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Evening star., 1919-03-16
WOULD TAG" AUTO
!. DRIVERS ARRESTED
Corporation Counsel Hart
Suggests Notation on
Permit Card.
AID TO POLICE AND COURT

As means of promoting closer
ebserva tion of the traffic regulations
the suggestion is made by Assistant
Corporation Counsel Ringgold Hart
who proSecutes all violations of the
traffic regulations coming to the Dis
tEict of Columbia branch of the Police
Court. that card be issued by the
police department annually as the per-
init for operating an automobile which
will show on it's face at a glance
whether or not the operator carrying
the permit has ever been arrested for
violation of the traffic laws
Evening star., 1919-03-16
Seen as Aid to Safety.

when operators of automobiles
knew that their operators permit
would show the number of arrests
against them and that there would be
a record of all such cases at head
quarters and in the office of the
court" Mr.. Hart said, there would be,
in my opinion, less violation of the
traffic laws and the public safety
thereby greatly assured. This sys-
tenn. 1 believe. would quickly elimi-
nate that class of offenders against
the rules of the road who come into
court. If it was found that an opera
tor had been arrested a number of
times he could be eliminated as a
menace to the road by the revocation
of his permit
Evening star., 1919-03-16
BITS Fire 70 Derefnt Schooner.

9ok4PuA. Fla. March rs.-Capt. Mayo
0s(1zn ting Sea King reported today
tt he had found the derelict
sdkzoo0r Millie r. Bohannon on
March z about % miles off AncIets
,ISm, and as she was IN bad condi :
ion nd a menace 10 navigation had
ssaA IRE to her. The Rohannon a
schooner Of SsS tons. carrying half a
MILLION feet Of lumber from Pensacola
10 Porto Rico. Was abandoned by
= A1k Ses1eo andsMe'-e1cN.5Dekhesi1G
Evening star., 1919-03-16
Finnish Recognition for Poland,

HELSINGFORS, Friday, March II
The Finnish government has informed
the Polish government of Warsaw by
wireless that it recognizes the inde-
Dendence of Poland.
Evening star., 1919-03-16

AFTER THE GRIP, or in con-
valescence from pneumonia, fevers
or other debiltating diseases, your
quickest way 10 get flesh and
strength is with DR.. Pierce's Golden
Nj edical Discovery. That gives
purity to your blood. plumpness to
your body. and puts every function
into perfect working order. 1t makes
thoroughly effective every natural
means of repairing and nourishing
your system. For pale, puny, scrofu-
lous children nothing approaches
it. 1t builds up completely their
flesh, their strength and their
health.
In the most stubborn Scrofulous,
Skin or Scalp Diseases. Eczema,
Saltrheum and every kindred all
ment it effects wonderful cures.
Contains n" alcohol or harmful
drugs In tablet or liquid form,
Tablets, tUc-
DR.. Piercc's Pleasant Pellets regu-
late and invigoratc stomach, liver
and bowels. Sugar-coated.s.-tiny.
Evening star., 1919-03-16
TONIGHT.
TOMORROW.

Address by Senator Miles Poindex.
ter on the league Of nations at 12:l;
o'clock in the chapel of George Wash
ington University, 2O23 q street north
west.
Evening star., 1919-03-16

Address by DR.. ]. c. Garritt on THE
Church'S Task in China at II
o'clock before the Presbyterian Min
isters' Association at the New York
Avenue Presbyterian Church, New
York avenue and H street
Evening star., 1919-03-16
Boys Get 1000, 600 Boxes.

More than forty million letters and
cards were sent to the United States
by the soldiers in France during the
month, and in addition there were
many thousands of parcels and war
trophies. The mail to the American
expeditionary force Included more
than two million Christmas boxes and
about forty-six million letters and
cards. One car was burned in France.
nut the records show no other mis-
haps to Christmas mail
AS an example of difficulties en-
countcred in mail delivery, the report
cited the fact that fully nine million
pieces of letter mail had to be read
dressed in December
Evening star., 1919-03-16

IninOis men and women are invited
to the st. Patrick's day dance and
party given by the GirlS Illinois Club
Monday night from 7:30 to 1890
o'clock at the Navy League Red Cross
rooms. New York avenue between 18th
and 18th streets.
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A. E. F. POSTAL EXPRESS
HAD HUGE DECEMBER MAIL
Handled 1ss, 100000 Pieces in One
Month; 10000, 600 Sent
~ Home by Soldiers.

HoW-something over 1z3, ,000, 900 pieces
nf mail were handled by the ex-
peditonary force postal express service
in December, when the mail operations
wero at their peak. is described in a re-
port made public last night by the War
Department
Tho handling of this great volume
Of mail from and to the states and be-
tween the Army post Offices" said the
report. presented a difficult problem
with 100000 men in the field scat
tered over wide area, separated into
numerous units, in midwinter and with
in sixty days after unusual military
operations which made it especially hard
to locate thousands Of casual and re-
placement troopS
Evening star., 1919-03-16

Club at $3.50 o'clock at 29r1 Georgia
avenue.
Community sing at o'clock at the
Church of Our Father, 18th and l.
streets northwest
TONIGHT
Address by J. B. DenSmore. director
general of the United States employ
ment service. at o'clock. Community
Club, No. 8. 91S 10th street northwest.
Address by Edwin Markham at s
o'clock at the Church of the New Je-
rusalem. 18th and Corcoran streets
northwest.
Evening star., 1919-03-16

Entertainment for the soldiers ut
the Y. NJ. c. A. Eagle Hut, 9th street
and Pennsylvania avenue, was provided
last night by Martin Richardson. one
of the secretaries in charge of the
social life of the Y. NJ. G. A. Readings,
solos by Mr.. Richardson and jazz
band music constituted the program.
Evening star., 1919-03-16

"a league of nations In harmony
with the Constitution. the Monroe doc
trine and the highest ideals or evil
zation" was the demand of Rev. AL
hert n Zimmerman pastor of Every
body's Church. Fairfax county. va,
speaking at tt open forum. com
munjty service center, Spring Hill,
Va, Friday night.
Evening star., 1919-03-16

PupiIs of Melanie Gordon's School
of Rhythm entertained at a rhythmic
tea last week at Studio Hall. Miss
Gordon gave talk upon the educa-
tionaI value of rhythmic training 10
the growing child.
Evening star., 1919-03-16

Club at $3.50 o'clock at 2s11 Georgia
Evening star., 1919-03-16

There will he a meeting OF the
Georgetown Citizens Association 10
morrow night at o'clock at the Po-
tomac Savings Bank Hall, Wisconsin
avenue and NJ street northwest.
Evening star., 1919-03-16

One Thousand voices ready for .ne
victorv loan parade is an aim of The
star SpangIed Banner Chorus. which
will meet tomorrow night at o'clocE
at the Mount Vernon Place NJ. y
Church South. 9Th and X streets
northwest. Mrs Priscilla w. Streetei
is the organizer. Percy ;. foStes - -
to he director of the chorus. "hlch Is
to be permanent.
Evening star., 1919-03-16

Plans for reorganization OF the
AQUARIUM Society of Washington VIII
be considered at a meeting TO be held
Wednesday night at I:3O O'clock. at
10 10Th street northwest. Members
of the council of the society are re-
ouested to be present.
Evening star., 1919-03-16

Mrs. EIlen Spencer Musaey Tent No'
I Daughters Of Veterans. U. S. A; en-,
tertsined 200 soldiers from Walter Reed
HosnitaI. Naval Hospital and st. Eliza
beth Hospital at Polls Theater Ihurs-
day afternoon.
Evening star., 1919-03-16

Classes to train war camp communi-
~ workers will be opened tomorrow
night at o'clock at Community serv-
ice Club, No. 3. 2011 Georgia avenue.
Evening star., 1919-03-16

Marines and saflOrs stationed Mt the
headquarters of the marine barracks.
rg.nized as a club with the title of
Marines and Sailors Civil and>Serv-
ice Club" gave a dance last night at
the Grover Cleveland School, 8th and
r streets northwest. 1t was announced
inent naval officer would address the
club.
Evening star., 1919-03-16

Colored soldiers and sailors Will he
given a dinner at 3 o'clock the after
noon of March 80 at the Cosmopolitan
Baptist Church. y street between 9Th
and 10th streets. The dinner will
mark the beginning of sixty day re-
yivaI Ito celebrate the landing OF
twenty coIored persons at jamestown
in 1919"
Evening star., 1919-03-16

Washington Chapter OF Hadassah
will meet Tuesday night at 8 o'clock
in the ballroom at the Hotel La ra-
yette, 10Th and ] streets northwest.
Miss Eva Leon will tell of Hadassah
work in Palestine.
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n G Tines left yesterday on mo-
torcyclc trip t. Washington. l.. I. ana
other eastern points.
W. II. Lopez spent most OF last Hecn
| motoring in ONO. ,
William Miller came home tho latter
! part Of last week from trip through
| the southwest.
Mrs Ottie Miller has been called 20
! Denver Colo where her son. Earl. who
| recently returned from France and re-
! enlisted in the l.. :. army. has hceh
/ stricken with. and operated on Tor APP
pendtcitis; At last acc accounts lie was
Thomas Armstrong has purchased the
Sam Earnest property on Glass House
hin and is moving his family there. j.
l.. Gully. who occupied IN" house mere
| tofore, is moving to Warwood.
Charles Chambers and FAMILY Ana
Mrs Thomas Armstrong and daughter
Miss Lillian, mptorcd II Johannesburg.
Pa. and returned last Sunday.
J. J. oneil and family. VIII" hHd spent
Oneils parents, Mr.. and Mrs. 4. Porter.
returned home to Johnstown, Ia. sun
| day. They were accompanied home by
A. Porter and family, who Will spend
week there.
, his vacation with friends at Clarington'
| Mrs. Murphy sold her east end prop
| erty few days ago to G.. W. Hutfner.
W. r.. Lang recently puISHd~'' '''S
A. McGinnis property on North avenue.
and will occupy the place with his
| family.
George Jones. whose Illness has mere
torore been reported. has not been so
we'll for 4 few days past and IL talking
Of returning To- the hospital At BATH.
more for treatment.
&. j. Uagans Is III" proud owner OF
new OldSmnbilc. which was delivered to
him Il few days ago.
! J. j. Kcrby's barber shop Is closed
this week on account ~ the proprietor
being away on his vacation.
]. S Gray and r.. II. Lawrence are at
Ford City, Pa. on business this week.
W. {. Drake is preparing TO move 70
the property rcccnt,y acquired ~ Frank
Santcc on WaynesburG avenue.
The Manufacturers Light Heat CO..
have ordered a rig built for wei! on
the A. Howard property at the west end
OF the city. This well will be IN the
corporate limits Of IN" city and is he
first well TO be drilled in the city for
several years.
The old veterans VIII" attended the
National Reunion at Columbus have all
returned home.
Mr.. ard Mrs Raymond Fish will 60
! 10 housekeeping in the rooms vacated
by W. G Drake and family on Craw-
furd's hlll.
Ur.ah Alley a veteran Of tho Civil
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friends. Thsy will be accompanied

friends. They will be accompanied
home by Mrs. McGlumphy and son.
Keith. who have been visiting there.
Don't hesitate 10 enter the Intelligen-
GERS Automobile and Diamond Cam
paign-if It is good for your nelghoors.
it's good for you.
Miss Pansy Riggs. who was recently
operated upon in the Martins Ferry hos
pital, has been removed to her home and
| IS now recovering as nicely as possible
All the schools in Sand Hill district
opened Monday morning with GOOD at
/ tendance. The district superintendent
| Sherman Welch. was busy calling or
| the schools this week.
The condition OF Vernon Johnson OIL
! ajorsville, who has Ueen i'll or typholo
! fever, has been very serious lately.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. w. &. DaSue q
son on September II.
/ Born. to MI and Mrs. Bridge Little
! q girl on September IL.
! Miss Rose White Of Wana W. Va,
visiting her brothers, OF Dallas.
| Misses Leola Teagarden and Ida
Ida Bloomfield Of Elm Grove attended
! church here Sunday night.
Miss Theresa Little Of McMechen ma
been the guest of he. rister. Mrs. Rus
sell Crawford. this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Crow OF NC
Merhcn visited their aunt, Mrs G N
Stricklin. Sunday.
Mrs James Tenant will spend Friday
| in Wheeling.
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DALLAS

y The people of the Dallas neighoor-
hood will be given a rare treat when on
the evening OF September % they Will
hear the Galoraith brothers OF Brook
vile, Pa. in an excellent program or
entertainment. both musical and liter
airy, in the Dallas Presbyterian church.
Rev. B. F. Newman will preach has
last sermon for the year on SUNDAY
evening in the NJ. F. church. He will
leave on Monday for conference at Nor
Eantown. He will be accompanied BY
Norman Dague. delegate from the Dallas
charge.
Sunday. September %, will be rally
day IN the Presbyterian church OF Dali
las. Sunday school at 10 u m. and
preaching by the pastor at IL a m.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wylie Oldham and Miss
Nettie Craft Of Triadelphia have been
the pleasant guests OF relatives on the
Dallas pike during the last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Booth and daugh-
ter, Marjorie Jean. Of Geneva. Ohio. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Miller OF Sharon.
Pa, left Monday for their homes after
q pleasant visit with their sister, Mrs
James Tenant, and family.
Alex .McGlumphy and son. Dwight,
left Thursday on q motor trip to East
Palestine. Ohio. where they will visit
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SAND HILL

o., c,,,.,,hc- olsi IN. Roy. Newman
u.,II ,rcn,b his last sermon before con-
~ ~
,.,,,;.., 81 tho church
In" NhahE'h' '"I,n, i,,i,,, ali rcGuirc-
.ls III cN'"l''itI .'n'u' , -, r,II
m"nts having hr'h "''' ~
The charges are unanIm"HS Tor 'I "a
turn of Brother Newman nav ing duuC ''
s30O 10 his present snlary for III" ensu-
ing year making IN" appointment
$liUh one. al
with but on" - ~" "Nr"r,I"ns ~
tho schools III Sand li'II diStrirt nrcn'Su
Mr viii iInzlclr: Urr"r sand liill. MISS
Atkinson; Viola. Mr. Will Wrich; I'"GuSt
Girny" MIR. Thomas Nr"h' ION ~
Miss Francis. Len" oak Is yet to b"
Su,,trl,rI
Slln IillIug Will u" begun IN IN" com
nuInirv nr<i w,rh Mr.. Robert JuhRihS
has purchased tractor and IS "nEnEen
in Silu filling "n tn" Big Nh"'iIhH creek
trrritnry.
Mir Nlll JunklnS was operated on ny
Drs Wilson and LacuCE at the Martins
Ferry hospital on saturday for ihc re-.
m0Nal OF his tonSils whiCh were panI!
affected. He was quite Ill but Is rccoF-
crinc nicely.
Mr.. viii Jones had nm old tim" barn
raising by the nciEhhurs turning out IN
cnndlv numbers to assist in placing IN"
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BELMONT

' BELMONT. Ohio. Sept. lS-Dc" Carlo
ton called ut Harvey lIatchcrs Satur-
! day.
Grover Gregg and James Scott were
visitors in town on" day last week.
! Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Hatcher and
children visited friends nj l.ampsViIle
Sunday afternoon.
| Several from this vicinity attended
| tho 81 ClairsTil!c fair last week.
| Henry ,;att"n and daughter G"rtrud"
were Belmont callers ono day last week.
! Mrs. brand WAS caller in town Sat
iurdny.
; Misses Katie and Chloe Kemp called
at Victor Kcmp's Sunday.
Glenn zoe called IN town Friday night.
! Charles IIockinhcrry visited nj Doug
LAS IIatchcr's Sunday.
/ Tncmas Showalirr was visitor a.
! belmont Saturday afternoon.
/ Douglas Hatcher WAS caller In town
! Saturday.
Andy Kemp 81 Hunter passed through
! this yirinity Monday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs Th"ndor" Rurkhart and
! children spent Sunday al MIR. Burkharts
near Armstrong.
/ M and Mrs. Frank Moor" and son
! passcd through this vicinity Sunday
| Several III this vicinity attended thr
! CadiZ fair lhIS week.
| Mr. and Mrs Oscvar Hatcher ana
dnuCh'cr visited friends AT Bethesda
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Mrs. w. D. Smith and daughter. Mrs.
r. +. kocn, Mr.. and Mrs. J. !. koCn ana
Mrs. Guy s. FNrbce motorcd 10 WASH
inGton for the PcrshinG celebration
Wednesday.
H. ]. Taught and s ]. Leggctt have
returned from the P"rshing celebration
in Washington.
Mir. and Mrs. Seymour Rymer and
Mrs. Belle Young have arrived h"m1
their auto trip to Bcrklcy Springs:
Mr.. and Mrs; II. T.. Hickman and Mrs
f Lauderhaugh a." home after an aut"
trip and visit in Pennsylvania.
Mr.. and Mrs. John l.. Hayes. DR.. NJ,
F. Hamilton and \. !. Hayes have left
for a visit ut Rerhl'N Springs
Joseph Sidwell. = neral manager OF
the Carter OIL company, is business
visitor in town from Parkcrsburg.
Harry johnson an old-tjmc resident
OF Huntington, is here from Long
Beach. Calf. for visit with his daugh-
ters. Miss Ahcline and Mrs. w. 5.
Mrs. Loretta Furman. of Annapolis
Md, is the guest Of her sister. Mrs. {.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. r. warder and fam
lily have returned from visit at Bck-
ley Spings.
garet, have returned from visit At
Atlantic City.
w. ]. Kraus has returned from a visit
at Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Afford arc visit
ors in Pittsburgh this week.
Mr.. and Ms. Dav" kaplin and chill
don and Miss Jaffe have left for nuts
burrh. where they will make their home.
Mrs. \. y. Simon is her" from Okla
homa for n visit fifth her mother. Mrs.
NJ !. tIouSh.
Ms. l., +. Patterson has returned from
visit with her mother. Mrs. NJ J.
HouEh.
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som" parties from Oh'" came her"
las; Monday and ARRESTED hubert t'r-
rril Claiming that h" had ~t""n th'lr
au.nmnhilr. Tn" young MT, vas taken
to Akron. O.. for trial The auto IN
UucstInn has ben at this ll..c" for SOM.
lim- and has been in r"n~'Hnt u.s.. ana
was not rour'tlrd 1t all At" H"nnE
man claims - hdN" huuGh; III" naChln"
from some parties III Akr"n during IN"
month cs Lunc and claims that IT, can
nrov,. his innocence. He is Il member
q! one Of CaIur:nu'$ best families ana
his friends here hope that ne Will come
nut Of TN. s,.rau,. safe and sound
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Triad tho carbolie Acid Route.

: Mrs DaNnir kArr. young m'FFI"H
lady Of the west end 81 the CITY took
carbol!c acid yesterday morning IL Is
! believed with suicide intent. !hySl-
; clans wrrr hurrirdly called and are StIlI
! working on the case with prospects or
recovery growing NOR" favorable. 1t
was AZ first thought that her cas- was
, homeless. The husband works AT Akron
| q and tie family had intended TO move
! there soon. No reason for the rash act
known
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Warrington

MASNINGTON. w. Va. Sept. rs
The funeral OF c. j.. Cottrill was hold
from the late residence in Fa'rview
street. at o'clock. Monday afternoon.
Rev. John Bcddon OF the NJ. F.: church.
OF which deceased was member. con-
Quoted the services.
Columbia lodge. knights OF PythiaS.
attended in body and conducted tn"
service at tho grave. intermcnt being
made in the Warrington cemetery.
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Rev. C. F. Goodurn. Of the First NJ. T..
church. Of Fairmont. ofticiated
Following the ceremony the young
couple left with MIR. and Mrs. Il o.
Murray on a motor trip. The contract
ing parties have many friends here who
extend congratulations and best wishes.
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Seven persons will be mace :7prcmcly
happy in the Intelligcnccr'S Automobile
ard Diamond Campaign-you Gun be one
Of them.
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Standardization.

Mise Allie Singleton. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. \. II. Singleton. OF Clarksburg.
formerly Of this city. and Mr.. Walter
Straight. Of near Warrington. were
united in marriage at the Hotel Fair
mont at o'clock Tuesday afternoon
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Seven persons Will he mad" supremacy
happy IN the IntrlliErnC"r'S Automobile
aud Diamond CampalGn-"you can be one
. Of thCm.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK

CHICAGO. Nov. Hogs. receipts
SO, 900: estimated tomorrow 10000; weak
closing Is TO 40 cents lower. Bulk tl475
q 1900: top early $11.s5; heavy $3.50
p 1900: medium 3l4.75 a $3.50: light
Sli75 "a 1900; light light $l4.50 d
1885: heavy packing sows rough $l400
q 1870; packing sows, smooth, S14.40
q 1866: pigs {li.25 a 1875.
Cattle receipts $4,000; estimated to-
morrow $1,000. Strong. Beef steers
medium and heavy weight. choice and
prime $500 q 1000: medium and good
3ll.00 "a 1900: common 1916 u 100:
light weight. good and choice $3.50 q
1915: common and medium $500 a
1880. Butcher cattle: Heifers SS.T5 dI
l4.75: cows 36.s5 u 1926: Gamers and
cutters {5.75 a 6.65. Veal calves $3.50
a 1880: feeder steers {7.25 q 1900:
stockcr steers 1926 q 1925; western
range steers $3.50 "a 1875: cows and
heifers $3.50 a 1850.
Sheep receipts 25.OOO; estimated to-
morrow $4,000: firm. Lambs $500 %
14.75 Aculls and common $3.50 q lI.7J:
ewes. medium. good and choice 1915 az
S.25; culls and common $500 n G5n.
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IN n, !. MARKET

NEW YORK. Nov. ll-Stocks wen.
Rown with a crash today. all gains - -
Tho prsyjous month and much more IN
a number Of instances. being sacrln"eu
IN the wave Of liquidation when SM'ps
over the market in the furiouStE a'"''
dnal hour.
Exeepting United States steel. r"prHs-
sntatIvc railway shares. in ~hlch r.
SESSIONS were comparatively mcu"'".'.
leaders reacted five to almost t"rtE
points. General Motors. conspicuous i"'
Sta recent advance above 100 broke fr"''
sSs, its best price OF the morning. -
34Si1. ,.
Primarily the violent url"a>al vas
attributed to recurrcnt StrirE"ii'! III ~
money market. Call loans ,S""'d AT IN.
new high OF IA percent and held AT th"'
,price until the last hour. when " per
sent was demanded. with another Ju"'P
to 25 percent just before IN" thlSh'
To add to tho unScttlement 1urtne'
apprehension was caused by the a'nu'-
allied conditions which prevailed In inc
market for foreign exchange. Rates on
London. Paris and Rome fell TO ne"
levels OF discount and rcmittanccs u
less important European ccnterS "e'e
sympatheticahy affected.
The market was strong almost 70 thc
point OF buoyaucy at the opening. gam,
OF two to six points being acc"lcra'e',
by the short covering which followed
the announcement of the calling OH OK
the coal miners strike.
ReverSals set in before Tho cut "i m
nrst hour. however. each t"nttti\" r''iH
being followed by n gradual drop I"
lower levels. Technical conditions doubt
less contributed 10 the CgumhIInS OK
prices at the end many weak m'SG'n'"
accounts beiDS thrown upon the marhc'
Is stop loss orders were uncovered.
Sales amounted 70 100000 sharcS
almost 500. 900 Of which changed hands
In he last so minutes.
Ronds rer.> featurelcSs and more or
less neglected in the attention. directed
10 tho stock market Most issues In
GLIDING the Liberty group. wero again
irregular to heavy. Total sales. par val
Ne, aggregated Sl3,55p.o0o. Old |. y
bonds were unchanged on call
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Morxr AND EXCHANGE

NEW YORK. Nov. 1l-Mercantile pa
per IN D 5h; sterling 6o-day bills
4OS4 commercial So-day bills on banks
4oSJt;> commercial 60-day bills 4o7 y ;
demand 4l2h: cables 4l3M. Francs de-
mand s.S: cables 9cs. Guilders demand
37k: cables 31T. Lire demand 1850;
cables 1910. Marks demand 2s2: cables
ass. Government bonds irregular; rail-
road bonds irregular.
Time loans strong; 90 days. 90 days
and months, s bid.
Call money strong; high 20: low IL;
ruling ratio "a: closing bid IL; offered
at 20; last loan 20; bank aeceptances
AZ.
After the close the following quota
tiuns were made: High IS; closing bid
"a: offered at IS; last loan rs. The
French exchange displayed greater
weakness after the close OF tho market,
demand bills selling at 50 and cables
at S43.