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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-01
NOvOROcNf
SCHUZE
S. P. J.
yTRANA sEsTA.

Velkovybor Sesterske Podpo
rujici Jednoty kona dnes mist
mimi sbory novorocnf schdzi v
sini Sokol ma Clark Ave. ma "a
padni strane. Zacatek novoroc-
nj one slavnosti ustanoven pre-
sn6 ma druhou hodinu a Jest tu-
dfz zadoucno, aby publikum do
stavilo Sc v cas-, cimz obsirny
program nebude porusovan.
Ia s'avnosti odhalen bude
americky prapor velkovyboru
s. P. j.. kterezto rozyinutl
hvezdnate vlajky bude prova-
zeno slavnostnf feci. hudbou
zp9vem a pri kterezto prilezi-
tosti budou predstaveny dosud
z.jfci zakladatelky jmenovane
organisace. Mayor Harry L. Da
Wis slfbil sve Gcastenstvf ma slav
nosti, zivv obraz "Osvobozeni
narodI", rizna iednoaktovka a
nekolik krasnych c{sel hudeb.
Mich, iakoz i recitace, duetta a
sol doplni dnesni novorocni pro
gram Sesterske Podporujici
Jednoty. Jsme presvedceni. ze
navSteva bude velika a celemu
programu ze bude cenovana ni
lezita pozomost.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-01
lMo2l l.MEs9s1 lE.MEs9s1
MADARSKA MOBILISACE.

Ceskoslovenska Tis. Kancelar.
Washington, D. C. DR..
Pavel Blaho, Glen docasne slo
venske Narodni vlady vydal
dne 20. listopadu v Uh. Skalici
tento vynos k slovenskemu IL
du:
"Mad'arskS vl8da povolava
do zbrane sest rocnifi. Slov8
OF nerukujte! Mad'aFi nemaji
pravo povolavat Slov6ky do
zbrans. Slov8ci! Chovejte se
pokojns, rozumnSl Neni prav
dcu, ze mad'arskS 1fady Sc O.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-01
VfTAI.I CENERALA.

Ma pocest vrativsiho Sc gene
rala Cleveland'ana K. E. Ed
wardse, obchodni komora u
sporadala veera velky banket a
Ultra mistni sdruzane kluby a
mericke uvitaji Edwardse v
Grays zbrojnici, kamz vsichni
vojini budou NIT volny pristup.
Edwards komandoval ma zapad
nj fronte tax zvanou Yankee di
visi cislo 26, s.ozenou branch
re statu novoanglickych. Pc
SVEN odvolani 2 Francie sta! Sc
naCelnikem vojenskeho dstrik
tn v Bostonu Zde je hostem
sveho bratra Willia.na, MATTE
le zavodu velkogrocerniho.
Y W.'!!s'lssll !!'lsll W.g!zss,sl
CERVENY KRlz.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-01

Pan Josef Masek, tajemnik
mistniho Vojenskeho Vyboru
obdrzel tyto dny dopis z Fran
Gle cd porucika A. Machacika,
velitele bataillonu %. pluku
strelcI Ceskoslovenske arma-
dy,, v nemz zmineny dGstoj-
mix vzdava chvalu dobrovolni
ku Pavlovi Sturmanovi, ktery
byl V mesici unOru a breZnu ia
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-01
DfKUVZDANf.

diky vsem prateum znamym kteri sdcastnili po-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-01
DOPIS Z FRANCIE.

WS.S.l W'S!
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CERVENY kRlz.

Mistni organisace CervenehO
Kfize bude pokracovat; We sve
puSObnOsti v tOmtO lOce, byt
i v rozm6rech mensich. Plete-
nj, jakmle dosayadni material
bude vyuzitkovan, Sc zanecha.
Naproti tomu bude sito pradlo
Gro civilni lid V distriktech val
kou zatizenych a rovnez vyu-
covaci stredy budou v r. 1919
eX. .stovat.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-01

jemnikem vojenske kancelafe v
Clevelandu.
Nonthiereux sur Soane, 8. XII.
Mily krajane!
Srdecne dfky "a knihy zasla
ne 81. X. t. r.; prav6 v ten den
.isme scstupovali $ linie, mize-
te 81 predstaviti mou radost mad
ceskou knihou. Doslo: cd Vac
lava Benese Tfebizskeho: q
rdznych dob (dva dily), Pod
doskovymi stfechami, v zafi
kalicha, v cervancich kalicha
a cd Sv. Ceoha: Prvnf kniha po
videk crt. Knihy rote jdou
ma dracku.
Vcera jsem cd Vas obdrzel
dopis, datovany 80. x. 1918,
" nemz mn6 oznamujete posla
nj vanocnich darkI a soucasne
knih nasim bratrim vojinIm. Sr
decny dix "a Vasf pozornost.
Az darky dojdou, prirozen6 bu
dou rozdany - dostanou-li Sc
mne do rukou - pokud to pG-
jde, die vaseho seznamu a die
+, Vaseho pfanf. Ovsem, bratri u
vedeni v tomto seznamu jsou
roztoulani po vsech nasich plu
cich, take to bude dosti obtiz
ne; ovsem, CO Sc da udelat, u
delame. Seznam jsem predal
br. Sturmanovi, ably opatfil je
dnotliva jmena clsly rot a plu
XII, v nichz jsou dotycni cara
zeni.
My zde zijeme, v horecnem
ocekavanf naSeho presidenta,
taticka Masaryka, jenz prize
de Ultra prehlizeti nase pluky
- vsichni sc ma neho tesime ia
ko ma rodneho otce. Dale ceka
me odpravenf domd, kde jest
mas uz nvni nutn6 potreba.
Pavel Sturman, jenz slouzi v
me rot6, ma front6 behem boju
Sc ukaz9l opravdu vybornym
vojakem. Sam isem no postavil
ma predni straz v lese hrozne
bombardovanem nemeckym de
lostrelectvem a nemec. avio-
ny shora. Ma tomto miste jsem
v mem poznal vojina vyborne-
; no, iemuz :isem potom sveril s
, jinymi udrzovanl spoieni Sc
mnou a s praporem. Ikol to
velmi zodpov6dny,- ktery tSz
po celou dobu Iplnil nejvetsi
; sv6domitostf. os
Pant Sturmanove jeho de-
tenn vvrid'te me blahoprani, ze
mali takovou hlavu rodinv. Ne
nj liz daleko den. v nemz spo.
|; koieni. ze vvkonali svoii Waste
neckou povinnost. vsichni Ease
dnou ke svemu krbu rodinne.
mu. mona. ze We stinu velika.
nj tatranskych, ma milem Slo.
, versku. sr
SrdeGne Vas pozdravuii a dc
; knii Vam "a Vast ob9tavost
, vdci nasi armad9, Vas
I Alois Machacik, chef de Ba'
! tajllon au % Rgt. de chasseurs
, Tcheco-Slovaque.
Z WSS] M!!SsS M.!!s
AA X A DCX A0nI1 IC A NE
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-01

We valce, jakmile vsak slozila
zbran, prosila o primeff a pfi-
jala je, podrobila Sc rozhodnu
tt, ktere ententa jiz ohledne
Slovakd pravoplatne ucinila.
Neni tudiz argumentace CLAN
ku 8. a II. pro ceskosloven-
skou republiku slovenske u
zemi nikterak zavaZnou, pone
vadz Sc nem1ze tykati tech ca
sti Uher, ktere uz k Uhram po
die rozhodnuti nasich spojen-
ca nepatri. Krone toho starry
stat uhersky vGbec prestal exi
stovati, nebot' novou republi-
ku prohlasili Mad'ari sami bez
ucasti svoleni zastupcu dru-
hych narodnosti. zejmena ta-
Ike Slovaku. Mad'arskymi vol
bami zvolene Mad'ary ovsem
ami my, ami kdo .iiny "a zastup
ce SlovakI uznavati nemuze.
Mirova konference, ma jejiz
rozhodnuti dnverou cekame,
bude rozhodovati o presnem
vymezeni hranic naseho statu.
kdezto otazky statu sameho i
toho, ze patri k nemu sloven-
ske kraje, ententa liz pravo-
platne rozhodla uznanfm statu
ceskoslovenskeho.
Ponevadz republika ceskoslo
; venska obsazovala sve uzemi
slovenske jen tax daleko, po-
kud byla volana ma pomoc oby
vateli mist opustenych cd ma
d'arskych cetnikd urednikd,
coz sam zastupce mad'arske
vlady DIR. Supka v Praze potvr
dill, a ponevadz Sc tudiz omezi
la ien ma bezpecnostni opatre-
nj v 1zemi, ktere il bezespor
ne Datri. podala nejvymluvneji
dGkaz, ze ucinila vsecko, aby
nevyvolavala konflikty, ridlc
Sc radou presidenta Wilsona,
ably byl zachovan vsude pora-
dek a neprolevana krev.
Uzna-li vlada mad'arske re
publiky "a dobre bud primym
rozkazem nebo neprimo tim
ze dopustila, ably jeji vojsko na
slim vyhanelo nase bezpecnost
nj straze, ktere krajich Jim
obsazenych udrzely naprostJ
: poradek a chranily take ma
7 d'arske mensiny, zpIsobils
: tim tezke obeti ma zivotech n;
l sich cetnikG a vojakd, jakoz
tryzneni slovenskeho obyva
: telstva, Gimme "a vsechnu prt
: litou krev pronasledovani M
: sich SlovakI zodpovednu via
| du mad'arske republiky. Je-l
pax pravdiva zprava mad'ar
| skeho listu, re byl zatcen clel
: Ceskoslovenskeho Narodnih,
Shromazdeni Maths Dula It,
, to zprava nezakladala Sc nj
, pravde). jenz jako takovv po
: zival zakonne imunity, jakoz
JIM clenove narodnich vyborj
: slovenskych. zadam neivets
| rozhodnosti, ably okamzit6 hyl
!, propust6ni ma svobodu a dan,
Jim zadostiucin6ni, ponevad
} k zatykani obcanh ceskoslovel
ske republiky vlada mad'ar
.1-s o.S .o:,..o~S;ko v,~Ex,o
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ARE IN
THE CORN MARKET
AND PRICE GOES UP
Oats Follows It's Ally, While
Provisions List Varied
From 10c Down
to 15c Up

Chicago, November demand for corn
received new impetus today from reports
that sll5,OGO CT a British loan would be
devoted to the purchase of cotton and
grain The market closed buoyant, ~
to 9ls cents net higher, with December
s1.S114 to sl.S19s, aud May s1.26l4 to $.27s.
Oats finished S to IA cents up and pro-
visions varying from 10 cents decline to
Is cents advance.
Upward swings in the price of corn be-
gan at the opening and gained in energy
throughout the day. a new upturn III the
value Aof hogs did much to give the oulls
an initial advantage and SO, too, did big
shipments of packing house products
Gossip that it would take at leass SIX
or eight weeks to bring transportation
arrangements back to normal for the
movement Of corn led meanwhile to IN
crease anxiety about obtaining sufficient
supplies to fill December contracts. Heavy
covering by speculative shorts who had
opposed an advance was the outstanding
feature in the last part of the session,
when most heed was being paid to effects
the British loan might have on grain.
Oats went higher with corn. Receipts
were smail and foreign markets advanc-
ing.
Strength of cereals and hogs lifted pro-
visions Later, though, sales to realize
profits caused some seteacks.
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WOMEN TO URGE
BETTER RELATIONS
Conference of Border States Called to
Aid in Solving the Mexican
Question


Galveston Tex, October 29.--Plans are
being made for a conference of prominent
women Of Texas, New Mexico, Arizona
and California. the Mexican border
states. and representative women of
Mexico, some time in November, prirnar-
ily with a view to furthering good rela-
tions between the United States and the
southern republic.
The proposed conference is being
, planned by the Pan-American round
Table, woman's organization with head
quarters in San Antonio, according TO
Meade Fierro, Mexican consul here. who
has been asked by the organization to in
terest the women OF Mexico in the meet
ing
Mrs Florence T. Griswold of San An
tonic. director general of the women's or
ganization. informed Consul F'ierro that
she had written the governors OF the
Mexican border states asking them to Sc
lect unofficially delegates to the CONFER
ence. The cooperation of the governors
of the four states in this country also
has been asked.
Mrs. Griswold explains the viewpoint
of the round table is that women OF the
two countries have been the chief SUI
ferers through the misunderstanding OF
the men. and that the women, having
no grievance against each other are IN
better position to provide means for con-
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S. R. Stewart & Co.'s Letter

With the New Orleans Cotton Exchange
closed today, the New York market was
without the information generally ema-
mating from that source. The weather
was bulish, the map readings showing
general and heavy rains over the western
hale of the belt and decided drop in tenn
ueratures with freezing weather pre-
dicted in Oklahoma.
The market opened unchanged on late
positions; down on December, and as
has been the case for several days, the
positions including January. March and
Nav continued to increase the premiums,
Decembere gained today 20 points over
FRIDAYS close, while January is 40
points higher and March 80 points up.
The buying was Of good character and
contracts went into what is considered
strong hands.
well at the top, and spot cotton still in
demand at full quotations.
The coal miners strike has brought
about conservatism in the stock market,
but values there are firmly held, and this
to some extent adds to the condolences
Of those favoring the long side of cotton
Cotton goods markets are firm with de-
man1 for material still greater than the
supply The technical position of the
market is good, but we think moderate
profits should be taken on purchases.
The strike situation will have it's in
fluence during the coming week. and
should spot sales at interior markets de-
cline a reaction in the contract market
| is likely.
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With British troops finally in Palss-
tine, the old Turkish gauge railways
north of GAIA were standardized am
the line was pushed to Haifa. At pres
ent the line from Kantara to Deraa IS
controlled by the Palestine Military
railway, but its main line of Standard
gauge track is the Kantara -Haifa me
The completion OF the Palestine Mill
tary railway and the Taurua tunnels
wiped out the only gaps which existed
between Cairo and Constantinopie.
The operation of trains is at present
under military control. and altogether
a catch-as- catch-can arrangement, bIt
it is now possible to cover the distance
in seven days Later on, when peace
does not rage so injuriously in Tur-
key, when politics becomes a little
quieter and when the Bagdad railway
is not afraid to operate its trains ny
night, the distance will be covered IN
five days And when the Damascu =
Haifa line is standardized and res
taurant cars and sleeper cars are III
troduced, through express trains be-
tween Constantinople ans Cairo should
cover the distance IN not more than
three days. Ten years from now. pro-
yiding an American mandate is intro
duced over the near east. you will 3e
able to book for Cairo in CONSTANT
nople Cfare. possibly $3.50, first class,
with stop-overs at Adana for Taurus,
Aleppo for Antioch, Baalbek, Damasc-
Gus, Shemak Con the Sea of Galilee),
Aful5 for Nazareth and Judd for Je-
rusalem.
And five years ago only the hardi-
est tourists dared the steamship lan1-
ing at Jaffa, which led them up 20
Jerusalem! e.
The immovable east is beginning to
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New York, November 1.-The demand
the cotton that is likely to be for sale
around the present level and as the crops
looks pitifully small we think depres-
sions which are natural and TO be ex-
pected from time to time will prove only
temporary and that ultimately prices will
work up to a much higher level The
bulls are in full control-Clark G. Co.
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LOCAL. MARKETS
Poultry

Stags30c.
Turkeys-Live, 40c.
Ducks-S0c.
FryerS42c.
Hens-30fI32c.
Fresh Eggs-55c.
Storage Eggs-52@53c.
Butter
-6sa72c.
Fish
Spanish Mackerel-e0Ge151c-
Pompano-35c.
Salt Water Trout-21<Svc.
Mixed Fish-i2c.
Gray Snapper-Headless and dra wn, lac.
Rel Snapper-Headless and drawn, "a
he
Fresh Water Perch-121kc H.
Grouper-131sd14c.
Shrimp-1161sNc.
Eastern Select Ovsters-s2.H gallon.
Meats
d. S. Clear Bellies-26dNc.
d. S. Rib Bellies-25G2sc.
Pure Lard-31hc.
Hams-Regular, 3eGs3c; skinned. a2c.
Jicnic Hams-2Sc.
Bacon-3Sg 45c.
Pork Loins--S5c.
Live Stock
(Union stock Tards.)
Fed steers:
Good to Choice-S1sG91zc.
Medium to Good-71E9Sc.
Common to Medium-ea7c-
Steers-71zQS1sc.
Fat Cows-7@8c
Medium Cows-51s@61ac-
Cutters-5G51ac. 81
CannerS-4G4Ac.
Oxen-4d7c.
Fat Yearlings-7GSc..
Medium Yarlings-596c.
VealerS-S010c.
Choice Corn Fed Hogs, fs5 and up-11Ac
Choice Corn Fed Hogs, 1875 to 1s5-10kc.
Choice Corn Fed Hogs, 30 to 135-9isc.
Light Pigs, 80 pounds down-shsc
Best Heavy Rough Hogs-l0c
Half Fat Rough Hogs-Sc.
Soft and Oily Hogs from 1c to &c pei
pound less than above prices.
Produce
Sweet Potatoes-2c ID.
Colorado Celery-s1Q1.S doz.
Len. pns-$7.5O.
Peanuts-spanish. SC h.; large. 120l1ta
Cabbage-3%c ID.
Irish Potatoes-31fc. 10.
Onions-4szc lib.
Mississippi stock, - crate
Orange Florida, S.
Bana nas-Extras. Sc ID.
I.imcs-s1 80 per 100.
Meal and Fccdstuff
Mixed Horse SJapd'n
Old style Hulls-Si5.
Corn-sl9.
Corn Crops-s4
No. Q White Oats-slc per bushel.
Shorts-tos.
Rran-S0.
c. s. Meal. per cent-$1s
Peanut Meal--s72.
Hen Feed--A per 1oo-lb sack
Economy Dairy Feed--$7o
Choice Pea Green Aifalfa-&4.
Wheat Straw-$n.
Timothy-s59
Perfect Hog Feed-s72.
Hides and Tallow
Quotations are as follows.
No l green salt hides-S2aS5c.
No. green salt hides-'soGS1c.
No. green hides-25d2Sc
No. ? green hides-2ad24c.
No. i dry flint hides-42d43c-
No . dry flint hides-41@42c-
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Over Private Wires
Tompson. Parker & Co.'s Private Wire

New YORK, NOv. L-I7rlce CNAHeeS HdVt
been insignificant and hover around last
nights prices with unfinished confidence
for ultimate values, Tuesday will be a
holiday in our market but both Liverpool
and New Orleans will be open for trad
ing. hence our operators will be likely to
keep close to shore. Freezing weather
is forecast for the southwest before our
opening on Monday and has encouraged
some buying Beyond this there were no
new features today.
The New York market closed q to 50
points net higher, short covering taking
place to great extent just before the
close.
The New Orleans market remained
closed today, All Saints Day. being a
legal holiday in Louisiana.E. w. Wag-
ner & Co,
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Money Market

New York, November 1.-Mercantile
paper 8 y Sterling 60 day bills 4-1S% {;
commercial 60 day bills on banks 4.l2% ;
commercial 60 day bills Az; demand
416; cables 4.165s. Francs demand
$50; cables $50; guilders, demand S7& /;
cables 81 1916; lire demand 1880;
cables 10.7S marks demand SA. Gov
eminent bonds easy; railroad bonds
easy.
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To Merge German Factories

Cologne. October There has been
considerable agitation recently for the
merging of automobile factories in Ger
many to prepare to meet the competition
from across the Atlantic which the Ger
mans realize is sure to come, Three au-
tomobile companies have pooled interests
and plan to cooperate in the future in
the manufacture as we'll as in the SELL
ing of automobiles and automobile tires.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-11-02
By BRIGGS

seekers are leaving here in increasing
numbers for mysterious rich deposits
somewhere across the Boring sea in Si-
IBERIA Recently the trading schooner
Esperanee was purchased by several
Nome residents and is being outfitted for
a treasure seeking trip across to the con-
tinent opposite Nome.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-11-02
Decree Against Jewish Students
pv Assnnfatsa

Vienna, October 2.-Dispatches from
Budapest say the Budapest university
has been closed at the demand of Chris
tan students in order to prevent Jewish
students from taking examination for
degrees. The grammar schools of that
city were closed to Jewish students to-
day.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-11-02
Assassination in Korea
M AssnciaAnA praas

Seoul, Korea, September 1.-THE at
tempt to assassinate the governor general
OF Korea, Admiral Baron Saito, by the
throwing of bomb on the occasion Of
his arrival here, has resulted in the death
of one of the 80 persons who were wound
ed. The victim is Matajiro Suyenaga, a
governmental employee.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-11-02
Produce Market

New York, November Butter irreg-
ular; receipts, 1919 tubs; firstss. 6ldS9c.
Eggs steady; receipts, 6612 cases; firsts,
59d64c. Cheese firm; receipts, 2240 boxes y;
average run, S1@32Ac. Poultry, alive, not
uqoted. Dressed steady and unchanged.
Chicago, November Butter I'M
changed. Eggs, receipts, 4142 cases; un-
changed Poultry, alive, lower; springs,
2115c; fowls, 15d2219c.
st. Louis, November Poultry tur-
keys, SIC; others unchanged. Butter and
eggs unchanged.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-11-02
Chicago Futures
- A..a1fatna prsss


BY NSsocIattd FFess
Chicago, Ills, November Corn No.
2 mixed s1431s OILS; 2 yellow s1.45 y
@1.46.
oats 2 white 72A a7s%; white ss%
@73.
Rye ?. s1s64k.
Barley s1S2@1.SS; timothy $500
1125; clover nominal; pork nominal;
lard 1855; ribs 1925 a 1880
St. Louis, November Corn No. l
yellow s1.45@1.451a; No. yellow s1.43;
December $1.32s4.
Oats No. white rae; No. 3 white
|73h @74c. December 73c.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-11-02
Naval Stores


by NssuUTdbu TFuss
Savannah. November L. Turpentine,
firm sales. 1879; receipts 1876; ship
ments. 175; stock, 9139. Rosin, firm
sales, 1872; receipts, 1885, shipments 1855;
stock. s5,7S5. Quote; b. d, E, f, G.,
$685.; II, s16.s5; l, $3.50; X. s1s.35;
NJ 5000; N. 2060; VIC, $2135; WV.
$22.6O.
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tinued good relations between the peoples
of the two countries.
The date of the conference has rot
been set nor has the city where it will be
held been dsgnatd.
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No. dry salt hides-S9n4oc.
No. dry salt hides-3SdS9c.
Sheep skins-5oc1s2.0o
Horse hides-sidmS.
Goat skins slm1.25.
Hog skins-50@75c.
Tallow--12d14c.
Clear wash wool-6067oc.
Clear grease wool--5Nd55c.
BURY wool-25dS5c.
Ginseng (wild)-s10d13
Cotton
Good middling 80. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Strict middling .................,.........s 71s
Middling ........... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 81
Strict low middling Observation-Disclosures 3ls
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-11-02
Potato Market

BY Associated Press
Chicago, November 1.T-Potatoes, hrm
arrivals, rs cars; northern whites, $3.50
@2.45; early Ohios, $2.75q3.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-11-02

The total number of women employed
in Great Britain in July, 1918, Is esti-
mated at between 1000. 900 and 3, 600 900.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-10-24
100000 SUGAR COMPANY IN
coRPoRATED

Negotiations which have been going
on throughout the summer in connec-
ton with the sugar boom in Florida
have come to ahead with the incor-
poration of thakUnited States Sugar
Cane corporation with a capital stock
of $4,000, O0011iyided into 100000
shares of 500 par.
According to the terms Of the con-
tract between the newly incorporat-
ed company and the owners of the
tract of land selected for the site Of
the sugar mil, the company will i'm
mediately begin grading and planting
sugar cane in order to be in a posi-
ton to plant in 1920 at least 5000
acres for grinding in the winter OF
1912.
interests behind the new company
are not kf1own as yet but it is be-
lieved that we'll known sugar en-,
gineer wfip has successfully opera
ted other plantations in the West In
dies will be asked to become presi.
dent Of tie new company.
The stock Of the new company is
expected 10 be offered to the public
at about ke5 share.
The lang selected by the company
lies due vest Of Miami, Florida, and
is known as the "A. W. Hopkins
tract" dr "Chevelier tract New
York Anglican
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-10-24

day, and dead for tomorrow But
the spirit that carried men to the
heights of Gettysburg is as immor-
tai as the spirit of st. Mihiel, and the
story of Manassas is as modern as
the story of the Meuse.
What's the use?' Well! Old Gym
ic, if you lad been a good scout
when you were a boy you never
would have been a cynic now, l
envy these boys the memories which
they will carry with them into the
future of these golden autumn days.
They haves led the footsteps Of men
whom LeeB and Gordon, Jackson and
orrest. were proud TO lead. And
better than that, these old warriors
have led these boys into a world
where men fight and die for the Wis
ions of their spirits. Ny hat is off
TO you, scouts You have worthily
represented the best spirit of today.
And we can trust you with 'tomor-
row. because you have drunken
deep of the fountain of the spirit of
yesterday"
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-10-24

Harry l. Brown, editor Of the St.
Augustine Record, was by an unani-
nous votea agreed upon as chairman
OF the campaign for the sale OF Red
Cross seals. Harry Brown is good
in any line Of work. He gives to
everything he touches a flavor Of
zest and good cheer.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-10-24

All you vho haf torpid liver, weak
digestion or conaIpated bowels look
out for chlls. The season IS here
ara the air j. full Of the disease
germs The best thing 20 do Is U
80 vour liver ID good condition and
s,rtfg ne stomach and bowels. Her
ssne l. the right remedy, IL answers