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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-22
. uSt Deposit
Stipend With
Police Captain

That the police department Will
not take any action 10 locate stolen
automobiles unless q certain amount
of cash is deposited with the captain
of police TO pay for alleged telephone
charges was again brought to light
Monday night L. 5. Lemert Plym-
Outh. Ind. reported 10 the police
Sunday night that his Ford touring
Gar No. POSSE. engine No. 2921943.
had been taken from Washington
and Main SITS
He was informed at that time that
a stipend was required oy the police
department. but ne told them TO look
for the car and that ne would return
Monday. When ne returned To the
police headquarters Monday night he
was informed that no record was
made OF the case and that the police
had no reports
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-22
AVERT SERIOUS TROUBLE
AT CAMP ZACHARY TAYLOR

Serious trouble was narrowly
averted at Camp Zachary Taylor
Saturday. when officers of the 411th
Negro Labor Battalion appealed TO
the patriotism OF their men to end
a strike which threatened TO de-
velOp into mutiny. Sergeant Arch
lie Aide. former golf professional al
the South Bend country club, was
one of the nOn-coms in charge Of
the company. One hundred men re-
fused 10 answer 10 their names at
reveille and announced that they
would not work until they were
promised an early discharge.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-22
SEND REPRESENTATIVES
TO WORLD WAR MEET

Soldiers. sailors and marines who
saw service for Uncle sam during the
world war have received invitations
10 attend the convention OF the world
war veterans 20 be held in Indiana
polls, Thursday. April -. The first
business session will be held at 10
O'Clock in the house of representa-
tives. Indiana state house.
The world war veterans Of South
Bend are planning 10 send represent
atiyes
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-22
To DETERMINE
RATE AUTHORITY
Supreme Court Sets Early
Hearing of Three Cases
Involving Carriers.

WASHINGTON. April 22.-steps
looking 20 early determination OF
the governments authority under
the Joint resolution OF congress, By
which control OF the railroads and
telephone systems OF the country
was taken over, 20 hX intrastate
rates. were taken Monday by the su-
preme court in agreeing to expedite
consideration Of test cases brought
under the resolution. The court fixed
May for hearing arguments and
final decisions before the court ad-
journs In June for the summer was
considered proba bic by court off,
Gals.
Three cases i'm all viii be argued.
One is an appeal from South Dakota
supreme court DEGREES denying the
authority OF the postmaster general
20 increase telephone toll rates. An
appeal from the North Dakota SUI
preme court denies the director gen
eral OF railroads has the power to
increase freight and passenger rates
In that state and enjoins the North
ern Pacific railroad from carrying
out the director generals orders.
The third case Is an appeal from
Massachusetts upholding the post
master general and dismisaing pro-
ceedings instituted by the state 10
prevent the New England Telephone
and Telegraphy Co, from increasing
it's rates
Court Grants Petitions
Petitions seeking TO have the
Massachusetts case reviewed were
granted Monday by the court
Government officials view the
early determination OF these cases
rs being Of vital importance TO the
future operations OF the rail and
wire systems OF the country as pro-
ceedings attacking the governments
power in these matters have been in
stituted In about % states
The court had planned TO close ar
guments for the term on May .. but
owing to the importance OF these
cases il was decided to set aside the
following Monday for the purpose Of
hearing argument. officials declared
IL a very extraordinary thing for
the court 70 extend the time for
hearing argument after having fixed
a time for closing the hearing Of
suits for a term.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-22
Try NEWS-TIMES Want Ads
Catarrh Gets
Worse When
Neglected

Try This Easy, Simple, inexpensive
Home Treatment sure to Over
come the Trouble.
We firmly believe this the first real
catarrh remedy ever put up for home
use that embodies the principles OF
common sense treatment.
You get instant action, you wash
your nose and throat clean by a new
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-22
GERMAN TROOPS ATTACK
RED CROSS MISSION

NEW YORK. April 22.-German
troops have attacked the American
Red Gross mission at kOvno. Lith-
uania. ACCORDING TO a cablegram re-
ceived here Monday by the Lithuan-
ian national council from its Paris
representative. The message gave
neither the time nor The result Of
the attaCK \ Lithuanian soldier
was killed IN defending the Amer
leans. it was said
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-22

The greatest tea drinkers are the
Australians who consume about
eight pounds head of the popula-
ton every year.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-22

Jamaica is said TO contain about
500 species of ferns. or one-sixth OF
the ferns of the whole world.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-22

There is "a curious church. in the
town OF Bergen. Norway. built en-
tirely OF paper. II can seat 1000
persons in comfort.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-22
For the Liver and Bowels

Tell your druggist you want genuine
California Syrup Of Figs" Full directions
and dose for babies and children Of all ages
who are constipated, bilious, feversh, tongue
coated, or full of cold, plainly printed on
the bottle. Look for the name California"
and accept no other Fig Syrup. ''-BewaIei
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-22

Several lighthouses on French
coasts have been equipped with
lenses that enable their lights to be
seen fifty miles.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-22
pEHHsTLNAHlA3 AFTER TuRkeT

One Of the biggest of Uncle Sans
battle ships now on review in the
Hudson River. is the Pennsylvania.
In one OF the accompanying pict-
ures is shown the after turret Of
the great sea fighter. while another
scene shows the wireless plant on
the big vessel. The Pennsylvania
is a favorite with the thousands Of
visitors who view the great line Of
vessels daily.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-22

Statues and crucihxes at Schil-
Ling's I2T9S-22
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-22
WOmen'S HOuSeDreSSes

WOmen'S plain blue and gray Cling
ham House Dresses, trimmed in check
ed gingham, sizes 80 to 40. Regular
1895 values. Special for Bingham
Week ...... ...... .$2.9S
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-22
Special Values In
Children's Bingham
Dresses

Children's Bingham Dresses, in
spring patterns, in plaids, stripes and
plain ColorS, sizes to IA years. Reg
uIar $3.50 and SIPS values. Special
for Bingham Week ... $1.O0
Children's Bingham Dresses, in
plaidS, stripes and plain Colors, sizes ,
to IA. Good assortment of dainty new
styles. Regular $3.50 values. Special
for Bingham Week ...... $500
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-01

A household remedy IN A. ,erica
Tor IS years-Dr. Thomas Eclectic
OH. For cut s.spralns. burns. scalds.
soc and soc OF all drug stofeA
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-01
PERSONAL NEWS ITEMS


hig battles NE which the Americans
were engaged. Including ~ Mihicl
~ the Arrunnc forest. tie leaves
tonight Tor los Angeles.
j. T. Miller % Clovis WIS Ia Alba
querque today attending to business
matters.
Price n. Cross. who has been srrv
inE a. u s-tenoRruphcr In the COVER
nor's office a santa Re. wta In A.
buquerque today enreutc 20 W paso.
whcte he expects Ia accept a posi-
ton.
John Becker of BeIen. was q bust.
ness visitor In the city today.
g. " Winefieid has been granted
n building permit for the construction
Of q brick residence at ell West Lead
avenue
W NJ Rauch or Gallup was In A..
huqucrque today ON business.
Harry Leach departed this morning
FOR Omaha, Neh. Mr. Lesch IL consid.
crinr locating ON a farm near there
Luis H~ernandex drew a fins % tis
or - days IN Judge ". W MrCiel-
lan's court this morning Tor throw
inF q rock at m are light and break
ing u. lie was detected by police Of.
fciais and taken 10 Jail. Upon a
promise Of good behavior and the
payment 81 the cost Of the light. the
fine was suspended.
lee Christian ~ 81 paso. was In the
city today on business.
The bureau of animal industry H.
getting ten veterinarians for dourine
work IN the southern part % New
Mexico and IN eastern Arizona, There
H. a considerable o u this dis
ease among h horses % the south
west n the bureau " taking viEot-
Gus steps toward is eradication. 10 b.
expected hat twelve OF fifteen more
veterinarians will arrive Tor this work
before the end Of tho month.
The films showing the parade Of
Los Angeles railroad men IN support
~ the McAdoo plan Dor n nve.y.ar
control II the railroads was shown ~
the Ideal thHater this afternoon amt
viii be exhibited again this evening
In connection with the regular show
The proposal 10 organize q parade iu
Albuquerque on April - was referred
90 the central Labor Union last night
but no action vas taken.
sack Mcponough. formerly OF Al
huquerque. IL In the city today on his
was 10 beminE
ur M X. wylder and j. r Here.
ru were brought into police court this
morning 90 answer the charge Of
reckless driving They had had an
automobile collision Monday after
noon. but IA. court held that tines
lad been sufficiently punished hy
rtruirlnr their rars 4 Few spokss
were broken % 81 a wheel on pr
MNldsrs car while re- wheel and the
viudahIsli we're broken uu Herrera
automobile 10 was understood that
men dccI nE that the, were mufusii,
responsible
For closed cat, call :n Malone
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-01

Aato springs. all nnkcs. Korbcr co.
Fay your dues 10 the "e-hlt' club
four.O Tai Service Phone 20,
Taxi Phone ffe. Nicholson Taxi.
After several months absence ~
California. Mrs. u. E Wolfe has re
svmed her position as head o. the
collection department % The Evening
Herald. Charles w Daily. who has
been In charge Of he work dufing
Airs woife's absence. will conduct q
grocery store on East Central avenue
A very beautiful wedding took place
this morning AZ 10 o'clock az the
Christian parsonage. when Mr. Her
bert Rawson OF las Vegas. y. NJ. and
Miss Tlllis Auferoth % Albuquerque,
were united In holy matrimony In the
presence q several friends Of both
contracting parties. REV. y Gaylord
Roberts. officiated.
~. Johns Ouild will hold ~ regu-
lar monthly meeting on "Wednesday a.
, pm. In the rcctor's study at the
church,
va N. otero left Albuquerque this
afternoon for his home In Los Lunas.
lie will leave tomorrow for six weeks
at his sheep ranches.
Dr. n. T. Watson m In from la
runa last night. f-..Sg received an
injury 10 his eye and n az b ~
Joseph aanitarlum.
=. r. Loncrran went 60 santa fe
last night and r. going on To- Espa-
nola.
Miss orr, head Of the Indian school
az Granada. Arm, has been vsiuns
here a few days with friends
Capt Reid will return tonight from
a business trip TO the Roswell terri
tory.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ward shepard left
yesterday for Taos. where they Will
spend a month, Mr.. shepard viii
make n series % Inspections for the
forest service In the JemeE district
The Royal Neighbour will meet in
special session tonight ~ z 10 ~ the
home cf Mrs J. J. Nota~. ~ West
Lead The meeting IL called Tor gem
eral business and all members are
rrged 10 he present.
George McCane was a santa ~ Wis.
tor spending the day In Alhugucre
qre.
a. e n. Morris Of Los ..unaa was
in the city today attending Co bust
mess affairs.
a. W Warner. for several years
window decorator at nosonvaids b.
spending the Gay in Albuquerque hc
was recently discharged from the
army after eight months service IT,
France Mr. Warner volunteered for
tho cnmoufiars department snnu ~.
tor tho declaration 81 war lie was
made 70 sergeant and ~ tn France
after Il brief training boz this ruIu-
ny. he participated Doc most ~ TIE
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-01
Announcement

We have taken the fiscal agency of the HOME BOYS
OIL COMPANY of De Leon, Texas.
This company holds 52l p acres of leases in the Co
manche County Oil Fields. divided into seven individual
tracts. Every acre of this land lies within Pennsylvania
structure. One we'll is now being drilled and another will
be April st. One tract is within one mile of 5000 barre
well and six other tracts near wells now being drilled. This
field is within twenty miles, southeast of Ranger, in Co
manche County, the county that knows no dry holes. Over
100 now drilling and not an abandoned hole in the field.
We will give fuller information regarding this PROPOSE
ton in subsequent ads. We invite the closest investigation
and ask you to wire o n write any bank, business house or
the Chamber Of Commerce of the city of De Leon, Texas.
The officers of the company are as follows:
w. E. LOWE, Treasurer Trustee,
cashier Farmers & Merchants Bank, De Leon, Iexas)
w. PATTERSON, President,
az years in business in Rotan, Texas)
&c HOOKER, Vice President,
az years assistant manager Higginboham Bros. Coz
IF. CARTER, Vice President,
Us years with Higginbotham Bros. & Coz
GUY PATTERSON, Secretary,
formerly cashier Rotan State Bank, now president
First National bank, De Leon, Texas)
c. GREENWOOD,
Experienced oil operator of Tulsa, Okla)
These men are not professional promoters, but success
full, reliable business men. Most of them have been raised
i'm or near De Leon. Texas. They were on the ground floor
when the oil boom started and were fortunate enough to
secure GOOD acreage before the price got so high.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-01

For closed al, Gait al Malone
raxi stand at Grimshawa
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-01

HIMEMpIW ssi.
Good wall paper and painted wall
cleaning. We steam and DRY clean
ugs Cali uert. g2i.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-26
Extravsgant Film Production

Some OF the was,eful and unhusi-
nesslike methods ,ha, help to pile up
into tremendous costs OF film produc-
tons are related by Herbert Corey in
tyerybody's The initial cost of the
film is ,riilinp," says Mr. Corey. "bu,
with every hours delay the ioo,agc
cost increases, Actors must be paid.
and usually fed. when they are on IN
lot. The overhead expense runs air
the time. Six hundred people and six
elephants were taken BY one company
TO rural location. Then the star
and the director had disagreement.
The director alleged ,ha, the star was
iathead, this being a highly techni-
cal term often employed in the bust
ness, while the star asserted that the
director could not shoot a blackboard
with wet sponge. not to speak OF
picture Eventually the O1 people
and the six elephants marched gaily
back to town No one worried. The
900 were paid and assured OF another
days work, the director soo,hed the
star. The cashier paid the bills
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-26
Steel Strike
Summary

rrt,lufgh diurict Neither side
claimed INV area, game although
,,,b conlsnded the Noy nj l,bor
w,, oo,po II, u,v
Ch'.agn di,,r,e, 4 number NJ
plsp,, showed A, .noarsn, ,n-
,rca,c n activity but claim, of
emol,,t,, ,hat seycfal ,horand
men had returned were ,,ou,lv lie.
med Lv ur,ke l,,dct,
O,,. d,.,,., tod,.,,. h,, t,,,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-26
- -
LEGALS

I
CONCRETE PAviNG-s.aled pro-
posala or bids for concrete paving on
campus OF Agricultural and Mechanl-
cal College at saltwater, oklshoms,
VII! be received by BOARD OF ASricul-
ture at their office In Capitol Build
inr at Oklahoma City unfil 10 n. M.
October ., 1919. At which time bids will
he publicly opened and read.
The following 10 approximate state
ment OF work:
s&0c cubic yards earth excavation.
1900 square yards concrete paving.
a,2o0 lineal feet integral curb.
$50 linesl feet l0-lnch storm sewer.
8 sewer inicts.
90 linesl feet oak headers.
Information for Bidders form OF
ing Dean Of Engineering. A. 4 NJ,
College. saltwater. Oklahoma. Plans
specifications on flls IN above office,
whore they may bc seen,
A certified check Of $500 PAYABLE TO
order Of Board ot Agriculture wili be
required with each bid Satisfactory
security company's bond In amount OF
estimate Will be required Of successful
bidder.
Board reserves right to reject any
and oil bids.
J. 4. wHITEHuRsT prssIdsnt
NOTICE OF HfSsoLUTiON Or
PAHTNERRHlP
Notice 10 hereby Etyen that the
partnership heretofore existing be-
tween y d. Rogers and Thomas J.
o'Neill ~ of Oklahoma City, Okls.
under the firm name Of Rogers. Neil
Realty company, was dissolved on the
s'h day Of September ialS by mn.
tosl consent; 4 II, Rogers IL hereby
said partnership and all bills win bc
paid by him
Signed;
r. u, ROGERS.
'' THOMAS }, o'NElLL JR.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-26
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK Sept % Influenced by
strong early cables from Liverpool. con-
ilnued hullish spot aGylces and more
favorable views ~ the steel strike
situation. the cotton market opened
firrn At an advance ~ IN 10 80 points
today. December suou sold up 70 80 lSc.
or 4" points above last nights clu.lrx
figures on covering lOcal support and
lthd' buying bvt tho later cables from
Liverpool showed reactions accom-
panied hy reports that tho English rail
way strike would take effect NJ mid
nsht and the market met considerable
realizing
Moderate selling on the late news
from Liverpool was quickly absorbed
aud the market showed Increasing
strength and activity late In the morn
ing on private report placing the con
diuon Of the crop ~ 81. 10 abandon
rient IN acreage at ~ percent and the
ginning 20 sept e at only l.7SO 900
bales. December sold up to 80 Soc with
the general list showing net advances
OF about s. TO 100 points around mid
day.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-26
THEATER BILLS

Empress 'heater T. n 10 IS
p Douglas I'aiibank, IN His
Majesty the American"
MslcN'c ihrster ~ a. m 70 10 IS
=. NJ The Brand - comedy.
New Folly thra'rr, 10 Is N.
70 10 As p m William s. Hart ~
"IIell'' Hinges Elmo, the
Mighy"
Dreamland ibe.,er ga. IN. 10 II
2. m-Chafley Chaplin, Marie
Dre'Icr and Mabel Normand IN
Titles punruucd Romance -
Tom Mix m "Ma,rlmonal Boom
erang lame, ! tofbeit IN The
Midnight Man
Strand 'heli,r 10 a. M o -.
= 4 n, 2 and ~ p -re1t1rc
bill. comedy
Liberty 'healcr III links Com
pany ~ Ills Nigh, OUT
lyrt. 'hcher $50 to l1IS .
~ Vaudeville pictures.
pa'a, thca'er, matinee ardniglt.
Billy House ard the Mldr ght
Nhul company IN 'Oh Papa"
Drefhol,cr theacr, matinee : IS 4.
nisht Si5-Msck Sennetts yam.
kcc Doodle in Berlin"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-26
Keere BurwGll

l. ~ Kisht Realty Co
) No. 3N Liberty Natl nk Hldg
Walnut 2lG!
EIGHT ROOM, modern house. north .
west jutt or 10Th street. lots tONI5o
basement and garage, sure bargain
Can sell you this for less than s. 900
Large s'roon house. garage, base
,nont and furnace. west 18Th street.
everything IN first class condition.
price t.7S0 90
A very cheap property m West
Main st. within four blocks q, IN.
Ford plant. Sis rooms, modern ana two
lots for s. 7bd no on worry easy term.
DELANEY 4 CAREY.
Liberty building
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-26
GRAIN
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

CHICAGO. Sept 2e.--Absence Of buy
Ing orders led TO considerable weaknes 40
In the corn market today, opening corn
prices which varied from the samc Hs
yesterdays finish 10 ihc lower, with
december slsIl 10 'L25t and May
something OF a rally in September, but
additional declines In December and
May.
Uncertainty of the Industrial outlook
counted against the bulls. and 80, too.
did prospects Of liberal deliveries on
September contracts The close was
weak, NC TO Nc net lower. with Dec
emher 81 ?2N TO '.2s and May sieOS
to 81 20A.
Oats were easier with corn After
opening ~ &C. decline to like nd d.
vance. including December AZ esSc to
ssNc. the market underwent a modcr-
ate general sag
Provisions reflected the weakness OF
cereals
Lut"r the matke, developed strong ~
on account Of some lard buying that
was ascribed to leading packer.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-26
WALL STREET


NEW YORK Sept, 2s--TradinS was
ALMOST at n stnndstill the mid session
but changes were altogether toward
higher levels, Food shares az repre-.
sented by sugar issusa were the chief
features of strength. Low priest metals
mFAe moderate gains and Cruciblo steel
extended ia early advance.
steel shares led all other issues At
the buoysnl opening Of todays stock
market, overnight developments dealing
with he strike situation evidently con-
,ributlng TO the strength " that group,
Cruclble steel was the spectacular fes-
,ure gaining nearly points In the first
~ minutes L. 4. steel aud Bethlehem
steel gained each md equipments
oils, mot0fH aud ,ho food division were
! to . points higher, tobaccos, ship
pings, aud metals also making subs,an-
'lal advances Profit taking reduced
some ~ the more extensive gains before
the end OF the first half hour. ~,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-26
,losinr Quotation.

Prless ~ ths various grades OF cAttl,
are approximately a. follows
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-26
CHICAGO.
cnIcNro. sspi, ,s-nocs r.eey

CHICAGO, ssp,. f6-HoGs: receipts
10000. strong: heavy sis50u 40; mo-
dium iis5offi 50: lights ti51sNlT.75.
pigs SIS o0gIsl6 CATTLE receipts
1000; firm, choice heavy steers Nc OOu
1900; medium sll25blsoo: common
S.50u ll.?s; choice lights tlt5Op 1870.
common s.00ult?i: butcher heifers
s650d Us. cows 81 5ouia5o. Gamers
efs 100n $50, stockers S6 $50 II. 90.
SHEEP receipts 1900: steady. Lambs
~ 50a 1879. culs 1s00al22S choice
ewes s2b9 725. culls Sso0T7.75.
breeding 3T0oTla?5.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-26
ATTRIBTES LONGEVITY
TO TOBACCO: SMOKED
PIPE SINCE GlRlH00D

WESTFlELD. Ma,s-ro the use
OF tobacco wa, a,tribsfed her long
eyity hy Mrs Mary Jane hdga,e.
aged 81 years, who died IN her home
on Thomas stree, here. Mrs. Adsate
smoked a pipe for years. beginning
the habi, when she was little girl
She acquired the taste for tobacco
from her grandmother. who was a
pipe smoker. She had No use for the
weed IN any other form but the pipe
smoking. ard secured the greatest
amount Of pleasure out OF one OF the
old familiar clay IT. d." pipes
She had been IN falling health for
some time, bu, even during elier sick.
ness would not depart from her
habit OF smoking a pipe.
-----<D-------
II the appetite OF man we're as
erca, as tina, OF sparrow in pro-
portion 10 his size, he would eat a
whole sheep at one sitting
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-26

continued after mo call the mAtk.t
standing % iu i uoiuts over yestsr.
day. ,ipsr st the end ~ tho frs' Hr.'
houf ~ business. 4 much better IAl,f-
pool than due ard private bureau l,.
port on condition ~ 3, percent an
abandonment ~ acreage of y four auI
one'balf ana on ginning 81 l.1th. .uu
bales, ~ two million bales less than 10
this tim" last year, wsrc responsible
Tor the buying why.
Tho sharp bulge I'm sterling exchange
increased 'hc demand for contracts Hud
prIr"s mounted 10 % net advance 81 ps
10 's points late on the morning Little
or no attention WAS paid 10 the railroad
t'rike IN England.
TclesriIns from the Interior telling
u much better sp0, demand at
strongly higher prices caused decided
lrnuce- IN ths contract market m the
'ntly afternoon A. O'Clock prires
we're a. net gains of ll2 to li5 points.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-26

Federal Reserve Banks hold seventy
percent of the American stock OF gold.