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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-11-06


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Des 9ehe1s Rer eirfrift oieier
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zober III q idnrf aeacif,net burd sic
Wedieliobre.
War porher Ser Rorber a~etpad5ien.
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mabIih BON aorper nufge5ebrt, nll11o#
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piro infolgeoeIien iGlaff, rlln5elig.
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f0rperIiiden 2eiltungen peroen I'M
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6aubfarbeifer ops @orpers, ser 81.
me u16 Der Seine. gberio erueM
eg sen qeiitiqen araften. gor az
lem miro bos OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
aen INNER {hmdder; geiiht uno
@eh6r nehnnen ab. Quf @eruh unb
egeihmad tt INNER neniaer gprlaB.
Den1enffbrede11b oehen Sic Sin.
6riidp BON auBen alf Sic seeIe tpe.
ninpr tipf. hie @pfiihIe mer0cn ab.
n%eIfur1bft ssSreu6e unb gral,er
iino fal1r1 nod aefannt; .bimmeI.
BOD iauhaeno. ~ gooe betriiifH1 1T
Ser @reis nidat mehr. guh sic
genffdhiafeit beainnt ii Ieioen; oa5
Denfen ieIbit miro lanaia1ner, I'M
mer meniaer pproen eiaene geoan.
Ten proou5iert uro INNER lieber
pertpeiIt ser Men1h Bel aIten sc.
oa1fen.
Daber lit bas Sitter Ell natnrli-
der Geino ales Neuer. 9hlieBli6
bleibt i'm BON Der @obe oes Den-
fens faf nur nod oas gerln0ge1
Der grinnerung. Snfolgpoeiien be-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-11-06
Ucrtraa untcr3cidftet.

Waibington, g. g., 90. 9ftober.-
Ser 8raiioent Ser MepubIif DETER
reid bat ont Counting IN Wien ben
ssyrie6ensbertrng NIT Der entente I'M
fer5eidfnet. Diefer gertrag, Der ben
Grieoen bon ct. @ermain betrink
ttritt III &raH, mern er al1Ber bon
9eterreib bon BRET Der gegneriiden.
M1dte ratifi5iert lift.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-11-06
1lenes aus
Nafl1r- IND Hpilkunnp.

-
Seilfrafttaes alebe-G nn1u1i.
1feberrnide,,ber eRert zines befon,tten
gtpffes fhr Misunderstanding.
sRrobe ari,o, hoh,n MA o,,h5
n;64iae grf;nS,,,asa mi gnthes,,,sg
80, ssSo,,h,rs .abIr,ia n asfaTas
,,ish+ hfns a,,f mi7itSr;fh.,, ;S,,hisf,
in,,s.rn aa1 n,,f n,ar.h,na ~
b,rsm' Gin,s 81. !Sn,Infn,bi.te
f;;r foYh. m.,,.r,,nns, ;H rnI;;rY;h
n,,h ma Sra4iims ,,,sS'nom,ntI;m hns.
sn,,,,h;SratIims !
Sic ghiT,roie film II. ;,nr,,r
,,i,nmt IN. h;sshp,;;aiishen a;lfsrait,
- nm sansn rnSniimsn gsitsa H. i,
Mr{nr,,b mnh sprinat Sor,it .;ns,,
nrSna.nS,n GrfnIa %, Ssr a,h.rsa
M No n,srtnonSls, S;efsr
s;,,s i, 81, ,,s;4.n rSns, s,,aIa;A ~
Einfaehhs;t isihfIi g;nss e. s i,4srsss
So,,teftsn sSiassr NAM. ssin;4taI ' III
Il na,,sstpr pa;t nm e;asrn mrnf.5nrs
Monlis ia RI inibes s,fhs4i I; R n;hts
easespa ~ ~ ~ MIs NJ.
a,,nr1; nS.r 80 a5,,,r =; ofreb;s,'r, q
"a I'M mr. oner, So, - nsrhSnan;s.
nnnon msrnsn GriS;;tls,,,s ss4a.-
1enSn;rfpn nsIhe n,1s MnmS.n aSsr
Snsrat;nmea hsznorasht @.im. 0Ia.
],nen6,,nn mon a,,f bs1n @6Iahtf,Iha
nsr ssnS,,iir;e NH hss Msrf.hrs 8
m,rtnnT lin ME asf irnenh ,;;,,,r,
n,,Serea $50 s'''''''
Tsr ar,,,hneho,,fe hoh.; ri foro.n<
hpr. @IsiMnisl mn,;n Sc msrssn.
@rfhiif4er,fna lne,nSh,Iih emf -.
nnantl' hefeRen n1on e. gni4anh
fsnnaeibnet TX netnShnfim b,,Jh Ssn
Werl9,f einps ss1.,ihnns ma rem
@Srnerz11min,,f. hies hro,,cht not;ir.
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hsr Msrf,,54 nm M1,,t ma nern or.
nov 5a,hsrn 81 omnems;mh;n ), nsr~
t s gIher ma rem a,,h &. So.
aiatrstpnns M,rl,5t r',,b NJ So ono
onsr anSsra me;le ae,9oe,,,nat ohs,
srfeb+ n,esns, sDtAa -
sl esar $780, aarehr+. ,,,,n 4sn4. saa
ma : 56na amor 10 nsr,,,,tst h III,
-, nam,I;h ~ Sas a,aaarabta S;ar
,,isb+ S,,r% 81; = boIisb+e si,fabs a. e..
5nr;b,,na s;,,sr ga1sISs,,nn 49, s;nas
sptf Z s;sS.r G SD Ssas msh,,f .' :
n DM = 49,, NJ x asr Jszu NV, Wv
S Sps tnnn ,n wtapale ~. e' ,,nS onSsr.
bs4,.ffamS. oSS,,1aa au * h,,p% ''D 81
mSnhs nv Ssr iehr gIs;,,e,a eeI,,;S,,nss
@.fSbs nsrfr;i5t;osn ',s6 ha1h f;;r
S.n pSrnsrl t,,fa,, oara n.rIarsn ~
b bs,, gs finn Saro, sT'' ., 80 CHA "a
.iSi,,,,o t%n,aiastens nnh IN gI,,ih,,n,
mi, ay1ssre aSSio.eii ohsr e%Iehr;n.
III Ss;s,,aehs, "a hn+sn s;% nnf;r
ha,,ntSSshi;d atnei @foffe. aeTaIi,
NM a,,nrmi @rahicnm
0os eriiere II IN mor,fher a;nfh+
mobI amedrnSSbir hi,tet nhrr o,,h ~.
miSe omochtsii p'e mn aefnhren a1,f
,,eIh, ~ Sieie, g+pne aiiht ,npitsr
snerhpn fann Oansnsn
- ma $Iehpa@,,nnmi innpi+ ma1 -
nenS nosib nnn nnen fnfchsn 11eheIz
SSnbpn fp,i ,nb isine W%nnenb,rnn
haI anb :, olTa, aSrIsn nnrtrsfff;he
groohn,}-e oe1isfsr+ "a 5am 5hnn
sins menn, Ma+is,fpn merbe o,bsr,1.
faMs y SSesfi6 nsstnrh.n noSr.n -;
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-11-06

Die eriten sieser int grpfen 1te.
berlanoflug: MaDnar6, @lein, 5pab.
Nenrt man Sic beite1t Namen, 10 tper-
ben i1,r1er aud beutide ger1nrt11t. 81,
nerlei, 100 uro fpie Mre 9rdger iih
bernorgeto,t baben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-11-06
yeliermne Scr 2lusidbi>
9c1t.
gpn nnierer 8mnbesregterl1ng aaer-
fanntes 8rinaip bereits ppr Sabr-
b~mnberten IN Der firdliden
&ranfenpflege befplgt.
Mbipnbernng Der Siedem int Dit
telalter.

%l1nl4ngf bot Der l1niteo States
El1blic Seultb 5erDiee IN ieinem
vSealtb Stems" cine Interchangeable,
|aber feineslpegs reue 8abrbeit be-
tont nit Ser Srage:: u8ifen Sic,
IouB Slolieru1g bas lpirfldmite Mittel
lit, oie @%nsbebnung 0eS MnS1abes 5u
|DerbinDern2" 9ieie bon Der nel1eren
Joridung betatiigte 8abrbeit lit, mie
|geiogt, 11idt neu; iDobl aber 0irfte es
ni0t ougemein befannt iein baB Die
les Yrin5ip .bereitS I'M brilfli6en
Mltertum befolgt uur0e uno bob Die
Ifirblihen 8eb0rDen iotpie ein5elne
Brielter nno Srbensleute banualS mie
audi in ipateren Subrb1r6erten lt6
Der Musidbigen, eunter 8efolgurg oie-
ies Brin5ips, nit Der groBten 2iebe
annabmen.
2eprofenabteil,tng int Spital 5n
Gaeiarea.
seSn 1einer @e1bi6te Der fir9li9en
Mrmenpflege beridtet RaBinger mie-
lberbnlt iiber Die nnter fir6liGer Set
|tung ausgeiibte Bflege fir oieie
Mermlten Der Nrmen. Sn ieiner 8e,
|i6reibnng 0eS groBen, I'M Dos Sabr
1859 in @qlarea in &appaoocien
@leinoiien) bon bem fl. 8aitltus ge-
arun0eten 9o1pitalS, ram 1ei1eH1
|5tifter gaitlias genannt, fagt er::
Sen beridieoenen 3uefen emit
ipre9enb, nor ons 9oipital ber-
|lhieoen abgeteilt fir Die 6remoen, Die
|Mrmen, Die 4ranfen. Cine eigene
|groBe Mbteilung mar fir Die Mus=
|laBigen beitimmt, iene unglHdliben,
mel6e aus Der menl6li6en @eie4-
|idaft nl1sgeitoBen, Der lteten @efabr
ausgelebt maren, fern bon elmer bel
|fenben Snnb, pbne lfnteritibung,
obne Eroit aus 6iefem 2eben ldei6en
gu miiiien." 9ie beion6ere 8fle=
|ge Der M11sidbigen 6ur6 Die 8ii60fe
miro n116 6nr6 cine 8eitim1nltng oes
III. @anorts oes 5. &on5ils bon Or
leans (549) %angeor6net Ste berfiigt,
baB mabren6 Die Bfarrer fir Die Mr,
men iorgen muBten, uieoer 8if6of fir
Die 9eproien ieines gan5en SprengelS
Nabrnng nnb &leionng bei6affen ioQ.
|Dieie Mnor6n11ng laBt mir10eitens a1f
cine getrennte gerpflegung idlieben.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-21
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK

CHICAGO. Nav @o.--llogS. receipts
"I.onh: opened : I" IL cents lower:
closed about steady with Mondays aver
nr.; iup "l.@i: estimated tomorrow @5.-
n"n Eulk @0.o:, n 2l.2r; h"Evy weight
l.6n a cleo: medium weight "h.S0 II
81 N: light weight 2h.65 Il ILL.,: light
smooth "0."n N 2nS%: packing sowS
rough @o.oo 2".io: PIGS lH.7I n
1915.
cam" r"rcipts 1anNn: b"rf Strr:s -
cents lower: common and rrrLinm she
stock sI"udv' other. IL IL - cents low
or. Gales - 80 - cents higher: flcshy
- cents dowH: others steady: 90
/. I'D tomorrow n.0hh. B"rf str"rs:
MEDIUM and heavy eight. choic" and
rr,IncS l6Gn ii 1854: medium and good
l&.SS Il 1875: common lin u 49,:
light weight: good and choice 1915 II
1870: common ard medium 1850 n
l%SI: Eutrhrr cattle: iI"if"rS >.lI a
li.hH: COWS 500 n 1875. Gamers and
cutters go u 500. Veal calves: Light
and handy weight lf.nn a LES. Feeder
st"crs lN25 n l5.@5: slocksr steers $50
q 1@.75.
10 strong. higher IN spots. Top wooded
lHmh$ 49,: >h"rn l+.75: good Trva"
weih"rs ln.S|: estimated tomorrow .
Hr'Sa "SttmaIrd tomorrow -. ma. 500"
1855: s. 3r"Unls up III: n 1875: cullS
and '"ru:n"a H."u n i2.1I: springs lG.jh
q 1900. NcarlInS wrihCrS ll.H5 n
l%."o. E.w"~: medium and good 1000 ii
ll.@3: ru!Is and common TO ii 47I.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-21
STOCKS AND BONDS.

. ,,-., ,
Rob. ris. W G Lane. L. l.. wilson, -
l. Warl and w. r. Robinson. all Of
,u.-,shury
I,',r,,n,,nr,f Auto RrnairS company
,..,,,. - -, o,cru,r =, s;iul. 1larc;
n,..I .,,,.,, {. n.r. ,uro;puraiors: cur
-" ,...,,o - : r.r,,n p - F'rum. G.. +:
49,, ,a r,,,...r, nm, all of Wheeling.
-,
.r,,,,,,or... compony. Mar
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commonly mentioned In connection with
plans for inquiries. il is BY no means the
oily one. 4 member Of the Military AZ
FAIRS Committee in the senate said IL
was ny nn means certain that there
would not b" a rcopcnnG III some way or
ia" aircraft controversy. though he
knew Of M member bent on pressing that
particular matter. But the Shipping
Beard would come in for an inquiry as
"a the use it has made Of money spent
with apparently small results. and the
conduct If tho railroads and wire ser
vi''" would not escape detailed inouisi-
ton by the appropriate committees OF
senate or house. or both.
II ~ known. too. that the recent con-
trov"rsy over tho price Sterilization pro-
gram. based on plan of fixing minimum
prices at which the government would
buy certain ncCcsSari"S. is worrying the
government authorities. and that confer
currS hav" been going nn with the aim
OF making In" administrations posit!o.
perfectly lear TO the men who will he
expected TO CT as its spokesman in con-
gross.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-21
LOGAN & BEYAN's CLOSING STOCK
LETTER.

NEW YORK May Nth" Tnlum" Of
doa lInHS WAS somewhat smaller today
and publ" buying power III many rf the
shares IhHr for a long time recorded
conspicuous advances seems I" HAY"
lost much Of lis force. oven though tent
porarily.
The technical position on many Of tn"
industrial stocks is tho rnuSc for urging
caution in f"llnwine the buying side ~
This 'iimr. as should any unfarnrabl" de-
E"irpmcitts hn disclosed many industrial
issues will und"uhIrdly prove very SEN
SitiVr la offerings. The nrrSirl"nfs mos
sag" created Il rather favorable" lHpr"S-
sion in tie street and tn" chief "N""u-
tINr'G suggestions tn return IN" rarri"fS
tn nrlVni" owners nj Tho end at the 'ai-
dar year came, in r'r mitch EaN"rabl" DIS
.,Isyrru III" railroad shares ar" h"inE
bought by tn" NOR" conservative" inter
cuts. and ihr desire 10 switch operations
lu lhfS group Of stocks is becoming more
prnnuurrn,l. end such Hrocc"dur". V" no
Ilia.,. will ~" long. he NOR" al I'll" OK
nr;,sr of many of industrial share values
wh"r" realizing "f profits VIII. IN all
probability. h" more. IN 'Fia'n'c ''F Il
,,h,l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-21
CHARTERS ISSUED

CHARLESTON. W. Va. May Co
Charters ha"" been issued by the seere
larry Of state To the following corpor'
ations:
Big Hurricane Development company
Hurricane. ". Va. to drill for oil and
gas in Putnam county; capital stock
$4,000: incorporators: RI V. Dorsey
Or. II. A. Erwin. f.. +. Rappotd. p. 5
Forth II. T.. Forth. OF Hurricane. ano
O. L. Perkins. Of Winfield.
Mesa ba-C'lins company. lshp"min9
Mich. To rperai" iron ar" mines IT
Minnesota capital stock. 10000: moor
rnrators: H. A. Raymond. G. D. Mason
W. T. Brldcn. &. G. Hcsr and Il. II
Iavnes. all Of Cleveland. Ohio.
STANDARD Sales company. ClarRshurg
W. Va. to- operate AT same place: capi'
tai stock, $4,000; incorporators: J. j.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-21
ADMINISTRATION TO
Be UNDER FIRE IN
PRESENT CONGRESS

WASHINGTON. May @?.--"Thc nd
minisiraii"n SrCm certain 10 hr on tn"
defensive from III" beginning of tho now
session If congress" said 4 prominent
Democratic s"nairr today. lir added
that administ ration Incmhcrs ar" frank
~ worried. They understand TINT n
number Of Investigations will be inauc-
urated. and among thcir difficulties Is
the fact that there is no known adminis-
tration policy for meeting tn" "XiEcncy.
The senator added that h" had h>rn
informed. and fully believed. that had
Theodore Roosevelt lived a resolution Of
impeachment would have hncn introduce
ed against one cabinet member. and that
the former president would have taken
the lend in an effort TO force il tn an
issue.
AS matters now stand" tho speaker
continued, Il do not believe The step will
bc taknn. for il could not no pressed 10
any but an outcome disast mus 10 tho
party unless under Ihr leadership OF
such vigorous mon as Roosevelt" Hr
admitted that tho cabinet officer to
whom he referred was Secretary Of War
Baker.
While the War Department is the one
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'5TOCK5 TREND.
IS UNCERTAIN

NEW YORK. May 2n.ADca!inss IN
stocks during tho carly period Of to
day.. session wcr> relatively duh. with
uncertain price ;c0drrci"S. bat thr on
tire market strengthened latcr. fresh
buying bong stimulated b.. ;h> FrcSl-
dents message II. congress.
That document exceeded tho most
sanSuinr expectations of conservative
interests ms we'll rs the sHculatlv" ole
ment. especially the recommendations
dealing with the early restoration ct
the railroads and utilities TO privat"
ownership.
Other features which mot With
equally favorahl" Interpretation inriud-
cd tho suggestion for partial repeal
Of war-tin," prohibition. abolition Of the
tax on retail sales and protection by
tariff OF chemical industries.
ShippinES and ":is provided tho mo-
tive. power a, tho opening Marine COM
mon and preferred. American Int"rna-
tional. Royal Dutch and Mexican Re-
troleum gaining | 70 . points. with sew
cral OF tho standard rails.
Marines soon reacted On unfoundrd
rumorS reporting delay IN IN" "onsuU-
nation OF tho deal with British inter
cSts and oils and rails fell back 10 ;
points. N" reversal suggesting bear
pressure. rather than prof; taking.
In tho broader movement Of IN" fnai
hour. interest CnuyrrCsd around minor
rails. especially Texas X Pacific. motor
sprcia!tiHs. such utilities rs rhiladcl-
phia company and Ohio r'itics' gas N"
latter rising ahou; . points. and minor
metals. notably United Alley s. rey. that
stock advancing 2lS points.
United States steel also made it's best
price of 1914 later. hu; that moderat"
Improvement was cancelled. despite tho
higher levels reached by equipments.
notably American and Baldwin Locorno-
tsres. Sales amounted 20 1925. 900
shares.
The general bond market was firm.
Liberty and informal ioaal issues. par
ticularly French mur!cipals. showing
strength. Total sales tnar valuc) were
slS.17a.onn. old j':I:"G States bonds
were unchanged "a 'alt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-21
yurTrp EGGS, CHEESE.

NEW YORK. May 20.--Rut'"r steady;
creamery higher than extras 6Ui= "a 81;
creamery extras 70: 'Srnr") ""ia a 30;
rirsts z7i. a ~: packing stock. cur
rent make. No. =. AZ n IL.
Eggs. firm; fresh gathered cSt~Fs 81;
fresh gathered tlrsts northern section
As a ~: 10. southern section ~ a 40:
stai". PENNSYLVANIA and nearby western
hrEu"ry whites. fine To fancy - a. 30:
siaIr. PENNSYLVANIA and nearby hrnncry
,rnil, ur,Iiunrv IN primr 80 a -: state.
and nearby h"nncry browns. -: do.
gathered browns and mixed colors g. q
81.
t'hocs". steady: state, current make.
sp"rr1ls GlA: ri 32i >; DO. average run
%li:. 'NsIEtW1 1sRs
Live and dressed poultry, steady.
prices unchanged.
Flour firm,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-21
PITTSBURGH LIVE STOCK

PITTSBuHGfi May 20.---Laitl" -
Steady: supply light Prime. $500 q
$3.50
Shr"p--Slow: supply light Prime
vrthrr.. 5000 a 100; culls md COM
mon. &4.0nM 30 lahhs. sT.0oa lH.Jh:
veal calves. 5lGnnM 100.
REPRESENTATIVES: supply light. frim"
hcavice. mediums and heavy workers..
32l6OT2l6I. liEhI york"rs. S@2l.h01
2I23: pigs. S2n.5nI 100: rouEhS. $500
4, l9.0n
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-21
NEW STRENGTH
IN CORN MARKET

CHICAGO. May "n.-N"w strength.
which Developed In the corn market to-
day. was asrribnd largely IN r"-cstab-
lishmeLt II 4 @Nu. huh-huShcl limit on
individual trades. Th"T" was nervous
rlnsr. -. ~ -. cents not higher. with
July Sl.64i: IL $l641. and September
sl.IS1, 10 $l.1Sh. oats finished l = q
l".c to -, 90 W. and provisions at gains
~ IL cents To SIln
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-21
DRY GOODS

NEW YORK. May @0.---''ritor goods
were ariiv" and rising. with yarns high
or Mcn'.; wear buyers wore seeking to
operate for spring. silks wrr" very
firm and active Burlaps wcrc firmcr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-21
TOLEDO GRAIN.

TOLEDO, Ohio. May 20 1nv"rsHrd
prime cash :7.oo; October "o.=0: D"ccm'
Der 20.1J.
!Ms!kc not quoted.
Timothy. prime cash old "a: nov 40
May $50: September G.eJ; O"tobcl
5.723s.
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WHEELING, W. Va: May2 10.
Furnished The lntclligcncer by A E
Masten & Co.. members Of the New York
Stock Exchange. National Bank Build.
Ing, Wheeling, w. ga
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N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

WHEELING. ". Va. May - 10
Furnished The 1ntetlIgencer BY A. B
haStcn & Co. members OF the New YORK
stock Exchange National Bank Bu:iS.
IA Wheeling. W. Ia. Louis 2. Brand
Resilient Partner
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-21
PETROLEUM

OIL '7TN. Pm. May "o.--Crcdit bal
ancrs. 81. Runs. 5@,0S2: average. ,o.li1
shipments. 1910: average, 4S164.
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Curb Mining Stocks.
Standard Oil Subsidiary Stock

WHEELING. W. Va. May 20. 'le.-
Furnished The IntclllRencer by A: z.
Nastcn e. Co.. members OF the New forH
Stock Exchange. National Bank 6uilo'
mr. Wheeling W. Va.
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-877-7-s7777--
ortstde motor Stools.
NEW YORK CURB MARKET

WHEELING. ". Va. May 20, 'ls.
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Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1919-12-13
Roosevelt Man Is Found
Dead in Bed at His Home

Matthew Prokot, forty five years
old, of Railway avenue, Roosevelt,
was found dead n bed at his home
yesterday morning. Prokot lived in
two rooms in the rear of two fam
lily house opposite the public school.
He worked at one of the plants at
Roosevelt, but he had not been seen
by neighbors since last Saturday.
They reported the occurrence to the
police and Patrolman Dowling went
to the house yesterday morning.
Peering into the window he saw no
one moving in the rooms. Dowline
then forced door. and after gain
ing entrance TO the place, found
Prokot dead on the bed. he being
fully dressed.
From letters found among the dead
mans effects he had a wife and fam
lily in the old country and that he was
getting ready to go back to see them
A letter arrived yesterday from his
wife and was opened by Coroner
James j. Flynn OF this city, who was
called, In his pockets was $158
Heart disease is given as the cause
of death.
Coroner Flynn took charge of the
body and arranged for the funeral
which will be held this afternoon
from his morgue in Roosevelt. Inter
ment will be in the Presbyterian
cemetery at Woodbridge.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1919-12-13
Chamber of Commerce Sends
Out Primary Election Blanks

Today the Chamber of Commerce
sent out the primary ballots for the
election of twenty-five directors to run
as candidates in the regular election
to take place later in the month. With
the ballots is q complete list of the
mem bership and the members are
asked to pick the new directors from
that list.
They are urged to go over the whole
list OF members and write down on
paper the names Of all the men they
think would make good directors or
the organization, then select eleven of
this number and write their names on
the ballot, which is to be mailed to
the Chamber of Commerce. 1t Is I'M
portant that the eleven nominated
should represent the different busi-
ness interests and be chosen from the
merchants, manufacturers, profess
ional and trade men and not all from
one class. The ballots must be re-
turned TO the Chamber of Commerce
and placed in the ballot box by Dec
ember %, if they are to me counted.
When all The primary nomination
ballots are tabulated and counted on
December 20, the twenty-five receiv-
ing the highest number of votes will
be declared nominated. These TWEEN
ty-two names will be sent to all mem
bers to vote for eleven directors.
These ballots viii be counted on Dec
ember 20 and the eleven highest in
the final election will constitute the
new board of directors The Board
will then meet and elect the president
and all other officers and committees
and adopt q program of work for the
wear
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1919-12-13
3RD CANDIDATE
IN RACE LIKELY
New Political Party May Enter
in Presidential Race

ST. LOUIS, Mo, Dec. ia new
political party may have a candidate in
the presidential race next November
If tentative plans formulated at the
national conference of liberals. ma
terialize.
]. A. II. Hopkins of Morristown, N.
J., chairman of the executive COM
mittee of forty-eight. which conduct
ed the conference today explained
that If the party were formed, it
would be composed of progressive
and constructive liberals, who were
dissatisfied with the Republican and
Democratic parties"
The conference, which closed last
night, decided to hold a convention
before July / next, for the purpose of
nominating candidates for the pres
idency and vice presidency.
The convention is to be called by
the committee OF forty eight and II
IS planned to divide the country into
five districts with an organization
manage in each one, to win adher-
ents TO the proposed party.
Measures were adopted looking to
amalgamation of the committee OF
forty eight. the labor party and the
| farmers organization such as the non
partisan league in order to give the
proposed party greater strength.