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The Washington herald., 1919-10-02
Recommend Hypo- Cod As Best Easy to Forify Whole
Family Against Sickness This FsD-Gain Few
Pounds Improve Digestion, Appetite, and
Increase Disease Resisting Vitality.
FEEL BETTER, WORK BETTER TONE UP
SYSTEM, WARD OFF WINTER ILLS

risk OF being in a weak, rundown
condition In other cities druggists
are likewise joining in the battle.
Away up North in Detroit the Cum
ningham Stores are featuring Hypo-
Cod. Down South in Chattanooga-
Anderson, the largest druggist
there. writes: we are seIlln- and
recommending Earle's Hypo-Cod,
because we believe il the best thing
OF its kind. Thousand here are
using and indorsing it," In Colum-
bus the IS Mykrantz Drug Stores
are featuring it In Cleveland the
two great drug store chains, Mar
shall Drug Company and Standard
Drug Company. have linked up
their 30 or more drug stores in a
drive on Hypo-COd. and carload
after carload leaves for these
points In Baltimore the Read
Drug Stores are endeavoring to Sc
cure a sufficient supply to make a
drive on il. and in Norfolk, Rich
mond and other cities il has the in
dorsement of doctor, druggist
chemist, nurse and others. who as
| sert it is the incest tasting and
most powerful Alternative. digestive,
nutritive. reconstructive tonic made
Besides. no one should go about
half efficient when a small invest
ment easily puts them back on their
feet Doctors and nurses assert It
is simply remarkable how quick
this preparation brings back robust
health and vitality. 1t cleanses the
blood of impurities. helps digestion.
, liver. kidneys ard nerves. Drives
out catarrhal and bronchial affec-
tions, and is composed Of the finest
ingredients blended so nicely II has
a pleasant taste and agrees with
the most delicate stomach.
How nicely and surely IL puts the
users back on their feet is shown
| IN the statements Of users IN the
Larticles on the right They took II
According to directions. Read their
statements. Then come down TO
the nearest Peoples Drug Store and
get a bottle. Ask the clerk about
Earle's Hypo-cod. Ask him re-
garding the special free offer to
purchasers Of two bottles.
Note-We prepay large bottle
genuine Earle's Hypo-Cod any
where on receipt Of price, $40. plus
Sc war tax. Peoples Six Super
Drug Stores, Washington, d. c.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-02
Financial Ne,us--Stock Market Prices
TOBACCO LIVE
MARKET ISSUE
Actions Of Shorts Result in
5 General Uplift Of In
dustrials.
BY BRoADAN WALL.

New York. Oct. There was a
rood deal Of comedy In today's stock
market although some very serious
movsmsnts took place. The comedy
consisted in the wild activity of
some patriots who have been attack
ing the stock market and building
MP an unwieldy short interest. The
Identity of these shorts was sudden
y disclosed late Tuesday evening
and proper measures were taken to
teach them the unwisdom Of playing
the role Of stock market Bolshev-
lists. One result OF this was sharp
advances in the tobacco stocks. This
led to the circulation of incredible
rumors OF deals which IL carried
cut would require more money than
there Is. The net result Of the
days operations was a general up
lift Of industrial stocks and con-
Eiderabie improvement in the rail-
road list The underlying reason
for all of this activity was the be-
lief on the part OF Wall street that
failure and that American labor
dominates in that and other in
dustries.
While other departments of the
market were active and excited. the
most surprising movements of the
day came In the tobacco shares
United States Rubber Is repond-
ing TO the heavy buying orders
placed by its Arms
Atlantic Gulf and West Indies re-
sponded to a report that one of the
Important steamship companies is
20 go into new hands soon. 1t is a
fact that negotiations are under
way for a steamship company. but
whether Atlantic Gulf or American
Ship and Commerce or United States
Steamship is the one wanted. Of
ncial sources are silent.
Railroad stocks attracted atten-
ton for the frst time in weeks. Just
why, It was difiicult to determine.
Some rails are on the bargain coun-
ter in spite OF the fact that they are
rails
Mexican Petroleum was anoth sr
stock to make new high record
but the reason for its constant new
records is an old story. There is
nothing new on the subject.
Renewal Of business activity is
largely responsible for the strength
Of the paper stocks as there is a
constantly increasing volume of
publicity going out In the shape of
advertising and letters.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-02
COTTON MARKET.

New York. Oct. LACK Of outside support
prevented any gain in prices for cotton today.
and the market ended lower. Business re-
mained Srnan suggesting that speculative 40
counts had been pretty well erened up for over
the government condition and ginning reports
tomorrow. Estimates Of the ginning prior to
September s this season place the amount &C
l7SO.0o bales. with a possibility that the census
figures might be 30O0 bales larger.
Bullish SPOT adyices helped the undertone at
times, and after the market at IiVerpool closed
there was a-let up in selling from that center.
offerings from which were perhaps the most
prominent feature Of the days dealings
The afternoon market was quiet with few
price changes, although the undertone continued
steady. with final prices 10 to net lower.
Spot here was quiet az decline Of Is points
at y &c; there were sales Spot at New
Orleans was quiet with m.ddling unchanged at
SEc the sales were 1893 bales.
Today's port receipts tOtaled I,70o bales,
while exports aggregated $50 bales.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-02
BALTIMORE PRODUCE.

Baltimore. Md. Oct. l.-PHces on the pro-
duce market ranged follows:
BUTTER-Crcamery. iancy. Ii. e2as3c. choice
eoaslc; good ssaSoc prints Case; blocks s2asic;
ladlcs. ieai7c; Maryland and PENNSYLVANIA rolls
Safe: Ohio rolls. 43lEc: West Virginia rolls.
Baijc: stcTepacEed. i2aSr; Maryland. Virginia
and Penns lvania dairy prints, 43ai5c; prosss
butter 5ol5ic
EGGS - Maryland. PennsyIvania and nearby
frsts. Ter do. Sc; Western hr-.s. 5Oa5lc; West
Virginia frSts. 5a5ic; Southern irSts. 5Oc
LIVE sTOCK-ChcLens. old hens. lbs
and over. rer III. 3la3jc: small tn medium.
Soa35c: White LrShoms. 3la3,c: Old nosteTs.
2asc: Ugingprs large. Aa5c: small to
medium, 3IaS5c; White LcPhorns. 3ia23c: ducks.
young Prkins. lNs and over, ga30; do. pIId-
die. gas: do, Muscovy. :7a2s; d.. smaller.
thin. cisS: do. old. 2is2s; Pigeons, young. Pe-
rNir. 25SSo; do. Old. 2Sa1o: guinea fowl. young.
IL lis and over each. ?oc: smaller each. lca5nc
POTATOES-westcrn Maryland and PenusyI-
yania. No. l. pr l0n lhS. 25a27S: Eastern
shorr. Mainland and Virginia. No. l. PER 100
lbs. Sh275: New JSrs'v. NJ !. pr 100 ltS.
2 5Ha2 =; native ~ nearby No. l. rcr 100 lhs
. 5na2 7j: all sections. No ucr 100 lhS. ! 5Oa
LIS; No }. pcr 100 lhs. 75cal.ON; sweet potatnes.
North Carolina. No. l. per hbl, 2"a3 =. do.
Eastern Shore and Virginia. per bill. 275a325;
do. Rappahannock Potomac rsr bbl. 0ca7 =:
do. yans. all sections No J. pr bbl. 5cl275;
do. sweets and vans tullS and No . Ter bhI.
l.25sl.75: do. native or nearby No l. pr bbI
525sSfO: do native. Ter rs basket, 5nae5r.
VEiErABLES-Beans ratiEc. green Ter
bus SC; do. stripsisss. ~ irs. 5N465c: do
limas. p~r bis hlmPr lncI;cs: d.. r+r as
has. 5oa6oc: do. hnlIei. Ter IL, l2ali-; broccoli
native per baEke' 9a35r: hcc's per bunch
2iHa3Ec; do. New York. per b1zhrI harIrer
l2iSl -; clbhacr native. per 20 : GA .OC0: do
New York. domestic Ter ton n O0aOO0 carrots
ratiTe Tor bIn"h. "77 do. Nov York. Trr 20
Ihs, I75a2 0o; caulifoFer. MaVland rCr bh.
TcoasoO: do. Long Island. r~r bbI. 6oOa7 90
celery, New YORK and Colorado. washed. nT
bunch. Goal %; do. rr1-h. Pcr cTata. 1 ona5 90;
corn, native. rfr Dozen. ISa2c: -'cr,nr-rS. .
S-w York. rer bGshel haskrt. Ea23; egg
PLANTS native. pcr basket 7asnc: lettuer View
York. fancy Uer box or basket. l O'alcJ: DO
ro- ard leafy r~r hpx or fozket 5Cl75r: do
native per brtShel, 5O-alO0: onions Maryland
and F-nnsylvania. yellow, No ]. pcr l0l Ihs
$3.50: do. Nrw York and Western. Yellow.
No l. r-r IN lis 3c5a3O: do. white.
pr no Ih-. 5pa3TJ; do. all sections. NJ. 2
per 100 lbs. 2cOa2 30; rlnrkus., native. each
3asr TerFsrS native. llrrr. per IS basket. 6075c;
do. needle. per IS hasket. 60aT5: radishrs
nativr. rer bunch liAa2; SPINACH. native -
bus. 3l6oc; squash. native. pr - basket aa35c
tomatoes. native. a. 70 quality. rer basket.
tlasOc: DO packing stock. per bushe, I coal q;
do, yellow rrr ts taskrt 4ha51: dr grcru
pcr IS hssket 5Os65c; turniTs, native. per
basket 4ca50c.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-02
WASHINGTON PRODUCE.

The Wholesale market prices yesterday ranged
sbout as follows:
EGGs-stnetly fresh. a,se; average reoripts
Sc; Southern. Soc
CHEEsE-New YORK stats factory. whole.
milk. HsSe
|. BuTTER-stsndard creamery. Sic: Print. Sc
LlyE POULTRl-Roosters, T-r h.. 2rc
turkeys. pr ID. Sssioc; chickens spring. per ID,
SsS; henS per III. j.; keats. young. each.
lOa5O
DRESSED POULTRY - Fresh killed sprins
chickens. pcr lb.. Sap hens. per ID, IS;
Ioosterh pcr lb.. "a; turkeys. per III. 4oa4
PoRk-Smali aud neat. Nc: medium, &c;
heavy. Za2Sc.
LIVE STOCK = Calves. aa2le; lambs. lsci
sheep. 4a6c-
GREEN FRUirS-Arplcs PR bbl new, 3oca
ESQ; has. 5dca27s: California lenaons boz. 5.sa
t6.0: pineapples, per crate. 5ooss %; California
orn goa S0hI0o; reaches. 20si.0o per crate
grapss. per basket. Zia2S: do. NIagara. 8a2s
Delaware, z3a5; cantalouprs. rcr crate, 1Sa30o
SEGETABL ES-PoSatoes. per sack, 25ai 70
do. No. 2. 2ooa25o string beans. per bbl.
loos2oo; eggplant, 5ncl.o0 ncr crate; corn.
nearby. per dozen. 1a3Oc; cabbage. new, 25ca
- 81 Ter bhl: bects, 2atc Isr banch; lettuce.
Loozl50 per basket New York celery, 60oa7 0C
per crate; celery. per dozen. 7Scalo0; rumaine
lettuce. fooal. 8; squash looal.50 prr crate
spring onions. 25Oa3oD prr 100 bunches; do
per luolb sack, 3sOa3.75; tomatoes, nearby. 5oca
10 per crate: swrPt rotztOes, 25Oaioo per Dbl
yEms. rcr bbl. 2joa3 80
The Washington herald., 1919-10-02
A GRAND TONIC
after Illness
Weak, Unable 10 Walk, Appetite
Gone, She Took Hypo-cod
WASHINGTON LADY SAYS
ITS A WONDERFUL TONIC

How quick q person can build
themselves up 70 robust health il
told by Washington user Of Eypo-
Cod She said:
81 got up from my sick bed no
weak and worn out that I couldn't
walk across the room Ny feet felt
as heavy as lead and / was nervous
and my appetite was 81 poor L ats
very little. I got a bottle of Hypo-
Cod and took some of their Nerv-
Mintz. too. and il is everything that
they claim IL TO be- feel like q
different person and am eating so
heartily and getting strong 50 fast
1 recommend Hypo-Cod TO every
body continues Mrs Julia Morri-
son, 224 Massachusetts, avenue
northwest Washington. n C
Instead OF waiting until your
system is weak and you become SICK
abed. just use a little Hypo-Cod
now just as winter Is coming on
and go through the cold weather
with never a cold. cough or sick
ness OF any kind This is possible
IL practiced with q little thought
and saves time money and lots OF
lives" was the advice George I.
Ayres gave recently and certainly
such preparedness is wise with
rumors OF a return OF the -fiu-
this autumn.
Earle's Hypo-Cod contains the
! finest ingredients. Should be used
| systematically as per directions on
| the bottle and this splendid prepa-
/ ration snould not be confused with
the many secret and widely adver-
/ tised remedies Earle's Hypo-Cud
| formula on the bottle Indorsed by
the profession as the most powerful
! tonic, reconstructive. alternative. di-
Cestive builder made. Come down
to the store nearest you tonight
and get a couple bottles and per
nit the whole family 10 take IL a
little while this fall
The Washington herald., 1919-10-02
CONDUCTOR SAYS HYP0-C0D
IS fine FOR COUGHS AND COLDS
1t Stopped My Cough in a Jify
Went Right Back to Work
Again.
IT'S SURELY A GOOD
TONIC AND BUILDER

81 had such a terrific cough and
cold that 1 laid of my run on the
New orleans Special for a week
trying to get better. 1t was one of
those heavy colds and 1 was fever
ish and felt miserable. Had sharp
shooting pains through my lungs
and even my appetite was gone by
the time got hold of that first
bottle of Hypo-Cod.
And Hypo-Cod Is the real thing
when it comes to medicine" con-
tinued W. L. Parker. 200 Tenth
street southeast, Washington, ID. c.
Tt knocked that cold and cough
out of me in a jiffy and I was soon
back to work. My appetite came
back and / began to eat hearty
meals and things tasted good
again. now feel stronger and
better all over and have the old
pep" back once more. 1t sure is
the right stuff
Hypo-Cod contains just what is
needed to knock out all those bron-
chial, catarrhal and kindred trou-
bles. Syrup of Hypophosphites.
Malt, Cod Liver Oil Extract, Extra
Select Sherry Wine (finest medici-
nal wine made). Wild Cherry Bark
and Iron. The best part about
Hypo-Cod is that It doesn't just re-
lieve the cold temporarily. 1t builds
you up. increases the disease resist
ing vitality and wards of such
troubles. Brings back robust health
and strength according to users.
Come down to the store nearest you
tonight, We prepay large bottle
anywhere upon receipt of price. $i.2o
plus sc war tax.-People's Six Super
Drug Stores. Washihgton, d. c.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-02
BALTIMORE GRAIN.

Baltimore. Nj. Oct. L-wHEAT SALES
Bag lots. by sample. brought, LOO. zoo. 40
212 ais. 2B. I'd. 2.22. 2.4, Is. and ~
per bushel
One car No. Q red winter, garlicky. Canton.
22.1N; l car No. red winter, garlicky. Locust
Point, 2gh.
Track Yellow Corn. No or better. for do
nestle delivery, is quotable at ls5 per bushel
asked. for carlots on spot (oldt.
COB C0ES-Is quotable at 500 TO $50 PEI
barrel for bag lots Of old white and yellow On
the wharf loldl.
HAY--No. Timothy. 500; standard Timothy,
20 5DaSl.oo; No. 2 timothy. 500; No. timothy,
25.oCSza00; No. l light clover mixed, 800;
No. light clover mixed. Z7.ooa2S00; No l
clover mixed. 3.ooa250; No. clover MIXED,
q. 5az 50; No. l clover. nominal. 200; No. 2
clover. nominal $50; sample hay. aoooa22
, STRAW-No. l straiEht rye. lTooalsoo; No.
2 do. 155oale %; No tangled do. Iteoal4 %;
No, 25do.. I205al25 So: No L.ybeat. Izooal5oo;
No 2 do. 1looafio; No. ! oats, N0alSoo;
No. do, t15hlaa
The Washington herald., 1919-10-02
HIS DAUGHTER
AFTER ILLNESS
TOOK HYPO-COD
Built Her Up QIck. BroSrht
Roses and Strength Back.
IN BETTER HEALTH
THAN EVER AGAIN

My daughter had an attack of
ouinzy first on one side. then on the
other. This was followed by Neu-
Titis in both arms which left her in
weak. frail, pathetic condition.
Loss of appetite. loss OF flesh, eX-
trcne nervousness were all too
plain. so after investigating the
formula OF Earle's Hypo-Cod. which
was being highly recommended by
druggists and users At that time I
got her a bottle OF this preparation.
which has proven q fine tonic.
Il first noticed an improvement In
appetite Next her hsggard. care
worn look began to disappear-then
the roses began TO appear in her
cheeks, and the eyes instead OF hav-
ing that dull heavy look Frightened
and in a short time Cafter taking
eeveral bottles) she began TO gain
flesh and soon had gotten back to
normal, and. in fact, looked better
and felt better than she did before
she was taken sick.
ct have seen from my personal
observations just what Hypo-Cod
will do for one when in a nervous.
rundown condition from either
| Overwork or from u severe spell OF
sickness and highly recommend it
To all" writes Thomas r. Black
ford. los 4th ST. ne. Washington
d. c.
What Prof E E. Early. ]. Henry
Scruggs, Ph. c., p. D., Emily White,
the eminent nurse. and chemists
druggists and doctors say prove
beyond all doubt that In Hypo-Cod
we have a much more eficient and
powerful builder than heretofore
obtainable and its pleasant taste is
/ a revelation.
Come down to the drug store and
permit one Of our clerks TO tell you
something about Hypo-Cod IL still
/ in doubt Ask to see the formula
upon each bottle. Note: We pre-
pay large bottle Earle's Hypo-Cod
anywhere. receipt OF price, S1.20.
plus Sc war tax.-People's Drug
| stores. Washington, ID. c.
Mfg's Note: The genuine Earle's
Hypo-Cod. made In one Of Americas
| finest and largest laboratories OF
the very best ingredients only and
bearing the name Earle Chemical
Co.. Wheeling. W. Va. comes in an
Orange Colored carton exactly like
the picture on the left Insist upon
the genuine. To make certain OF
no substitution visit the advertised
The Washington herald., 1919-10-02
HER FACE DISFICURED,
GIRL, Is, RUNS AWAY

Newport. Oct. A-Disinclination to
face her chums at q boarding school
at Concord. N. H. after her fea-
lures had been disfigured during the
summer by an automobile accident
was the reason for the disappear
ance September II Of Miss Muriel
Young. the ls-year-old daughter Of
Mrs. Arthur p. Eggleston. Of Bos-
ton. Mrs. MARI e. Hamilton. q New
york policewoman. was assigned 70
the case last Tuesday. She found
the girl on Sunday at a hotel in New
Haysn and returned her to her moth
er. who had been summoned frou
Boston. w
The Washington herald., 1919-10-02
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.

New Yot. Oct L-Today's closing rates Of
EXCHANGE on principal foreign markets: Sterling.
demand. ASA: cables. 4e1; hankss. 90 DAYS.
SIS; % days. LlRl- France. checkH Sa; eAblaa.
many. cAeckA -; cables, AZ Austria, ch.4x
l0; cables. Lo. Helland, checks. IN; cables.
ia Italy. checks. ofs; czbies. sA ssisl
checks 6S; cables. 6sl
The Washington herald., 1919-10-02
COTTON RANGE.
LIVERPOOL COTTON.
HOLLAND.

Liverpool Oct. L-Spots crened in limited de-
rand todsy. Prices were easier. Sales amount
ed to iOCo bales. Receipss t5caled 200 hnles,
none American. Futllrs npsued easy.
American middlins fair - II; good middlirg.
0.2: full middling, % c: middling. 10 z: low
middiing. H.H; eood ordinary. $50; ordinary,
lAga Futures closed steady
The Washington herald., 1919-10-02
NEW YORK MONEY MARKET

New York. Oct. Money on call on the
stock exchange ruled at per cent. Loans
made on all industrial collateral were Gallo per
cent Time money again fairly active
today. rates being unchanged at per cent
for all maturitics
Mercantile Paper was quoted at 5Aa5li per
cent.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-02
Washington Stock Exchange.

SALES.
Washington Railway. p'd.. 10 at s.. at s.
Lanston. at 76. 10 at Ts. 10 at 76.
After call:
Potomac Electric cons IS, 5000 at %. 81 900
at o.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-02
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

Pittsburg. Oct L HOGS = Reoeipts, Loo:
feady; heavy. Il. 0zHB: heavy Workers, II 5ca
5.l5; hzht Yorkers. lss6s7oo; pigs. Is 25als 50
SHEEP AND I.ASTBS-Receirts, 500; steady
% sbeep. 1850; top lambs. 800
cALNEst-Reoeipts. 100; sesdy: top. go
EASt Buffalo. v. T.. Oct. I-CATTLERe-
eip.s -; ssady
CALyES-Reoripts. rs; tesdy: Toa30; q
s-. g3.z
HoGS-Receipts. l.soo; active; loa5c lower;
h~aIy. II sosTsS mixed and Yorkrs $50;
4xht Yorkers. H.nan3: pigs. n0: roughs'
.t.goalt5o; staSS lopoal3O
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, 600; lambs
n lower; lambs. apals5o; yeariings. 7oo.Iloo;
theFs unchanyed.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-02
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. Oct. 1-BCTTER-Market frm
salted and unsalted. fresh creamery extras. 6ss
66tse; cranerS hrsts. fresh, 5a63Iac; creamery
higher than extra, fresh, 65i4as7c State dair,
tubs Fa62c
CHEESE-Market finn; vholemiik specials
so'sa3lhc; whole milk fancy. 3oa,Ufc; whole milk
lower grades. c3A,si4c; Wisconsin whole milk
fancy. Ioung Americas, 32a3EAc; State skima
specials. 0Ha3kc: sk:ms choice Eal9lsc
skins. fair to good. lialsc;; skins. lower grades
.a5c
EGGS Market hrm; nearby white fancy Sns
&c; nearby brown. fancy. TOa1tc; extra, 64sssc
frsts. 5Ss6oc
N. Y. BANK CLEARINGS.
New York. Oct. Bark clearings here to
day wer sIosI 06l. Sill
The Washington herald., 1919-10-02
CURB MARKET.

rysi.Asd By suIiI.u 4 Co. lssl G street
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-28
Would Repeal
Semi=Luxury
Tax Clause

Washington. Feb. ::.-Eepea! Of the
ssm!-luyury FAX n IL war revenue
Ill signed Nonda: nigh: b. the
President, was proposed il 6 reso.a-
ton approved toda: % the House
ways ard means committee aci
later introduced hi Chairman
k.,ch.a. The clause provides to-
tax q -ea per Ger. after Mag o.
wearing apparel ana many other az
.!c.es costing above specified sums.
M k:;chin Amounted that he
would coll IL resolution tomorrow
for passage by -he Iious+
Ac;.o, q tha measure IS expected.
with House leaders hopeful that he
Senate will act before ad.ov-nmea.
mex. week
During tte meeting Q. The wars
aoi mea.s committee. J. VAS sug-
sestei that the -an per cen: TAX On
frs should De repealed particularly
II is application 70 those ot lower
cost. Unanimous cocsen. could not
De reached. however, ac6 10 recon-
neCca-!on was made.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-28

laws and the introduction in the senate
q resolution n the House pre.errias
an extra session n Narch.
In his conferences the President was
tod ny administration leaders tina, all
important legislation could not re pass
81 because o. Republican opposition.
The President was said 20 have espe-
cialiy urgei passage O. the naval and
other appropriation bills ana the Viz
cory Lean" bill, Those discussing the
Legislative situation with 2ir Wilson
included Senator Martin. Democratic
leader IN ,he Senate Chairman Sill
mons ;; the Senate finance roa3nl:tAc
and Chairman She-.ey o. the House
appropriations committee.
Senator'S, representatives ard o.a,-
callers KEEP. the T-esiden. ext.ere.-
busy during lis visit NAM Repuci.-
ian members passed through the crow;
o.:side the -oor-. b.. none called o.
O was called by tie President. TIE
executive earnestly coa.ersei with II
.o-odi visitors, 81. signed TO bis;
merely giving ard receiving coYnse
Occasionally the President. apparently
,i-ed. leaned O. 81. u?ao- ! marble
topped desk. ard when rs las. caller.
Representative She-.e!. was received ne
sa. o. loGnge.
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Palmer
Nominated for
Atty. General

Washington. Fse CA Mitchell!
Palmer today was nominated by I-ss-
iien; Wilson 70 &c attorney genera.
M Palmer probably will take osce
March 4, the date tentatively axed IS
Attorney General Gregory fo. his re-
tirenea, when he resigned seve-a,
months ago 70 re,u-, . private p-ac-
,ice o. iaT
The resignation Q: NJ. Paine. az ai.ea
property custodian has 70, been az
bounced ana there has been 70 int.
nation as % who may succeed lin, il
tha, Office.
Mr.. Paine. IS a native 0. s..ouos-
burg. Pa, and & years o.6 He grad
uated :.or. Swarsamo-e college il 81,
and Two years later was admitted 70
tie bar
!, -s,> re vas elected - Congress
and served three terms from tie 3s.n
Pennsylvania district. S.ace IL re
has beer q r,enhe: q. the national
democratic committee I: vas geae--
ally reported that he was offered tie
war portfolio in President. Wilson's FRS,
cabinet b.: asked 10 Re excused be-
cause Re was Quaker. y Oc;ober.
-. President Wilson named HIN AMEN
property custodian
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-28
Activity of Hun
Propagandists
In Latin-America

washington. FEB. ...-Co.t.n-e.. a.
t.vi.y Of German propaganc.s:s J.: the
Latin American countries was indicate
in dispatches today FROM. Maxlco CITY
and Bolivia One repo-: - The state
department, told OF the publication an:
circulation Q: stories regarding ~ en-
barge b The United states on ship
men:s 10 and from La:ia-Arae..caa
countries, characterized ty TIE cepar.-
ment as entirely false. Another dispatch
related 70 the publication .. a state
nent tina. Is 80 German girls had been
ordered into France 10 aid = tie re-
population Of that country.