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Case Of Shell-Shocked Inquiry.

Immediate investigation by the
House military committee to deter
mine whether soldiers suffering from
she'll shock are Quartered In hos
pitfalls with the criminally insane
was proposed in q resolution intro
duced by Representative Ricketts, ~.
publican. Ohio. -
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ADAM A. wEscHLER, AucrIoNEER.

ADAM A. wEsCHLER, AUCrIoNEER.
Unclaimed Baggage and Ac-
cumulated Articles of the Lost
Property Bureau of the Wash
ington Terminal Company by
Public Auction to Pay Storage
and other Charges by Order
of the Director General of
Railroads.
BY virtue Of an order Of TIE Supreme Court
Of the District Of Columbia passed in equity
cause No. s24a2. We win cell By public 4anc-
tion. within the saiesrooms of Adam Al.
wesehler. go Pa; ave. NV. on WEDNEs-
DAY. AUGUST SIXTH, 1919. commencing at
TEN O'CLOCK AM: . large quantity. Of un-
claimed baggage and lost articles. consisting
Of Suit Gases, Handbags, Valises. Sample
Cases, Raincoats, Umbrellas, Packages.
Clothing. Jewelry. Eyeglasses and miscei-
laneous personal property.
Terms cash.
DIRECTOR GENERAL OF RAILRoADs,
.e- By J. I. WILENA, supeeiat1ndent,
Washfngten Terminal Railroad.
jy26-d&dhs GO !]''sssS
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TO MORROW.
THOMAS BOWLING 4 CO., AUCTIONEERS.
18th and NV.

PRIVATE DWELLING. NO. as12 JOE
LYN STREET NORTHWEST, CHEVY
sell at public auction WEDNESDAY, JULY
THIRT1ETH. 1919, at ELEVEN O'CLOCK A, NJ,
contests Of the above dwelling. consisting in
beds. springs. M.itsresse.. cssirs. Parios Fur.
niture. Dining Room Table. China Closet.
Serving Table and D r. Chair; Carpets.
etc. etc. Terms cash. ty2S-2t
THos. J. OWEN Z SON. AUCT1oNEERs.
Valuable Business Property
Fronting. 42.3 Feet on Penn
sylvania Avenue NV. and
Improved by the Four-Story
Brick Building Nos. 1919 and
1721 Pennsylvania Ave. Lot
Contains 5,113 Square Feet.
sell at public auction. in front Of the prem
DAY isc OF JULY. iSis. Al FIVE o'cLocK
poses as lot sos in square les.
This is one of the best 'front.'
ages available on Pennsylvania
avenue and the lot contains 5,113
square feet, with excellent alley
facilities; the improvements con-
sist of a very substantial 4story
brick building used for business
purposes. .sasfs
Terms; Sold subject to "a deed of trust for
$S7 500. bearing interest at s1 par cent, one
half over said trust to be paid In CASH and
the remainder in one year, or AL cash. at pur
time Of sale and the purchaser allowed thirty
days to complete thu purchase. Further par
tculars at time Of sale.
THOs. J. OWEN q SON,
ty23-d&ds, exSu Auctioneers.
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NEW BUNGALOW
q S00
SACRIFICE.
BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN HOME

An expensive all-stone. detached residence.
with slate roof, containing rooms and bath :
Arg. large cellar e,l. and attic; House equipped with
stove, vacuum cleaning plugs. washing machine
ana excellent pump. 1t is heated by hot water
and all screened. including large dining porch
Abundance Of old oak shade trees surround the
house; good family orchard; line garden; ga
rage and other outbuildings. About 2h acres
OF land. Located on 2O0-ft. elevation. with
attractive outlook. Price, $13, GOO; easily
reached BY auto in 20 minutes over yery hest
road out of Washington. =
A. G. H0UGHTON & CO.. 1915 n st. nv
We have the BEST in every section. ale
SRooA AND BATH HOUSE; ELECTRIC
nents; furnace heat: extra large and hixh-ceii-
ing rooms; beautiful shade; large porches:
one square from car line. Price, g, 600. $50
cash, balance to suit.
ARTHUR CARR. Hyattsvilie. Nd.
NEAR GOLF AND COUNTRY CLUB, IN EX.
elusive community, attractive S-room house
with large corner lot and cement walks; cleo
fr1cify. .h.-w.h. and bath: immediate posses
sion; highest elevation; cool and healthy: 20
minutes ride to War Dept. by trolley or auto
Price, $1,000; terms. Also l4-room house with
81 acres; well shaded lawn and trolley station
on property. in same locality, which must be
sold to settle an estate. Bargain. Owner f.
l. COCKRELL. 923 11th st. NV. Main 1878. .
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PROPOSALS.

WASHINGTON. D.. c., JULY %, 1s1s..The
District Of Columbia offers for sale one hori.
zontal. triple expansion, crank and hywheel
Nordberg pumping engine, capacity 9, 7O0.O 600
U. s.. gallons per day, for the reason that its
capacity is Inadequate for present service.
Sealed proposals for the purchase Of this en-
CINE will be received at the Office Of the Score
tary to the Board Of Commissioners. Room. 500.
District Building, until O'Clock Pm. August
co. 1919. Proposal forms, and specifications
describing this unit may be obtained on sap-
plication to the Superintendent. Water Depart
m Hns District F6iIdng WssRpEStSn
NER. CHARLES W. KUTz. Commissioner
D. c. jy2s.8t
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS, WASH
ington. July IS. 1919.-Sealed proposals will
be received at this Office, Room 500. until 2
o'clock p.m.. August 5. 1919, for furnishing
one 5-passenger automobile. Sedan type, gaso-
line propelled. Specifications and form Of
proposal may be obtained upon application to
trict building LOUIS BRoWNLoW.s ".
GWYNN GARDINER, CHARLES W.. KUTz,
Commissioners, D. c. jy28, 1879
OFFICE OF THE ZONE SUPPLY OFFICER,
18th and F Streets NV, Washington, D. c.
Sealed proposals. in triplicate, will be opened
at the above address at 11:0O AM, August 4,
1919 for furnishing Of all labor and materials
required in making certain repairs to the Gov.
eminent. approach roadway to Staunton, vir-
proposal blanks may be had upon application at
this office. Proposals to be filed in triplicate
and must bear guaranty thereon. Mark en-
velopes PROPOSALS. FOR REPAIRS TO
ROADWAY STANTON. VIRGINIA, Ma
20 AM AuGTsT TO 1s 10 ana address nT
same to Zone Supply OfRcer, washington, D. C.
iy25 &c, Is, 20,a e -
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FUTURE DAYS.
rHos. ]. OWEN & son. AUcTIoNEERs.

. ON SATURDAY. AUGUST THIRTIETH.
1919. AT ONE O'CLOCK PM, j will sell at
public auction, in rear Of No. 12s "D' st.
NV, to pay storage and other charges. one
closed rubber tired carriage tcoupe),F stored
with me in, the name of John Mickens.'s
Terms: Cash. Interested parties take notice.
zes=I MRS. L. A. LONGLEY.
iyo9au259121H ts4
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POTOMAC HEIGHTS

Have ycu seen. itf The prettiest and mos,
pteturesqee suburban property in the city.
mile. Also faces Conduit road and car line.
Same distance. All within one block Of ear,
sne fare. No change, We ire now having
ungsualty heavy sales. all to good people, to
build homea. Under stringent restrictions. Il
VIII always be white. At present rate Of sell.
Tag all viii soon be sold and you win regret
not buying site for home. gardens, fruit and
ehtekens. Act quickly and corae out and look
Il ever. Water. sewer. electricity. Buy now
and bald when 1t suits you. Several new
homes going up now and we expect to build
quite number for sale. Prizes very moderate.
Lots $425 to $500. Easy terms. Take Cabin
John car. get Oh at Jewett Ut. and see W. r.
jackson, owner, 5424 Conduit road. Cleyeland
go, or call on 8. T. DORSETT. owner, at Of.
eee. ibo4 q 1t. NV. Main 1000. -
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B. NOTES. AUcrIoNEER.

EXTRA LARGE SALE OF DRY GOODS AND
.. FURNISHINGS. (
By order Of owner, retiring business. we will
offer for sale by public auction, on the prem
Uses, 1886 III northwest, on MONDAY, AUGUST
FOURTH, AT TEN-THIRTY AN. consisting
of very large stock of seasonable merchandise !;
large quantities of Hosiery, ,emeh's. women's
and children's; Underwear, mems and ladies;
Furnishings ready made garments; lot Table
and Bed Linen, Collars, Neckwear, @Jewelry
and lot Of other goods usually found in store
OF tnat KIND. i =. 80
Dealers and private buyers invited.
Terms: Cash. Large deposits required
jy20-5t D. NOTES Auctioneer
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FUTURE DAYS,

r. n
ADAM "A. wEsCHLER, AUCTIoNEER. ..'E
Receivers Sale in Bankruptcy
of the Entire Stock of Shoes,
Fixtures, ETC., Contained in
No. s4O7 9TH Street Northwest.
BY virtue Of an order Of the Supreme Court
Of the District Of. Colnmbi.. holdins BARK.
as the Columbia Shoe Store. BANKRUPT No.
llee, the undersigned receivers win sell By
FRIDAY, AUGUST FIRST 1918. OOMMENC-
ING TEN O'CLOCK AM. stock OF ladies',
Mems and Childrens Shoes, Rubbers, Find
ings, Benches. Stools. sbcwcases, Window Fix
lures Shelving, Partitions. etc.; also the re-.
ceiyerst will sell at the same time the Sunex
pired term Of q lease to said premises.
Terms:9 Cash. =. lESS
RICHARD D. DANIELS,
5lS Woodward bldg,
SAMUEL @. MULLDY, -
Bank Of Commerce and Say. bldg,
Receivers
BYRON o. GRAHAM, Attorney. Equity bldg,
1y2s-d&dbs ,3.+,r -,s-Fr-.r.
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FARMS.
FOR SALE-COnfinued.

NEW sEvEN-RoOM HOUSE AND BATH: 20
acres Of good soil: aefes in woodland: 200
and mesthouse; all new; located one mils
from electric line Price, IS, 500 including al
crops. Terms. 81. 500 cash, balance to be ar.
ON STATE PIKE FROM GAITHERSBURG
to Laytonsville, 3 miles from Metropolitan
branch B. & o. r. r., 127& acres, in high
state Of cultivation. Apply A. N. CLAGETT,
Gaithersburg. Nd, Route 2. 90
$50" WANTED.
WANTED TO BUY FARM; STATE PRICE,
terms. location. particulars in first letter. No
agents. Box 126-H. Star office. %
TO RENT-FARM OF ABOUT so ACRES; Is
miles from Washington. on good road. A.
ROSENBERGER. $50 Irving st. ne. 29e
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MOST BEAUTIFUL a-ACRE COUNTRY HOME
In NV. located on macadam road, near cleo
trtc railway; only miles out. Charming
bungalow Of rooms and both, shot-water heat,
electricity, electric water system: garage
Wonderful lawn and oak shade. Picturesque
81. 600. Address Box 1a-H Star ofiice : q,
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FIVE ACRES AND HOUSE; SPECULATIVE
location and desirable for subdivision; front
lots all cleared land; on Sheriff road; Scent
ROI.D k12 9TH N w ~
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MOST BEAUTIFUL s-AcRE COUNTRY HOME
IN NV. located on macadam road, near cleo
@ q and nss Sos 5ess
wonderful lawn and OAK shade; Picturssaue
81, 600. address Box 13-H. Star oflce.
TAKoMA PARK HOMES.
First time offered: good 5-room house; bath
and gas; acre land; $1.60D; half cash; 2
Sunsaovs to close an estie ;We e, Rhsoo
lev. repairs. 1880, terms. choice Of beau.
ton and good terms il desired; splendid dou-
Bile house, ! acre land. fine corner, 2 squares
ears e Ga cheapest buy in the Park. Can sell
Ten 1914 ON dwellings; must be sold. Cor
ner business lot. suit live grocer.
Col, s s5os. PARK 4.i a5aIF Fs,t CO.. .. C.
401200; fine growing vegetable garden. Price,
$4,000; terms, $500 cash, SOS mo- SIMPKINS,
owner. 2S11 Central ave-. Woodbridge. d. c.
WELL PLANNED CENTER HALL. HOUSE
room CsA124). with stone fireplace and
French doors leading to side porch lOx22. din.
ing room, kitchen and pantry; second door. 4
and layatery adjoining master bedroom; hot
water heat; oak floors; located near car line;
lot ss112o; additional ground II desired. g. F.
Nd. owner. Tel. Cleve. 1045-J.
BEAUTIFUL FOREST GLEN, EIGHT MILES
north-Steam and electric transportation and
smooth macadam road to property. 14-room
stone and frame house. bathg; highest slev.;
light; cleo. motor; sewerage; garage; virgin
| hardwood shade; hardwood floors; / 1-3 acres
tree and vine fruits; garden plot; environ
ments superb; close to female seminary. schools
and churches; located in q beauty spot; q home
FAIRFAx. Ash for Mr.. tcRossMAS.
GENTLEMAN's SUBURBAN HOME OF 10
rooms. This !: one Of the finest homes around
corner lots. nne lawn, hedge, garage. etc.
Splendid location, close to city. Convenient to
cars; For quick sale, $500. Terms. A. B.
prices and terms right. See 8. 3. COLE. 3O0i
GLEN ECHo-EIGHT ROOMS; FURNISHED;
| ami: porches; fruit, vegetables, flower gar
den; $50 per month. Inquire Apt. g. 1905
Both st. NV. Washington. 30s
FIVE ROOMS, unfurnished: entire lower door
Of large residence; ami; $4s. Phone Falls
Church cow. .z1i 31s
KENsINGTON, MD.-TWO LARGE ROOMS.
Ink. first floor, with large porch and yard;
eiec. lights and water; immediate possession.
Apply B. W.. Anender. Phone 12-J. Kensing
ton. Nd. Is -
WANTED.
COTTAGE AT NORTH CHESAPEAKE BEACH
| for month of September; must be on beach.
FRED G. REED. SO4 18th st. NV. F. 963. 31s
FARMS.
| FOR SALE.
FIVE ACRES AND HOUSE; SPECULATIVE
! location and desirable for subdivision; front
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ORKNEY SPRINGS HOTEL

OPEN JUNE I. Beautiful mountains; always
Free amuasments. best envifenmsnt: good tahas;
water equal Carlsbad for rheumatism. ktdneys.
nexvousness; capacity. 800; heoklet
H G. CARTER, 4zeA.
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Tia Potomae's most delightful spot. A
family resort denuded Of hotel aspect. Excel
lent table. Salt water bathing. Artesian
water. Reached via Colonial Beach. Write
for Information and reservations. Miss PRANK
g. BRERNTON. Potomac Beach, Va, or
phnne H 5000, -
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CROOKSTON BIKE RACE
SCHEDULED FOR MAY l8

Crookston, Mimi. May 1o.-The
third annual bicycle race \of the
Crookston Motorcycle company will
be held Sunday. May 1S. according
to announcement made today. The
race will be over the same course
as a year ago. the racer leaving at
the corner of Broadway and Third,
going to the new dam east of the city,
crossing a footbridge there and re-
turning to the starting place over
the north road. The distance to be
covered will be IL miles.
A silver loving cup has been offered
for the winner. However. the one
winning the event this year must be
victorious in three events before he
secures permanent possession of it.
Winner of first place will also re-
ceive a pair of bicycle tires. Twelve
other articles have been put up as
prizes.
Wallie Nelson won honors in the
first annual event and a year ago
Sam Braff walked away with first
prize. Entries r being made daily
and a large group of boys inc young
men will undoubtedly enter before
the final day.
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BIG CROWD ATTENDS
KENTUCKY DERBY AS
DARK CLOUDS GATHER

Louisville. Ky, May 10-Dark skies
and predictions for rain did not stop
the progress of a great throng toward
the race track today nor did the pros
pect of a heavy track force overnight
Withdrawals from the list of IA thor
oughbreds carded to start in the forty
NTH renewal of the kentucky Derby
at Churchill Downs today. Neither
weather nor the track conditions. due
to a two days rain. apparently re-
moved Eternal as the public choice,
dictate Billy Kelly and Sir Barton had
a multitude of hackers.
Meanwhile a coterie of eastern peo-
pie, it was said, think we'll Of the
chances of Vindex, Harry Payne
Whitney's entry. Corson. considered a
good mud horse, Under Fire, Sennings
Park. Regalo, Sailor, Clermont and
Frogtown, each had a respectable fol-
lowing prior to post time.
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CHICAGO.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago, May 10. - Favorable
weather and talk of Iowa importing
from Argentina had a bearish effect
on corn. Support "a lacking until
after the market had undergone q
material decline. Then commission
houses and shorts became buyers.
Opening prices which ranged from
1-S to 2 Lee lower with July $1.62
1-2 to $1.63 and September 1854 1-2
to $1.55, were followed by a slight re-
action which. however. failed to last.
Oats were easier with corn. After
opening unchanged to~7-Sc lower in
Guiding July at 81 7-8 to 6S the mar
ket continued to sag.
Provisions reflected changes in the
value of hogs. Moderate setbacks
were followed by fair upturns to
above yesterdays closing level.
Weekend adjustment Of trades led
to rallies. but not of a lasting sort
The close was unsettled, 1-2c to / 7-Sc
net lower, with July $1.62 Id and
September $1.53 1-2@1.54 1-S.
In the later dealings the market
hardened still and the close was
at virtually the top figures of the ses-
sion.
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LOAN SYSTEM
MAKES BIG SHOWING

Washington. May 1o.-The Federal
Farm Loan System is now doing
about fifteen per cent Of all agricul-
tural land loan business in the Unit
ed States. A report Of the Farm
Loan Board today at the conclusion Of
that loans closed in the last twelve
months amounted to $12O,23S, 900.
The aggregate of farm loans made by
all agencies. public and private, is
estimated at about $~800,000,000 an
nually.
The Spokane district has closed
over $30.000.000 in loans, more than
any other.
The Omaha districtiis second with
over 2 100000, st. Paul third with
W. 10000 900.
' BY states, Texas leads with $22,-
$4,000; North Dakota is third with
with $14.086,000.
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ENGLISH slip
one OVER ON
MOTOR RACERS
Engineers Pro6ted by Build.
ing Of Aviation
Motors.

Indianapolis. May 10.-England has
put one over on her competitors in
tho international 5o0-mile Liberty
sweepstakes on the Indianapolis mo-
tor speedway. May 81.
With the arrival, Of the English
Sunbeam racing cars that Jean Chas-
sagne and Dario Resta will pilot in
the big ~five-century event. it devel-
oped that these machines incorporate
several s%tartlingly new principles of
design cleaned from the experience
Of the Sunbeam engineers in the man.
ufacture of aviation motors, and that
they were built especially to meet
the peculiar conditions presented by
the Indianapolis track. a secret are
fully guarded heretofore.
The maximum speed of the new
F! quantity, rs they are too fast to be
run over the roads. and there is no
suitable test track at present in Eng
land. the famous Brooklands oval
having been badly torn up by heavy
trucks passing over it to and from
a large aviation field maintained there
during the a
The cars are fitted with %six-cylin-
der b~all-bearing crankshaft engines.
with sox150 mn. bore and stroke, and
develop 152 horsepower at their nor
NAL crankshaft speed of 5000 r. p.
m. They are equipped with four speed
transmissions and have 2 wheelbase
OF only 10S inches. to accommodate
themselves to the short radius Of the
Indianapolis turns.
Louis Coatalen. a designer Of the
Sunbeam cars. and managing director
n chief engineer of the Sunbeam
factory, will supervise the tests of
his latest racing creations at the In
d~ianapolis motor speedway in person.
The presence of Coatalen in this coun-
try as manager of the Sunbeam team,
is an indication that England will
make the greatest effort she 'has yet
put forth to win first honors in an
Indianapolis event.
At present the Sunbeam team is
handicapped because of it's failure to
bring along ny mechanicians. owing
to the imp%ossibility of securing the
necessary passports in time. Efforts
are being made to enlist the aid of
several competent Americans to man
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LEGAL NOTICE.


81 OF "O3s * w n go
STATE OF NORTH DAKoTA.l
County Of Grand Forks.
IN COUNTY COURT.
April Term. Held April 18th, 1918.
In the Matter OF the ~Guardtanship of
Ella a. Munro, Ross r. Munro, Mil
dred J. Munro IN q. Hubert Munro,
On reading and Ming the petition of
Geo. K. Munro. guardian Of said minors.
representing, among other things. that
his. The said wards are seized, Of certain
real estate in Grand Forks. North Da-
kota, and that It is for the best inter.
be sold, and praying for license to sell
the same; and It appearing to the court,
from said petition, that II II for the best
interests OF said minors "a sell said real
II is ORDERED AND DIRECTED.
That the next kin Of sid wards, and
all spers0n1T interested I'm said estate,
appear before the judge OF this courtsson
Tuesday, the 2eth day Of May. a. D.
1918, at 10 o'clock q. M at the court
house in Grand Fork. f. sid COUNTY
there shall be, why license should not
be granted for the sale OF said. real
estate. according 70 the prayer Of said
sHsp II IL FURTHER ORDERED.
i nnse !. so sSpy g w ,teas s e5es foo on.. .ue ss paSs
weeks prior to said day Of hearing, in
tho Grand Forks Herald, daily 5news-
paper printed mi published 1t Grand
Forks In Aid3cornty.
DATED 6 !Srssad! Forks ND, the 18th
tccart seaI5S LksHAssELLs
fAprils1e, e: Nay 3.sio.)
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DULUTH.
DULUTH GRAIN.

Duluth, Mimi, May 1O.-Elevator
receipts domestic grain: Barley 1000,
year ago 1900; rye $4,000; fax 5000.
Shipments: Wheat ZIG. 500: rye L.
200.
Duluth car inspection: Wheat, Nos.
l and 2 northern 1; total wheat l.
year aga Q; fax 2. year ago 1; oats 1,
year ago Q; rye %; barley Z, year ago
z. Total all 80, year ago IL; on track
4.
Duluth, Mimi, May 10.-The
near future in fax was steady but
other futures were advanced moder-
ately in today's market. Prices
showed fair gains at stage but
later the market eased off on realiz-
ing sales and evening-up trades over
the holiday. May flax closed un-
changed; July TX up and October
1c up.
Rye was again under pressure.
Spot closed az off; May TX off and
July IN off. Oats closed " off for
spot and barley closed unchanged for
spot. Closing:
Wheat unchanged.
Linseed on track $3.9S q $500 "
arrive $3.9S q $500; May $3.9S
asked: July $s.s6A asked; October
$3.78 bid.
Rye on track and arrive $1.54A;
May $1.53A; July s1.54A asked. r
Barley or track 81 q SLIP.
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NEW YORK.
STOCKS.

New York. May 1o.-Week-end
selling for profit was an unsettllng
factor at the opening Of today's stock
market. Texas company led the re-
action declining 3 1-2 points, Sinclair
losing 2 1-2 and several of the ship
pings large fractions to a point. Sec
ondary rails inclined downward. al
though Texas & Pacific was strong.
Royal Dutch issues and several low
grade oils ran counter to other
petroleum gaining 1 to almost 2
points. United States Steel and cop
pers were steady at the outset but fell
back before the end of the first half
hour on the further heaviness of oils.
Enormous selling orders in oils and
shippings at extreme declines of 2 to
10 points gave today's brief stock
market its first severe reversal in sew
eral weeks. The setback extended in
moderate degree to rails, steels, equip
ments and food shares. Rallies of l
to S points ensued on supporting or
ders. The motor graup, especially
Studebaker and low priced issues were
conspicuously strong. Trading was
the largest of any week end session of
the year. The closing was heavy.
Sales Appropriated 1000, 900 shares.
The bond market was irregular, Lib
erty issues shading f~ractionally.
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KILBANE PICKS JESS
WILLARD FOR WINNER

Cleveland, May lot pick Jess
Willard to win the big fight from
Jack Dempsey" This statement was
made today by Johnny Kilbane, feath-
erweight champion.
II make this prediction in spite of
the fact that 1 would rather see Jack
Dempsey win the fight" Kilbane said.
Il believe a Dempsey victory would
be for the best interests of the box
ing game.
But l cannot overcome the feeling
that Willard will still be found the
heavyweight champion after he and
dempsey get through. d o not say
there will be a Knockout"
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-05-10
BELT FOR WINNER OF
Z. ZBYSZKO-LEWIS BOUT

Chicago, May 1o.-A belt an
blematic of the worlds wrestling
championship, will be presented. to
the winner of the Zbyszko- Stranger
Lewis match here on May 10. officials
Of The Coliseum Athletic club an
nounced here today.
This action was decided on follow
ing word that Sergeant Earl Caddock
will not defend his title on his return
to this country from France. The
cost of the belt will be $4,000, it was
said. All wrestling promoters in the
country contributed to il