across tn" r." Grand" "a i,-~ han
al hour 4 pontoon br!dS' rnpaa!c #
BEARING the heaviest "p'Ipilcnt - re-
ported rs having -; L'w records IN
that line.
TIL" ''doughboys" If the infantry OF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-30
Stamp Collectors Are
EnthuSing Over the New
Issues Now Put Forth

LuNI"pN. Jufy G"rrr~I,, nd'ncc ~
tn" Associated Press Stamp collectors
of wiu,h LINDEN has It's full share. are
"a hES'HStIr over The curious postage
stamps h'"n ar" beg inning to reach
'h"m from IA" yr'aiicr Fur ,;"nn = 1T =.
'Iu" N ,mrl. fr"m l.Iihunn.a X "f h"
NrNt - rinhE"it SSH" "f that country. II
has been ltth-rn ph"d on heavy SIiurtan
Tray paper. formerly used tor tn. y.'nl-
ng ~ bread tickets.
l'rtland LithuHuIu'S n"ighb"r. printed
l'$ first stamps on IN. backs uf e. ''Iuhr
"rdnaEC" maps but these proved A little
unw".ldI AMI now Il, stamps AZ" printed
IN ia" limeI"S' at c:"Hr";t" pap -.
tH.'' "-Si"NHkIH stamps recently re-
r"Iy"d hey" ar" simply IA" united
arms "r I;"h"nln. M"rayla ard SII"sia
with tn" Inscription "I"Sk"-Sl"I' nS kh-
NtLimI rr'nt"i "n m" Magyar stamps.
They Wrr' ISSUED when In" CzrCh"- Slo-
yak troops taL'd hungary.
Tn" disputed r"ri If fium" has been
pruVI'd with u striking series Of pic
t"rial stamps. apparently ia anticipation
"f "u Italian mnndrir fer they al bear
lhr words 'FIum" pruriIInrl ! ann0eSi-
on all l'"l"t Hud tn dat" @n-lh-l2lS.
RI" four d"s..uS iu'lud" tn" Staru" Of
Epmulu> ant l., mus I'D 10y rl" .hc-w"lf
th. pITZXH ui 81 Mark. Iud ancient Ven
'i!aT EHll,'n md Tho portrait Of Dr.
CT IS-lrh.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-30

engine came there were many law suits
the plaintiffs Cont"nGinE that the nous"
as we'll as tho danger J'"parllG"d iH"ir
stock The Massachusetts Supreme Court
however, rendered IN" opinion that III"
locomotive was lawful and IN Keeping
with progress. Attorneys say a similar
condition Arose when motor cars cam"
into use, but the highest court Of Indiana
rulel in their favor on the grounds that
the law must keep pace with PROGRESS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-30
KENTUCKIAN CLAIMS
He IS 100 YEARS old

LOUISVILLE Ky. July 18th" Ma
tional Geographic society has been asked
10 invest Eat" tho claim OF John She'll. a
mountain"er Of Lcsll" county. Ky. that
he IS 1870 years old. shells ncighbors
corroborate the statement concerning his
age Shell has nine children. He says
the oldest IS ninety years old. He Is
said 70 have coo descendants IN his home
section. several being GreatEr~at grand
children The mountain"er. who claims
excellent oversight. steady nerve and
general good health. attributes his long
life 70 outdoor living and temperate
habits
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mont contrary to Its promfssN

ment, contrary to Its promfseSS
ANONYMOUSLY delivered up parts OF tho
eastern provinces and that Prussia has
failed TO come to the aid Of her crown
lands.
The correspondent states that tho ma
lives and the troops had determined to
defend their hcarths and homes to the
very last. but the governments change
Of front now put an end to those pa
triotic aspirations. He predicts grave
menace to tho country as result OF IN"
dissolution of troop units which have
been accommodating there.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-30
Girl Killed; Six Hurt
In Automobile Crash

Bl'TiER. Ia. July g9.--N girl was
l.rllcd and SIX ether parsons w"t" m
jur"h two rrohmhlv taiHlly when an
iauiomC hil" u whIch N" Wy" RIDING
ran away on Miller lill. SlN miles cast
Of here and plunged oyer an "mhhnK-
lucnt and cramm"d undrr TIA" "N,rturn-
! cl car
The Dead;
MISS MARGARET TKIMBIR H.
skull crushed
Tho injured:
FRED TRIMBTE 80 h"r rather.
s"rlrIS internal injuries.
Hl'II.ET TRIMEI l.. m2ntAS'
Cru.h.i "crI''u,
REEN NEn TEIMIH'E. ; years. hruis-
d 81 a'A cat.
SOPHIA TRIMBI'N. :. decorations.
ALBERT IU:TTlG. -. bruised.
HENRY HETTIG. -. body bruises.
Trimhur who j. h"i expected 10 lIN"'
,s,d Tia. brakes refused To work when
h.. Attempted to SLOW h"wn the machine
"l thu hIll
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-30
BALLOON CLOTH ron 1AucoAFs.

ST. LOUIS, Mo. July 2s.-Half mil
lion yards Of cotton balloon cloth
enough to stretch from st. Louis TO Chi
cago-will be manufactured into rain
coats. by a st. Louis concern ~h,rh
bought the clth at auction from the
government.
The auction price Of the 3S-inch sea-
island cloth purchaser by the govern
mon for manufacturing balloons was an
nounccd as approximately $4,000.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-30

BERLIN. July 2.-Eastern Germany
Will remain quiet despite the fact that
some parts Of il arc included within tfe
borders If Poland h. tn" peace treaty
wire, the Thorn r"rrcsp ondent Of the
Dutsch Zcltung. "It is" he adds. the
noinruI result Of observations made on
tho spot" He declares that the govern
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-30
WON BY THE BROWNS.

. WASHINGTON. July 29.-S'. LOUIS
won the opening game Of IN" series with
Washington today to 3. Tn" visitors
punched hits of Erickson and Harper
while Sothoron was effective in the
punches. Score:
St LOUIS ......0Ot oO2 ro2--6 l
Washington .. do 100 1913 10 :
Batteries: Sothoron and Serverid;
Erickson. Harper and PicInlch.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-30
REAL GERMAN EFFICIENCY"

BERLIN. July 1.-The government
troops guarding the Lichtenbcrg station.
IN the east end Of Berlin. have discovered
several carloads Of livestock which were
sidetracked to the freight yard and ape
narently forgotten. Most OF the animals
were dead from starvation.
Meanwhile. the shortage OF meat IN
Pcr,,n is one Of the most diffi,ult prob
lsms facing the food authorities.
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The greater the necessity Tor saving
the greater your opportunity 70 uSs
The Intelligencer Want Ads.
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--Htl WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-02

(Paza a la pag. 1la.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-02

convention de Chicago de JUNO de
1912, pcro los ~intereses de los II
cos cue controlaban ell Comite Ma
cional, V los politicos sin escrupu!os,
prefirieron mepor que ell partido fue-
ra derrota0o a que Roosevelt subiera
nuevamente al poder. Y lanzaron la
c~andidetura de Mr.. Taft para un Sc
gundo periodic. Entonces sc impro-
vis6 eI partido ~progresista como Ina
protesta contra la injusticia de tai
c%andidatura Y Roosevelt tuvo que
bajar a la Arena nuevamente a hacer
la propaganda de 81 candldatura. Du
rante su viaje de propaganda un HON
bre, influenciado por sus enemigos
intent6 a~sesinarle infiriendo.e una
herida. que por fortuna no fue NOR
tai, Y de Ia que sano en- dos soma
mas.
En- las elecciones Mr.. Taft recibio
Ia mas brillante derrota, pues solo
triunt6 en- dos Estados y obtuvo O.
cho votos e~lectorales. Roosevelt OBJ
tuvo ochenta Y mas de 100000 de
votos popuiares, pero Ia division de
los repub:icanos hizo inevitable el
triunfo de Mr.. Wilson.
Tiaje q Ia America del Sur
En- octubre de 1918 partio Roose.
welt para la America del Sur con el
cbjeto de explorar una parte desco-
nocida del Brasil. FL Y sus acompa-
nantes estuvieron por varios meses
Separates de la civilization y caye-
ron gravementa enfermos de las fie-
bres propias del china. En- mayo del
siguiente aho regreso a los Estados
Unidcs.
A POGO de haber regresado estall6
la guerra europea.
Roosevelt Sc opuso desde un prln-
cipio a Ia pclitica mexicana de Mr..
Wilson. 10 misno que a 81 po!itlca de
neutr:l!dad en- la guerra europea.
En- 1916 rehuso aceptar su candl-
datura para derrotar la oe Mr.. Will
son., V con esa negativa mur!o de
hecho Ell partido pr~ogresista. Los
mismos honbres que cuatro amos an
ties habian dicho que preferian Ia
d~errota del partido, antes que a Roo
sevelt por P~residente, repitieron SD di
cho y eligieron a Charles E. Hughes
! como candidate. E. triunfo. como Sc
| sabe. fue nuevamente de Mr.. Wilson.
La declaration de guerra contra
Alemania le produjo una agradable
(PaSa q la pag. 1ia.)
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Comprese en- una de las
Modernas Casas del Mundo
Pidase C~atalogo. Cupon dc 81. Gratis

FidaSe CataiOgo. Cupon &c 81. Ilatis
Fl Catalogc de la Etna Company. para
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Esc-iba po- IN eiemriar y ahorre dinero
al hacer sus compras.. Consta de 20 paS'-
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;lustradas. Contienc description y precios
fnfimos de toda clase de mercaderia. con-
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cIase para Seno-as y Csbaileros. Generos'
Calzado. Juguetcris. Articulos de Fantasia
lnstrumentos Musicsles. Aparatos cieetrlc"s y
Radiosrdficos. H~erranientas. Av!os peport-
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Con este anuncio y la peauena suma lie
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del Catalogo : aceptamos su eauivalent@
Ell sellos dc correo de cualquier pais 'sin
usarl. ST I'd. nos escribe con pronttud. IL
.nviaremos tar1bi6n IN Cupo1 valoradO en-
sl.00 orc. e! cuai a~ceptamos en- paso Gs
nercnncia.
Aproveche la oportunidad y haEs hoy mis-
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he-mosos Gibujos. y un bonito alileF de
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Precios cspeciaies para agentes.
THE ETNA COMPANY.
Dept. l23, Binghamton, n. y ETA.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-02

Fl lunes uitimo fue el 65 aniver-
sariC del nacimiento del rs Presiden-
te de los EStados Unidos. que nacio
ell 26 de octutre de 1858 en- Ia ciudad
de Nueva York Y murio el 6 de Enc
70 del presente aho en- ST. Residential
de Sycamore Hill, del Estado de
Nueva York. Su padre fue un no
table comerciante. de gran PATRIOTS
no Y de gran espiritu publico.
La famailia Roosevelt desciende de
Klaes Martcnsen Roosevelt, que en-
1914 vino de Hoianda a 10 que en-
tCnces Sc l,aMaba New Amsterdam.
El nino Teoioro Roosevelt, fue muy
enfermo en- su ninez Y en- 81 juven-
tud padeci6 frecuentemente de as
me- ' dc extrclnaia cortedad de la
vista. Estas cocdlciDas 1e ST. salud
r~etardaron I'm POGO su aducacion, pc
70 en- cuanto E! Sc hubo de~sarrol!ado
moStr6 una gran passion por las lee
turas scrias Y por Ia Historic Ma
tura! avn:ue era lcS>via ioven. En-
1876 3ngcvs5 On Ia : niversiGad de
Harvard y en- 1880 recibio e grade
d. bachlllcr en- Artcs.
DasIe antes de ingresar en- e Ccle-
gio dcdicaba mucho tempo q les eier-
c;:ios atleticos, costumbre que sigUiG
du-ante toia 81 vida. De cSta ma
nera venciG su debi!idad natural :
lego q ser. per n fuer2a de su &C.
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sect parti5 para Africa en un via
ic De c2csr.".
\ ST regreso halo al partido re-
pu5l!rno amenazado con Ia derrota y
sus part!d@rics creycron que Ia acep-
tac:on &c II c~andidaJura republican,
ror Roosevelt scria 10 unico que po-
dri" Salv"r 81 partido de a derrota
eIe VI apIntaha. Contra su volun-
tad ~>eoto Ii c".ndidatura. Las cleo
c,-res primaries del partido lie die
ron I n:ayocja aplastante en- Ia
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-02

"u:ujo au" S, nai!@52 ea e Cole
rio c5nneazt Q! jovcE Roosevelt 4 c.
cr,b.- una h.s,or.& dc = guerra IL
"a. de 1912. Ia cGa, t-r|ino GcsDucJ
a. huberSc graC@"&o. ,."a &c gr;.a
H:@-.;o !,ccrario = quc iuc cscrlta rov
cue -.Ia@ - h:starias amor;canas DC
caEcl ccaIl:cco cs;abaa cscritas Con
cr.tcrio anasionado y llcnas Ge proju!-
ciaS hac.a cl cucmig2.
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SGceSor dc Mci.iriev

E. nensamiento &c los enemigos de
Roosevelt fuc rcducirlo a ser 7 me-
"a figura decorative, pero sus planes
fracasaron porque a c~onsecuencla del
asesinatc del Presidente Mckinney, el
Il dc septiembrc de 1901 assemble al
primer puesto de la naci6n, Y en- S de
noviembre de 1904 fue electo para Ell
mismo cargo como Presidcnte cons
titucional.
Los actos mas aotables de su 60
bierno fuercn el hacer obligatorio 81
areglo para Ia termination de Ia
gran huelga de los minercs de carbon
de piedra, su p~rolcngada lucha en-
el Congreso Y Ell las Cortes contra
les trusts Y las combinaciones que
restringiaron cl concrete y amenaza-
ban con ell ~mcnopolio; su mediacion
en- el conflicto ruso-japones; Ia res
t~auracion del orden en- Cuba; ell ha-
Der separado el Itsn1a de Panama pa
ra la construction del canal, etc. etc.
La inmensa popularidad que con-
ouist6 como Presidente a habria da-
do IN nuevo triunfo en- las eleccio-
neg. pero cl anuncio 81 20. untad ire
vccable &c retirarse del poder al ter
minar su periodic, como 10 hizo en-
tragando el manGo a Mr.. William
Howard Taft.
T. L.-.o4, =, PooceTsH OF 1910
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bu-Js G&v - E@hl%n he-h2 cron!cof
- i nnlc'y &c .s1 riH'@U. 10 cua!
l. GRANGE" L "m'stad y "l F"!i"'c"-
70 d. nItEaF rCsrnya a:St'nTuld"s'
Isl como j." c"em,S,a| d "ignn2S pc
tcatadcs.
Dcs amos Guro Roosevelt c" tai
/ p@es:c. o">ando a d~csarrollar SIS @p-
t.:Lu-s ea IN campo mas ras'o. pIes
fue n,ubg"io As.s,entt S~esv"t&.io 1,
Marina.
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Libros MaraviIloSos

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para Sastos y recibird cata!oso gratis.
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r E C A L 0

MARIA Alta Masia. 2r-stidisitaei6a. srer
4. on 81 jueSo. en- 81 amor. en- los "eSoeioI
.ec:c.os na.aviloeoa-
2 No sc muestre listed cobsrde ante &
-roblema de IL vida. B.emisa 10 ~ccntavos e.
esaup!Las q
Vega Commission Co.
q A
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Box S91. HAbANH. SebA
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-06
AUDITORIUM.

The False Code" in which
Frank keenan, is appearing today
at the Auditorium is the story OF
an upright American business man
whose unPrincipled partner plots
70 enmesh him in a web Of planted
evidence that sends him 20 Jail for
- years. Like a man he took bis
medicine. and then he made his enc
mics pay-pay for the home. the
wife, and the good name they had
robbed him OF. The piece is said
to be one of the best that Mr.. Kee-
nan has yet appeared in on the
screen. other pictures for today
are Marie Walcamp in the last of
her two-reel western dramas and the
Pathe News of late events OF inter
est. Sundays bill includes The
Best Bad Man" a sensational two
reel western drama: "Dabbling in
Society" a two-reel comedy; James
J. Corbett in his serial story. The
Midnight Man" Mutt ard Jeff and
the Pathe News. William Russell in
Sacred Silence" will be the at
traction for Monday and Tuesday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-06
RESULT OF MINERS
STRIKE AFFECTS CORN

By Associated Press:
CHICAGO, Dec. Increased re-
ceipts OF corn, looked upon as I'M
expected result OF the coal miners
strike, had a bearish effect today
on the corn market Prices closed
unsettled l Is to l 5-Sc net lower,
with January s1.34 ga to Sl.34 rs
and May 1922 to $s1.32.5-S.
Oats lost lac TO 3-Sc to 3-4c. In
provisions. the outcome ranged
from 1Oc decline to a like advance
Corn traders acted on the assump-
ton that enlarged arrivals of corn
here had been brought about by
utilizing railway equipment available
through current heavy reduction of
general freight business. and that
consequently for at least the time
being the influence of the coal strike
was more .bearish than bullish as to
corn. Curtailment OF buying on the
part of big industries tended further
to depress the market, and so like
wise did lower quotations on hogs
together with a new low record for
British exchange.
Oats weakened with corn.
Provisions reflected the fall of
grain and hogs. but recovered when
offerings were absorbed.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-06
ORPHECM.

The Cabaret De Luxe" a musical.
singing and dancing production
heads the present vaudeville bill at
the Orpheum which is given final
showing today. Lucy Gillette. a skill
full juggler. Saxton and Farrell. in
their comedy skit Lights" Beck and
Stone, singing funsters and LaMaze
brothers. high table rockers, round
out the program.
Opening tomorrow, the new vau-
deville bill is topped by the Seven
Family Troupe of fast tumblers and
pyramid builders. Next in favor is
Frank Devoe. late star OF "Gloriana"
who with Harry Hosford at the
piano, offers bits from musical COM
edy. Rawls and Van Kaufman
presenting "A Willing Worker" Lii
bonati. syncopation supreme and
Robert and Demont, the act deluxe.
complete the varied and excellent
bill
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-06
CASTLE.

\ story of romance and adventure.
staged on the vast desert is THE
Man Who Turned White" the latest
picture 10 feature III. b. Warner. that
good actor. His role in this story is
a particularly good one for him, be
ing that Of a man who sacrifices his
own honor 10 protect that of NAV
who has befriended him. Barbara
Castleton plays the girl who finally
sets matters right Carmen Phillips.
, is the villainous lady in the case,
while Wedgwood NOVEL; is the 9th
er man"
Tomorrow. In Mizzoura" features
Robert Warwick, a star Of stage and
l screen.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-06
EAsr BUFFALO LIVE srOCK.

EAST RUFFAIO. Dec 5.-CATTLE-
Receipts, 925: market slow, steady
prime steers SiGOOdt7OO: butcher
grades $1,000 1900. cows. 81 OO1d 1000.
CALVES Receipts. 200: market. uc-
tive ~ up. Gull 90 choice. - .O00 100
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 200:
yaerlings. S11OOd12 go; sheep, 81 .OOU
1000
HOGS Receipts. g. 800: market. active.
~ lower. workers.. S1+.1J. pigs. Sl+.2a
mixed. S14 -. heavy. S147 rOughs
S13pO613.2j. stays. SO JoQl1 80
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-06
OLIVER.

The critic OF the New York Trib-
une wrote the following after wit
Messing Griffith's Broken Bios
SONS" which will be shown at the
oliver theater all next week. 1T
Is the most beautiful motion picture
we have ever seen or ever expect
20 see. When II was over we wanted
20 rush up 70 every one we met and
cry. "Oh. don't miss It. don't miss
it," If we were director we
should give up all idea of every try
ing to be original, and spend the
rest OF our time trying to make
something as nearly as possible like
this wonderful fragile thing that
Mr.. Griffith has done. For the last
two years we have seen At least one
picture a day, yet with Broken
Blossoms" We sat on the edge OF our
seat grasping the arm and trembled
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-06

y fascinating story of the north
woods. with an attractive but un-
educated girl as its heroine, a rev
enue officer as the hero and moon
sinner villain. is What Am l Bid ?"
the latest Mae Murray picture TO be
shown at the LaSalle today. This
pretty girl was formerly a dancer
with the Ziegfeld "FOllies" and in
this picture is given exceptional OPP
portunity to display her grace as a
woodland sprite. Ralph Graves. a
pleasing actor is seen in the leading
male role.
Tomorrow, Eugene O'Brien is star
red in Sealed Hearts"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-06
CHICAGO LIVE srnCk-

CHICAGO Dec 5.-HOGS-Rereipts.
- 900; market. 90 lower; hulk. S13.JO6i
1910; butchers. S13.OOd13S0. packing.
$1,000 l&2j. lights $1,000 1880: pigs,
$3.50 a 1325; roughs, $12OOd12.I5
CATPLE-Receipts. 1900: market.
steady. weak undetone calves DC lower
reef. $1.1J6f22 90: butcher stock. ST 3jGi
1900. Gamers and cutters. S00I Is
stOckers and feeders S6OOd122J; COWS,
S6@5d 1900 calves. S165OG17.JO.
SHEEP-ReCeipts 1900. market.
steady tO 2JM5OC lower. wool lamDs,
$1,000 1922: ewes. S4OOd11 %
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-06

CHICAGO, Dee 5-WHEAT NO. r
tsd $40. 30. 3 red. g. 80, 10. hard.
>24fH245
COEN-No ] yellow. 81 s4giI SO old
No yellow. 81 4Da a.. SO 8 yellow.
~ f0l al S: No. 2 yellow. 81 SS6l1 Sqit
SO. = MIXED 81 ffU14g. No. . mixed.
a--t2G Ia No. . mixed. Sf3>d1 Il: No.
? mixed. S135d1.2S; NJ. waite - ~:
No. . white. x1.42nt. NO white. 81 SCI,
70 lf0i1 No. white 81 81.
DAI-No. 8 white T~T SO. No
bite 7TdISitc
FARLEN-S 42dl -: no rye II II
NI54
TIMOTHY $50 u G1.,o
CLQEER-S SO 0OfI..S 90
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-06
STOCK MARKET
IS IRREGULAR
Many Issues FavorabIy In
Cllned by Bulge in
Southern Pacific.

o. Associated Press
NEW YORK. Dee J-snnOunCe-
ment that the government had de-
cided to abide by the DEGREES OF the
lower courts in one OF the long
pending Southern Pacific oil land
eases was the outstanding feature
~ today's professional and irregular
st0cl. market.
The news which preceded the
opening OF the session was followed
ty wild trading I'm Southern Pacific
az an extreme rise OF Il points TO
109. The convertible five per cent
bonds rising 6 1-1 points and Asso-
ciated oil, southern property. 10
points.
Others FaSOrabIy Inclined.
Many other stocks were favorably
inclined by the bulge i'm these is
Sis force before noon when exchange
on London and Paris dropped 70
new points OF discount
Rallies of the last hour were fea-
tured by motors and the principal
f0od shares. reinforced almost at
the end by the greater strength OF
United States Steel and violent ad q
Vauces i'm Mexican and Pan-Ameri-
can. the oils gaining five points
cach. while General Motors re-
7rieved the better part of its severe
Joss sales amounted to 700
shares
Bond dealers reported a better
q demand FOR investment issues. but
this was not apparent in the deal
ings on the exchange. where heavy
transactions in Liberty and Victory
bonds were again showing irregu-
laritv Total sales (par value) ag-
cregated S22.40O.0OO. old 4. S.
bonds were unchanged on call.