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Close Vote on European
War Relief Measure

WASIiINGTON. Jan. by W"
DESCRIBED rs "Irry rl"s"' III" li"uS" hF:
prnrriaIions r0mmitl"" today aTpr"t"i
IN, request If i'rc*id'n' wilson mat
Congress appropriate f!@G."""; 90" for r''-
lief wo"i. "a l:ur"r". ouieid" 81 ''"r'
many. TEr hill. As nNnlIv rSr""d uH"h'
VAL b., rrInrt"d I" tn" l"us" toner
ruW AID Chairman ShcrlCy said No
would sock prompt action.
Opposition "a In" Pre- SId"ntS proposal
was not Oh raTty ln"9. Democrat" ~
well a. Republicans vo:rinS diSap-
prevail only fourteen "G n" twenty
one members ui tn" committc" "tFc
present and II wa; said that one ~
these ahstHin"i from voting. y" an :
r,0..ilr, mont of ~" vet" "as fnHI", hu'
Il vas understood that II wa: 1" Il.
with Chairman ShH:lny casting the DE-
Gliding ballot.
A. finally approved III" bin gives ~"
President discretionary authority III IL
"Nir"nditur.. uf tho FUND which may Dr.
used a% = revolving fund until next
Jun. % and provides that while 1000
shall hr given free 10 starving people
unahl" ia pay for II. 9Th" expenditure
shall b" reimbursed :" far as nnSSlbr
by the government. ar Suh-diFISi'h
thereof or rha rc"plcs 10 whom til" re-
l"i IL furnished.
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new MARTINSV|LLE

Misses Elda Dickson and florchcf
Williamson have returned 20 school a'
Grove rEy. Pa.
Mr. and Mrs. Bowers koonZ nnd
obil1r,, Of Tulsa. okla. arc the guest
NJ MIR. and Mrs. tI"niry khon'z.
NESS Virginia Barrick has returned
"a Folsom after spending few Gays
al her home. ,,,.o
Mrs. ANDY McEldownny and son have
returned TO their home n tlarkSp"rE,
Mrs Anna Kot%buc spent Thursday
in Wheeling.
Miss l.l2zi" l>urig mas 1ctu'"'u Avn
4 visit 10 Wheeling.
W II. Miller has returned 10 IA!
sons after spending few days III 'H'S
Lieu, Call Morgan nf Render spch'
- rou days visiting friends IN TINS
Mrs Lola Ronthy and daughter nave
returned 10 ih"ir HON" Ill AKEoH -
after yiSiiin. relatives IN inns c'tE'
William Nuoncman has returned from
visit with relatives III i"'hS!
Miss Lois Williamson Of Battle IreeN'
Mich. IL visiting her parents WI
view. ,,,-,,,,,nu,
,rc sncndinr a few days III this rit!.
Harry McMunn is spending 'e"
do,.. at his home IN this cii! >.
N,s. lIorn,hv Downing has retnr'""
- her homo in Pittsburgh. hlt"r SIr""
INC a few days visiting Miss AnNa
Icrman on Main street.
Miss Ida rulr Left T:iday COY ClarkS-
hurry where she will spend the "eeN-
end. , ,o,,, Cory,
Word has beer received from serb.
Harry J. Tcrplrt"n al" II" = ~"
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POOLS CONTROL
STOCK NARKE!

NEW YORK. Jazz. G--r""'' ara ','m
lated Interests VIZ ~ ""d'StW ~
troll OF t"IaI St"NN EEFH',. ~ r,>n.
outside su?por; t2i!:"S I" wv h,,.,y%' wh'n
not altogether neglected.. Si"|uitt't
sues comprising u loTS" nSES'"''se -
the moderate turnover. ,.b,ro,,,.r
The markets S'ip"rii'.a' t .na. ~
may b., iuIs.pd FROM he. ta"t thai Oh.
siStilliu::, tobacco. ;""i m! i'rtt''"S'
issues r.p-rS..;.t"d III" hui! "T L"I
count. WAL" rails. &h:i;;'-. ;t,W rrr-
popular .uduStrjaiS and Ci%I"''E"'
In substance. stocks most taTorcH
wer. +LmS.. Witch have been 'ti'!c IL
at all affected by .hc ;ranSi''"H t." i,
war 10 mace, b,;t gains w"r" lars%S
forfeitsd - Inc general selling OF lnH
last Srur NcNlc;.a i'"tr"'Euul. t"r S\'
ample. rci!ngu;ShuG al .eut Il tF3el''"
OF its SlN-pu.;.; a!yaHr". ,,o .-.
United States Steel WAS un1cr per-
sistrnt pressure l"S:rS points. ara
kindred is>u.S SaS-'"i 70 points.
copers ard >:,iprl"%s also yielding as
a result OF selling pecUCar 10 tnoSc
stocks. .,,,, ~,
o,,tsrf az, cables Indicating another hitch
in the tra.St"r ut is British ;"Hnae
10 the United States G"EerntHeh' AN
the setback in metals c"incIIent VIA
reports OF further GNiSnS Se
sales ar,.u;;nts,l 10 j35.bnD shares.
Railroad r,-urnS from the middle VEST
terminals r.pyrted l slight failing or
in tonnage ir1rt the same p:''"'
wear ago. bu: business rcadJuStnlehi l's
that section APPEARS |" &c making rapid
IIhertv AMI International bonds were
steady. but other ISSUES Were thCI't't'
to ease Il noteworthy feature oS'ls H':'
break - -, points IL Denver X IL"
Grand. rc:undiue 3'S. Total sales: par
value. nacr. sa;eG $>.>.I."U0. Old Lnled
States bonds were unchanged on call.
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aurrER EGGS. CHEESE.

NEW YORK. Ian. j.--Ruu"r ilrin;
creamery higher than extras ~: a -;
creamery extras -. scort Te'- -
tirsts 81 a. 10: packing stock. current
make No. .. al = q ~.
Eggs steady: fresh gathered "Xtrhs
20; fresh gathered regular PACKED extra
tirsts 6S Il 90: do tirst$ to n bI' star
PENNSYLVANIA and n"arny western h"n-
stair PENNSYLVANIA AMI nearby h"nnrrY
whites ordinary Ia pr;rI" - n 81:
state. Pennsylvania and n"hrhy h"nn'rE
browns - II -: do. gathered browns
md mixed culors Is n -
GIIa: do. average run so. al 80.
Live poultry firm; chicken" -: fowls
"a II 81: lid ruuSlrrs -. turkeys no;
quoted. ., g
Dressed poultry strad%; hr"'!crS -" ~
A.. chickens - q 34i.: fowls II Z: "a:
old rprstcrS - q a; iurH"!# - 4 a.
Flour dull.
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u,a 11oUoR WITHDRAWALS

WASHINGTON, Jan. G.-Just H.
,5S 7SS gallons Of whiskey and other
s spT-iH' remained in bonded Warehouses 3
in tho United states Oh January J. "a
li,lc more than half tho quantity III
reserve when distillaii"n was S,opp+l
nnr,. rccriv.I today from revenue. col
Inc,nrs prospects Of an increased taN
raic on liquors in the pending revenue ,sIIni .
hin has stiunlnted dca l"rS 10 Withdraw
l!uuur from bond At double inc usual
rate for tho last three months.
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Sherrarfl PriefE.

Mrs. r. \. bradley has returned home
from a visit with relatives in Grafton.
Tho Shrrrard Red Cross will hold. its
regular monthly business meeting in
Mar$h's hall this trursday) evening.
Mrs William KcldSirg. formerly OF
Mt. Olivrt. died at her home N Wheel
ing Saturday night.
Mr. and Mrs Harry Schubert and
family or Mozart. who have been i'll
with influenza ar" recovering.
Alr. and Mrs. chester Dean and dauEh-
ter. Minnie. returned to their home in
Wheeling Sunday. after visit with
Mr. and Mrs. Z. Z. klagcs.
TT" Nj. olive; Ladies' Aid society
and rcd cross will hold an important
meeting in their hall on "Wednesday.
Graham Marsh and William Mercer
lief, Toy Camp Meade Monday morning.
after spending last week at their acme
here.
Miss Cocilc West, who WAS tho guest
of Miss I.o,a Eonar II M; Olivc,. has
returned To her home In Fuchannon.
The Mozart school opened on Mon
day morning. with very good attend
ance, after having been closed for 49,;
eral weeks.
Perry Carnahan OF Bethlehem. who re-
ccivcd 4 severe injury TO his eye some
time ago. is recovering SLOWLY
Tho first quarterly mcc..hE i"' IN.
conference year on Marshall charge VIII
b. held in the Pleasant Hill VI. r..
church Saturday and Sunday. January
18th and l9.h.
Air Ferdinand Kraft OF Belmont wa3
visiting l., II. Schubert OF Mozart on
Sunday.
Miss Mabcllc Patton. who has ncen
sr,cudir.- several weeks At her nome IN
Gan Mills. has returned TO resume hcr
duties in Tho local high school.
Mrs. T. Montgomery Of MI. oifet
sr.n, sunday with friends III "heeiihS.
Mrs. Louis Fisher Of Mozart Is III.
The Agricultural club committees n.'n
nmsinrss meeting in the school audi
torium Thursday evening.
LIZ n-Ap SAVINGS STAW8-
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SUGAR.

NEW YORK. Jan. G.-~ThrrH MAS noe
activity III tho local market Tor rhN
sugar today. and TRANSACTIONS lh'lIu,"
so 900 bags ii Cuhas for Janunr! %n'P
ncnt aud 1900 bags "t i"r'" NJ
for centrifugal Ia ,hr r"in"r
In refined ihcr" is enough sugar ~
irving in take carr Of tho d"nard.
which has not improved az much ms mus
bern anticipated. although r'ii'rH 1t,
sriu brhiud on delivery and limiting "
dcrs i'rir". arc unchanged AT &c Tor
tinc Eranu!atnd.
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
C:hicnrt Live STOCK.

CHICAGO. Jan. G.--ii"sE, receipts
ii.uuu: market mostly &c /" zoe luEncr'
closing weak. bay prices u"%hahS'm.
Cattle. receipts 2I.n"u: mhrhr' So ',''
tn STRONG. Beef cattle. good. ch"l''
and prime, $l3inEt 1878: cdmTh"n anu
mcGfun $y7idi !6.4U. Th" day quota
Il IONS otherwise uuChauGcu
Sheep. r"rriptS "l.urn' iamhH &c
Zoe higher: sheep and warnings ~" :"
2:r higher. l.ainhS. 'hriCc AMI l'ail.'
Xl7 % n l7..I. medium and good ai'.-""
| / 90; cuIls. $ll.5uiI II 90: ewes sumo AZ
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WELLSbURG
Fly I Must.

Emory Smith is At tn" home 81 n;S
r,nr. Assessor and Mrs; Ed. Smith.
pa pr I,,,tt,IN district. on a :urlUuEh from
p Tr,nc", r*pcrtin$ Ia ~ back On January n.n,IE
ISM, Mr.. Smith VA" asked II nc " aern.
rather z" busz'nEt nT"un" III Ia. al" "Trn.
i:' ..rcaI hut II inrr. - Ht.l! amy f!EIms
-, IT, ,,ycr thcr" | want {" q" htck. IT,
living gam" is wAnd"rf"'.' me young
soldier looks *pl"nd.I.
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PITTSBURGH LIVE STOCK.

PITTSBURGH. Ian. -.--CHt;" strong:
suD;,ly Gu loads Prime lf.ph ii lI.I".
sheep higher: supply - d"mhi" decks;
Primo wc;hcrs 1870 Il ll"5: ctiiS AMI
II. 80: veal calves como a @l0h.
Hogs active: RECIPES 20 douhl" decks.
Prime h"rvirs and pigs 1919: r"uEhs
$500 n 1926.
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SHEKkAkU Hi
Ladies' Aid Society.

The pleasant Hill Ladies' Aid society
will hold an al-duy meeting at the
home Of Mrs. VI. II. .,rchey on WcdncS-
day. This will bc the first time the so
cicty ha.. met for about three months
and thrr" is u large amount OF quilt
ing and sewing To hc done. All menl-
bcrS are urged 10 be present.
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MCMECHEN
rur Garments In.

Tn, McMechcn chapter Of me Rrn
Cross society of this city requests a.:
49,, i,oyine- rarnrnts cUt and incomplete
,n Ijnisn thcin and turn them over TO me
KcI t.ross Immediately. Even tnougn
ihr war IS over. lh"rr are boys over
seas and in camps who need these s"'-
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nnn+ I,aft EYeninG.

The T. o. q! t.. lods" met last evening
in the McMnchen building. SIN cMai
datts wcrc initiated into the first De.
49,, 81. honor after which thc USUAL
Cuisines. matters were transacted.
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rnterta,n This EYeninE.

Mrs Ed MOTIFS. n Eth strcct, WI.
crIrrtajn District M. Of thc aides.
Aid Society. of tho NJ. T. church n ms
evening ut her home. Business mat :,
trrs Will b" discussed, altrr "'''eh
social hour has been planned.
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RELIEF
FOR POLISH PEOPLE

u.,rSt, ian f.. Ny III" A%snri-
o-cl Tree. i..-'rh" American Food Com
m,ssiu;, for Poland arrived IN Warsaw
his morning and established OFFICES
and living rooms. ,:
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TOLEDO GRAIN.

TOLEDO. Ohio. Jan. G.--tIn*"rSrrI
prime cash and January 1855; February
$50: March 2J.S5. ,n.o
Alsik". prime cash mud January l9.bo'
March 1890. o,..
Tiuothy. prime cas-. Old. 5.n2 new
and January 5.In: February so: March
$40: April SO: Mn% ssh: September
$50.
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Curtis Funeral.

-,r,, TIA hlr funeral scrvlro was That
boi5 nm Sunday afternoon over Tho r"-
mains Of Eugene Fl. Curtis. ~ FnllHns-
hnc tho biz strong deputy sh"riff who
succurnbed 10 influenza and pneumonia,
a:nl,cr hospItai. Stcubcnvillc. @.
II has been estimated that close to
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16rs. D. ". Smith.

Word has hc"n r"r'':v"d .; thH d irhi'
If Mr., H. ". S,n:th, Of Sohrins. ONO;
on Saturday. January 50 aftrr Dr.e.
!I, Mss Lola Cummings, ard Is
Survived '; ny her husband md brother;
1n;,i,arn y Cummings. uf Sehr;ng. and
h.r sister Miss E:thc! Cummings OF
this city.
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1000 people were at or around tho
street while the funeral services were
being conducted by Rev. Lutz Of the
WcIlSburg Christian church. assisted b.
the pastor OF the Follansbcc Christian
church.. and Rrv. W. j. Holmes OF the
Wcllsburg Presbyterian church.
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WHEELING. W. Va. Jan. S. 10.
Furnished the intelllsencer by A. E
Nasten & Co. members cf the New York
Stock Exchange. National BanF Build.
ing Wheeling. w. Va, Louis f. Bran1
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STOCKS AND BONDS.

at cost price has been REQUESTED ,i TO i'I ~
NV, al once sufficient qu2ntltiGS "
fnnI shoes, clothing and medicines TO
send down the cNtraragantlE nlEI
nrircs which are now asked in the local
markets.
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Cash quotations: Corn No: ?, Yellow
nominal: No. 3. yellow l49 d 1.5f; NO.
yellow 1.46 q l.41i..
Oats No. white I@'a n AZ stand
ard 744. ,,,,.
nominal,
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Standard Oil Subsidiary Stock

WHEELING. ". Va. Jan. 8. -.
Furnished the I2.eiiiEencer pS a. q
Nasten & CO.. members OK tho NC" ION
Stock Exchange. Nationn b2nk SoiiS
ing, Wheeling. W. Va. LOUIS E. o'Sho
oToCYs bid Ash,
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New York Cotton Market

WHEELING. W. Va. Jan. 6. 10.
Furnished ito lnielliEenccr By A L
.1as,en Il Co. members OF the New Yors
o.ock Exchange. National Bank Build
ing, Wheeling. w. Va. Louia +. Brand
manager.
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

WHEELING. W. Va, Jan. S. Is.
r,,rnIshrd thu I:tellirencer by A f
,a.ten Z Co., members OF tho New IorE
s,ocx Gxcnapge. National Bank Build
mr. wheeling, ". VA Louis T. BRAND
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

WHEELING. W. Va, Jan. 9. 10.
Furnished the 1ntclIIscncer by A. +
Hssten G. Co. members or the New TORI
stock Exchange. National Bank Build.
inr, wheeling. ". Va. Louis y. Brand
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PETROLEUM.

OIL CITY. Pa. Jan. 6,-Credit ha:-
a,crs $500. Runs. 1856 barrels: ~
.rns.. 62l57 barrels. Shipments. '",oH'
barrcisi average. 29.6@9 barrels.
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Influenza.

,rirf q: r"lir" G"nrE" Porter S'aa~u
yesterday aitrrnn"n that II" new v"S =.
~ ,rfiucnzn Developed "r sunday or
y. ,,,n,i.,y This T" port Is more favor
,ir. ri,au ro- some tim" pass.
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N. Y. S'IOCk EXCHANGE

WHEELING. ". Va. Jan. s. 10.
FURNISHED the 1uIcnisence- py A L.
hasten & Co.. mentoers OF tho New IorA
stock Exchange. National Bank Build.
, Ing, wheeling. W. Va. Louis F. Brand
ma mayer.
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90 81
American Casualties
e. @&~&&%o%%%@'
AFTERNOON LIST.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 9Th" follow
,ar casualties are reported by tho com
handing general OF the American EXpc'
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by thu commenting g~ro7ai Of the Am
rT.r..u h.XI"rIIti"!nry Forces: q.
Iir.I rrr!u accident and other causes c "
pId IL discuss. '.'''''' ~, a.
Total. .......' ~
Died OF D.-ca5e.
Private:
Smith, Leroy, Salem. ". va.
Wells, Harvey w, EIvesvtue, W. va.
WisrInnu john L.. Akrrn. o.
l:rorknmn. I;rrtram Nuckl"y. CIHNe-
lard. Q.
Unn, willard f.. cleveland. Q.
Rinlble, John H. MayBvt1le. w. Va.
Miller, Daniel. Oahla=,G. W. Va
wounded Severely.
D.bblr. Porter O.. l."rain. q.
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1y,,,-,.o, rsuu,d G. Charleston, w.
W.: ,,.r,;, scu.,l,.y Ia.
S! ! ~, nn s.,, r,;-.h.+h ". Va.
MED ~ Wourts..
priv,,r.
SI-. I">,,h r;;I.hurrh Pa
i,nus' 1ah,, =. ,,I,vc.onG O.
',IsI., "v.'.' o,a ,andvuIne. W,
va: o,,or .eard w Va.
~ ~ nIsene.
o,o.o
noinn Elm.r r cleveland. O.
I,,,.!.,,a, ,r,bir f. ,:I.vnIand. q.
,t!II,ns ursdy n Mon1rose. W. va.
rabrri,I DraHy = Columbus, q.
. sT .o ~. rr,,r, JU va
s-'>I.',m - - Gr.annvn k'alls. ..
S,aI,nr;,,,n ,w:rcncn East NrILrcs-
7ort' l"' wopndca Severely.
r,riystc.
'r I,r,,"c,r Russo, r.. Cleveland ..
Errtin 1nhn + r,-fshur.h. Pa.
Nu-HI 3N;Tso,, -"rrr.r.,d n
EuETn'' ,thnr, T;i,.,,-rh r.,
ii r.",,.. Nl,y.iue rIrycIand o.
Porter. Lester H, C:"yarCotte, W. Va.
T"En,r' ,, .'mm trrnn,hms ~.
Williamson An"Fe" 90 AnenO0f0' w.
Va. VI ",
Mize. Charies ~ w.
Ga-shinS "A ACtioH'
PRIVATE: a.
Brady. Harold IT, lft'S'nrsn: a.
corrnd". onm,r,". tI"'cIan., w. VT
h]n1Ai"' -
hudson. George r. Mar:'H. q.
kr"wcs ki. Joe" t.l""~-ani. o.
i;rnn"r john. I,tiEhi:@h. Ia
Rogers Foster j.. Cleveland" =.
'-,''----
issued as an arH"ndi~ ~ tn" regular
rasuaI,y lists. ut IN" request "f iii" Soy
rral press assorlaii"ns:
Prisoner, Previously Reported Killed In
Act!cN.
Sergeant:
Reed Forest Ernest. Mantul, ~.
wounded Severely. Previously Reported
Missing In Action.
Scrrrout:
ShwInSl;i. Insrph Trnn';. cleveland. ..
Private.
MulI,n. John y. Cleveland. u.
IIi:n,t CHESTER H.. cleveland. q.
iIn,nr:sy Harvard J.. Cleveland. =.
H,rc. Martin. Eella.-e, O.
1T",'.'..L I,-rrh 4. cleveland. O.
,,;,...n.
T,.,.lor Si1a5 L., Meudalc. W. Va.
WAhI,n. John william. pittsburgh.
Wr,chi. ,'Iarr:t"" ;:"'". Ia.
-N'N
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LOCAL STOCKS

WHEELING W. Va. Jan. G. -.
Daily quotation lis, Wheeling Stock
Exchange. compiled for the Intelligent
CDR, - -
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NIGHT LIST.
Tho following casualties arc reported
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NEW YORK CURB MARKET

Total sales 6l+.4Q0 shares.
Bonds $4,000
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hudson. George f.. Mar:'n. ..
Kr",vic SKI loo" Cl"~r-ant;. q.
I:rnn"r. John. r,ii"hi":h. IN.
rogers. Foster j.. rlrvciand. y.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-02
MAKING OVER
TRUST BUILDING
C. N. Bassett Is Modern
izing It AS An Office
Building.

That Fl Paso has already recoV-
cred from the depression caused by
the war is evidenced" said W. H.
Ramsey. manager OF the Trust build
ing. az the corner Of san Antonio and
Stanton streets. by the fact that the
demand for first class offices has
prompted c.. n. Bassett. owner Of the
Trust building. TO remodel completely
that building
The work is already under way un-
der the direction Of J. r. Fisk. Ar
Bassett is preparing TO spend up
wards Of $4,000 in improvements 20
the building.
The plans call for tile floor
throughout the halls and lobby. The
present offices are TO ice rearran-ed
into somewhat smaller single offices
and suites with reception rooms They
VIII be redecorated and the woodwork
finished in mahogany. with polished
oak floors over $4,000 feet of oak
flooring alone VIII be used
Express elevators viii be installed
as well as new plumbing fixtures and
electrical wiring and equipment The
building viii be made fireproof hg
q concealed automatic sprinkler sys-
tenn
A distinctive and original feature
viii De the new marble and tile lobby.
All that portion OF the ground floor
now occupied as a realty office ana
the large store room on the Stanton
street side, formerly occupied as a
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-02
WHEAT SCARCE
ANDG0RN SCARS
Wet Victory Is A Factor;
Neutrals' Supply Of US.
Wheat and Flour Stops.

Chicago. III. April Corn made an
extraordinary jump IN price today
amounting in some cases to 6 cents a
busheL Official announcement that
wheat scarcity was 50 acute that
wheat and flour exports 20 neutrals
from the United States had been
stopped was chiefly responsible Vic
tory for the liquor interests in the
Chicago municipal election was also
an important factor. The steepest ad-
vance was in corn for September de-
livery, a rise TO Sl383s as against
SL32iz at the finish on Monday.
Corn VIII Be in Demand.
Traders took the view that corn for
export would be much more in demand
than wheat and flour It was a popu-
lar opinion also that rye and barley
would be largely bought on the chance
that the result Of the Chicago election
would be interpreted as a referendum
on prohibition, and that. with a peace
treaty signed before July /, prOhi0i-
ton would not be permitted TO take
effect
The official announcement was made
at New York by julius Barnes, head
OF the grain division Of the food ad
ministration, according TO reports re-
ceived here. Mr. Barnes was quoted
as saying.
Statement by Barnes.
I'VE have advised the neutral gov
ernments that America viii be unable
to furnish any more wheat or wheat
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-02
Wild West Gun
Play By Police
Ends In Peace
Argument Before City Hall
Furnishes Display Of
Pocket Hardware.

c. Jack Henry, secretary OF the civil
service commission; Charles Brooks,
formerly on the police force; police
officer c. C. Beardsley and Joel Find
ley staged a melodramatic gun play
in front Of the city hall Tuesday
afternoon.
Henry and Brooks came 70 blows.
officer Beardslsy. in an attempt TO
stop the fight, drew a gun, and Find
ley grabbed the gun With the en-
trance Of gun play. Henry and Brooks
forgot their differences The entire
matter was patched up amicably in
the sheriff's office.
Story Of Row.
Following is the statement Of the
affair that was turned in to the office
OF the chief Of police by officer G c
Beardsley:
T. Earl Smith and Joel Findley
were sitting in the city hall park
when c. Jack Henry and two men IN
known to me came TO an alteration
and blows 1 threw back my coat to
show my badge and drew my gun and
said TO all three that they were IN
der arrest Joel Findley grabbed my
hand and gun and said give ne your
gun One OF the other men drew his
gun. which was cooked, and pressed
same against my stomach I then
gave my gun NJ. not knowing they
were officers Then we went TO the
sheriffs office and then Fiudley and
two others said everything was all
right"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-02
Ell PASO BURK OIL co.
ELECTS THREE TRUSTEES

The stockholders OF the FL Paso-
Burk oil company held an election Of
permanent trustees Tuesday after
noon. Edward D. Hodge, the temper
airy trustee, reported that the first
wen Of the company was started
March % and is now drilling at 1900
feet Mr. Hodge says this is the first
FL Paso company 70 actually start
drilling and stockholders are await
ing developments with keen anticipa-
ton.
The property Of the Fl Paso Burk
OIL company is located one mile east
OF Burkburnett, just south OF the
Marine well and near the three wells
Of the Horne Oh company. Walter
n Priddy, Of Wichita Falls, has
charge Of the drilling
At the meeting OF the stockholders
several were nominated TO act as
trustees The three receiving the
largest number OF votes were J. E.
QUAD. Dr. Wip Robinson and EdW- D
Hodge These three VIII act az per-
manent trustees in Fl Paso. 51r.
Priddy. fin wichita Falls. viii also be
q trustee.
Mr. Hodge viii leave this week for
the well