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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-16
DECREASE IN
ACREAGE Of
WINTER WHEAT

WASHINGTON. Dec ia decided
decrease in the acreage planted for YIN,
ter wheat this Fall Is shown III hrsl
estimates today by the Department Of
Agriculture. The total Of 2N.' ,oOH
acres IS ll,1l9.06n less than the record
acreage in 1915. II is however, the
fourth largest ever planted.
CONDITIONS Of tho crop on Deceniper
l.S5. " percent Of normal. or four point 1,
lower than the tcn-YeSr aveTas" ana
thirteen points below that last year.
Acreage planted to rye also showed a
marked decrease, the area being S,53O,-
nnn acres or TO-. 600 acres less than
Th,, Area shown and condition Of win
fer wheat in important producing states
follow: ,,,;-
,ion % perc-ut; ohio. 2,4IS,OUU and go
Indiana l.96NNao and -: Illinois 80 a.,
GOO and s.: Michigan $4,000 ana y
Missouri ".aSN. 600 and So: Nebraska x
m9$, ooG ami 81: Kansas s1sG, 900 and s.
T"xas 100000 and 80: Oklahoma all
, mon ard rs; Colorado $4,000 ana VI
Washington $4,000 and 81.
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christmas entertainment VIII b" CIV
,u 70. M. auditorium ~ ih' pupl'S VI
,,.,.,e.I..iar.I and lIiGh schools next FIJI
cav rl'u:ug.
, NJ md Mrs. Harry W. Bloomfield arc
,.r,,,, Jr,rrnts ufNa baby boy born
saturday. ,,,.,,
i. a:r.p Eemkn is III with tonSilitis'
Hl.> Mary Drum spent I'll" weekend
yr.-I, relatives nj Grcggsv!lIc.
Mr.. =. Il. Kurf"r Will l"av" on "eu,
,,,.,j..y fer Medina. ohio. where sh" Will
visit h"r parents.
.rl,. ", uliyci Ladies' Maid society
u,I, brid -, all-daI meeting ~ their nail
81, Wcdr' sdaE.
NJ. &, -. Mood was tho guest OF hcr
..,,.r,,. Nrs. l. l.. ;nrvin. an F'rda?'
E,,., Charles Kurfer preached IN Inc
i'i~.. ,,r' ii.il AVID Alien Grove 'huiche.'
,,rl >;I,u,uv ~ Tho absence "t N" pas,
. i;.. ". l.. Dcaricn. wh" was ""nauct''ts
,,'v>rl services in ~" ralrvi"w Church'
Barn." Mr.. and Mrs. J"hH lily "
daughter ,. l.,
brr;, ,!uu;" ~ ~ III" h"m" ct MS ."'"'
Il ,'~nrn%inIr.:. Pa. - i'nnr"N!nS'
lam. Hedges i" r"niih'i !" H'S ""''''
VT: an attack If toms nus
. g r. E.;ukc. Of ''arr"it"; ONO |p'n'
. S,,r.da.. and Monday w:th relatives h'''S
Miss Dora Hchr"nS was 'H.'in6 hc'
~..t... Mr:. ". ". Srahr!%h'' iF"'
Thur.dry III saturday.
Mr.. \. L. MrtoHu,0 IS RECOVERING
. tr,ln itu ttln"ss. ,... ~.
T,rr.--T" Mr. and Mrs. L""n'e tr""''S
oc I.'ul.,iril. II girl.
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CLOSING STOCK LETTER.

(Rv Private W.T." To \. T. NaSt"n K co..
NEW YORK, Dec. i".--Tn" Sl"'t
market was Il slow affair today and
rather irregular. United States Sl""!
showed strength during IN" carly rad
Ing bat when II began 10 weaken IN"
whole list showed - DISPOSITION to give
way. The fact that tho surr"n" ""li'
did not act on TIA" DIVIDEND cas-. was y
disappointment and MN" u"rrcns can
money was against the marE't. E"f"r"
the close, however. call money fcll L"
six percent and the market At once
showed y better tone. II ~ very "NIu'ht
that with a normal money market stocks
would do b"tt"r Tn" market - Silli
oversold and short lines wcr" increased.
rather than reduced today. II IS an
nOunccd that tn" ScrPt" Will meet every
night this week in an II fort - pass no
railroad bill but the public scom I" haN"
doubt about the outcome. " anNihiiE
should start short covering th"r" would
10 excitement but most traders S""m L"
expect a quiet market Tor tie r"Si OF
December.
W. J. WOLI.NAN & co.
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MORR|STOWN

p. ,..;.. walk given hy IN" bard
n,y. M the nigh school building Satur
day u.sui. wa largely at'"hHr" anu
enjoyed Icy all rrT,SST,n ntrr, Mr.. r,d.c
N,,u,.ar; and ALE" Kinney We mop
,,;,'. IN WhrrlluE yesterday. -.
'rhc Wedding that was rrr@r'"H III IL
tow, = few days ago prove" =" o. q
NJ, MisS "'' y Nvais and Ers"l l'"!jn ar"
visiting friends in Newark ,.., -,
-, large crowd was N attendance 4.
he services IL the NJ. l.. 'Hmr." Ia IA
night conducted by IN" pastor lev Iva
Albert shepherd. Of C",nmSMS' Was
visiting relatives here yesterday
nuring the heavy wind storm Satur,
| day night. two windows were p'"Nc' la
'"| S.a nj in t;rfftj returned from Col
'I marry Ca Gar rag: sold his farm east Of
town Saturday. I" K"in'"nt pa" - ~ her
Mrs Bert Mummy Is quit" Ill ~ "e'
! hn,nr IN wc&, Main street. ,
rho miners hire all went I" WORK NJ
IN. I.ar:"rty lNinc this morning.
Tho ctgA- rollers VII enjoy AN "!S
ter -Url".: christmas '''' :" '''' ''''''
Iu,iJjIr ,;nud uII-t''.
Un S.hna,n evening. II"". -. the pro
! rram christmas Land. viii h% given
! m tn. Presbyterian "nH~rh UE u" 0" '.,
, bath school. tn" h:'"r."S - i"r ~.
/
III third Red ross r"!i call com:
Dlc;rd IL Nev"m" :. resulted IN -
Rcd cross chris mas sails ar" on
s,ir ;.t several places Of business and
any 81 the following ,yoiun',,"r w"rE I,"
can supply th.m; Miss nmi,n;. M n,I
! MILAN. I!az"i Major. .uclIr imam ",i''
{ MARY Eraur.. Huy At least your quota.
! i0r worth quickly. Our community
| has 1000 Ia sell. ,,. ,l,
! Wllbrr McWilliamS. HIS MAO? anu
! 1orrt. DnIiu. our leading merchants.
! nav" rcreiv"d their christmas goods
and their show window arc very AT
! tract!ve. .,t.,o, ,,,,,iros,
| oscar Lee was THANKSGIVING BUSINESS
+ in Whreiin. yesterday.
cave items Of interest for the 81
| t.llirrncer at croft kineyns barber
| shop. y,-.;h. =,
! Rarncsyill". wore visitors in town yes
! terday.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO

CHICAGO. Dc. n5.-FEoEs. !"Ccir,S.
$4,000: estimated tomorrow "n."'h :
strong, CSC to SOC higher: bulk. Sl3.J"n
1878: top. $1,000: heavy. $l3.AjM 1880:
medium. s13506f1G.S5: light. Sl&."" u
1880: light iignt. $500 q $50: h"nEy.
hacking sows, smooth. $i2.75 II ~. -:
packing sows. rough, Sl2.25I l2,'''
''5C Cattle, receipts. o9.OnO: estimated to-
morrow 81. 900: weak. Feet steers, me.
dunn and heavy weight: Choice and
prime, $4,000 2o.50: medium and good,
Sll.o0R1S00; common, SS.5OT l."p.
light weight, good and choice. Sl%."H z
1000: common and medium Eh'np u
I325: butcher. cattle-hcltcrS. So 4
100; cows. s6.0oT1$.5": Gamers and
cutters. s5.oom6.OO; veal calves. $3.50
q 1850 Feeder steers, SIV"fi 10
Stocker steers s6.00W10.J0. W"ts"rn
range discontinued.
sheep. receipts. $1,000: "Stlinht"l 70
morrow. $4,000: higher; lambs. sl".@3
IlT.35: sulls and common. ST. LOG
300: "wcs. medium. good and Ch9i"C
sS.OOulQ.25: culls and common. $t1cg
7T5
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

NEW YORK. Dec 1I-McrCaniI!" "a
per. SIS. T6. Sterling: sixty day piiIS
3.G9N: commercial sixty day hIliS an
banks $685.: commercial SIAty nay
bills 3.68x: demand 3.T3~: cahic'
274%. Francs. demand. 1919: cables
1897. Guilders demand 81 cables
37S. Lire. demand Il A.: Ca"i"s l3.f9.
Marks. demand EOS: cables ia. Gov
rrnmcnt bonds irregular; railroad
bonds irregular.
Time loans strong. sixty days. ninety
days and six months. I bid.
Call money strong. high ., low b. rH:-
ing rate 9, closing bid. offered at !,
last Loan s. bank acceptance 49,.
Sterling reacted moro than cont
from IT'S high level later IN" following
quotations being made: Sterling SHY
day bills S.GS. cnnncrclal sixty doN
bills on banks 2.6S: ccrnm'rrisl SIXTY
lay bills $751; I"in7ud 80, caoi"3
J.T5k.
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BUTTER EGGS, CHEESE.

\EN YORK, Dec. l5.-Butcr steady:
creamery higher than extras, .3'r q 'Ac'
rrcalncry extras Ig2 SCORED &c: ilrst".
il |. =, 7sc: packing stock current make
NO =, iShs G4!C.
Eggs. firmcr: fresh gathered cNtras'
SiJS5r. extra firsts. S2He3C: llrstS'
.>0srSIr. state Pennsylvania and nearly
western h"nucry whites, first I" ~
ira. SJTHSC. ,,.
PENNSYLVANIA and hcnn"ry browns:
SG4 S>r: d" gathered browns and i"'N'i
Culnrs. S4TS5C. e..
r,.,,u rurr,n, MAKE, src"I.l~. sra . =
jn average run, ilhSl'v': STINT" "hni':
milk twins. current maxi Specials 81"
"ai, -; do average run. 81.
Live poullry steady: chickens. ~;
fowls. 23Gp5ur: old rn"St"rs, -.C. Sui
M old rnnstcrs. "3m 80; chIrk"n''
ro4yA7c. lurkrvS. asa Q soc.
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SUGAR.

NEW YORK. Dec. 15.--Thcr" was
nothing now in tho local raw 'ugar sit
nation, and as buyers were sim SGT" =
Shar mixed in regard To goycrnm""
control. No fresh fresh business wa ~
ror,cd Holders. however, hrr'tT'h i
iittlc more willing to sell with second
half January shipment offered at t.!
cents and 1t was thought that h!cS 81
even and later shipment ut e. AL l.
O. b. Cuba.
n local refinery consisting of ll.""y
bags. Otherwise there was nothing IN
the situation with buyers still ANXIOUS
10 secure supplies. although ih"r" "AN
little to be had. As high - '""H'N
cents was aaid TO bid fer .;rAiH!!''u
in an effort TO secure supplies. l'ri"'S
for old crops were unChrnG'd nj - Tor
fine cranulatcd
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BIDS FOR LOCKGATES

BIDS for lock gate operating machin-
crv for three Ohio river dams will be
opened this morning. according 10 an
announcement given out at the local
office Of the initial States Engineers
Tho work will entail an expenditure OF
about 5o50.000.
This work will conclude all III" locks
and dam works on the Ohio river, OK
cert the INHALATION Of machinery after
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Christmas Services.

A sacred pageant entitled white
Gifts for the King" Will bc presented IN
tho Bethlehem Union chapel next Sunday
evening by the Sunday school.
Everyone is cordially invited to. each
service.
on Tuesday evening. Dec. I'D. 4
Christmas cantata Will he hold m rho
Pleasant Hill NJ l.. church.
The MI Olivet Sunday school will
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prrrsBunak LIVE STOCK

rtTTSHI.E.;H. Ia. H.. 15--,ath'.
h,rhrr: supply ITO ears. Ir'm". .*l'"'
sheen steady: supply :" "ars. frlni'
w.,hrrS. sl0.OuU 1850: cullS md con
BOON, 81 OUr4."o: lambs. Sli'"H '''''. '
lions strong; supply :" i"abi' dr'"S'
rr,ur hcaylr,. mediums, l"arE !"rk"rS
ngh, y"rhcrs AMI pigs. So: i"aS"S.
Ciu. nn"! 80.
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ministerial Meeting

Yesterday morning. 1T IL" !T-i
Christian church tn" TH.rl"riH MINIS
,,.y.iai meeting of ~" ''lrt"tiau rhurch,'G
&c Inc ONO Valley vas h"lG. W. =.
Walker presented = paper ~ Arch.
,ninrIcal ILch, u in" New T'stanncni.
In tho afternoon N" Womeu's MIS-
sinnary Society held O session ut "n'rh
time a very interesting program wa
rendered From : until : o'clock IN"
ladies served supper {" III" "u'-"f-toTn
guests
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q O. Macninists Dance

prcparnIiuua nr" being mad" ir -
dane. 10 be given SOME time In ih' n'"'
future by thr l.. u -. ma"htEiSt". ~
committee in Charg" has not y"l Ia ia!
Yet. but vii prnhahl% m' "n N'W >'H
i've, This dane" W,il b" tn" SECOND
mat has been r.i.r and AL th"s" WA
Are to attend arc looking forward [" I"
very cnjoyahl" tlm".
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TIL. Home Nursing lass VIII me-
this evening in The vCfic" "f l'r'E !.
T. King on Marshall street. I"p"r''
vii b. mad" on tho pt"NI"us mc",'A'
and Miss Shaddock w.ll Civ" the C''H'
a rryi.w Of the work thai tE'" h."
been s'udyInE All !n'lnN"rs ~" re-
uurstrd TO b. present
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I.iRhta 70 Re Installed.

Tho CIV couNrll has Ofd"rcd IN
electric lights are to be installed III TN
brooklyn addition. tn" Midway az.
other places in th' city and tn" work 81
installing them Will begin SON" III"
This week
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IN
CORN MARKET

CHICAGO. Dec. l5.-StrenEth deves-
oped in the corn market today OWING
largely TO a notable advance III sterling
exchange. The close was firm, sc 70
l% Z not higher. with January $50 and
May I.SaTs TO I.25. oats gained | Ia
H.. In provisions. the outcome varied
from l@c decline 10 4 rise OF 4Vc.
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SHERRARD
VIII Hold Bazaar.

The Pleasant Hill Ladies' Aid society
Will hold a bazaar In the American club
rooms next Thursday. 4 lunch will be
served at noon and throughout tho day.
and social will be- held In the evening
Fancy work articles. aprons and quilts
will be placed on sale.
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M'MECREN


Last evening at the First christians
church. Rev. c. ". rNrN' Io"' Mi"mgnm
! formerly pastor ~ IN" 'hTSN'M "hur
gave a very interesting talk. larG
! crowd was rr,>r,- {" h."r him ta'E
rs this IS. IN" fir>, visit Ii" has nad" l."
IN. church since his new appointment.
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Total sales go 401 .i1rs-
Regular quarterly diivG. ri $500
per share payable January i,t
Regular quarterly 4 :id,.r, 3l.3J
per share payabl" January mi
Irregular quarterly dividend g. no
per share payable January md.
S-Regular quarterly dividend 500
per share payable january eud.
Regular quarterly dividend slT5
per share payable January end.
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LIBERTY BONDS.

NEW YORK. I'c". i5.--tinai prices ~
r Ir 4. %%a>: second - Hl.52: FRS;
- $3.50. ."r"rd 81" "l:\": th'ri
44,.- ?aSS. fourth So ~: F!''"'!
- $50: victory -, $500.
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DEFY GOODS.

EIW YORK. D'r. t".--'"ll0n E"n"..
,.i.,. w,r" Qutrt"r with price h"i1''t
,iu,;c steady. Narn marN"iS M'T' III III III
n,d r.w Xix les huuyai'. .~hiph'"hls
,.r r,ry'ha;idiSe were pushed actively.
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Now MUTE. Takes up Work.

Miss Barrow who recently accepted
the position RS community nurs" Tor tnl'
civ will take up her work today. Miss
harrow is filling the place Cf Miss
Elnnrh Spragg. who recently resigned.
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Entertained Chrochet Club.

Miss Angela Gr"shn"r entertained Ia"
members Of the trnCh"' club AT her
homo on Garfield street last evening.
.rh. Young people spent Il very enjoyable
evening in t.rnrhctlng, games and mu-
sic. 81 scasonablc hour delicious
luncheon was served by tho hostess.
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before Mayor l:ayl"s last w""k charged
with not CompiyiHE with the "rdiohh't
Of ticing up garbage. The! ""r" tih%I
lightly on condition that me "oul"
cGnrly with the rr,!Idancc In the future.
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Cash quotations.: .
Corn-No. > mixed not quoted; No: :"
mixed new 1I2l:: No. yellow old loo:
Oats-Nu. " white So. a N5At; No. )
white 7S% gS2a4.
Ryc-So. :. l6%TEl6SI
Rarley-156I l6I.
Timothy seed--S.J0T 80.
clover srcd-%0. 90 q 4S,GV.
Pork--Eominal
Lard-22."0.
Nbs--l7.T5T 1880.
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the completion. The dams in question
are Nos. g. Is and 81. at Bellwood.
Point Pleasant and Great KanAWhA ro-
IsnectivelS.
On December :6th bids for the lock
gates will be opened At the local s0Ei-
ncer's offices
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HARRINGTON


T., "'uo"' ,y'.>" knights OF ',.Wr. JuS
.,lt 'H".r regular weekly mI.,iIn2 10
M."nict"i. las; evening :asicnd ~ :!
IA .ir born. 'u~'r.
-, ciai failures ~ un tho rr"t:.ng
which n.hG = plI:c lA:crcsliuS
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The American Legion met last 'Fr:..
.rI,. american Legion MT fast ever.
ur IA ihrmtyOr's offiC" ON Marshall
street. III" m"rtiuE was VOL attended
rud q ,,Imh-'r - business matters were
i .sru.rd uf and plans ware made 10y
. ....rrr- - dances. tn" f:rSi prop
anlg irL. rIu'" during TIA" A"dIdaES'
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EW YORK CURB MARKET

WHEELING. W. Va. Dec. Is. ~.
Reported By A. <. Mastcn =; Co.. mem,
Floor National Bank OF w. Va. Bldg.
STOCKS. Bid. ASK.
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NY, STOCK EXCHANGE

WHEELING, W. Va. Dec. l5' IS.
basten a Co, members Of the New York
srocK Exchange National Rank Build
tnS, wheeling. W. Va. Louis +. Brand
rrSident IAri ner.
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

WHEELING. ". Va. Dec. IS, 10.
Reported by A. L. Mssten & Co. mem
,ers Pittsburgh Stock Exchange. SeconS
sloor. National Bank OF w. Va. BLDG,
STOCKS. Bid. Ask
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New York Cotton Market

WHEELING. W. Va. Dec. Is, 10.
Reported BY A. E. Masten & c.. rneHs
bers New York Cotton Exchange. Secons
Floor, National Bank OF W. Va. BldS.
----------------- a - LII. 81 IL IA
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Revival Meetings..

The revival meetings at Tho FIRST
Christian church arc creating much in
tercst and large crowds are attending
Mr.. =. McTay, "vanschSt singer. rem
dcrs A number Of solos at each service
and this is proving ono % tho mos;
successful r"rivais ever given by thc
church.
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Curb Mining Stocks
standard Oil Subsidiary Stees

WHEELING. ". Va. Dec. 10, 10
Reported by 4. +. Masten & Co. mem,
,ars Boston stock Exchange, Secono
SI1o-. National Bank OF w. Va. B!oG' -
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PETROLEUM.

on. City. ia. l'o". L. ''"'t ~.
anCcs. SAN. Runs. $500; aN''HN'' -
a.? Shjurunutx. 5000: acreage. II.
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

WHEELING. W. Va. Dec. IS. 10.
Reported Dy A. E. Masten & Co.. nom;
,crs New York Stock Exchange. Secoho
+ion-, National Bank OF w. Va. H!d9.
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TIL. grearer me necessity for Gav1AG
the greater Jar Opportunity 10 -
The intelliEeacer wan ~
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A. Brothers Funeral.
Warrington Briefs.

Howard coleman - here from I'."r.E
-. rallr" Lv he death "f his brother
Clayton !: 'oi"nhI
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Sherrard Briefs.

xiv. :. program in the church on Christ
mas We.
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LOCAL STOCKS

WHEELING. W. Va. Dec. -. -.
Dsilv quotation list Wheeling Sto.:h
Exchange, compiled FOR the Inte!liGen
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Many Got Rearing.
Quite O. number Of citizens were up
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Open. High. Low. ! Close.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-22

~: aad Welded ,Ae 1oo- q Senator
Pea
Senator TeAcocs--he Governor
explains RS -eAso,s .o- a veto. frs.
ia: TIE lAw -s4o1.,ss al applicants
: re ~ A?Tlic1.1,o2 with TIE M
74tlT'al c-f5re-> Which vas 10. done
i Dis as Mex: ,o lie bead. New
ne appi2c22, : required . lie q
t'ond NJ IRE municipal officers b.:
TOT auth TIE S:G.s q. Name II ;he
, las' = Wears 10 such bead las eve-
ot'sn Hs'e- He vfe-S 10 .he Question
= 7AH1s4s>o7 tu- Ire State q Name
- no' - 10 q WE i, as !, : :
question 9. ire federal sovs--..s-,
i IS CLAIMED ira. ms l-.e.e-es Nth
Tisats q others TIE committee after
ca7s:2! hearing. were convinced
that = ooaS 7o.. as j; - 10. H5;h.
aHn Zee: q another ~elr- No.~i.A
s'-Rol1s his ! move ne sustain The
veto
Se-@;o- Nzs2e-ioo3cz;e "a. -
Application, for license To- ~e- hse
beer asked ~ .: me m4nacJaal ,%-
Gers
Senate De-s-,nz. F-essoen, p-o
TEN ASKED >e-a;o- rs2co.s = :.
had 0oiict~d ia, o-lv 8 -,..o-s
ne-s present
Senator Fsacoxs then ,zalss ,he
matter ur,fl >1ch time a. sv4r..-.
senators ~s-A present Seos-. 81.
soi'ras7c - \ NJ SATURDAY
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resenting the Pathological Society:
II. NJ. Tucker, =. L. Mcintyre and J.
a. Ness. representing the Dairyrlens
Association: r.. J. Shaw ana {. NJ.
White representing the Seed I'm
proverlent Association: \, +, Hodges.
T.. W Morton and George :. Smith
representing the Livestock Breeders
Association Nr. e. T. Clements
acted as chairman and :, y. White
as secretary.
\. +. Hodges presented i co-d'a,
,rv.ta-Ion from, tl,e W4tary.lle Cham
her q Commerce fo- n" emma,
Gsnc~al discussion of II -ltS a Ban
scr. Wa;erv,lie ana Albu-n = d
meeting place.
o. motion r Nj Tucker u MAS
voted that : committee consisting q
or. member from each a>>cCia =
~ acral-.s3 Ia invest gate ne
ca .-l,> q .ec'' criy extending At II
,,-a- On ani report to me ON
h,-e5 committees. IT, committee
va~ appo.n-ei ~ follows g e
r7a~-<. =. " Morton H. VI
TucAe~ anil 4. II. WrlI.,
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very bret. hu, ,~o appearances b.
'ns made Temperance had u1o-e
extended session.
judiciary
Two MEASURES were gwen hearings
| before Ire Judiciary committee Il
Friday afternoon Ire others as
signed beng tabled tc- executive
( .o- O agals; then
D.. ". 5 Thompson q TIE Maine
Beard q Registration "a Neilc9-s
appeared TO- tie &C. providing -
'he Fsayuea, ~ tie state q hoie; IL
cher aci0al expenses = -ns boa =:
when - session, he r-ess-. la~ -
'36.ag onsy to- mileage
Senator Thornton q. a-oos;l.o. =
1sa-s4o to- he at relating 20 ~
duties q c-7ce-s and agents y:
/. towns stating thzt - purpose ~as
/, 10 linz, expenditure. u sucA c@-
Gers t1r HE towns 10 the ano-rt q
he appropriations the same as IS
provided for state oScsals under the
present law
Tie matters :able5 were
Act 10 p-ohlci; oemonslrata1-s
aEas.s' Tie esrz olis.eo governments
q Ire Cniied States q Il tire state
n Name and The &C, AMENDING I've
law relating 10 ferries
Temperance
Before II. committee c1 7sr..e
arcs F-55ar. Representative CoNzn
~ WIr.-r7so-s explained his bal raa.
lnS fhe sale O. Pasteu-I1ed. U-te--
ms-s-c cider legal /, his house 'o~7
there vas g large tactrry ~h7ch MAI
stAcl1xed vinegar. tits pant ~Gk
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WOOLW1CH

Deacon James Scu3e PASSED A~ar
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: p-os-~-os< .ar-sr STle5 may
7o~1 o-7c=s ard deacon G. Eh.= F'rss
Rzr,-S. church f1r lo1s re-soa #
years
S-%-ssz-: W.rer- T-ocke- ha< -
r1s@5 Inc from c4e-sAs
0neQnca P1eSas- u 6 n. y enjoy.