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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-10
PRICES OF COTTON
/ MOVE IRREGULARLY
Trading Has Evening Up
Character and Professionals
Take Profits.

Considerable irregulaTity of movement
was displayed yesterday by the cotton
market, and it was difficult at times TO
Judge Just what particular trend was
shown owing to the evening up char
acter OF the trading Against the mar
ket was profit taking by the professional
element, which had been on the right
side during Wednesdays sharp advance,
but contracts for a large part of the
session were we'll absorbed by trade pur-
chasing and some scattered taking by
houses with Liverpool connections. Wall
Street operators also took advantage OF
tho early break of " cent pound to
buy, which was somewhat Of sustain
ing power. There was also demand from
Southwestern interests, filled mostly by
desultory pressure from New Orleans.
Considering potent market factors
there were few OF any new Importance.
much depending again on the character
of the weather map, the action at Liver
.ool and the general technical position
of the market. The weather was in
disputably bullish, but further rains be-
ing recorded In the Central and Eastern
belts, more than two inches at few
points. Especially in the growing re-
fions of Texas is rain hampering the
satisfactory picking of the crop There
was good demand for spot in Liverpool
and sales of more than 10000 bales were
reported, The contract market there
was steady at all times, took an upward
course following the opening and finished
sharply above the previous ending.
The local market opened at to IL
points advance with the exception of
october. which was bid up IS points.
There was further slipping after the
call, and the market remained under
considerable pressure during all of the
forenoon. the low points carrying the
list more than $250 bale below the
previous finals. A brisl<er demand soon
made its appearance, and toward mid
day prices were steadily bid to higher
levels until they were 10 to IS points
up from the previous closing.
In later dealings prices held steady,
with business quiet and mostly profess
sionak 1t was evident that the market
technical position was somewhat against
the bull element and the last hour saw
a sharp easing of in tone. Southern
pressure was not well absorbed and q
few long accounts were cleared. causing
sharp depression in the market. Prices
consequently slid rapidly to lower posi-
lions, the market closing about at the
worst levels of the day, or more than
Il cent a pound under Wednesday s
ending.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-10
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

BEEVES-Receipts. $40 head; mainly
consigned direct to local slaughterers Sew
oral cars, previous arrivals on sale; no
beef in fair demand and choice do. scarce
ana hrm; common do. easier; common to
ehoice native sides selling at 16 q csc. per
p; Texas sides. l4a l4hc. Common to
choice kinds and ribs 22g32c.
sale: yeals barely steady; Westerns un-
changed. Common to prime veals sold at
VII q "a per 100 lbs; culls, sI39l6: skim
milk calves, sls; Westerns, sloaIs. City
dressed deals So soS S2Se: per ID country
grsssers, and skim milk caves. ls a acc
sales.kerns Commission Co.: 81 Ohio
veals' ~ lbs average. sls; II West Viz
sHEEr AND "a L i1asGi a. &c. ms'0 1850
head; 2sh cars on sale. sheep steady;
'nInSs weak ss.I to SOC lower Several cars
lbs; culls. ssas.5O: lambs. si2915.2S:
culls son. Dressed mutton steady al
"a l5c. per H.. dressed lambs in moderate
demand at 2O92sc.
1880; sheep. %, 1880. Kerns Con- mis-,
sion Co.: '2os West Virginia lambs. IS.
sl6'ss 7S5, g., SIS; 2si, ~. 81: 1877 Ohio.
l22. IS. 'lS; 20 eulls, Al. t1e; 10 sheep and
- 81 T. 100. IS. ToSin 's Z shannon Sa e0 ss 6
Chic Chic lambs II. $3.50; ass. 81. ,l2.so.
$3.50; 10 culis. IS. So: 26 breeding ewes
1871. 50; IS sheep, ia, ss25; 80, lis So;
IS eulls. so. $3.50. II. H. HollisS 22o Yer
mont lambs. '7S. SIS.
HOGs-Receipts, $3.50 head: none on
sale Feeling nominaily steady at 1880
;1S75. Country dressed pork unchanged
Mt 2s925c. per III.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-10
SPOT MARKETS

The local market for spot cotton was quiet
and 90 points lower at S3.15c. for middling
sales nil.
Southern Spot Markets,--Galveston steady.
unchanged AZ c5.5oc.; sales SAT bales. New
1853 bales. Mobile steady. 5 points higher
AZ 80. &c.: sales III bales Savannah quiet. "a
folk steady, unchanged at SIC: sales es7
bales Augusta steady 10 points lower at
80 SIC Gales, l.71f bales. Memphis steady, 80
points higher at 34c.; sales 40 bales ST..
Louis steady. unchanged at SIC: sales4 bales.
Houston steady. 20 points lower at A.7Sc.
sales 1885 bales. Little Rock steady. I'M
changed at 80 sc. sales. $40 bales. Dallas
steady, 20 points lower at $3.50; sales s3Jes
bales. Montgomery Arm, 10 points lower at
n &c sales nil
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-10
PRODUCE MARKET.

BEANS AND PEAs-BEANs-Marr
choice. 100 lbs, $3.50; Manchurian. $3.50:
coscorrones. Chilean. sS9S75; pea, choice
IS; medium, choice. .7.7bgs; Lady Wash
ington, California, s7.T59s; small white.
California. s77bqS; large white, Idaho
,l.75Gs; tepary, California, .5q5.75; kote-
nashi japanese or Corean, ts.75: daifuku
Manchurian, $3.50; red kidney. choice,
SlS.5o q lS,75; red, marrow, sl1.5oi klntoki
Manchurian, A95.50; yellow eye. t725:
white kidney, choice, S1925@l2.5o; i'm
perials, $40. kumamoto, Manchurian, IS. 80;
caballero, Chilean. $3.50: bayou. Chilean,
teg6,25: cranberry, Manehurian, round.
siS 7.e5; long, s6,50@7: short, $500 6 /;
California, S7H7.5o; pink. California. $40
$50; lima, Madagascar, $3.50. PEAS
Scotch, 1918. t6.75a7; 1919, 37q725; green,
Wisconsin, se50a7; Idaho. s7.25a7.50;
washington. i75og775; California. $50
@IIS; Chilean, S76T.5O; Australian $3.50
di;LS; japanese, ss.SOas.5O black eye,
california; ss.25i splits, yellow, $3.50:
green, tlOa 1850; white. small Manchur.
Ian. s5.75as; large, ss9s5o.
bSIrEk-cresmery, higher than extras
~ % "a y Sc; extras. 80 score, Csc: nrsts
% 10 ~ score. 6Sb q Gac.: firsts Ss - sd
score ssg &c. seconds. So 10 81 score. ii
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-10
MANHATTAN OIL OFFERING.
Syndicate to Underwrite Stocks Is
Formed.

Van Emburgh & Atterbury announced
yesterday the formation of a syndicate
TO underwrite an issue of stock of no
par value OF the Manhattan Oil Com
pany OF Delaware. the amount offered
70 syndicate participants already hav-
ing been oversubscribed. A public Of
fering of the stock at S3s a share will
be made on next Tuesday. Subscrip-
ton books open on October IA at 10
A. NJ.
The company was Incorporated to ac-
ouire all capital stock or properties of
The Manhattan OIL and Linseed Com
pany. the American Oil and Tank Line
Company and the Crude OIL Marketing
Company and provide s1,000000 addi-
tional working capital for expansion.
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Live Stock Market. In Other Cities.

KANSAS CITY, Oct. s.-Hogs-Receipts
5000; lower, Bulk. $3.50 q 1915: hesyies
lights, 'l4.5Oa 1880! light lights, iiI50S
-; packing sows. N?.6o91SSo; pigs
Cattie-Receipts. 5000. and 1900 calves:
weak. Heavy beef steers choice and
prime, ;isI5GlslO; medium and good
weight, good and choice, tlS.2O9l7.2s
common and medium, 3s.25 9Is.25; butcher
cattle. heifers. seas 9l4l5; cows. $3.50
HIS; caHrers and cutters. f596.25; veal
calves. light and handy weight. S.34l7;
feeder steers. 's.5o9is,26; stocker steers.
sheep-Receipts. 1900: weak. Lambs
I34i s; culis and common, ts9l2.6e:
yearling wethers, $3.50 1918; ewes. ISIS
a 7.25 ewes. culls and common, .S95.5o;
EAST ST. LOUIS. Oct. s.-Hos.-Rs-
sssiPts; 1000 steady; Top. ;iS;SS bug.
.i475ql5,s5i light light, ;il.6o9lk,25;
heavy packing sows, smooth. S13Gl3.75;
packing sows rough. sllqlS; pigs. $3.50
cattle-Receipts, 5000; steady to higher.
Beef steers medium and heavy weight.
choice and prime, .lsGl7.75; medium and
good and choice, t14Q17.5o; common and
medium. Ssg1G butcher cattle. heifers,
cutters, S. $50 $50; veal calves, light and
handy weight. sl5gl7; feeder steers $3.50
4l2 stock feeders, 5O9s.1j.
Sheep-Receipts, $500: steady. Lambs,
81 lbs. down, s12,5o q 1926; cuils and COM
mon, .sg1l.5O; yearling wethers, $500
1850; ewes, medium and choice. s5G7;
culls and common, sac $50.
CHICAGO. oct. 9.--Hogs-Receipts, 2s..
900: estimated tomorrow, 1900; steady
/ to SOC; lower; closing strong. Heavy. ti4;5o
sl4.7S Gl5.sO; light lights. sl4.25@i5.i5;
heavy packing sows, smooth, sl350@l4i
packing sows. rough, slsd1s,So; pigs
Cattle-Receipts. 10000: estimated to.
morrow, 5000; weak. Beef steers medium
and heavy weight, choice and prime. .is.7i
HlS.75: medium and good. sl19l6.75i
common $s.50@ll; light weight, good and
choice. sli;75.9ls.5o; common and me.
dun, sSdlL5O; butcher cattle, heifers
$3.50 l4,25; cows ts.259l2,75; Gamer,
| 1875; feeder steers. s7.25qi3. stockeI
steers. seas n rs: Western range steers
ssdl5; cows and heifers. sF501I2.50.
! Sheep-ReceiptA, $1,000; estimated TO.
morrow, 10000; weak Lambs. ,is0is
dunn. good and choice, Ss.S0d7.6o; Gull.
, anu common. s;g6; breeding, sf91e.T5.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-10
New Orleans Cotton Market.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. "a great vol
ume of realizing sales from the long side
came upon the cotton market to-day. and
with 1t much hedge selling. which the
trade set down as coming from spot
firms which have been heavy buyers of
the actual stun in the interior during
the last few days. Laso prices were at
net declines for the day of 32 to AZ
points. Close: October. 33.S5c Decem-
Der. 32.s3c; January, 32.75c; March,
s2.62c; May, 32.52c. Spot cotton steady
81 points higher Middling, SAC.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-10
COTTONSEED OIIr-Range OF prices:

EGGS-Fresh gathered, extras. doz., IS
sac: seconds. s595sc.; under grades. 40
9b2c.; dirtles, No. l, ts@isc.: No. and
poorer. II case: checks. good to choice.
frigerctor. special marks. fancy. charges
paid 52g5sc.; nrsts. 500 Sic; seconds. te
atsc; State. Pennsylvania. and nearby
SO q sec. fair to prime. s69s1c.; swth-
cred whites. common to prime. eco SEE;
Pacific coast whites. express. fancy. $40
cred whites. 5s07sc.; State, Pennsylvania.
and nearby. hennery browns. fancy. roo
7sc.; gathered brown and mixed coiors,
graded, fancy. esq6 fair to prime, 80
@s5c.
FRUITS. FREsH-APPLEs /: Red. per
bsk, si.2S92; green, N.2S9l.7e; small
R ssS $..,Ss s5tS; SsIn;sss
Ben Davis. dos; 20 ounce. sat-; York
Hesi $685. S saa" pssi iSS wS
sresnIns. :sSs,:' Jonathan far western.
King David. t2.25@S.5o: Crabapples. large
Dbl, ssGi2; bsk.. S2@4.5 PEARS, Seek
81 6bl sSSi2; BsE.iett 'ssgio; KIsttsr.
RERRIEs. Dbl, sTas.66. GRAPES, all
varieties. IN ert.. 7Sc. 9ti.lS; 20 10. bsk..
o 5Is ssi PLUMs Refine CLAUDE bsH 1os
oSs, col9rade: std 1'' crit. ~ ,s!s as; nat
S sF rs d.tish e ss1 Western ss g.;
FRUITS. s! Ev.por..-
sd F 10TH a AND DO M ais FLOUR
fancy; s7:55 IFS WHITE CORN MEAL
-DuIl yellow per- sran nnT ;sso White
bran, 100 ID; sacks ..a; heavy misdlinss,
Western easy; bran. 100 lbs. sacks, s4l.5o;
| standard middlinss. do. s5l; -four mid.
ID d,in .n: do ,s9Ssi; red dog OSr l.c
port, bbis, $685.: bulk, also; cases,
!ss.:5. Water white. New York bbls,.
ra Gs garages. siSe.; Consumers. sS%e.
Salon. Of y. lbs. in Ssis. 'i.Ss. Cal.
2ss; $50 lbs. 's:759425; le5 lbs, sSs0g
lbs. Long lsssd .S9 Ss iSS lbs.
s;isi iSo lbs: ',Ss;SS; long, .ss lo.i 9; q
80; Ssk.. ,,i:2ssiso; No. a. T5c' gii
pesTaFs "a and M ar So S;k N .iG
PROVISIONS Pork unsettled; mess.
.ts.S9; family. ,,5sa64; short clear. s5oP
s. Beef steady: mess s229 a.: tamilS.
sSd5o. Hogs easier: bacons, 2shc.: rio
lbs, FAC; pigs, FAC. Bellies dull: picked
clear. lo-l2 lbs, 29 a soc. dry sailed clear,
1920 lbs. 2lc. Greases steady; yellow.
1917 q lac. /: choice house, 12s Gl3c. Picked
hams dull regular 1914 lhs., 24N
| skinned, 1920 lbs. 25bc. Tallow Arm:
city special loose, l6hc Lard arm: mid
die West, $3.50 q 30; city lard steadier.
~ q nc; refined lard steady; CONT
nent $50: South American, s30.25: Brazil,
kegs, 1913; compound quiet 23aa4hc c.
Stearine barely steady; city lard stearine.
| 30c.; oleo, 19c.
RICE-Domestic screenings &C.: second
| head Sc; medium, l2hc.; fancy head
| !3t7c' Japan. choice to fancy, 10h a
| !ihc; Blue rose, choice to fancy, IL q
| 11hc
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-10
Bank of England Statement.

LONDON, Oct. 9.-The weekly state
r.lent Of the Bank of England shows the
following changes: Total reserve. de-
creased s296,00O; circulation increased
f263.000: bullion decreased E32.505 !;
other securities decreased f2S2, 900 pub
lie deposits decreased fl2,711 900; other
deposits decreased fsSs'0o0; notes re-
serve decreased f24S,000 Governme NJ
securities decreased fl3,5o4, 900.
The proportion of the banks reserve
to liability this week is 1915 per cent :
laat week 1t was 1870 per cent, Rate
Of discount 3 per cent.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-10

Coffee Cables-Rio was LIS reis lower for Is
at ils575. Exchange l.S2d. lower at II 25-s2d
Receipts 5000 bags and stock 1000 bags In
Santos spots were 100 reis higher for a at
Receipts 81, 900 bags and stock /. sss. 900 bags,
Santos futures were Is TO so r-is higher. RE
CENTS at the ports were 81 900 bags, against
Paulo had 100 bags, against 81 000 and a.
OoO and Jundiahy ls. 900, against $50 and a.
900 bags. respectively. Rain was reported in
three districts OF Sac Paulo, hne In one and
s'awerv in one Two steamers cleared from
Rio with 90 900 bags for New Orleans and one
from victoris with 1000 bags for New York.
BRAZILIAN COFFEE STATISTICS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-10
COTTON STATISTICS.

liverpool Cables-Spot cotton active al %
points advance; mddlng, 30 sod. Sales 1000
American 5000. Imports 300 American 1000
Futures opened steady at % TO 30 points ad-
vance Closed steady at a net advance OF %
90 q points. October, 2.Gd. December
q old. January. 20.95d.: March. 2o.73d.: May
20 sd July 20 sod Manchester: Yarns in
fair demand al full rates; cloths, a fair bust
dining
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-10
ELECTION NOTICES.
BOARD OF ELECTIONS.

BOARD OF ELECTIONS OF THE CITY C, OF
PAL BUILDING, BOROUGH OF MANHAT-
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, IN pursuance
of Chapter 20 Of the Laws Of 1909 lconstitut-
ing Chapter II Of the Consolidated Laws. az
amended by Chapter 523. Section so1 Of the
Laws of 1918, Of the boundaries Of each OF the
election districts in the City OF New YORK ana
Of the designation of the place Of registration
October 9Th, 7th, sth, eth 10th and 18th, and
Of the polling places for the election TO be held
November 4th, 1919, in each Of the election dis
tricts in said County as follows;
COUNTY OF NEW YORK.
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COURT CALENDAR.
FEDERAL COURT.
Federal District.

DISTRICT C0URT-specisl Master Philip J.
McCook, room ~. p. o. Bldg, at 10 A. N.
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Fourth Assembly District.

Z. d. Location. Bpsipos,
/ 81 Jackson st...................,C;lR sscuttcr
Cor. Jackson ana Madison sts, east
entrance on Madison st.....P = 10
Cor. Jackson and Madison SITS. west
entrance on Madison st......P s 70
Cor Henry and Gouverneur sts
entrance on Henry st.........P s. I41
. Cor. Broome and Cannon sts east
entrance on Broome Stu. p. s ITO
Cor. Lewis and EiTinSton sts. .sit
Cor. Lewis and Rivington sts: exn
on Rivington st...........,,p IS sS
Cor Broome and Cannon SIS, north
entrance on Cannon st......P q Iin
10 Cor. Broome and Sheriff sts sheriff
ST entrance .....,..............P 4 IA
II Cor. Broome and sheriff sts entrance
exit b, on Broome st......,P = "A
u Cor. Broome and Ridge SITS ID emf
south Of Delaney on Ridge ST,
Is Cor BrOome and Ridge SITS. main
entrance on BrOome st......,P 8 Q,
IA Rivington, Ridge and Pitt SITS. south
entrance on Ridge st.......P. e
10 hivnston, Ridge aud Pitt SITS. south
entrance on Pitt St, ...........P 3.
Is Attorney St, bet. Rivington and stan.
ton SITS, boys entrInce....,.P g ~.
II Attorney St, bet Rivlngton and stan.
ton SITS, boys eatrance.....,P. s. n.
Is 1853 Suffolk st....,....,...........,..,. Ooica
10 Cor. Rivington and Suffolk sts Riv
ington St entrance. 8 Ieo
20 1877 BroOme St, east entrance p = iSS
81 1877 Broome St, west entrance 80. p 9 IS0
.. Cor, Rivington and Suffolk SITS snf
loik ST. entrance ...-.........P. s. lso
. liz Ludlow t.........,..............Ba rber
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.

! EASTERN DISTRICT OF NEW YoRK-Be.
/ fore Chatfeld, Court opens in Room 3c3
=. o. Bldg, Brooklyn, n. Y.
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Supreme Court.

APPELLATE DIvIsIoN-sECoND DEPART
Meni-Before jerks, z. j.; Mills, Putnam,
Kelly and Jaycox, JJ.-At 10 A. M. Motion
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BRONX COUNTY.
supreme Court.

SPECIAL TERM-(Chambers)- Mullan j.
Court opens at 10 A M E1 parte business
SPECIAL TERM FOR MoTIoNS-Mullan. J.
n nffn cal
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COUNTY OF NEW YORK
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The balance OF the day calendar stands over
Until October IL Highest number reached on
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-03
WALL STREET


NEW YORK, May 3-lThe final sos
sion OF the week on the stock exchange
witnessed another general advance IN
which rails. metals and high priced
spcclalties figured extensively. Some
OF tho investment tobacco issues. notn-
bly, Lorillard and American snuff rose
to almost Is points Equipments
were 1 to . points higher, motors aver
aged s-point gains and shippinss i'm
proved on the further riso OF Atlantic.
Gulf 10 the Rew record OF l6tt Food
ana fertiiiser issues extended their sd-
yances and Y. 3. Steel rose point
The closing was strong Sales approx
imAted 700, 900 shares.
Bonds. including Liberty issues. were
steady TO finn.
Higher quotations prevailed at the
opening Of the week end session OF tho
stock market. equipments and motors
leading at gains Of to 2it points.
Shlppings also strengthened on the new
high record for Atlantic -0ulf. Oils were
Irregular. high priced issues incllning
moderately downward. while Sinclair
and Pam American Petroleum rose frac-
tionally to q point, Rails were COM
paratlvely dull. though mainly above
yesterdays final prices. Industrial Al
cohol and sumatrn Tobacco were among
the heavy apecialties.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-03

Estes-At Emmanuel Baptist church
Sunday. (Adv.)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-03
Y, ", PLANNING
MINSTREL SHOW

A real. old-iashioned minstrel show
with end men" an everything, will be
staged by the Y w. {. A., a, the club
rooms, 225h West First street, the
night of May 10. Along with the MIN
strel show the "I" girls will hold a
penny carnival Attractions will in
clude fortune tcllers, Hawaiian music,
scenic railway, a chamber OF hor-
rors. fish pond and wonders OF the
world" The entertainment will be
given to raise funds to send delegates
to the Y. w. c. A. conference in Hob
lister, Mo.
The cast for the minstrel show in
cludcs Pauline Roberts, Helen Led
better, Pauline Garrison, katherine
hartman, Marjorie Harris Laura
Dean Thomas, Mrs. Jason McLaugh-
lin, Corinne Hill. Opal Rowe, Frances
Perrin, A,hea Murphy and members
Of the Y. w. c. A. Dramatic club.
Miss Elizabeth Whiteiotd IS chair
man of the committee on entertain
ment; Mrs. Jason Mclaughlin, chair
man of the minstrel committee, and
Miss Glady brennan is chairman OF
the carnival committee.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-03
R. O. JOHNSON WINS
"w ATHLETIC HONOR

r. O. Johnson is the winner OF first
place in the young business mems in
diyidual athletic contest just finished
a, the Y. NJ. c. A. Johnson's total
score Is !, $50 points. The next highest
score is go points, held by Morris
HarkneS.
Scores made by the other players
are as follows: Ralph Stone, 4d6; NJ.
b. Yardley. III; c. c. Kidd, III. J. A.
Kimbali, H6; l.. G. Stevenson, %0s; T.
+. Hudsins. rs; NJ. +. Adler, 6n; l.
II. Smith, 7ls; G. L. Wright. 21; l.
A. Chaifin, 2S; Carl Arighi, 3s6;
Dick Lawrence, 234; J. c. Bates, no.;
Z. n Wahl, 31S; r. II. MeClli,ter,
l0S; J. B. Herring. a; T. c. Donohoe.
y; K. L. Belit,er. N4: {. Z. Whitten-
berg, 28S: Sam Madansky, ~; Paul
| Wallace, $40; ], A, KirchpisL, 6. C..
r. Penny. 6s; b. Bowman. ljs Nor
ris Wilkins, 1856; X X. Sisline, 70; A.
+. Hollien, "a; T. p. Panchronia, 7s;
F. b. Vosburg, A. II. P. Douglas. l09;
T. X. Hill. %; K. +. Sparkman. 70; j.
K. Cook. $40; l.. V. Pratt, 81; II. A.
Newbill, 4; r. Alsen, 81; J. K. AIKEN
ma, l42; A. V, Stevenson, 50; T. r.
Slooum, los; J. L, Yergler, o.; X. NJ.
Waters, 1s; Paul Wallace, o.; Robert
Corlrtt. 26J
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-03
FORM |
ORGANIZATION (
SCHEME TODAY
Seventeen Counties Repre-,
Sented at Capitol Meeting, I.

Plan, for organization Of the Okla
homa branch Of the National War
Veterans association are being per-
feoted today at q meeting Of repre-
sen,atives OF Oklahoma veterans, back
from service at home and ABROAD, IN
the house OF representatives cham
her in the capitol Seventeen coun-
ties are represented by men in khaki.
The meeting was called to order by
Capt. Ross Lillard. who stated the
purpose OF the organization. which IS
to bring together the men who bore
arms against Germany in the great
world conflict for the protection and
advancement Of their mutual interests.
A committee Of seven, headed by
lee Daniels OF Tulsa, was named 10
prepare the plan Of the permanent
organization and the order OF busi-
mes, and rules for the association.
This committee will make It's report
some time this afternoon.
Delegates 20 the national conyen-
ton Of the association, 10 be held in
St. Louis on May Il, will be selected
this afternoon. All soldiers who will
be in position 10 attend the convention
were asked this morning 10 hand IN
their names 20 the secretary. and It
was stated that all who can 90 prob
ABLY will be commissioned a. official
delegates from Oklahoma.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-03
KEAT0N WILL SPEAK
AGAINST ROAD BONDS

Judge J. R. Keaton will speak o.
the road bond question at the Cham
Der Of Commerce tonight At $50
o'clock. :
AS a result Of a challenge issued BY
Judge w. S. Pendleton Of Shawnee,
Judge Keaton met him in debate on
this questio~ at Tccumseh last night.
Judge Kea,on spoxe first and the
sentiment of he people was so strong
against the proposition that it is said
one-,hird of the crowd did not wait
to hear the arguments OF the other
side. but left a. the close OF the first
address.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-03
ST. LOUIS.

ST LOUIS. May 3-.rOGs recelp,H
I 800. steady Lights iiakjH20 IS;
rigs ,iS o01ls25. mixed md butchers
flgg0M?0 60. heavy S20y5ne0 bulk
go 100 20 ha. CATTLE. receipts 1000.
steady Native beef steers 81 j0d
1880 yearllng steers and helfcrs 50 ~
1is00 COWS il05OTl3 80: rtockers
si00O1i7 90, southern steers 10000
1900 cows ard hclferr i7.b0dl u % .
c6nncrs lS.JodT25. calves t72jdlb %
SHEEP. receipts 500. steady: lambs
seoOOn 20 %: ewes tl3OOali50; can
nera NyOTlI 90
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-03
KANSAS CITY.

KANSAS CITY. May s-HOGs re-
ceipts 200 kOmlnAlly steady Bulk
N1SO920 90 heavles t203On 1000; me.
dum $40 A5H2O 80; lgh's tls,7Jn2o 90,
pigs ii,00als25 CATTLE receipts
2op steady to lower Heavy beef steer
81 50d 1873: llgh, beef s'e.rp SO $50
1850. cows and heifers % 60ql5,2 can.
ncrs s. OOn6t0. calves tb0d - 90.
rtockcts s. 50nis ~ SHEET, feceipts
300. steady TO higher. Lambs ~ lbs
or lesS, $3.50 ~ SIS lbs or more
il52jnls7j. ewes slIs5Hlt5o.