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Evening journal., 1919-10-02
FRANCIS T. MANION, President ano
General Manager.
JAMES SPENCE, Vice-President and
Director of Sales.
OSCAR O. GOUERT, Jr., Secretary,
Treasurer and Insurance Director.

Treasurer and Insurance Director. ,
We will endeavor to please the public and IN a
few days our sales force will be equipped with list
ings of city, suburban, farms and business proper
ties.
We will handle all classes of insurance, making
a speciality of fire and automobile insurance.
In addition to the proposed business, the Liberty
Housing Company, owner of Cleand Heights will
have their city offices at this address, Our president
Francis T. Manion who is secretary and member OF
the board of directors of the Liberty Housing Com
pany will be the sales agent for the Liberty Housing
Company and will handle all sales of land and houses
on the Cleland Heights Tract personally.
The CleIand Heights Tract which includes the
Van Trump Tract will be one of the solutions to the
Wilmington Housing problems, as it comprises oO
acres of excellent land S acres in city and % acres
opposite city line) which means has 700 home sites
and all city privileges such churches schools, gas
electricity, water, sewer and two trolley lines nearly
circng the tract
The terms will be liberal on the purchase of land
and the company will help you build your home AS
this is home development proposition, each home
builder will be protected by building restriction and
maintenance of property
The development of CeIand Heights has started
by the erection of sX-apartment house with all mod
ern improvements. 1t will be ready for occupancy
November 15 1919. Plans are now being drawn for
II individual homes, sites having been bought in the
past week
Beginning October I, 1919, Francis T. Manion.
the sales agent OF the tract Will have salesman at the
company S tract office, Banning and Broome Streets
who will show any ineres ted parties over the prop
erty and explain all details.
A call on Bell $685. will send our automobile to
YOU to show you Cleand Heights and bring you
back home.
There are thousand buyers of homes in Will
mington at present
List your properties with us.
Let us sell them for you and build you home on
Celand Heights.
We will collect your rents, take care of your in"
surance mortgages and anything pertaining to your
property.
OUR MOTTO
No transaction is regarded complete in our Of
Zee until our customer is fully satisfied
Maniom, Spence & Gouert, Inc.
S15 Orange Street
NAT ESTATE INSURANCE
6sss
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HINES AND RAIL
WORKERS PLAN
CONFERENCE
Offer Of Hines Providing for
Overtime Scale Refused,

CLEVELAND o Nov % The con
for,no' NJ me 40 general clnlrm' u
~ ths tour railway h'othcfhnofs ed.
irrfned last nlFht NlthUut nuy action
hnGs taken either 80 accept OF refuse
The OTTER ui Director General Hines
providing Tor new overtime wage
sale
Further details as 10 how the plan
would work out in dollars and cent.
NnH lemsnde, hnf ~ this end the con.
f"ierc. directed the chlf executives
OF ~" btnthcfhuOds uud cub -comwlttcc1
to 60 10 Washington aud thrash uul
th, iuntlor with ilnes
No action on a tuINp movement Vpu
i0l'n. though The uJcr of r,u.tsl
- .u Drr.E, 10. tire. ~ 'np broth
orl ode NNs rRtlu d.vruscd
hboii $50 general ,hnnm,n %, 90,
II,i "rhood ~ o.omp'Ise Tr.m.n
ma EhHlu'men VIII meet Friday g.
dls' usH the demand ~ their ufgnnlgn
Ton - higher pay fun same men
lvt August called for m Increase OF
~ 10 o. percent
IT. the discussions toiay ~ Director
General ilincf offer ~ overtime tho
Brotherhood ~ naliNay Trninren
were opposed 10 'ho proposition on the
ground that eventually men,hcrs would
lose moro than they would gain hv its
adoption.
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CAMP FOR DETENTION
OF ALIENS PROPOSED

NEW YORK Soy &c rs, bnshmsu,
~ = large caup Or cnntorment for do
,on,ion ~ undesirable aliens. pending
investigation and .p0shl Of their
cases. Is the lntct plan ( the house
immigration committee now conducting
1n inquiry NJ Ellis Island. II was an.
nounecl last night
The camp would he similar 10 those
In use during tho war for the intern
mont ~ enemy aliens nnd would be
the temporary abiding place Of all agi-
tntofs collected anywhere In the United
Stltes who by their conduct or utter
nucrs. make thor solouyr In this coun.
Try question: bic.
II ls the opinion ~ the investigating
"gjsNtors that corral would hid sub
HlRn,ially the WORK o' Contrllglng she
dis'urhcrs and would result In much
more rapid expedition of thcii exit to
the lands from whence they came. The
task of deportation. II Is suggested
Will eventually de,oiys on tho depart
men, of justice Inst Il OF the DEPART
ment OF labor
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Volunteer Coal
Force in Kansas

TOPEKA, Kan, Nov. 2s.-The frs,
dctal OF men to prepare for the army
| OF volunteer workers In the Kansas coal
mines. VIII reach the Crawford. Chero-
kce coal field today.
They will work under tho direction Of
Adj. Gen Charles !. Martin and II ,-
said they will have all IN readiness,
TO receive the workers hy tomorrow
night. At the governors office today
II was stated tho plan now In TO begin
operating the strip mines next Monday
morning with approximately 1000 mon
ON the Job. o
The flood n telesrsms and letters
from Kansas and many other stAtes
continues TO pour into the governors
tfllce TO-DAY The volunteers names
are being hhulated. No estimate a.
10 the lOta number WAS available I'D 10
noon. ~ there still was a large ac-
cun,uttior " messages 10 he included
In the count The messages include q
good many from the coal fields--rnin-
err who are w,'rng To ilg coal for tho
stAte--it wac snid, Governor Allen da-
clare, ths Conservative miners are with
Tim and with no deErec NJ fairness can
the volunteers be termed strike break
ers".
Among thu volunteers are hundreds
OF college students. Following the
Thanksgiving dnv ssms At Lawrence
Yesterday the entire X, Y. team Of
fsrsd its services. Volunteers IN large
numbers win come from the state AZ
rlcultural COLLEGE. the knnsns state
normal nj Empctia, Haskell, Indian In
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Officials Still
Believe Meteor
Fell Into Lake
Countrywide Search Made
for Explosion That Shook
Three States,

CHICAGO, Nov. gs-That huge
meteor. n fragment from some heaven
" body billions Of nils (, IN the earth.
flashed across the heavens and plunged
into Lake Michigan was the only cx-
planstion scientists could give Of a
phenomena that startled three states
last night.
Yesterday q country wide search was
made for the cause " = binding flash
that illumined the heavens and caused
the earth TO trembc shortly after 2
o'clock last night II WAS believed
some Industrial plant had been de-
r,royed by an explosion, but when no
disaster was reported tho scientist 5
We're sought.
The phenomena was most pronounced
st Paw Paw and South Haven. Mich
although II was seen and folt more
than hundred miles away. Towns In
northern Indiana. southeastern Illinois
and southern Michigan reported II sim
ultaneously All observers believed II
was within A mllc or two of them
Tho clearest description was given by
a lighthouse tender at Grand Haven,
Mich.
What appeared like srcNt hsl' of
fire fell Into the lake south Of me-" he
said, II could hear Il whistle during It's
terrific rush toward tho water. when
II seemed to strike the water a fash
of flame shot into tho air and caused
great disturbance The earth shook. Z"
William Kincaid, A Milwaukee coas,
guard. said he wns blinded ~ the
flash
u, came and wen, In Al instant"
ho m,i ut was not red or glowing
but white. like an electrical disturbance.
II blinded me and | was frightened. Z"
George Comstook. professor Of as
tronomy .nt tho Un'vct't ot Wiscon-
sin. stated that the disturbance was
probably the result OF u falling meteor
Dr. Edwin n, Frost. of tho Yerkes OBJ
scrvatory, admitted the possibility of
such an explanation Elias Colbert
professor of astronomy. said tho varied
accounts Of the phenomenon were char
acterlstic OF that caused when 4 meteor
strikes the earth.
A. different view WAS taken by Prof
Philip Fox. OF the 'npartmen. Of as
tronomy at Northweh crn uLlvet sity.
Meteor sre blssirT through tho sky
nll the time" he q ID, but the flames
have usually exhausted themselves be-
fore the body strikes the earth. and
when II does the distur Ia only
local, II could never have caused the
general quake that has been described"
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NEW YORK

NEW YORK Nov 2s over toiid6y
dot,lUpurut, VA the coal conttovrfry
Hui M iuiefuali liouHl siinirh were ruh,
rd,t,d fuhpuushle ior weakness NJ the
tu-np,nhc ~ the fotion market today
Fust prices were 30 To a. points lower
on present ctop positions. while Oc-
t,hcr fhoVed n decline of 10 points
under heavy pcnrtAl stllus which hent
January on 10 81 6oc and March 70
35 1jr SHORTLY uftcr the call. or ~ 70 ~
net lower There was some buying
on the uninyutBblo weather map and
btfCugih Of Liverpool however, md
WIN Liverpool u good buyer, prN'-
iuIDi,d several Tul1ts trom the lowest
the announcement Of tho attitude Of
the government towrfd mine owners
and the readiness 10 usr trpops 10 pro-
'c,t mlncss. gave the market de-
cld.aly bet,ur feeling At | o'clock the
trading months Nrtc ! point hlkhtf 10
~ points lower thpn tho closing quota.
,lOns II WsdutANy
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ness the active months wefo 70 10 o.
points under II
Tho extremely unfa yorAble weather
conditions In the bc,i Eircstd the dc.
cllu0 nni caused reactions oi 30 10 "
points. but the market hld not rain any
great ucndlness hnd toward noon stood
nt net losses ~ 30 10 o. points the near
distnut
Tho market wa l6as nctivo l1tor IN
the morning and showed continued
nervousness, although January rallied
To 81 ~ and March 10 81 NJ. or about
" 10 30 points from the early low
loyo rtlocs held within fgs or sis
points Of the best around midday with
traders waiting for .ur'he' develop.
meuv In the ,oal or IcAlrnn siua.
tlOuF
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0KMULGEe DISCUSSES
COMMERCIAL FUTURE

oklahoma cl'y's position ,s mc'rop-
oils - the state IL lettering Dallas
and Fort worth claimant. 80 the tue
- metropolis of the southwest. may
wen look N their lawcls Fut-
Is II nofslbla fur Oknulgee 10 tr-
come the metropolis oi the southwest ''
u the big question being discussed IN
osmulstes puhllc schools. according
to letter received by the Chamber
of Commerce today from Roselle tutc.
teacher She request. literature con d.
corning tho Industrial attainments OF
,Hfa ..f,.
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9 r. sEMMELBEcK. City Clerk.
NOTICE or SALE OF AUTOMOBILE
TRUCKS FOR STORAGE AND
SAI.yADINI mil

N.,I.. n ~, A., M,
Nouoe "eIeuy hNen ns' w pv
"'c W. neV 'm tass "p y"
~ w Nv" ~.
I, 10 S ,hsn pace o' % bns,ness, st ,sn,on wn,on
~ nun '" .,,",'
uns Ens,ne Compnny, cotnornuon
XsInM INC Nommnnweeuh 'nsu'snce
Enniany o' New nof" 'lM III tu,
hhoms Ciy, ns'.homs. Ed ~
Ssmans Ano q y, h'nasA aho ms
Pr"prrW or ms ss,o rson'm"n,Mssmn ,,,o.n
Esurhnss Sompehy rne Eq"'nm'n'
mnanv, 70 ~ senHns smn n u
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CISaius Ouoiatisna
OUTSIDE LIVESTOCK.
KANSAS CITY.

KANSAS CITY &ov "s llNGS 70.
sospts 7.ooi, active. % tu hi, hgn'f
fulk '3 iOn 70 90. h,r,I,a 80 ton p -.
prdlums Na5nWl3'', ilshl l'noH
T. "a. pigs 60 nnbl3u1
CATTLE receipts OOn. slow. rlt0iy
IL weak Calves So inNrt. Choice
h,aVy steers tlT coo ls b1 medium
~ Nff ~ 30. common $40 Nult "1
,hDic. lights t'3 'uHls &C., common s.
G13AO, butcher hciffs ~ tei'li 90,
cows So iuHl22J. ,rhnefs SlhuG 70.
cglvcs 81 giH l5 %. feeders s. oodlJl l5;
stockerE 50 Oni IN %
SilEEp receipts $500 STEADY n 7ic
h.ghcr. Lambs tlJgi1 ~ %, CuIs N 90
g 800 y'n'l'ug votrcfp SO 0nU II 10
yves 81 noN % cuilt tItoIa.,,. brcrd
ing ewes f;,bVQli5o. fc,'o. lnmbs
{Q.50tlJgj
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CHICAGO

CHICAGO NOV 2S HOGS rruris
4 coo. slow. ~ W So nlch,f. uwN
!. medium !l3loNlt 65. ugm 3 40
GlAbo rlgs 81 0onil ...
CATTLE! ~ 'c'uls 10000. unsettled.
vNoloc heavy steers ss12u aI, ,u,-
dium 81 Hmisfi. common ~ 0oH II -.
n,o,r llshtn tli 2SG ly,,a, common =. 20
1tiS; butcher hcif"ts Ssh"'S"o,
COWS 50 5uffi1 50; cauntff 90 Z -,
calves ilG Gc0p 1900; feeders ., Gli16o;
kioe%ft ~ b0I LOO
SlfErr tccc..'s q. .0oo' s'iNng' lar,,1
a. $50 %, cullr - 00Il 90. vho.cu
swcs tto0Hs g., cd.k 50 nl.tt o., ,'scd.
iug ~ tODltsl
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1RAFF|C>RULES
TO 1E: ENFORCED
SICety Streets to Cause Ey
ira Vigilance by Police,

With tho payemruts river, o' lee ard
7.rnt the police were instructed thNs
morning 70 enforce the traffic ordin'
sncss to the letter and allow no fast
driving IN the business district o, near
schools
Those approe ching tha speed limit
viii be cautioned 20 SLOW up and
tars without chains may he ordered
chained as soon NJ possible to prevent
accidents from kidding.
Yesterday. min. automobile accidents
were reported 10 the police hut no on"
WAS injured, according 10 the reports
Numerous h,l's and whec'r were hrok-
on on slidlng automobiles
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Baldwin locomotive and United Frat,
weto ~ points lower Standard
shares were oOmrh rn'ivCY firm. tulh
lng within 10 ! points u "Wednesday >
fnHI quotation
General Motors. CrucblH steel 0ud
Various motor spcoIblu,a foll 10 lower
levels during the mid session when ~
tive rallied slightly on announcement
" the resumption n dividends but
freely reacted again with other equip.
mgutN and Tulis
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EIGHT ABOVE ZERO
cs IN NORTHERN TEXAS

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. I--slo~,ns
up OF the cold wave movement TO the
southesstsard, snow In southern plain
states and rain In west gull states we're
reported last night IN the official an-
nouncement OF tho United sta,es
weather bureau here. The report also
said INTENSE cold prevails In north
western Teyas with n temperature OF
! degrees ct Amarillo
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italian King to
Face Parliament
Despite Threat


rtUts y.,. o. E..g y..,,r r,,-
r',irI r.lI ou.r mo italia, p7rliamont
earl, Ip b,, ,mtcr ulHr .v B,r,ni Dor
J ana thus a.U N, ..t t|.'s 'u howl
hn down Hr '.y 'H. '.r,ri'n'i
d.. V..n D." I.'.. '.. s,''.H i''n
,.. 1850,
o., ..,....,. 80
o., a.. .
ana n,rts rra M, moas,.r from
-" Threatened .t.'
These Assurance. g,rr given to-
hi D. g..'.''U.'. on 'wl who
''.' j'' '''i''l ''''. I.'mr
'.' ''' ~
'' ."' "' '.' "1 'u'
.., w.. '.'.', ',, ~ '' ne
4, ''"''N ~ '.''he ,.''
W., N ''''''''' Ih'
'''' IT.
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Let's Break With Germany.

BERLIN, Nov. IS, tia London-The
le,tish government has recalled iis
diplomatic representative from Berlin
and In view OF the attack Of COT Ava
loN Bermond,s troops, letNla regnrds
herself In state nj war with Ger
many according 10 semi-otfcial
sources here today Tho German rem
reserts,ives s,ill are at Riga rna Il
bau. It is stated. ard viii he thete ,lll
recalled
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GRAIN
CHICAGO

CHICAGO, Nov - Corn price, wen,
upward tpdHy. Influenced largely hY
absence OF any urgent pressure TO b..l
aud by the fact that country offerings
20 arrive were light opening prices,
witch ranged from 40 of to NC up,
with December o. 3ih to tlNS and
May 81 7pS to o. s9. we're followed
by nlfrfial gains all around
OHla hynrRlhiysh with the strength
II corn After opeulng unchanged IN
',r lower. including MAY n, TGA ~
lfy the market scored slight general
rdVaure
Provlyions were Nrm owing 10 higher
IuOtItidns un hogs and cu'n.
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srLoUis.

EAST ST LOtlS. Nov 2S HOGS
fectip,- 10000. soc higher Top tliu no.
bu.k ,l37oul3 90. heavy 81 75Uii 90,
medium 1odlIou. lights tll25u
~ 30; pigs tl2uuHl3 90
a CATTLE receipts Z, 800; steSdy 10 Csc
lower. choice heavy steers 81 0On
~ ?ji medium tli7Ial7.t5, common
ss?5Fii75 choice lght- ti5 OOpis25,
q 0ot 100: calves tll0lU Is 90 feeders
81 50f " 90. stockcr- illb0yls.jO
ssHEEr: receipts 3OoH srony to Csc
higher lambs 81? 50piS 0Os culls js no
90 yenrllnr wethors ~ oiI r. ~
choice ewes s. j1fs 90: cuils {3uOg5 90.
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ITALIAN RECOGNITION
OF SlAV REDS URGED

ROME. Nov q The director, Of the
socialist party today adopted motion
declaring that the "Hoclalls' victory A.
the general elections IL an at OF COM
rlete solidarity with the soviet republic
~ pusHa, clearly expressing 20 the
Italian government an order to rtcog-
nlrs Russia"
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puENos AIRES Nov ?S-RumorS
In financial circles 4that the United
states has placed an embargo or
further expectations NJ gold TO Soutr
America have caused some concern. IN
view ot the tendency here of the Ameri.
can dollar TO depreciate on account ol
the trade balance heips favorable 10
Argentina The exchange situation In
Argentina u now such as 10 make i'm.
ror,atIon Of gold from the United
States necessary 10 prevent = rise IN
the discount rate and loss in CONNER
cinl operations
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esnadsu Olives up offIes

WhsHlNuToN. Nov fs -scr.tor
'.gn-d'l ~ Louisiana. prcsldrnt Of tho
'i'nil River, n0d HarHors congress
r ihr lE7t turtcou yoRr., har nntin.d
'.,i'l- % the copsr-os I, wBs an
'o.Ih"i todrf. u0t would ,r'ire IT
10 "nd ~ his rrag.rt term ~ of'lre.
mo fifteenth enuurl convention NJ tho
InRr"Hs vhi,h hs urrcsaor VIII bs
b''iod, viii open hore December D.
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widely known Doctor Dies.

AsHEVllI.E. y c. Nov .S-Dr
r. j. Russell. one Of the leading eve,
car, nose and throat specialists of the
south, died here last nigh, following
"a weeks Illness from blood poisoning,
said TO have started from small
scratch on his knuckle. which became
infected drrins an operation.
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Lincoln Citizens
Commander Coal

LINCOLN. Neb. Nov ~ -Organlrs.
tlon OF a citizens committee at North
llaoe. Neb., to commander coal for
100 families that were without fuel
was reported by tho Nebraska state
railway commission here today. The
committee was parccllng the coal ou,
to the needy families. II was stated.
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PROVIDENCE. n /. Nov s - Pnt-
tlinE Nelson and Red Allen, both of
Brooklyn. fought D., hard twclve-round
battle here yesterday, the former be-
ing an easy victor. Nelson forced the
fighting from start TO finish
SaIlNr Nolk Of ev York. was
stopped In the flfth round by Youns La
Joie, of Prov yidencA
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LIVERPOOL WEEKLY COTTON.

LIVERPOOL. Nov - weekly cot.
ton utatistlcr Total Forwarded 70
mlls 81 900, American a, 600. stock ,e1-
0.n. American iOi 900 imports u opn
lM-- -I.-n Is nUn- nLuUl'l l-al.
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LEGALS

". Hpnard, Judges, qnd Fannie Mann
and y, Mccormack. clerks
Precinct 7-R. A. Caldwell md NJ
" Pearl, jpdges, and ". $. Griswold
thd r. r. Osborne, clcrks
Precinct s-A. u Parmcles and J. W.
J.<eper, Judges. and J. c. Saunders and
a T, Pearson. clerks
Precinct S--Chas ". Holmes and T.
j., Harrison, Judges, ana J. T. Hathaway
and Mrs. n, NJ Wlthrow. clerks.
Precinct i0--C. T., Flahsrdn and A. u.
Estct ctbrook, Judges. and Oscar Hankins
aWd Mrs, Eta Combs. clerks
Said officers shall also act as count
ers
witness my hand ns mayor n said
city. affixed w the city OF oklahoma
City. on this. the 10th day OF November
1919.
J. c. WALTON. Mayor.
Attest:
q r sEMMEI pECK. civ Clark
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Womacs Robbery Wearing roday,--

Pauline Cooper. negro Woman, charged
win rouiolnt robbery IN county In
formation. viii have her preliminary
hearing this afternoon in Justice ! I
iilPtloy's court. Tho Co1ncr woman "
alleged 70 have robbed n lrhy, an cN-
rressmnr. NJ 'sO during the ROBBERY
epidemic ten DAYS afn 4 man IL he.
ii"tcd 20 have been implicated N the
robbery.
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PROVISIONS
NANoAS CRY.

KANsAs cry. Nov - BITTER
POULTRY and POTATOES une.
glnnyh EGGS flrry iC higher, zoo
acconds unchanged bgmbtc,
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CHICAGO. Nbv. 2s. -- BrTTER.
easier, creamery 5sd7ic. EGGS I'm
suttlcd receipts 953 cases. hrsts 72d
73c; ordinary fr-is CSC, at mark. cases
Included. 62H72c. storage packed frsts
71d1ic. POULTRY: Awe unsettled
spring3 .3c. fowls it62ic. turkeys aoc.
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COTTON.
NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS. Nov. :s-The un-
favorable turn taken by the coal striko
sNuatlon caused heavy selling Of cotton
today and In the first half hour Of busl-
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MIDDAY STOCKS

Tho following quotations Of New York
markets up to II 80 y. m. today were
compiled by Houston. Flbls company.
20 North AroadWn
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Nov. POTATOES
weaker. arrivals A. cars. northern
whites, sacked, t27t0?.sO. ditto. hulk.
s. 90
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Health suh Committee 20 Nset.--
Tho milk rnd food h-cuniritlr, IT the
rutllr heath committee uf the
Chamber Of Commerce win meet IN
'ho Chamber lunch room tuesday
noon
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Government PLANS
SEIZURE Of MINES
AND USE OF GUARD
Continues from pso, :,

It's,dcnt ~ tho United N'uo Work,r,
~ america. Was c!ose'ci large Part "
lho morning with Sorrctury Wps1p bj,
tetns"d TO dlstus7 What had ,tan.pIr.d
I've nSp arranged an interview with
P''g'dort Gomprr. = the American
Federation ~ Labor, for later IN ,h.
day
Lewis wlut1,ncd the same attitude
toward the ilturtlon that he had
demonstrated during the weeks OF dis
CussI0u
Officially don't know that there
coal 'i''kr on" hn said. but the
government could get coal production
resumed In this country II 3.crrtar, d,
wilson's proposal ~ give the men n
VI ~ percent increase had been en-.
forced
SPRINGFIELD, IN. nov. gs Settle.
h'nt ~ the strike VI lltumrous copt
miners In Illinois hv agreement b,tvcru
mo Illinois Opt retors' ussocthtion and
inc United Mine Workers Of Illinois,
was considered a possibility TODAY.
CUMBERLAND. Nd. Nov. IA
large part Of the miners of The upr,r
Poto~nso Rnd Georges Crock poft coal
ileIds are out ns = result of IN, fsllurr
~ 'ho wage negotiation conference nj
Washington 10 agree, union officials
mere said to-day They added that the
remainder OF the 5000 miners In these
Two ields would be out tomorrow.
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4 meeting ~ the pIhl.r.iy ruN.com-
mi'ice o' tho public health cpmmlttcc
of the Chamhor ~ ComivS Srsr VIII he
beta In The Chamber lunch room a.
noon Monday.
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rr.Ioh. Delays 10 De Discussed -.

FftIght UtTays TO De DTNuNsd
what can bo done 10 overcome tho
shipment delay due 20 conscsied copdi
Alexander Drug cumpnnys monthly
-alrsmen's meeting a. the Hucldna to-
NIGHT
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CHICAGO.

ST, LOUIS. Nov s-,pOULTRl
BUTTER and EGGS unchanged