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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-05

FOE SALE-One horse. wagon ana SCI
Of harness. Cheap 10 QUICK o1yeF'
Call 1851 Bcnwood. H-i-i
FOR sALH-Tcn acres OF GROUND ana
eight Of coal, No. vein. good outlet, =
houses rents for $500 n month. 8eneral
rooms and kitchen combined with store.
Good location for taxi. will sell rca-
sonabl" Phone Rayland 26-f or write
Denis GRATEFUL. Box 81 Rayland. y.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-26
WALL STREET

NEW YORK. Aug. &c - President
Wilson, refusal TO acrsds 10 the de-
mands ~ IN. railroad shopmen and
his exposition ot existing economic
conditions impaired a strong tone 70
tha stock market at the active opening
todny. Stocls and railroad equipments
were the strongest features. although
rails, especially the low grade shares
developed further frmnoss oilh and
motor sp'cinlties also hardened and
food shares were IN better demand.
Before tho end Of the first half hour
gains of / 90 3 points were recorded.
mctais Joining In the general advance.
Further Improvement ruled during
no mid 'cAslon, especially amonh
steeH, equipments, motors and tobec-
cos. Crucible bed At nm extreme gain
of p1int- Baldwin locomotive. Y =.
Rubber. American WOODEN. American
Sugar and 1umatrR Tobacco trailing
at : ty point gains
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-26
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. Aug 70 Easier Liver
pool cables. better weather and reports
Of labor troubles In some of the south
crn mills led TO an opening decline Of
10 10 ls points In cotton today. De.
Cember contracts sold off to aI.Szc dur
Ing tho early session. or about 70 points
net lower, but the trading was quiet
and largely In tho way OF evening up
commitments In advance OF the govern
ment report. A private report made
the condition OF the crop 81 o and the
Indicated yleid II 800 900 bales
Business Was quiet later In tho morn
ing and after sales at ~ 3Tc for Octo-
Ter and 3i.6sc for January, or about
% 10 2s points net lower, fluctuations
were narrow and irregular The un-
dcftone was steady IN sympathy with
N" stock market and buIlish private
crop sdyices from the south
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-26
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. Aug. ?s.--HOGs: 10000;
unevenly 10 TO 25c lower; top. $2l. so:
heavy, tio.i0T2l. IS. medium, tls.lS0
2l.to; hight. tis750ai.Soi pigs. tiLSo9
1900
CATTLE; 10000: steady to Csc low
cr: choice heavy steers, 9iS.5Jqi8.7
medium, 1i3.5oUis.3s: common. $40. 90 "
1880; choice lights. 1itoogis.25; com
mon. t9.50g 100; butcher heiferp, $50
Nib.00; cows. t7.?5Gl350: Gamers.
1S.0017.as; calves. tis.60Tfo. .5oj feeders.
ts.o0Mi375: stockers. N.00ai1.aI.
SHEEP: 30 600. lambs steady 10 16e
lower: sheep weak; lambs, $4,000 u. 10;
eulls, ts.o60iaS0; yeariinE wethers.
$40 2Sqi 1850. choice ewes, eTs50s.25.
cuils. A5.O0hT2s.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-26
LEGALS
Proposals for Bids for
Sanitary Sewer Con-
structiOn.

Sealed bids will be received at the
office Of the CORPORATION Clerk OF the
CITY OF vi Reno Oklahoma up 10 .
O'Clock on the Sth day OF septemb Der.
1919. for the construction of sanitary
sewer mains and rIb. mains and a
sswas. disposal and Treatment plant
as follow,.
Approrimat.lv four and .l, tenth.
Us mile, of twenty, four inch l?1J
eighteen Gs inch fifteen ti6I inch
twelve n2) inch. ten nO inch and
s"rs,aH Mn ~, .,.rdard al, wls,sd
S,,,,uat ,n.II,v 10 -, cor,h,na,ion
,h,.h "a ,ho,.., ..ysn,y'
i,s, ,'a,bnha.. nna 800. Al.
nn.s ~ o,t ,,an,m.r, mi nis n, nr *. In
boos ,%ne @ '"'A''"' ''""' '" WV '"'
moor VN' .
Each proposal must be accompanied
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KANSAS CITY,

KANSAS CITY. Aug. 2s.--HoGs: re.
ceipts 5000, steady to iOc lower. Bulk
IeOooq2i.s5, heayies $40. .aogil.<o; me
pigs ,is,oS~ai.oo. cATrLE: receipt:
2t.500; steady to l5c lower. Choice
heavy steers ti7.3boisso; medium
tlA5o617:&; common &is2Soi<: 30:
choice lighis ti<ss0i17e: common % o.
Uiiso; butcher heifers tsfs6il. IS;
cows M,i5Hi2H; rsnnsrs 35;:S9Sis
10Y: .:sss.r ''iSsss siEEs fse.ips.
..:':a y: :t!sS,: = TS: T.. ssi; ssh;
60 ~: ,ssC'.. s;'n .:ts';; :.,Is I; 9 Ss
ewes u.1sofs.se; fssdsr lambs ois.soo
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-26
Look These
Over. .'.'

New hun unsaiowi- have two on
West Twenty-thifd street; five rooms
and breakfast room; all buiit.in fea-
tures. Just ready fog occupancy. con-
venient TO car ana school. Price and
terms are right
On West Thirty-scvsnth. near claa-
cen. five rooms and breakfast room.
north; a good homo at the night price.
$3.50, TermA
six rooms snd breakfast room. two
rooms In oak; basement, garage and
driveway; two years old; paving three
yeara 10 pay. A bargain at $3.50.
Poaacssion sept. 1st.
In the twelve hundred block on West
Thlrty-first street We have dandy
room and breakfast room Cslifor-
basement GArAge and driveway, Just
being completed. Let W tell you
On North EottIs we hays . dandy
bungalow; five rooms and breakfast
room; two full lots, = barEAin At l,.-
S0oi good tsxma- Lat W toll you the
rsss Hsrsonally, 49,,
i-story. . rooms; furnace. Esrass and
Gated on West istk rtrset. , biocls
east q ehastsl Pvsss N.S>e balance
Des@y No luyeaisw, : rooms enA
brea93N ie4At Z reQol - aak. Ns
pvice4 70 ~ 0ol6, o>,SBe, located on
nte sir1st 8 Shacsn. 1ooe terms.
q %.s ,As 70 ~: 's.: ss.s;s e: s,rsa ss ne
Z 70" ioon: 81: .ss "A room. com =. Ssra vocd
throughout, 06o01' OSk viii handle;
MONTH ypoymouon Win ouit you.
n. c1S%n!ss:y SSD.;ny ~ sss% c:c,, o,
and q real bsfOain, yeu csu move n
right now. Priced ipr guick sale, o..
600. II you have ei.lot oash, you may
name term. on balance.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-26

90 8 points under yesterdAy's close,
The market became narrow but n
morning the trading months were
point higher tn> three lower than the
c.ose ~ yesterday
In tho early afternoon buying wave
started on better reports from the stock
market and on executions Of unfavor-
able features In tho weekly reports on
IN" crop tomorrow. A. l o'clock prices
were at net advances OF to IL points
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-26
OUTSIDE LIVESTOCK
ct. LOUIS.

EAST ST. LOUIS. Aug zs,-HOGs:
II 900. lower. Bulk $50 7bu2i25: heavy
}zi Qoq2l rs. medium S2O 7su2i 80; light
tis 500 al as. pigs sit0OUis75. CAT
TIE receipts 1000. steady Choice
heavy steers SIT 5Offls5G. medium Si1 90
qi7 so; common sl025a l2.00 choice
lights 00ul700.. common $3.50 t
81 00a HIS: Gamers f575T75o: calves
SIS 0ou so; feeders 81 sou 1850; stock
ers 81 0oU Ule.25. SHEEP: receipts 5000.
no sales
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LIVERPOOL.

LIVERPOOL Aug 2s,-Cotton spot
dun prices steady. Good mlddling.
2U.5td. fully middling, 20 Odd: middling
~ tid; low middllng. II SOD. good ordi-
nary. le 0fd: ordinary. i6.Sld Sales
900 bales. including $500 American
Receipts, $1,000 bales. including rs. 100
American.
Futures closed quiet and steady
September. 10 SD: October, 1914:
january ls.s7d; March. 20 cod May,
~ $50; July. 1891.
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CHICAGO,

CHICAGO, Aug 3s-BUTrER seep1Y,
i6y53lzc. EGGS steady: receipts i1.B7
cases: flrrts. ti1t2c; ordinary nrsts.
3sn3sc: at mark. cases included, ~
qtlc; storage packed firsts. 4ab 041e;
POULTRY. alive lower; springs. Seci
fowls, S0c,
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COTTON
NEW ORlEANs.

NEW ORLEANS. Aug. 2s.-Poor ca
bles and . favorshls opinion Of the
weather map put the price Of cotton ~
TO - pointS down around the opening
,1s but ', ss ssu: :uDBS,t 't S.n: IN:
stimulated by . private condition re-
port Of e1S. Al the and Of the first
halt hour OF business prices we're only
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-26
GRAIN
sNolslhosa onv N,vso oovola

CHICAGO, Aug. 2s The corn mar
ket was dull at the opening today with
light trade and mixed sentiment ap.
parent. Tho opening was unchanged to
irc lower with Sept nt Sl.7sk to 81 so
and Dec. at si<2A 10 si&3k Ea,ly
trading carried prices fractionslIy high
er TO about yesterdays closing point.
Later the corn market averaged
lower on scattered selling Sentiment
was generally bearish and fluctuations
were within narrow limits The close
was weak at near the low point. prices
being y TO lkc net lower, with Sep
:msosd pun rsLIt ol 6LIt ~ Isqmsl
ber at t.N% TO GtA.
Oats were firmar at the start with
strong undsrtono. Opening prices
were Unchanged to Nc higher with
Sept at INC TO 72c and Dec at 7ihm
7Sc. A fair demand and continued small
offerings carried prices somewhat high.
er carly.
Provisions were dull
frovitons were under pressure
throughout the session and closed
weak. n TO 7sc lower.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-26
KANSAS CITY CASH DRAIN.

KANSAS CITY. Aug. 2a-wHEAr
SsssH.fssa y: :; s!sA's H. SG, red s si,a
No. : li.iSk0ai6 CORN. unchsnxed
to hc lover. No. I mixed 1i.ss. No. 2
Ss4:. Ss!i: n;ss aceh! No "s.S ssSav Ss SssS ~ ne:
No. : mlxsd 7ec: No. red II Kc. RYE.
N.NNt.Sf.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-26

Wisconsin Eeariy Rose, eActsA. -.
lots S3.ee ewt Irish CcAeasrv, WtW
Jersey eacked. csrIsts taoeol1 q4S
csi,,ornie {, !. srs long Whites sacked Sas'sss
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-26
CALL PBx-s the Want A Phone.
Notice to Bond Buyers
State Of Oklahoma
County OF jackson

CITY or ALTUS.
The said city will on the night of
September ;. 1919. by III mayor aud
city council e{fer for sale 10 the high
est bidder. the following bond issues
OF said city TO BE- hereafter approved
by tho qualified electors OF the ssld
city. In election duly held for that pur-
pose, to-wit; Water Works extension
bonds. Ns.e00.oo payable ~ years after
date with interest At the rate Of .
percent per annum. payable semi an
nuaily. For erection and furnishing OF
invention Hall. $50. .o00. 90 payable Is
years after data and bearing interest
a. the rate Of . percent per annum and
payable ssrii- annually. For erection
and equipment Of City Hospital $50
10000 payable fS years after date. with
interest at Z percent paid semi an
nuslly. Bidders will please make their
bids on each Of the above issues separ-
atsly. The successful bidder 10 to pre-
pare all necessary resolutions. ordin-
ances, ana proclama tions, covering the
authorization and issuance OF each
bond issue. AWARDED 70 him, upon his
bid. The city reserves tho right 10 re-
scaled and flied with the City Clerk,
BY 100 .. m. esptembsr Z. lSi1. Dated
this tho 18th OF August, 1918,
3. z, HICKMAN.
Mayor.
Attest:
RUTH WEIGH.
City Clerk
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-26

ST. LOUIS, Aug. .s-CoRN: No. /
yeuov !;T; No. J yellow tl.ss OATS:
No. axc; No. ! white 7Sk97ic.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-26
NOTICE OF REDEMPTION
Oklahoma Gas and Elec-
trlc Company Six Per-
cent Debenture Bonds
TO The HOLDERS OF THE SIX
PERCENT d + EBEN ! u k +
BONDS. OKLAHOMA GAS AND
ELECIRIC COMPANY

Pursuan, 10 the provisions OF that
certain lndcnture between Oklahoma
Gas and Electric company and Con-
tinental and Commercial Trust and
Savings Bank and Frank II. Jones,
Trustees. dated October !, 1912. au-
thorzlng an issue OF Three Million
Dollars iS3.ODO0) face value Six
Percent Deben,ure Bonds, dated Oo,o-
Der ], 1912, notice is hereby given that,
the undersigned. in the exercise OF the
right reserved in said lndenture, has
elected to pay and redeem on October
!, 1919, all OF the Six Percent Deben-
ture Bonds described in and issued
under the terms and in accordance
with said lndenture, then outstand-
ing and unpaid, by paying the face
value OF said bonds, accrued interest
and premium OF one percent, all as
provided in said lnden,ure; said
bonds and all interest coupons attached
thereto should be presented and sur
rendered at the office OF said Con
tinental and Commercial Trust and
Savings Bank, 208 South LaSalle
Street. Chicago, Illinois, on October
|. 1919. On and after said date, inter
est on said bonds shall cease.
Dated Angus, Il, 1919.
OKLAHOMA GAS AND
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NEW voNk suoAR.

NEW YORK, Aug 26-suGAR: rsw.
steady: centrifugal 7fsc; fine graAa-
lated o O0c.
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KANSAS CITY.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. Aug "a BUT.
TER. EGGS and POULTRY unchanged.
POTATOES, 81 10000
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PROVISIONS
CHICAGO

CHICAGO. Aug 20 POTATOES. .
lower, arrivals - cars: Minnesota Early
Ohios. sacked. CARROTS g. tOu2 80 cwt :
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-26
CITY REAL ESTATE ron SALE

4 GOOD Oklahoms bungalow. : large
lots. fine cation. only $3.50, Call
Lamb. Maple 6l6. so1 OIL Exchange
BLDG
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KANSAS CITY,

KANSAS CITY, Aug. 3s--CoRN.
close; Sept. n.1sx; Dec. n.iin: May
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-26
IwO-Story Home Bargain

$1,000 buys real good 7room. g
story home on East 9th. old paving
south front, high ground; garage, kood
well, You can't beat this. 81 900 down;
immediate hcssession.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-26

CASH $1,000.
We have \ beautiful new
iye-room California bungalow
with bssakfAst room and oak
floors throughout: garage. con-
esrs,e drive and old paving
CASH $500.
A slI-room Oklahoma bum
galow and three-room cottage
In tho rear for only $3.50.
CASH $500.
This nvs-room modern home
northeast. oi old paving and
two fun lots Ia only priced at
1880.
CASH 800
How Ia this7 Five rooms,
modern and sleeping porch on
two full lots, northwest. on old
pavins, for 1850,
Cash $3.50.
Five-roOm modern home on
ono lot. on old paving, north
east, priced TO sell, l.1S0.
OKLAHOMA SECURITIES co.
J0S.iO Insurance Bldg. Maple u.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-26
CITY REAL Estate FOR SALE
Must Sell By Sept. Sth.

ny owner, 5000. immediate posses-
sion, dandy 2-story home n real snap
81 the price; thts place has n big iiv-
Ing room across tho front. hardwood
real big dining room. also hard.
wood: beam ceiling. nico mantel; a nice
Kitchen with plenty OF bullt-in features
upstairs has three large bedrooms
white enamel; big closets and big
baths; u also has u large dry basement
large sleeping porch on south. 2txl0
feet. ten windows. and French doors.
the house In double built throughout
and In q nice nelshborhood: garage.
chicken lots. garden. etc. ono block
Putnam school You will have TO hurry
n tou want this place. Three blocks
west OF Classen on 57th. Call Maple
iOTT
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-26

J. o. Green's Specials
S.RooM NEW BUNGALOW. Just
coeaplstsd, ! rooms in oak. mantsl,
huiN-in features. breakfast room. Z
lote Sa s7th st.. old paving. $3.50;
EROox bungalow. W. sis, g.. uIv.
Inc room all across front. -quastsr-
sawed oak In two rooms. driveway.
fsrsgs. house built about years ase,
G-RocW cottage. W. s,h st.. mod.rr.
I lots, near cars, $3.50; cash $50.
EROoH bungalow, r. 7th. new.
evllt:in features, facing south. ots.
EKoQn modern, north. near Robin.
S.N00G bungalow. up. 10. date, gar
o.vOOn bungalow. W. 1eth. 3 rooms
IN eAk, isantsi. built-in fsatvrss. sar-
age. 6fiveway. old paving. $1,000,
0.NQOM hungsl low, buiit-in features.
mental sarass. ". Nth. near Ciasssn,
y.xpox bungalow. : rooms in eah.
"a fsg ssroSshofS,; S,,; except ,N sissnsn ss1
hrseAssSS rssm.. on ". iith st., old pav.
w, xllet cash u 900
MI N6ONn just IKE 1, on W. Park.
,,,S|;;jSoos ,,|;js house, close in, on e: ''A.
= ..i::Eoon house. close in, Pa W. s,h.
f.E6oN. ". ss,h, $500
I i00M ~ Park. ss.soo.
3OON4 y. Hudson. $500,
t&Q4Gh W. iesh, q, 600.
| 86n. ". x&, },1sss;sss: },1sss;.ss:.
| y. ia .%.
III t7S 3. sih, (7M&" ...
oO6 yDeol aoA apartment, oo4,e0o.
9 ene of these q w4e4A Ne
4co4S. have hundrtds os ulhefs.
Qsms 70 offics and ioes ever NJ large
an J. O. Qroen
III xmsriesn NStf 5aSi.
aug=zE=s=ss<<===- e=zExR
HAL 1sTATD WANTED
~-as->-,L ,s->>-~.>-~~~~~eN~
| LI1TiNQS WANTED
~ he. ssss luy;w,' - e t.sss. y y
~ skfls sIsre s ~ /"
IL. n. 0An0NHR 4
::::' &c t:I|':s s| = iss (. 1sssss. 1.:ss
fissla( 4slIs sfii:i.
" W y &. tCs.
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OF. LOUIS,

ST, LOUIS. Aug. 2s.-CoRN No. 1
hens ssc. springs asc: others un-
changed. BUTTER and EGGS: un-
changed
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r. n. Gardner

sis-i6 American Natl Bank Bldg.
Phone Maple lss
Statesmen: J. X Moore. evenings.
Maple t1:2-J. Don Beemsn. evenings,
Mhnie AGGl.R %
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-26
Cut The Cost OF Building
, Your Home by Buying
/ Your Lots CheaD

THEY ARE ADVANCING IN pRiCt
EVERY DAY BEFORE DECIDING
ON THAT SITE CALL Us TO SHOW
you ANY OF THE FOLLOWING;
On West 18th street; south from,
pstlng paid one-half block from car
Sckf%0: e7oo for quick saie,
On soth street between Harvey and
Hudson; sonth front level as n floor
this 10 In Wipans. buy them today for
1890.
On toth street. one half block from
Ciassen; s0Si<0 with south front; N7A,
q On 18th street. one-hslf block east
Of ClAsecn csrilne with south front
soxlt0: oi.90o.
On LInwood boulevard. pair OF south
front lots: Soxli0, for 1875
On Wsst sth street; dandy pair OF
south h-front lots near Mckinley; $500.
WE HAVE AANY OTHER BAR
QAING IN ALNOSr ANY PAET OF
N.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

WANTED or s-room. 2-story; not
too far from high school B-l6y.
Oklahoman
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Another

~ sreee, tn n, OAK balance white
ADeB GsaGG an drive: right at car
y. ~; lat know Of any better,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-26
Possession September

ii-RoOM house. lots. on corner
close In; win sell for 5000: you
cant beat II. Marlr 1000
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-04-18
Alleged Swindler Said
to Be Selling Music For
July Fourth Celebration

Hcuseholders were warned to-day
against the activities of an alleged
swinoler who has been reported to
be selling sheet music with the un-
derstanding that the proceeds are to
be devoted to a fund for defraying
the expenses of the Fourth of July
celebration which officials of the
Harrisburg Chamber of Commerce
are planning for the service men of
the city and vicinity. 1t is said that
the person has sold a considerable
I:Lmber of his songs to wives, moth
ers and relatives of the service men
who are anxious that their soldier
ana sailor relatives will be accorded
Il lifting demonstration.
officials of the Chamber Of Com
merce declared that there is posi-
lively no authorization for any one
to raise money for the independence
Day demonstration, and that the
affair will be financed in an entirety
different manner. They urged house
holders to be on the lookout for the
If usic salesman and report his ac-
tivities to the police department if he
continues his alleged illegal methods
of disposing of his wares.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-04-18
Republican Chiefs
Are Seeing Penrose

Republican leaders from all sec
tions of the State are in Philadelphia
to-day for conference with United
States Senator Penrose. One of the
subjects to be discussed, it is under
stood, will be pertaining to the mass
of legislation for Philadelphia now in
the Senate and House.
Senator Penrose is expected to ad-
wise that the upstate Senators and
Representatives should imm ediately
get behind the charter revision bills
and kindred legislation and put them
over. Senator Penrose will come here
Sunday or Monday to take personal
charge of the fight for reforms.
The Philadelphia Record says:
Governor Sproul will arrive at his
home in Chester to-day, and to-mor-
row he is expected to confer with
Senator Penrose and State Senator
William T.. Crow on the charter bills
and their running mates. 1t is prob
able that the Governor will then let
it be known just how far he will go
along with the independents and their
reforms.
The Wares insist that the Governor
litical power in Philadelphia, while
Penrose followers claim he will aid in
the passage of the charter and cleo
tion bills and the police ripper, as
provided in the reform measures. 1t
is admitted that Governor Sproul
will be a potential factor in the fight
about to be waged in the Senate and
House and the time has arrived for
him to make a decision as to just
where he stands on the momentous
question.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-04-18
WILSON DIRECTS
PEEK AND HINES
TO GET TOGETHER
Action Said to Mean StabiliZ-
ing of Prices Is to Be
Continued
By Associated Press


Washington, April 1S.-President
Wilson has directed the industrial
board of the Department of Com
merce and the railroad administra-
Stabilization and endeavor to find
common ground on which they can
agree.
Must Wait on Hines
Chairman Peek announced to-day
that the board would take up the
question with the railroad admins
tration Immediately, but any action
probably will have to wait the re-
turn of Director General Hines next
week from an inspection trip in the
west.
The Presidents cablegram was ad-
dressed to Secretary Redfield. In
his absence the text of it was not
made public. Mr.. Redfield, after a
conference with Mr.. Peek, Assistant
Secretary Sweet and Solicitor Thur
man, cabled the President last Fri
day, asking whether the board should
go out of existence because of the
refusal of the railroad administra-
ton to accept new schedule of steel
prices arranged with the industry,
or should continue quieScent until
the President returned and a new
plan of action should be worked
out.
The Presidents action is accepted
generally as meaning that the policy
of stabilizing prices by agreed re-
ductions from war levels will be
continued
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-04-18
WILSON LISTENS
YANKEE PLEA
FOR THE IRISH
Receives Walsh, Dunno and
Ryan, Who Hold Confer
ence in Paris
By Associated Press

Paris, April 1S.-Frank P. Walsh,
former chairman of the National
War Labor Board, Ex-Governor Ed
ward f. Dunno, of Illinois, and
Michael j. Ryan, of Philadelphia,
the delegation sent by Irish societies
to America to plead the cause of
Ireland before the Peace Conference,
had a long conference at the Paris
white House" this morning. The
conference was an outgrowth of the
interview Mr.. Walsh had yesterday
with President Wilson.
The American delegation to the
Peace Conference has up to this
time refused. to receive Sean O'Ceal-
laigh and George S. Duffy, the dele
cation of the Irish provisional gov
ernment here.
When Ex-Governor Dunno and his
associates reached Paris on April II,
they were met at the station by
Messrs. O'Ceallaigh and Duffy who,
it was stated in Paris dispatch, had
told the Americans that the great
powers would refuse to hear and re-
ceive them. The American delegates,
however, were not deferred, it was
added. and said they would ask
President Wilson to grant them an
audience.