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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-03
sox Score In Seventh.

Chicagu'S two runs cam" III NJ S'''
cnth. the result Of Nv" hits ana Hn ''-
ror hy Cincinnati. Tho visitors gar
nrrcd ten hits. but they w"r" S'W'''r',',
throughout th" rnrn". They hit the n''
yirjousIy a; ether Iinr"s. but the leu
Gcldcrs w"rc th"r" I" r"""lN" 'h''''
Weaver. Su1 third has"man. played III
hard luck. He slammed n" ball aSaihS'
the left field barrier :" hard thht "
houndrd back - yards and what ordih-
ar,Iy you'd have h""m triple Shruhk
To- a hnuhl".
Nor VAS this all that caused the son
,n regard The siAih as unluckH. 1"r
"IIarny" ErlSch. after JackS"nS hah
famed, gave tn" ball III" most powerful
WALTON yr. delivered in IL" strikc. IL
had "hnnr run written all over u. hul
Rnush. hy magnificent sprint. car'urcu
II while running nj top Sp'Td toward the
,,.,;cr field fence. That catch seemed
ra:"flI tn them. coming as II did r'gh'
after in,"rpnsition Of tn" fence In The
,.is, ri Weaver.
Th" nns;in" was witnessed by @9.6oP
ncrsnnS. = slight falling "h from yes
icrday. Tho weather was that Of Md
summer, hut unlike III" opprcSsiH" heht
rf ycscrday. th"r" was te'nperihs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-03
DON CHAFiN ABLE
TO LEAVE HOSPITAL

CHARLESTON. W. Va. Oct. c.-Don
Chafin. county clerk Of Logan county,
who was shot here at III" headquarters
OF the United Mine Workers by Distr!c'
Vice President William Pstry. on Sept
a. has so far recovered that he had e.
turned 10 his home in Logan county. II"
was able to walk from IN" hospital
wherc h" was confined Ia tn" street.
where hc went in a taNlcab 10 the rail-
way station.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-03

"Thr Lure of the Willys-Knight." or
an episode from the life nf contestant.
Splendid title for the next best
SELLER" isn't il" -,
Rut Just at this time there is cons:d-
erable uncertainty among the contest,
ants\ in the Automobile and Diamond
HampaiCn as to who Will be best quail
fed to play the leading role. And there
is no method uf selecting the star or
the play until tho actual results or Thss
Automobile and DIAMOND
become known.
: The ono outstanding feature just now
is that anyone can qualify.
There is plenty Of time ahead Tor any
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-03
INTEREST CENTERS IN EXTRA Nj
COLD PRIZES FOR THIS: PERIOD
$3.50 in Six Additional Prizes Spur Workers to Even Greater
Eforts-Chief Extra Prize Is $500 For Ten Days Work
Double Credits For All Subscriptions Turned in Be-
tween October lst and October 18th

aspiring man or woman to play the star
part-and the star will drive home In
shining new automoble-one OF The
seven handsome motor cars Shich arc
the goal Of the contestants in this big
eYrnt.
Interest and opportunity and fascinA-
ton are steadily increasing.
With energy and enthusiasm un0'
minishcd contestants OF The Autono-
bile and Diamond Campaign are working
overtime In order to secure the largest
amount in subscription payments before
saturday night. October II. which win
entitle them 10 share in the $3.50 In Gold
and Double Credits on all Subscriptions
quarters was visited by the enthusiastic
contestants, who surrogate the the liberal. liberal:
credit Offer. This is surely the time to
make = mark in the campaign. ana II
you fail to take advantage OF II yours
will be the loss. You have until Satur.
day night. October llth. to work ana
strive TO win the Gold. for subscriptions
fnnntiInAA a S6A 2ll
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-03
LAVA FLOW SUBSIDIES

HILO. THERET. oct. 2.--N'v the
ASSOCIatod Pr"Ss. I--Th" lava flow from
tn" volcano Mauna I"a. on IA" 'sI'no Of
Hawaii. IS suhSidnG. according I" re-
port received her" today. The thann"l
has narrowed to eighty feet. s,"difyinS
rapidly from both sides. The lava flow
began last Saturday and at times was
l 900 feet wide.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-03
BIG DEMAND FOR
WORLD SERIES SEATS

CHICAGO, oct. With $1,000 re-
served and box seats sold. the sal" "t ~
5uO pavilion and blcachcr seats for the
local opening tomorrow OF world series
play when tn" Reds and the NhltH S"N
como frum Cincinnati. VIII start al "'"o
o'clock tomorrow morning. Th" r"S"rE-
cd s,ats were sold out several days ago
md the only chances for ih"S" vantage
nolntS are tickets in the hands Of scalp
RS who are demanding from $50 10 Sl0o.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-03
INSTANTLY KILLED.

Special Dispatch {" the Int"il.g"nc"r.
MARTINSBrRG. " Va. oct.
stantly killed at the plant Of the k"%-
stone Company. limestone company IN
Jefferson county He with number Of
other workmrn had taken refuge IN :
shed while a blast was being SET OF. ana
a rock broke the roof Of the shed and
struck him on the head.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-03
SOLDIERS FIRE ON
BERLIN CELEBRATION

BERLIN Oct. c.--tBy In" Associated
Press. y Soldiers, during n labor demon
stration by l5.0"0 persons IN III" Mu"ll'r-
strassc. today. fired int" TN" crowd. Kill
ing one civilian and woundinE ton others
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-03

WASHINGTON, Oct. AT last reacn-
ing the stage Of action in Its CONSIDER
alton OF the peace treaty tho senate
swept aside in quick succession 'ouaS
thirty-siS of the forty-iire amenuttieit'
which had been written into the uocu
nent BY the foreign relations coHln,''
The smallest majority recoroeu aS
oinst any OF the committee proposals
uas 6f,ccn. and the largest was twenty
light. All Of the amendments CONSIDERED
had been introduced by Senator rail-
R.publlcan. New Mexico. and were de-
signed TO curtail American participation
N European settlements resulting from
tho war.
OF the nine amendments yet to be
acted on, six relate tn the Shantuns
section, two propose 10 cquaIiZe Fot'hs
power in the league Of nations. ana one
would limit American representation Oh
;hc reparaticn commission. In the ao-
scncc Of definite agreement i"r ais
position Of these proposals. senate lead
RS thought tonight that the debate
might run on for several days before
another roll call ts taken.
Democrats Voted Solid
Throurhvut the days voting the DEM
,crats presented solid front against
the amendments except Senator'S Gore
II Oklahoma and Thomas Of Colorado
Seventeen Republicans. on the other
hand lined up against the first commit
lcc proposal 10 b. considered. and most
II them stood with the Democrats on
all succeeding roll calls. Many OF them
announced they were for reservations
which they believed would cover The
same ground without endangcrins the
treaty.
Under a special agreement, speeches
On the amendments were limited to five
minutes and nearly half the senate
membership got into the running debate
which occupied most of the day.
Once during the debate the rule
against applaus" was broken. \ wave
" haudclapping followed speech by
senator McCumbcr. or North Dakota
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-03
Reds Cop the Second Game
And Tighten Grip on Flag;
Confident of Final Victory
WIN BY4 tn : SCORE ALTHOUGH
OUT-H|7 BY THEIR OPPONENTS

Lefty" Williams Wildness Contributed to Scores For Reds
and Every Man Who Crossed Plate First Went to First
BaIs---Athough Hit Hard Salee Kept the Sox Ten.
Hits Scattered Throughout the Nine Innings and Only
Twice Was He in Danger-Sox Scored Their Two Runs
On an Error, Both Managers Confident Of Winning Today
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-03
CINCINNATI NATIONALS

Two Weaver Three base ht-koph stolen
bases-Gand 2; Daubert Duncan Double
Gand FeIsch to E. Collins to
Gand Rath Kopf Left basescheaso Americans
Sallee, collnS):
Williams (Roush Rath Groh Dunean) Bak-saee Struck
ou-By Saee, Jackson, Wilams) I'm
pste first Naln at second and Rssr
at Time-1:42
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-03
Senate Rejects Thirty-Six Amendments
To Peace Treaty Offered by Sen. Fall
Leaving Nine Yet To Be Disposed OF
FOUR WERE VOTED DOWN ON ROLL
CALL; OTHERS BY ACCLAN|AT|0N

Democrats With Two Exceptions Voted Sodly Against the
Amendments Aided By Seventeen Republicans - Ma
jorities Ranged From Fifteen to Twenty-eight Nine
Remaining Amendments Are Six on Shantung, Two to
Equalize Voting Power and One to Limit Representa-
tions Commission Considerable Bitterness in Debate
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-03
T-E WHITTIER.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2.-Forecast'
Ohio, Western Pennsylvania-fair on
Friday and probably Saturday; conI1n-
ued warm.
went virgtnta-Fair Friday ana
probably Saturday, not much change In
temperature.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-03
Soldier
Dies of
Wounds
WAS INJURED IN
HELENA RACE RIOTS
Killing Of Prominent Citizen
lntensifies Situation But the
Troops Have Matters Well
In Hand

Luther Earlcs. company II, Fourth in
fantry. who Was w"und'd today. died IN
II local hospital tonight. This Increased
the number Of white deaths to five.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-03
STEEL STRIKE SITUATION IN
COUNTRY REMAINS UNCHANGED

,f--cpr-pcH OCT o-Tho steal
t, ,,,,,,., in tho PITTSBURGH dis
,, v,s .,-
tr''' "H'''"'u
lay. Steel company "tH'lalS co"'''"
T., maintain that moro men wcr" r"turn-
.,. 20 work and tonnage was being m
"@ =. .hnl ~, s,rik,ny steel mems
,I,-. a..,,rc ,bcir mon wcr. "holdlns
!" ~ ..,,os ,s.cr, thar many me-,
,'. 49,, bi,.b y.rcs arc for
7t'"''H ~ ,n,. ,,l o,,c-ir,r
>aN'"t -rhc,. oi." clair, unskillc,i
Ni''r'cahH ,''', and Eastcrr
ohio ar coming here IN great hun'o'lN
seeking "mni"yinehC'
No statements ''n" from ''' ~ -
.lc"l comptri"s except ono lSSu'd .,
lilo tarucgi" steel c"mpan! "h''h S",i
hat today was the bc>t day yet II
further said:
'"rh'rc hav" b""n good gains IN "N'rE
plant, new men arr St5ll coming IN. "i"
nrn seem 10 b" r"-atning r"nhd"h'
and ar" returning IN increasing hu"
n,-: nrr ;onnayc IS increasing and al
,o,.,,b.r Tho Siruatiuu - much caSl"'.
-, ..,.,,, 80 l,. r;,hcring impetus in tn.
.,,,,. md .rc NOT losing ar. In-h.
rc,,r,s ,ha. >trihr-~ v.r.' returning
>, ,b,. mills wcr.. Vigorously d. Md at
>.,.,,,,l ,,~,L,. hca.;auar,"rS wh"r" i
y.as sand add,tinuaI m'n w"r" walk.T&
"aN H"'' ,I,,,.l .rb,. src, Ito, plant
- ,bc c,hlrhnyu Steel company Was r''-
80 '" ~, ,,,,,, nrgap;zcrs - psrccn,
p". ~" J:ri',n ,n.r w.r. reported to b.
l""h' ,,'o,S,iuc pa. although
h"Ia'hE "''' ,,,I.,,cl m have hcon
'triN" or'2H,'s Il. "' oHn ,,;-,, -, rirbt
imported. more IMAM oiie,nr
M, e,.. nr,,, bcrc walked out tn :
md S%h"'r p,''' nr'' ,,,on,cc1
afternoon. nThua aut' ,,bar,rr
rhcE nav" aPP'4eu '''
1.,o-+, D.r,.d.
80, d.s.r1inr tho ranks Of organ
,zrd labor as false and misleading"
L.rod kciphtlv. international secretary
iro, steel and Tin Workers. said hum
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-03
Royal W elcome

As the George Washington WAS warp
Cd into her pier. there was Il hush Of en-
prclancv and then n fanfar, al trump
cts blarInE tn" ships farewell. pro-
claimed tho coming Of tn" king. dressed
In the uniform of n lieutenant general
IN III" Erlgian army with not single
decoration ON his breast. h" walked un-
attended down the gang plank.
Behind him. seemingly scarcely half
his height. came Queen Elizabeth. She
wore a long travelling coat of white
hrondcloth over white gown. n white
fur strl" and close fitting white hat
with n white Choftun veil.
Walking behind his mother was a
rl"nd"r lad Of eighteen. tho heir appar-
ont To tn" throne. wearing III" uniform
uf "A p!nVat" in the 18th Belgian Infan-
try. tn" first regiment t0 meet the Ger
mans at the frontier when they sought
short cut to France through what
they thought was dcfcncclcss little
state.
As tn" king set foot on the pier the
band Of III" George Washington swung
into tn" strains Of La BrabanConnc."
the Belgian national anthem. King Al
bort and Prince Leopold Salutcd as did
General rcytun G. March. chief Of STAFF.
und the American officers who sur
rounded him. Vice President Marshall
Secretary Of Stat" Lansing and ScCrc-
tary Of War Baker and all tho other
civilians uncovered
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lcozs1nusd On Page rsn.)
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-04-04
~Snflammatoriif 9tenmatisme. 9aelt=

Snflammatpriif Menmatismc. &elt=
matisme / fine mango forIfjellige
6or11er er CT al Sc pinligitc 5nas
oo1nme, lom Mennelfege0en er bienl=
|Iegt al. 6ba6 ente11 Sen er f%oroar-
1ioget al Sen ioofal6te l1rtnlDre elIer
|af pisie @afterier, iaa CT ole lnge-
Epi6cnifabeligc Ml1toriteter e1rige ON,
at 8looet fprer 5pg6omnerl igie,,=
1em 5pltemet, og at Sen fun fan linz
ores. 90 belbrebes neb ct Mib6el, Ser
pil renie 8lo6et % ejenoppnffe Np=
rcrnes 90 2eberens nor11ale J1rnftio-
her. 8i11bes Der ct iaaoant Wpooel?
|gt 8rep fra ST. 8. 5orfilmo, Ml-
ocripoe, Nlta., lp,ees at beipare bette
Spgrgan1oal; ban ifriDer:: uW1in 8l,=
ltrll leb al inflarnnlatoriif Meumoz
tislne. 61111 bnr / ell 6narlig Jors
futring, ga bu11 begbl6te at BRUCE
Dr. 8eters 811rifo; BUN bar fore
|frpblet % neppe iltan6 til at goa.
6a,n CT III raft og iltoltb til at no.
|fpre lit @ltsarbei6e." Guiinoe andre.
|lom bnr bnret bjemipat poo liNnenoe
Maaoe, bar giort &c famine grforil1-
ger mco Or. 4eters 41,rifo; bette
gamle, %belprgpe0e nrtemioocl CT
)fje,pot ger6en ODER for .oets Sortrin
|lorn ct bloorenie,u6e Miooel. Set
|ialges life ofs 4potefere, men 6olf
iorlpnes oirefte beulneo. 9pis De CT
interesierct / bette l~1rterniooel, %
|ifrip efter ben fiji Brochure % 8lab,
|iom ir6eboloer ful6 0plpsl1i11a.
s~loresle: 81. Geter 5ayrnep & Cons
(Go., 250t @aibington gloo., Gbi-
caeo, ST..
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~
DannebrOQ,
l2l9--l5de Juni---l9l9.

NJ EN- 15de Juni i Ar oliver det 700 Aar, siden Dannebrog
- "baAdt fra Himlen ned og blew Dannerfokets BannermRr-
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mende, far a str g Udfoldese, som den under mere nor.
male Forhold Wide have fact. Men hvad vi ale kan gore,
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ben jpife SINGS forte, bruno, piolette
log aploentreoe Banter.
@pilfen Marb i alt bette for Ell
ottcaarigs 9jne % Sierne. Sporme,
get lprte ieg life / ioisie Mar, bpor
LEG lepeoe mellem Dpr % @lanter>
ben 1terite Beliignelie for ct @urn.
Seq blep %fortrolia mc0 Nat,,rcl,.
Ell title M1aler inotugeoe jeq
Neirets, Dagens, Marstioens % 2ano-
'tabets 5temninger. Seq iaa 9pr
parre fig, fomlne frem of 9ggget cl.
Her al Wo6ers 2ib, blipe orpbt.
Drpbte iclp, efterltrebte, lureop,
lmagte poo Grugter, 5pirer % @re<
oe. st lille Menneife, Ser gior6e fig
Sor0en uuoeron1ig. @n lille Sri
Eeos6prfer, Scr gift eg,,e Geie. Seq
brpo mig M iipl6ent on at ipprae
% ba6&oe at blipe n6ipurgt, clifebe
fun lelb at leoe .mig .rm, benrpft
be6 at ifiel,te og op6age. Seq gien-
nemait bin ben ti6lige icloltnnoige
Sogttaaelies fr,,gtbure og trooiige
ubpifling, iom ingen Sporagelie
faar 8ltgt meo. Sin lpffelige SsSno-
%lebelie al @ufommelie, Snitinft og
Sfarpiinoigbeo, JONI ingen ienere
annoifab, Sorflaring eller grforing
fan beje op.
Sra @rete bar ieg 10 oantrent gle
oct pef. Mllereoe poa Mejlen Tom
jeg ligelom noenfor benoeS Binger.
Bi jejle6e fra @jgbcnbapn til Morbus.
Gejret bar lomnrerligt, Spen title.
Men @rete iatte fig, ioo mart bum
fom ombor6, poo 8gnoerois fen meh
Mpgge1, moo Maifinruffet, bbor Ser
l1tgteoe iert al Die % &pg, mco.
l9obe6et inbbu1,bet / TGrflG6er og Be-
aDnote ltrofs at libe og fa1te op.
Senoes ipge, re6e 9ine f1tlgte mig
biGlpeleit, mems jea 1eb omfring og
(gior6e 8efien6tifab mes Spfolf pg
Reiienoe, bar raft % felte mig oper=
legen.
Nl1, mems jeg 6eltog i llopofnina
% Snoflptnin9, befpiteoe leg h,eoigt
min l1ofbangigbe6. Ser poa @aor-
ben bebpbe0e jeg 10 heller life ben=
oes 0pitgt. @arlene blep mine 0el1=
1cr og 8eifpttere. sos bem leueoe jeg
i staloen og fjprte m1e6 DEM / Soar
fen. 8leb fun bentet mo til Woal=
tioerne, og 11aor jeg ifu1oe / 5eng.
Seq buffer Sen fbr1te Sp,,bag, 6a
hi bap6e itriglct> pau6et og feict, ito
ri ale paa Mrffe op 90 gognportelr
% npo &bilen. &arlene glinlebe pao
Sols % 9rer efter 9ebepaifen, bot=
oe rene 'SfjorteGrmer, fri1f @alm /
9rGifoelne % 5tabspiMn / Wul10el1.
@jenncm oel1 oabne Staloopr los
Seite11eS freoelige @umlen og 5talo-
forlen Yer @abriels brngenoe Stem-
me. 'Sun Iao foran fin opiloaeoc
C&iite me6 set mprfelige u@inmel-
breo" fliltret fat inbpenoig poa
2auget % laitc bdjt for fig ie1p al
9eitomentet. Seq bolot min Sen
Matbis / @oor6en.
5oa forn @rcte poa line blante
Sfo trippenbe oner Stenbroen ben
moo % for at faloe mig inb til 5roz
folt. S 6roitor6 i set blnmOenoe
5ollfin Itroaleoc bun meo 5lpifer %
6arpcr iom Sen npoeligltc Gltffe.
aorlene Itirreoe % Itrofte SAILS. Oct
bar fpritc @ollg, SC loo benbe / bell=
oes @lol1s. 80 jea lb benoe inlpoe
mcb Mutbis % gioroe bem befien0t
aneo %binnnoen; idd4og bun min OH
Den @oo10, % hi fl,lgtes ollie tire til
bo9e MOB 9erifobsbuiet. seq git
tmellem Sem. Sc talte ON mig.
Crete ipur9tc om je9 bar artig, Mo-
this 1a96c, jcg bar Ell rolf Greng, pa
bo1l ifl,l0e nuf paste pan mig. Seq
,,par ltolt pher at babe bragt Der:
lommen. (51l1ttcs).
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En- vigtig Nyhed
paa Literaturens Omraade!
Mine fire Aar TyskIand


Tykland fra Krigens Begyndelse, og indtl Amerika blew inddra-
get sanmc. Som Fplge at sin Sitting sted han intm BERG
ring med Tysklands ledende Mend og var igeedes -paa n ven
skabeig Fod med selve Kejseren og dennes FamIi. Paa Grund
at denne sin Shilling linden for den indre C1kel of alt og allie, som
hodt Krgens Trade sin Hand, havde Hr. Gerard en- sjai-
den Lclghed til at gjgre sig foruoig med alt, Prisoner som
Tildragelser, Krgen vedrprende og at fplge Diet spandende ORA
ma pa nerneste Hold. Han n peronlig kjendt som en- Mand
med meget skarp lagetagelesevne, og hans Bog barer tydeigt
Vidne ON, at han sjalden Grad fordod at bedpnnne Prisoner
og Forhold. Han ser paa og bedpmmer Diet hec paa Ell roig,
kar, skarp og overbevisende Made, der lader Leseren. fpe, at
her faar man den rene %uforfalskede Sandhed og allie Stuatoner
Klargjorte pa en mesterlig Made. Og dt Bevsnaateriale, som
han har samlet sammen, og hvorrned han faaslaar Rigigheden at
ale sine Forklaringer, er aftrykt Fac-Simile, saa der alSas like
kan we're nogen Twill ON diets Egthed. Hans Bog vii derfor, for
uden dens store aktuelle lnteresse Djeblkket, v11e ct Kildeskrift
for ale Tider for de indre Forhod vedrprende dette storslaaede
Drama Verdenshistorien. Det er derfor en- Bog at umaadelg
blivende Vard, som bpr ees af ale, der er intercsserede denne
den NEST gribende Epoke Mennskes@gtens Histrie.
Den engelke Udgave at denne Bog, der er paa 448 Slider,
srlges for $500. Den foreliggende Overseuelse, der har fulgt ;
Oripinaen allie dens Enkeltheder, kan vi tilbyde Dem for kun
$50, portofrt tilsendt.
Send Deres Beshlling med Diet samme!
G. RASMUSSEN COMPANY
79o-722 So. 4h st, Minneapolis Minnesota.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-04-04

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-09-14
A Few High Quotations.

In few instances the days max
imum quotations were the best in
many weeks, while Baldwin Loco
motive. one of the leaders, was at the
years highest, and Mexican Petro-
leum, which rivaled Baldwin, estab-
iished an actual high record.
Equipments, oils, steel and the vari-
affiliated with those issues contrib
uted to the days broad dealings. but
rails remained in the background I'M
til shortly before the close, when
Pacific and several 1ow-priced issues.
notably Wheeling and Lake Erie. be-
came active and strong.
In addition to the stocks already
named, pronounced strength was
shown by American Locomotive, New
York Air Brake, Texas Company. Cal
ifornia Petroleum, Crucible and
eral of the motor subsidiaries, tobac-
cos, feathers, American Wooden and
Industrial Alcohol.
United States Steel was shortly
more than point over at its best,
but forfeited a small fraction, metals
and shipp;rgs also easing toward
the close. Total sales amounted to
100000 shares.
A moderate decrease in actual loans
and a very substantial gain in excess
reserves were the chief features OF
an increase in 9snand deposits amount
Ing aiTno1t to S1To, oG0, 900.
Trading in bonds was fairly large,
with general steadiness in active is
sues, including the liberty group.
Total sales (par value) aggregated
s6.75O,OO0 Old U. S. bonds were I'M
changed on call during the week.