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The Washington herald., 1919-05-30
MARKET SHOWS
CAIN ON PRICES
Rubber and Corn Products
Vie with Oil in Last
Minute Spurts.

New York. May 2s.-In spite of the
fact that there will be no stock mar
ket until next Monday. no sign of
weakness was shown in Wall Street
today. The only evidence of a COM
Ing holiday was seen in the slightly
less active trading. The result of this
slackening Of activity was a harden
Ing OF prices rather than any decline.
In fact, several new high records for
all time were made.
Most prominent OF these were Rub
Der and Corn Products. The oil stocks
were firm under leadership of Mexi-
can Petroleum, which had an upward
movement of points in a single burst
of trading. Among the railroads
Southern Pacific was leader. rising
about points. Studebaker assumed
leadership of the motors. selling up
about 6 points. and General Motors
made a new record.
@. s. Steel Gives support.
Back of the market and supporting
was broad activity in United states
Steel. WHICH was greedily bought py
bears. The short interest has great
deal to do with the strength Of the
market. for traders on that side SEEM
ed more uneasy about the outcome OF
the holiday than did the bulls. Gen.
eral belief in Wall Street is that any
possible development between now and
Monday must be in favor Of con-
structive market. Even IL the Ger
mans refuse to sign. that Will not
frighten Wall Street campaigners.
One rather important feature OF the
present market that has never been
present in others is that all the banks
in the country. and all the big bond
houses have been busy for several
years floating liberty loans and VIC
tory notes.
Now that work is entirely disposed
of. they are turning their vast ma
chinery to the promotion Of new
enterprises of every description, and
particularly to petroleum companies.
Market on Firm Basis.
The best houses in the country are
engaged in this business. They are
strong enough to prevent a reaction
in the market unless a disaster
comes. and they certainly do not
want reaction while they are is
suing new securities. This new sit
uation. taken with that other one
having to do with rich investors who
arc Wiling 10 CdSn III llth piO''-'
furnishes an underpinnIng for the
market it never had before.
L. s. Rubber is without question
being accumulated by some new in
terests CircGmstantial evidence
points to the du Points.
Studebaker's advance has much to
do with the crop situation.
When the fractions started up again
today Wall street took much interest
in the announcement that Lewis Nix
on favors an increase OF fares.
Sec End of Mexican Mess.
Strength of Southern Pacific and
Mexican Petroleum had something in
common Both have vast property
interests in Mexico. II fs understood
in Wall Street that the MeXicon mess
| Is about TO be settled.
Corn Products continued its upward
movement with buying of the best
kind in evidence. American Woolen.
American Zinc and Baldwin were 9TH
or strong features.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-30
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.

New York. May cs-Tuday's closing rate
exchange on foreign markets:
Sterling, demand. A.S51s cables. 81 5ii1.
France. checks, $6.4i; cables. SS42
Belgium. checks, s. 50; cables. SIS
Holland. checks. y; cables, 3d..
Italy, cables. S.3s: checks, $40
Swiss, checks, $5.I7; cables, Sis
The Washington herald., 1919-05-30
CURB MARKET.

New York, May :e-The transactions on tne
rrrb were perhaps the smallest that have been
recorded in more than three months, que 70
the fact that the session Of today ended tne
business week. and that business VIII not 10
resumed until Monday.
oil, continued to sstract the undivided at
tention of the trading element and pnees IN
this section Of the outside list were steady.
Industrials were quiet because OF the pendms
holidays and prices were steady to nrrner. hnp
b1 tire stocks were again the cnter VI i"'ef
est
Metal stocxs were also quieher. but pr1ces
were steady. Low priced silver stocks were
firm
The Washington herald., 1919-05-30
NEW YORK MONEY MARKET,

New York. May co.-Money on call on the
stosk exchange opened at per cent high 9
per oent- low "a pr cent. closing at per
cent loans made on all Industrial collateral
were 5<a51z per cent Time money was in mod.
crate demand and fair supply. Rates 81. to
80 pr cent on mixed collateral. s.. on in
Oustrials
Mercantile paper was bought moderately here
and elsewhere. Rates 81 to 81 per cent for
the high grades.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-30
Washinston Stock Exchange.
SALES

waxhinstou Gas b. $50 st ~.
Capitai Traction 8. 500 at sfs.
Potomac Electric general g QszD. N.on II
se4. sl.ooo at 81. l.ooo at si1. N.up At ssl1.
500 At seh. 500 At ah
Capital Traction. 3 at q. 3 at O.. 3 at g,
at g. % at q.
Washington Gas. 8 at 81,
LAnston, 10 at 60. 10 at 6lf. 10 at 0lS, II
at ee1a. 10 at eez. 10 At 70. % At 70. . Al 20.
Columbia Graphophone CON, y at 5lZAL
Columbia Graphophone nd. at 81. s al
gk. 10 at 81.
After call
Megenthaler LINOTYPE. . at "a, S at 10.
CApital Traction S. 500 at o.
Lanston. 10 at 7oAs, 10 at 70.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-30

. ton; No. timothy. Dszin . ton; MIXED hay.
ssax21 . ton; nixed osts. sossz; white osta
sssf; corn L75sL0; wheat. 1<sa1N
SEEDs-Cover. crimson. l21i bu; Sailing
-; Red. II; alfalfa. Is; timothy. SO pr ba-
ed top gas. - per n; blue grass. 4 pr bu
orchard gna.. go per bl
The Washington herald., 1919-05-30
COTTON MARKETS.

New York. MAY "a decided imr-or,neni
dercioped in the demGnd for cotton TODAY and
brought about good rally after p-ices had
Fen weaker N rroti taking and liquidation
Uncertainty as TO the action q QUOTATION, a.
LiEe: pod ara New Orleans while the exchau-.
IS closed here tomorrow and the fact ths, the
The Washington herald., 1919-05-30
See End Of Mexican Mess.
LIVERPOOL COTTON.

Liverpool. Nav 'co-Spos cp-ned with fair
demand TODAY. Prizes were firm Sales amount
I'd tn 1000 bales There were no recsiItS.
Futures opened steady.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-30
BATHING BEACH
OPENING TODAY
Will Be Available Daily for
Men andWomen Swim
mers of D. c.

The tidal bathing beach for th.
hrst time this season. opens oficialN
to the public today.
A 4 O'Clock this morning gonEs will
De sounded and Washington swim
mers will be allowed to don their suits
ana remain in the Basin until =
O'Clock, when a two-hour recess win
be called. At . O'Clock the beach win
be opened again. and until 6:a5 in ,he
evening the beach will be open.
This beach is run under government
supervision, and /. Gordon L,eecb is
the manager.
Mr. Leech announces that from TODAY
on, the beach will be open daily, to
i and to 6.i5 O'Clock Men and
women are admitted TO the beach at
all times.
Plans are being completed for a
series Of swimming meets to be held
this summer at the beach
The Washington herald., 1919-05-30
BANK CLEARINGS.

New York. May 9-Bank clearinzs her. To-
day were S33.o67. 457
The Washington herald., 1919-05-30

At I235 p m AmFT1cAn mlddlIng. tau.
s22gT good middlins 81 81 fully middling.
S9Lo4; middling. SsA: low middlinE, SIS q
good ordinary. S74; ordinary. Sl67l.
The market closed irregular.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-30
The Safest Investments

Are those that Go not huctgats du1ns do
turbsd conditions Of the money O. s-pch
markets FIrzt deed Of trsst notes fd7st
rnortgASe'. well secured on real estate IN the
DIstrct OF Columbia. consItute ''glt-eiFs"
InreSs ments. and do not depend upoo the fl-
nAnciSl responsibility OF individuals % cor
porations for their stability We can supplv
such investments m amounts from $50 ur-
ward Send for hpol,et. Concerning Loaus
and Iryesrmerts
The Washington herald., 1919-05-30

In Siam the natives obtain petro-
leum from the earth by digging pits
about sixty feet dip and dipping IN.
oil out with pals
The Washington herald., 1919-05-30
Count on American Dollars.

Although Mr.. Dawson does not
say so yet. it has been made ap-
parent to those who, have chatted
with him since his return, that he
regards il as inevitable that the
United States. Tor some years. per-
Aaps for many yesrs. VIII be tha
The Washington herald., 1919-05-30
Believes In Cooperation.

Somewhat guardedly. Mr.. Dawson
speaks of the necessity of establish
ing a policy of cooperation.
whereby various nations of the
world can work in harmony, each
giving and receiving aid. In that
way the worlds financial problem,
now greater than any heretofore re-
corded by history, can be, in Mr..
Davison's opinion, more easily
solved. He thinks cooperation
should be extended so as to include
European neutral nations.
He apparently has in the back of
his head. so to speak. a proposition
involving the creation of a central
international committee, although
that commission or committee would
not have power or supreme author
ity. II might. however. be so or
ganized as to be represented by a
committee of fnanciers, who would
arrange for Americas participation
in the world movement to re-estab-
lish normal financial conditions.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-01-31
u. 6. &irdjen Notisen.

An nGhltcn Sonrtag 9lbcno miro
in Der N. g. Stride Elm ipeaielles
Brogram CUR Iusfilbrrng fommer,.
Die Scriammlrng miro uu 1880
llbr b~cginncn unb uuter 2citung Der
Gpmprtb Scuglc icin. Spc5icllc
Mtulifltilde, initrumental rno pocal,
ncr0cn gum Sortrno founnlcn mo
cine intcreiiante Iniprodc miro ltatt.
iinbcn. Die Spnntngsihllc bcginnt
INT $50 llbr, pormittags. Screilt.
iet GlldJ nit uns.
u. =. llpboii, Ercoigcr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-01-31
NadridJten BON Stune Sill.

Gobn &Oblbuid unb bciicn Sobnr
mndtcn porigc @odc cine Sabrt noh
Sermunn.
Sec Wllcller bilft 9cocnmGrti9
GbuS. 9icfmouu, bier in ser NGbc,
beim &lGrcn bon 2onb.
Or. Snbn Gngelbrcd)t hot lettc
N&phc bon Trit Yotbnrt cine Gl,oil.
titdt Nclt gcfnuIt. @cu miro icst
bier 5iemlih rar.
albert Sdnlte u1b 9lnton @illie
Mann baben bcn, I'M lcttcn Scrbit
bon Gbriit. @lrntper gcforritcn Scll'
Itot jctt bicrber ecbradt.
g. W. @p. Selemom brod)tc on
pcrgangcncn Samstu9 cine qrobc
2uormg @ci5cn mad Ncm @opcr alli
bcn Warft.
Cine N(n5obI u~nicrcr Mitbilr9cr
lcibcn gcgcnmGrtig on ltnrfcn Or
fGltlngen.
0aS @cidIeppcn ser Stroben, in
bieiem ScrbIt, bat bicielben ltcIlcn.
ipeiie in gl1ten 3uitanb bcriett.
@ir beriften nit @conllcrn bab
Srou Irnolb Moblfing, in Scr NGbc
bon Senate 8ropc, fronf bornicher.
licgt. @ir ipolIcn boficn bab cs MIR
porilbcrgcbcno lit un6 hsB iid) Srou
HobIfina bul0 micocr crbolcn miro.
&p. @oit lit icbt fIcibia beim Sol5.
iGIIcn fiir iri1c ncl,c Sd,Gunc.
9lu9. Sd)mibt lnb GonniIic lpnrcr
ilbcr letter. Sonrtng unb Wontog
ol,f @ciltd bel Tronf Stoltc.
Inner Strobrllnniicbcr. Nugult
Sucob, mar bcrgongcnc ISOLDE nit
oenl 4u5bciicrn BON ihledtcn Stcl-
len in sen StrnBcu bcid1itigt.
&crr Stpcppclmann, bon Berger,
bat nelllid an Srou Sucoh &ugcl,
bon bier, cine crltsfloiiigc, Joro
SOuring Gar pcrfauft.
saul &ubn fam dln pcrgon9cncn
Sunlstog ourd) rn1icr 0orf.
@m. Nollbcrt, aus uniercr Idhc,
lit nod INNER flcibig am SGgen ron
9rcnnboI5 fir sic Muhbnri6aft.
True translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, Mo-, on Jan.
80, 1919, as required by the Act of
October 6, 1917.
Webrere unicrer 9oDs iinb Icit ell
nigcn Gugcn bon Camp 6uniton bier
cingetroffcn; olIe nit c%brcnnoIlcn
Nbidicb.
gSir bottcn oos &crGniigen Ger
qcant Saul SeIm, filr5lid bon Camp
sSuniton, bier bel ms 81, boben. Ser
qcont Sclm lit bon Ncp Soncn uno
miro BORT audi micbcr fem Scim
MAIDEN. .
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-01-31

&ilr5lid) itorbcn Elm Suter un0 Oelien
uerbeirotbctc Go6tcr beioe al Der SIT
ilucn5u uno wurocn in bemielbcn
@robe bceroigt. Ser @rabbilgel
ml,roc BON ocl Mn~geb0rigen uno Den
Srcunocn nit @lumenipcnoen be-
ocdt, obcr nod che cs bulfel mlroe
marcn oiclclben olle cntperloct uno
bas Grab ipar naft. 0ti6t enc eln-
5iac @lunc ser prGdtigen Spenoen
mar bon Dem &anbulcn 5urll@Uelnl-
fen moroen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-01-31

True translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, Mo-, ON Jan.
30, 1919, as required by the Act of
October 6, 1917.
9hlr nod cine 0robc Aricgsunlcibc
miro pom Sdabumt gcplant, mic
Sctrctdr Glass on5cigt. IS miro Die
Sicges .Srcibcits = Nnlcibc iein uno
miro notwithstanding mGbrcnb Der lcb'
ten orci @pd)en I'M april cinbcrllIcl
ipcrocn. Der @ctrag miro nidt n1cbr
ais mic $4,000, 100000 icin lrno
mag aid MIR $4,000. 10000 icin.
Sprcd)er Champ Glurf Iprah lid
OH porieen Mittlpof) babin aus,
yoob jcoer alllCrifanilhc Soloot aus
Iublmb nr,o aus europa 5urild9c'
5ogcn lperocn iollte."
N(ntpn Sboter, bon @oibin9ton,
fat Nudridt erDoltcn Dob icin Sobn
Scrocont SAUL Chatter, on 10. Of
tobcr in ci,lcrl @oiis Soipitol, in
Srunfrcid,, an Scr 2ungcnent5ilno.
una ~Qcltorhcn lit, mcldc cintrot nag'
reno CT infoIgc bon Scrlpltloltng I'M
Gompic unter @chonOlung luor. Selt
Dem Gobc bes ilungcn Monncs lino
icet iibcr 0rci Mcnatc Der IloIien, nno
feline InecbDriscn batter feline gtadt
ridt bon lcinem Gpoe, bis porl9e
8ode.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-01-31

79eadtct bas Datum arf Dem
IbreB5ettcl bes 8olfsblattes ,lnb er.
nelert bas announcement iobolo als
Die oasielbc ab9elaufen lit. 8enn
Sic bas Solfsblott nidt erbalten,
Damn 1T bodit mabridcinlid Der
@runo bafiir, bab SIR announcement
Der Grncl,erung beoorf.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-01-31
elmer pollen Grnte; I'M 1916, Al Yro.
5eut rrlo in 1915, II Bro5ent.

IN Sefierion GitD itorb anl porl.
Gen Wittnoh INT 1:15 llbr, nadlnit
tags, nad tangent 2cioen, Srou @it.
bclnlina Shmiot, I'M boben @rcilcn.
otter bon 90 Sobrcn. 0ic Scrltor.
bene mar Die dlteIte ginipObnerin bon
Seiierlou Gitp unb botte ieit 1854
bort gcluoDnt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-01-31

Ser Grtrag Scr Tccons-g Giiic mar
I'M Sobr 1913 cin ichr 9cringcr, ais
ocricIbc bis oltf q Tro5cnt elmer Dol.
len grntc 5uriidging. GIN Sabre
1917, mar ser Grtrog 65 Ero5cnt
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-01-31

Die SSoibiu1ton 3lucigfobrit ser rHn.
tcrnatiOual Sboc So. NOR iniolQc ci.
mes llninlla tcmporGr allBcr @ctricb.
Gaa &opirnhc bc& Cylinders elmer
SalpfmoIhiue BON 80 Tfcr0cfrait
murOc TRANSPORTATION llpo ionItigc
Naifincntbcile ipurocn itarf bei6G.
bigt; Die Sompinlnifine lit Gin 70;
tales @rad. Ser Sd)aoen bclGllft
lid auf ungeidhr $4,000. emil
aoiimann, Ger I'M Moi6incnroum be-
idGftigt mar. cntging nit fnoppCr
Notb Dem So0c; or bottc gcraoe bcn
Waid)incnrollm bll%rdidlrittcn, oils
ser unfall lid crcignete.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-01-31

cSy9Wan bereeiie es niht oas
announcement auf bas Solfsblatt 81
besablen, ipenn Dos Sabr auf benz
MSrcss8etteI nidt 1919, ODER tpeiter
I'M 9oralts Ialltct.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-01-31

Die Stoats . Idcrballbeboroc bat
bon Der 2cgislatur cine 9eluilligung
bon $231,000 fir Die n1dlten Spei
Sabre %gefororrt. Sierpon Iollen
$4,000 fiir Die gcfdmpfung Der
Sdppcine. Cholera uno $25,OO0f flr
bic Ginribtrng bon armc .Snlti-
tl,ten pcrlpenoet weroen. Sic ge-
b0roc bot alld ben Grlab zines &c
lctcs cmpfoblcn oas Den Gountp.I vi
i~ciioren Ole Yilitt a~uferlegt, Statilti-
fen ilber 6elobal, 81 iammeln, ebenlc
ocn GrlaB bon @cicben CUR Ginrid'
tuna bon Wurft. uno ginipanoe.
rllngs . Bureaus.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-01-31

Staates ab. Ger &omn1iiiGr battc
%bebauptet, bieie beiben Hciicn chen.
Tolls in anttlidcr &npo5itit o!lsge-
fiibrt 5u Nabcn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-01-31

Der YcbGltcr sur Gntnifclung
bon Carbide @us, mcldcr cincn Sbcil
Der MusItottlln9 Scr $4,000 Sihtan.
lugc Der Mctbooiitcn Stride in Sprs
ncrspilIe biloct. erplooicrtc nellidD
llno tGotctc 5lpci TcrIoncn ollgcn.
blidli6.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-01-31

Ser Sarbigc, 8cor9 @rciimann.
pclder in Sopcttc, Mn. om glbcno
bes Cages itorb, an melhcm CT ollf
sic Gounltp 4~rmcnform ecianbt mcr.
ocn iOlltc, bc5cid)nct 5ugleid Sen 500
bcs lcttcn Negcrs mcId)cr in Splpuro
Gountn, no. nuf Dem @lod pcrfouit
muroc. IS mar I'M Sabre 1855. oils
@roiimonm nit nlebrercu moercn
Ncgcrm bcs Gognblunbiercns iiber.
filbrt mllrbc. Die nnbcrrn bc5obltcn
ibrc Stroicn; Nroiinlonn, niht I'M.
itanoc 5ll. ~bc5ahlcn, mllrbc 6obcr an
Ser iilolihcn Sblirc bcS @cridtss
bauics IN Tapctte, 0ffcntlih p~crtouit.
Tnitor &crnbon, oonlols Scr Goluntp.
Glerf. mar nit $50 Scr b0dlte Dieter.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-01-31

0as Staats . Sbergeridt bot oic
4nipriide ocs ltaatliden 2agerballs-
Snipcftors Sanlcs {. 9raoibaiu, Der
sic H%iiderltattung ieiner Irinfgelocr
al Yortcrs uno &ellner uuf ieinen
Heiien perlongt bate, ubgepiclen.
Ger BON Yraoibolp pcrlangtc 9ctro9
iiber Srinfgclocr i'm Sabre 1917 unb
1913 bctrrlg SOL. 60. Gin tcmpor1.
rcr Monbomlls @cfcbl, Scr bon Dem
Sbcrgcridt gcgcn Den Staotsalloltor
&aduamn crlaiien porocn mar, Inn
i'm SIT 5luitgcn, sic &oltenrchnungcn
bon @raoibaip 5u prilfcn, lollrbe mi
oerrufcn. 0as Sbcrgcridt mics fer.
ller 9raoibaiu's SorOerungen fir sic
Nllsgaben ouf &ciicn a,,bcrbolt bcS
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-01-31

@ie ncrlol,tet miro in nGditer 3cit
IN ser gtGbc bon Sciicrion Gitp cine
Sobrif 5llr 9eritcllung bon &unlt'
oillgcr crridtet mcrbcn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-01-31
Nadridten aus ansren5enoen Gonn'
tics, ans nnierem Staat unb
an6eren Staten.

NM 81. NSanuar miro bic Viii
iouri glbtbeilun9 Der Ser. Staatcn
NGbritoii . &crwuItllng ibr gnoe or.
reiden.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-01-31

Die YoitGrc bon Saiper Gountp
bicltcn ncl,lid) in @cbb Gitp cine
Gcriumrllllng unb fabtcn ocn &c.
ifIllb, bic Sitcl &c.," nSoctor"
nilp. in 3llfunft foIlcn 81 Iaiicn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-01-31

Sn ct. 2ollis lit ser Ereis Ocs
9icrcs bis nlli $40 pro Sub g%citicgcn.
Scr &ongrcb bat ol,genidcinlih eis
rcn ScbIer begongcn, inocm CT es I'M.
tcrlieb cine Bier. Administration cin-
slicsen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-01-31

Sprcdcr 2. s. S'5oIIon bat Gin
acietlid)cs 9lrgrmcnt borbcrcitct mel.
dies bos Ecd)t OicIer 2e9isIatlr, our
@ieocreintbcilun9 bcs Staotcs in
EQUATOR llno &nngrcb Iiitrifte
flar borlc9t. Sic Scmofrotcn be-
ballpten 0nG in0cm bic l6itc 2cgis.
lutllr, oic critic Sibuna Scr 2cgislu.
tl,r lett Ser Nl1inobmc bcs @rnocs.
3enius im Sabre 1920, c5 periGumte
nclte 0iitriftc al1s3ltlegerl, feline @ie.
Overwhelming gclnadt perocn fam
bis nad) bem nGd)iten 0e5cnniol.3 Gen.
Jus, I'M Sabre 1920. @cmGb Dem
N(relnncnt Sprchcr S'Tollpns, bo.
iiert ouf bnbc gcrldtlihc gntldci'
bungcll in brci onOcrcn Stanter
(MiIiouri battc lid iibcr Sic Srogc
niht entihicbcn), mcnn sic critic Seq.
islatur cs ncrldun1tc cine @icOerein.
tbeilung bpr5uncbmcnL oiclc FIlidt
elmer ieoen nod)inlgenoen 2e9islotur
5llfGllt bis sic Tiliht c~rfilIIt lit. Tic
@crcd)tigfcit pcrlongt sic Nnnabmc
zines 8cictcs mcld,cS oicicn unbillis
gen uno l1ngcieblid)cn "@crrpman.
Scr" bcicitigt. burd mclhcn bcinobc
cin.orittel Scr @Gblcr bcs Staotcs
prnftiih ocs Stimnlrcd)ts beroubt
mcrocn. 9ica iolItc mG9lidIt balo
l,ro obne &uoripoltcrci ocifchcn, cs
id)cint nhcr Dos cnghrr5igcs Fortct
gG1gcrtbum, bon Scitcn Scr 9cmos
frotc1L nic ocru0bnlid) scr 3urtopIcI
icin miro.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-01-31

Srcmloc, melbc ben Gcriud) mad.
ten III 9aciiic, Wto. Nitrp . GlD5crir
81 %fallfc,l, mlrocn bon ocnl bortigcn,
nad)iumcn Moridull aus Der Sta0t
gcpicicn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-01-31

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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-01-31

WobcrIp 3citllngcn iinb Scr Mcin-
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-01-31

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-26
CRACK DENN|SON NINE AND
BAUERS At BELLA|RE PARK
BIG ATTRACTION Is SCHEDULED
FOR BELLAIRE TOMORROW
AFTERNOON.
King VIII Pitch For The Sauers-Gane
VIII Be Called at Three
O'clock.

When tho crack Panhandle Athletic
club Of Dcnnison Ohio. meets tho
Rau"rs of this city at the sixteenth
street, Bcllairc park. tomorrow after
noon one of the b. ST exhibitions Of base
ball ever soon her" between two semi
pro teams is promised.
The DrnnisGn club is composed OF
many major and minor lcagu" stars.
some Of them having soon many years
service IN the hiE leagues. After hav-
ing defeated all OF tho best teams in
Eastern Ohio. the Panhandle \. Cs now
claim the championship Of Ohio. Among
the teams which Enoy defeated was III"
crack Akron nine. that defeated the
Raucrs several weeks az by score Of
40.
Despite this big advantage tho Baucrs
arc nevertheless confident. that they can
make the Dcnnson stars extend them
selves to the limit
The Baucrs have on" Of the strongest
teams in the Ohio Valley. hmv!nG such
fast men as Hamilton. one If tn" best
first snCkers in the valley: lrES"'k AT
second. who has played with III" majors.
and Bob Latirnrr, the youngStcr whn is
tho HLlk Of tho entire valley. hCcaIIS" OF
his sensational hcldinG and hitting.
The lineup Of tn" Eau"rs follows:
Wrlch. catcher: king pitcher; Ham
iltun. first base: pryS0ck. ScC"n! base:
Woods. shor,stor; Ford. captain and
third base: Nruhardt. LETT field: thll'S,
center field: Rob I.atimcr. right field;
and Garvcy and Lewis. utility.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-26
RACES:
Auto Dare Devils WIN HsrfoFm MS
Afternoon At STATE 1atr 20
Grounds -

A big treat Is in store for all auto
mobile racing fans this afternoon when
over a dozen dare devils OF the dirt
track will appear in a six event exhtbi.
ton at the State Fair GroundA The
iirst race will start promptly at z:ao
o'clock. .,
The drivers who will appear have had
many years experience, and will furnish
many hair raising stunts as we'll Al
thrills In speed and skill, for the Sac
tators.
Automobile racing has always proted
very popular with local sport fans, nd
many hundreds are expected to gatoet
at the Fair Grounds to witness the n9r.
formers this afternoon.
The drivers arrived in the city yes lr.
day and many OF them were seen tr1eS
out their machines and learning NV
and when to take the curves on the loyal
track. A driver to make sixty miles Der
on the fair ground track is doing good
"a there are many traps into which IN
inexperienced driver will fall. putting
him almost entirely out Of the race