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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1919-03-27
ABILENE TO STAY BEHIND TIME
NAV Join With Clay Center and
Ignore Daylight Rule.

Abilene business men and the farm
ers in the adjoining territory con
sidering the question of retaining the
old time instead of putting the clocks
forward March so, in accordance with
the daylight saving plan. The farm
ers commended last year they could not
change time on their farms but had
to work by the sun as usual. me
merchants here say they have found
It inconvenient also and that 1t de-
priyes them of some farmer trade.
CLAY Center expects to keep the ola
time and has suggested that Abilene
do likewise. The idea seems TO De
popular with the majority of the busi-
ness men here. The matter Will DC
decided at meeting to be held within
a few days.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1919-03-27
First published in the Abilene Weehl'
Reflector March 10, 1el9)
PUBLICATION NOTICE.

In the District Court OF Dlch'hson
County, state OF Kansas.
Annie Bannigan, Plaintin
VS.. -,
Thomas Bannigan. Catherine Inn Inn
Anna Morton and Irene bahh's""
Defendants. a, rrhomas
To the above named uelehu""''
Won are hereby notified that you have
been sued In the District court o. Di lie
Inson county, Kansas, by said pialntln
Annie Bannigan, who filed petltioh ~
aaid court on the 18th day OF Mhrpn
a ID 1919, wherein she asks 70 nay
ia fo,Iowing described real estate slt
uated IN Dickinson county, state OF
Lot Two rs and the north halt o.
lot four a. on Cedar street IN ibepoIo
and Flsher's addition TO Abilene, hah,
cas- partitioned, II the same can "
saS, ptrithout manifest injury TO thf
ean,e IL NOT. that said real estate MAY
he appraised and sold as proVlpsu "
Said olaintiH alleges that she Is TN
owner Of an undivided one haIl mt. ~,
est IN said real estate, and that w y.
Land said defendants, Gamer ne - ~ =,
Anna Morton and Irene BannlRan ~
anh me owner OF an undivided one
eIghth Interest in said real estate, ;,
| THAT unless YOU answer Or ueinu'
.afa natifIon on or before the lVtn ua.
| ~ NAV. 1919, said petition VIII pe IN
~ true. and judgment rendered tnStte -,
lappoInting commissioners 70 pa, ~
dnna without manifest injury. II no'
J the same may be appraised ana solo
/ provided by law r n-NrrcAN
Plaintiff.
BY s. S. Smith. her attorney low
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1919-03-27
FIRST published IN the Abilene "eehAF
Reflector March 20, 1918
PUBLICATION NOTICE

IL tho District Court OF DicklnsoT
County, state Of Kansas
George H. Parker. Plaintiff
ran,es shoup. Green Lamb, Green x
Lamb and Charles walton Lamn "a
living and II dead, their uhkh"sN
heirs. executors, administrhtoIs.
visees, trustees and ASSIGNS beA1""
ants.
~ ~ above named defendants;
Won and each Of you are hereby nou-
aad that YOU have been sued IN thc WIS
trict court Of Dickinson county, e.s
sas. by said plaintiff, who nled ms PFC ~,
stnn Il said court on the 18th Day %
NSorch a D. 1919, wherein he aBks 20
~ ha", darcreed the owner of, and the tltie
~ the following described preIniNs ~
sJtuated In Dickinson county, stare "
a5ansaa to-wit. Lots ten (lVl @nO
t%pelve (l2) in block seventeen 20 " ~
~ citv Of Enterprise, Kansas, may pr
a,,Iated in him, and that you ana eaci4
" ,,o,, NAV be forever barred ana iois5
ciosed from claiming any lnteIesa ~. ~.
lien upon, or title to said premises w
any part thereof J.. d.,r,,r an
| That unless you answer or ue ntsl =
said petition on or before ine AO I'm ~.
~ Nav, A. D. 1919, said petltion W. "a
talxen as true, and judgment Ienues -.
thnrein deereeing said plaintin Anc
owner az said property, forever lussN
,ng tho title In him, and barring yog
ms ms eacb Of YOU from forever clai.nf.ls
any Interest in, lien upon or w
ia nremises or any part thereof
e''' GEORGE ii. PARkE
nv G s Smith, his attorney. zOGG
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1919-03-27
APPOINT AN ABILENE MAN.
c. F. Erffmeyer Delegate to Mex
General Conference.

Yates Center, March 22-The ooth
Annual Conference of the Kansas
Evangelical Association is in session
in Yates Center this week. There Is
large number of ministers and lay
men of the association in attendance
The Rev. f. c. Dissinger Of this city
is the newly elected presiding elder
for this district, and viii be stationed
at Abilene. The other presiding ED
ers will be stationed as follows;
Holton District, A. Solt; Kansas
CITY District, NJ. c. Platz; Newton
,District, c. F. Iwdg.
The delegates to the next genera
conference are d. G. Dissinger, A
solt. c. F. Iwig. NJ. G. Platz, J. *
Young. d. II. Wart, G. f Brffmeyer
laymen, NJ. F. Gobel, NJ G. Erft
never and f. S. Schaffer.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1919-03-27
fFirst published in the abilene WeeNN
Reflector March -, 1879
ROAD NOTICE

state Of Kansas, Dickinson county 49,
10 Whom II May Concern .,,,o.
Take notice, that Legal petltloh
stgned nv /. G.. Long and other mouse
Iniders Of Center and Hayes townsnlp
in said county, has been prs stsniL,n
having for the location and Vacation
~ n county road, az follows- - 40
Vacation OF that portion OF Toau ~
l. 90 uhich lies on the south slde o. tne
Yfnion Pacific railroad right or way, DC
Ginning at the east line OF secsion
r1,traiinp at the east line OF the Wehl
half ~ sectIon Q, r. 10 s., i. ~, anu
t.artnp or a road beginning on me
oast line of said section and on ING
north aide Of said Union Pacinc rallI 1,a
right OF way and running IN no III
easterly direction along the ~ ~ ~ ~
~ said right OF way to the east llhs v
~ " rsest half Of said section 10 con :
nact win road No. 3Ss' as j CONTINUES
~ The same direction and terinlnat ~ y y q
at said function with said roan ~. on9
on lie east line Of the west mar OF se'F
tion O. T. 10 s.. X. r.. ,t..oa
And that said board mas appgo IN !,
rohn Harmon, Robert Baker and JON
Niddleton viewers. who VIII nses ~
tbe noInt Of beginning OF sald foau, ~
SS,aattttoned for on the 2ath Gay V I
| March. 1919. at 10 a. m, and proceed ~
yiew said road, as the law dlrects' az
.tbich time and place all persons III
teirasfed may attend and have near,
10 In case said viewers fan 10 hees
lirs tho dav designated, they may NEE
an the following day, as pf0Ni"e" ~
iau, without further notice. 49,, -,
| 10 Witness my hand and the ofhclal bss ~
Of said county. this 9Th DAY OF MA ="
1919. II w KING.
| ,cr County Clerks
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1919-03-27
27wtS
FIRST published In the Abilene Weehis
Reflector, March ~, l'ls1
NOTICE.

In re estate Of Nelson w Hayes de-
ceased. .a.a
TO all persons interested IN SAID estate
and 10 all whom 1t may concern
", ara herebv notified that on the
2oth day Of March, 1919, ! filed ~ tn ne
office OF the Probate Court OF Dl aisi,,o
son County, Kansas, petition aSkip hse
foT an order directing me 70 sell tn e
following described real estate, OF fSS ar
tba navment of debts and charges o.
the estate 81 a6 6Sw Eight 1sJ
hiocL tbree az in Kinney & Hodge
addition to Abilene. Kansas. ,a
You are further notified that sa,o =
netition will be heard by the Probate
Court. at the Probate Court room u
Abilene, Dickinson county kansas a'eioc on
NJ. al which time you VIII appear
and make known any objections YOU
may have to the granting OF such
oioei' c. F. SPIDELL,
27wt2 Executor with VIII annexed
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1919-03-27
First published In the Abilene Weeky
Reflector Feb. n, 1919
PUBLICATION NOTICE
NJ yhom n May Concern:

TO whom II May Concern:
Notice is hereby given that me The
,rN',sned owners OF that part OF ~ w
tSa ~ land plated as ProspeGs nv
eesStttnn 10 Abilene. more par "" -
deecribed as follows: Beglnnlani,S, Srest
uoInt 7O7 feet east OF tne sVu..,,nshin
ppo or Of section fifteen tlSl, tooMaAi191SS
cofneI - fiSS' south Of range two w
tnitte ~ the sep ~rincipal neridian, ~
DtcLi nson county, Kansas ana nsI re
thence north, s02 feet. thence en-, - az
W. aaat line OF the southWest H.rca
oTTe ssid section fifteen tl5b, saet
oautb arg feet, thence west l.sh iins
st,nne south 430 feet to the SOUTH ne ~
~ aatd quarter section, thence Wesa ~ q
oiaee of beginning. have nleo iIerk
w. In the office OF the county -orfes
~ 'Inickinson county, Kansas, w
" ~ ne board Of County ComiillsSios rdaT
of said county. praying for an the cor.
so,aacafing and setting out from t Its,,ene
rarate limits OF the CITY OF Apli AZ.
Rsnsss ali the real estate a oosS =, ~
scribed' and restoring salo W ~ pnatit ior
- orieinai description. salo pc pc - y,
I'm he presented to sald Bohi - ~
| connty Commissioners ano no4a
S,'ord on the 18th day Of April As'S'
hsaiN J. q. NORMAN,
i d. SHEPPARD
W. L. BEELERt
rAMEs NJ ROBSON.
Petitioners.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1919-03-27
FIRST published in the Api,e1e
NOTICE OF FINAL sETTLEmhSF

state Of Kansas, Dickinson County SIS
( IN the Probate Court of said county
and State: ....o ~ samueE
Alexander Cooper, deceased
70 Ali creditors and other persons IN
terested in said estate. h.+ bawv,
a,da renort Of my administration OK
said estate in the Probate ConTs :,
dickinson Coanty, kansas, an ne t aS.sv.
at,ed estate In the Probate Court -.
and for said county at the Propa We
Judges office in Abilene kansaSs s.,oS5
TIC 3Sth day of March, 1919, ana ~ soen
tine applicatians viii be made Tor ~
Compensation, Rttorney fees. and o tI.Sss,
expenses, and foC my discharge az r so'-si
exrufrix and for an order OF the. SonL
Gnding and adjudging who were me
heirs. devisees, and legatees OF the "s
HATTIE EsTEBLA COOPER,
Executrix OF the estate Of Samuel A 49,
4 ander Cooper, deceased.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1919-03-27
FARM IMPLEMENTS.

One box wagon, ! Great western
manure spreader, ! 14-inch walking
pillow, 3-section harrow, 5-tooth cui-
tivator. corn drill, 6-foot galvanized
water tank, 50-gal. gasoline tank
80 gal. iron barrel with 10 gallons Oh
motor Oil, 2 slat corn cribs, holds ooO
bushels. galvanized hog trough, one
dozen galvanized chicken coops' two
incubators, one Old Trusty 2OO-egg'
one Favorite 150-egg, 80 hedge posts
DeIaval No. IS cream separator .
cow chains, set of heavy work har-
ness. set Of driving harness, set OF
SINCE harness and some flynets, SIDE
saddle. block and tackle, 3 hay sings
forks and shovels and tools OF AL
kinds and many other articles toe
nurn erous to mention.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1919-03-27
fr,rst published in the Abilene WeeAa
Reflector March -, lslv)
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT

state OF Kansas Dickinson County; ,,ss,.
In me matter Of the estate Or EisIo
= vanDuyne, insane, OF Dickinson
county. Kansas. - -. mn shr
Stn uu was by the probate court o.
pickinson county, Kansas. duly @p
nn,pted and duallfed as guardian o.
he estate OF Elsie u. VanDuynei 40
Imdped 10 be nm insane person, OF Dp .N
Ju 'l, ~ co,ntv Kansas All persons IN
terested in said estate Will take noaie@
and govern themselves accordingly
HAROLD A. VAN l9tl NM
1Swt3 800 49,.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1919-03-27
HOUSEHOLD GOODS

Wonder cook stove, heating stove
dron leaf table, side board, kitchen
cabinet, washing machine, iron ket-
tie, lard press, sausage grinder, Ice
cream freezer, 4 dozen fruit Jars.
Also 4 dozen good Rhode Island
Red chickens and a 6xS Colony
chicken house.
TERMS: All sums Of SO and I'M
der cash. all sums over SO a credit
of 6 months viii be given, purchaser
giving a note with approved security
at 10 per cent interest from date OF
sale; If paid when due only 8 pei
cent will be charged. No property tC
be removed until settled for.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1919-03-27
trirst published in the abilene WeeA''
Reflector. March ~, 1879
NOTICE or APPOINTMENT


state OF Kansas, Dickinson County
In the matter o Of th ,ete EST Of Dickinson
Scanland, deceased iate u
county. Kansas. . tho
9Ath day Of March A. D., 1919, me un ~
dersigned was by the probate n1ur an n.
Dickinson County. Kansas, duly !. ~ y
pyyiittih lie estate of T. y. Scanland, de-
Ceased ca ed late OF Dickinson county; san an
ess XII persons interested In saio es-
tate will take notice ana ACKNOWLEDGMENT
serves ARTHUR HURD.
o7,,.a Administrator:
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1919-03-27
rru This for Sour stomach.

Eat slowly. masticate your food
thoroughly. Eat but little meat anu
none at all for supper. II you arr
still troubled with sour stomach TAX
one of Chamberlain's Tablets neiort
going to bed.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1919-03-27
Public Sale

Having sold my farm ! will sell at
public auction at my farm one ana
one half mile west of Navarro ana
seven miles south Of Enterprise, on
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1919-03-27
for a Bad Cold.

Take Chamberlain's Cough Rem,
edy. 1t has stood the test OF 'i'ne a"'
can be depended upon. --
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1919-03-27
Tuesday, AuriI !, 1919

Commencing at o'clock sharp, the
following property to-wit;
n HEAD OF CATTLE
Consisting Of mich cows, all CIV
ing milk. / Shorthorn bull, coming z
wears old, Z head of yearlings, head
Of calves.
8 HEAD OF SHOATS
Eight head Of shoats weighins
100 lbs. each.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1919-03-27

BY S. S. Smith, his attorney soMe9
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-21
CnAHcERY RELEASE DEEDS.

m AID ni g. r"i hss. to r"e,n S;s H..
laml stree, May II, l'ls; ,t3s
@s%H ss w. ~! r ",,si 2 s,ree tn4s A
fe., s.u,h IInee.. Franklin stree, 80 fcc,
Iir. 95rlt; feS, south ill., Fr.nkiin street.
20; -" f Ct, wes, Of riiden street May {.
a ,aG c Eps s,r. .gsfs tt TO Mr ,sh.,
Ss sS'" s ire S M.s 10 ,, u.s. ,. s T"@"
-. : C 1.,.,,, s"d M ~ n.Klsy 'rr;s
Ensle. isio %or,h Twenty eighth street.
3oNi3o tcet west line Twenty eighth street.
!S255 Zee, north Of Ninc Mic Road. May Is
T, M.. , nnG William $ nofs ,rY Y.
Z, feet :. inches 10y 30 feet cast Inc Pine
S ntr..i,o 10, iact north u Cary Street Mag
IohG r I.sar!. trustee. to Gilbert i. Pol
t"st at so"'he Ss ""rncr ERE" Of raoi
and Mulberry streets. also GoAi3S feet at
Ap SGTn &, s sSsS and Mulberry
I"oy. = Brown. trustee TO John Il.
s,Ese' May IL, i,l.. s,ia@ u "
nani1i q Lynshburc, ", i.osioH feet north
Of Ye hsr4 S'FsH M f.e' 4 is,d ca.
w, W. sis oy,I- Whit. trustee. 10 willia.i
FEY y r hS% aa sEa5;ss w ,oo VILE; sc.,35
Of CRAWFORD street. May 10. 1919; 5000
w. T. Kedd. surviving trustee. 10 j. w.
Moore and his assign 6oxiio feet al north
east corner OF Willow Street and Third
Avenue. May l.. 1919. $3.50
Norvell r. Walker. trustee. 10 Hay T.
Thornton itO and 1872 Park Avenue. SoxISl
feet Inches At southeast corner or PARK
Avenue and Birch Street. May Il. 1919: So :
H Seldom Taylor trustee. TO Alice c. Gill.
Il l-2xs1 feet south limo Spring Street lbs
,,est cast OF Laurel Street. May s. 1919;
Henry s. HutzleE and Ralph ]. Levy. trua-
ices 10 j. Henry Brown, 521l3a feet Inches
az southeast corner OF Main and Madison
streets MAY 10: 1919. 1890
II X. Pollard. Ir.. trustee, to w H.
wyau. sJr.. and Ida NJ. (wife). 523s West
leigh leigh Street snxlto feet south line LeiG h
May i5 1919: $500
John Ragby. trustee. to f. r. Cathcar,.
INC ntors Avenue. Ssl feet cast OF Auburn
avenue. May IT, 1912. $40 "
6. l.. nenoor. trustee 20 Edgar 1a.,
So" S ,Go1 "a = H. Duke. 1909 Fulton street.
II. t-lo"Nto feet line Fulton Strc.t
9.sS feet north OF Virginia Sfr.,. L. M
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-21
MESSAGE BY PRESIDENT
AR0UsEs WALL Street
iradcrs Cancel Selling Orders and
Start Buying With En-
thusiasm.
REALIZE NEW BUSINESS ERA
WILSON'S Compromising Propositions
STIR Market as 1t Was Turned
over I'm tic Days of Mckinley.
Oils and Gas Advance.
ny nno.ADAN WALL.

M" YORK. May :c-Prcsiden.
Wilson'S message stirred Wall street
today AS II has not been stirred since
IN" Mckinley days Old-timer3 could
hardly credit the news as il came out
on the iickcrs telling Of tho business
IKE ana comprising propositions OF the
Pr'sidcnt. They realized Immediately
mat = new era IN trade had dawned
ahd turned 10 buy stocks and cancel
selling orders with enthusiasm.
olis caught fire first. Ohio cities Gas
dpN*hclre more than five points. Rail
-nau equipment shares. and finally
standard rails ana industriais moved
W.
The close Was strong and active with
ihe market reaching FOR now high
prizes al along the line
INC theory that il was a professional
reaction on Monday proved corrcct
The test came today and it proved the
market was sound.
Curb on Had Way.
The curb was in bad way. but the
revival In oils saved II and even there
ne close was with an advancing ten
Tho rise in Ohio cities Gas WAS en-
sinsercd. Of course. by a pool. but II
vas based on very substantial intor-
nation. The company has quietly ac-
CURED acreage IN all the important
htlds 81 the country and is now repre-
sentaiive OF The whole United States.
y -
70 tho Presidents suggestion that the
Dads would be turned back by the
oad OF tho year. The reason is that st
,nakce difference now they are turned
back. IL there Is no provision for
AR rates. they viii be IN bad shape.
with proper Legislation they vii! he
sa!c from receiverShips
"My.tery" liz Explained.
End of the Marine mystery was an
nounced after the close. Like all
whole truth has been told all the
time by the directors. but Wall Street
refused TO believe
Il has been a profitable mystery for
hose in close touch with the Inanipu-
ators o! the stock. American Inter
national rose TO new high record as
"ercnc!y as II il had succeeded IN SELL
inS about all It's Marine stock. At
prcsrn; levels tho Marines are Il very
questionable Investment.
The american Malt tragedy vas ON
DhasiLcd when the old common stock
roso from g.; to 5l-o on announce
,nsrt that tho President favored post
non"mont or prohibition until the first
of next year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-21
Real Estate and Court News
cHANcERY BARGAIN AND SALE.

u Erie s Hsdts to g ays f.ei 10Th
line, Richard Street. ll2 feet II inches east
OF seventeen,h Street: lien OF $1,000. sep
sally Dorsey sydnor to Rox.e !. sydnor.
81 Henr!co County. lot g. block f. t;inter
Park Terrace; April %. 1912: ST. $40
william II: Wyatt, .ir and Ida NJ. Cwife)
I VII ff"' 9nth lin, Isish street l5' , !ss
$3.50" 80
.tmoz Pearce 20 Maggie pea4ce ,wif.).
!otS - and H. block - East Virginia Land
nni iHpr0vement Company. Gonli7 foe; ii
81 81. 'est north of Cowariin Street. May y.
Amoz Pcarcc 70 Maggie Pea-ce Cwifel
SSll' feet inches urrcgu!ar) east line
ES.e.ts street 20 feet north OF Cowardin
= - Chandler and Julia o. (wite). Of
11aroiinc COUNTY Va. TO trustees OF Park
Place Methodist Episcopal Church south
ieoi West Avenue - feet ! inch by lis
s .sS; " Of Eo iine W., ANenus shes
10 EXC II. ~ Hsde2 and ~. D. husband
Richard Street, liz feet ii inches cas-, Of
sseEen'eenth Street. May !. 1919; tax $40
Matte l.. Hill ct ais to Alfred Ferguson
north line l. Street. u fee, .pSh.S ase;
Oh twenty eighth street. May l.. 1919. So;
:, FeliS kcegan and Ellie Y twiiei 10 lii.
~, Alien, To- North Harvie Street; -
Avenue May is. 1915" tax S. slo OF Grove
Mrs: r. -. Carter and John w Husband,
20 aired Ferguson, 300 Street IL feet
hchrs by 30 feet north line l. Street ii
~ 80. ,.ins Twenty eighth Street. May !,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-21

;ONiiO feet south line broad Street, 81 feet
east oc Laurel street. May 10. 1918: s35Di"
stanford -. Ernnady to John =. Christian.
trustee. 49, Hanover Avenue. - feet . Inches
By lo3 feet inches south line Hanover Ave
nu". - feet east "f belmont Avenue. May
y. 1919, $3.50.
William HARRIS and Minnie H. twitcl to
Arthur l. Chapman aud Herbert :. Mann,
trustees aOxl3S feet east line Barton Ave-
nur 100 feet north " Crawford street. MAY
:. 1919: {i.i3
Allied farSuson and Matte ,wifel 20
Leroy IL Brown, trustee. $500 and $50: |
street 20 fee, . inches by - feet p north.
east corner 81 twenty eighth and STREETS !.
ALSO s's1p fcrt at northwest corner Of
rwen,y-eiShth and L Streets May Il, 1912:
j. T. Thornton and Ianc ,w.fc, 20 l.. II.
br'M. trustee. .5Sl-p feet ON north line Fay
ivr street; being lot 9 block NJ. Park Flncc.
N@y ~. 1919. t,s93 -
Charlie ,,Tilicr, 20 ~ seldom TAYLOR.
trustee. 3-~' West leigh street. 3JAiio fc"t
south lin" leigh Street. 40 fee, wcs, OF
summit ANcmuc. Nnril 2. lala 600
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-21
NATIONAL BUDGET SYSTEM
Blll introduced In Comgresx Provides
New Program for Compilation OF
government Estimates.
INV Associa,cd rrcs,. |

WASHINGTON. May 2o.@t.rea,ion or
2 national budget system with the
president responsible for compilation
OF estimates Of appropriations needed
by the various government departments
and with Congress given "A voice In tn
expenditure OF the appropriations is
provided In u bill introduced In Tho
rouse today by Representative Good.
Of Iowa chairman Of the House An
preparations Committee.
inc measure would create an ac-
counting department to DO under tire
control of the comptroller general OF
the United states who would be an
swcrable only to Congress and woul
perform the duties now discharged nv
n" comptroller Of the Treasury. and
the auditors of the several govern
ment departments
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-21

Il" ITsN, NAV E-DHa'ir IN Tho
rGIb IN INC esriv session were rcstrirtcI DO :
cause % an expected uUfsycrablc influence
on >tock PRICES aftcr tho readtny uT the
lItskicE OF President Wilson 10 ;he sixty
E.Hth congress. FartS of the massage were
immAd:st eiy hvllshiy con.truAd nut the fu,i
,hhnsShSe had not been diCested before the
The medium and !ow- priced oil stocks
wtT" the most sctive. hut even those showed
s Mt Ghange In the OF! group. Industris!s
were ,Hui'i Ter AMI prices were steady n firm
Metals were in fair demand throughout ,he
81 SION but rr!c"s We're mixed 10 changes
:%n Aetna EnrlcsiyeE l1-.nll: ..nc Fed
.La! on -. n "a. $50 Merritt oil COS Z. i .
100 Victoria OF new 81 a.. on, i, =
letEs "a LIS: $500 Cons Arizc~a s.,
il-lo =. %" Mckinley Da rrach 50 II 81
!"" NipissLnE. lgM i2i. LOO Tononsh Ex
i,"nS!on. -.nS; 90? toEdcn OIL "a. n ga ao9
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-21

German housewives. as sugar. owhs.
10 the beetroot industry. has been. S
common staple even during the wars
Because OF the SUGAR shortage the ma
TONS supply OF marmaladc seons 10
be completely exhausted
Political and industrial disturbances
ere blamed Tor tho restricted output
OF beet sugar. Tho factories have been
shut down altogether or are running
on short hours
Large quantities of sugar are said
20 have disappeared mysteriously OF
"a have been conflscated by local SOL
dicrs and workmcns councils
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-21
CHICAGO LIVE srocK MARKET

CHItAGO MAY rl.--Hors Receipts 5000
mean. MARKET fairly active mostly % cents
over nsH yes;eriaN'. Ay.rarc: TOP. Il ".
ov.t 49, -i.ir: pi=s j. q ~: -.
a'G me stock oncrinc SLOW: bidding culIv
= ','NNN. 1c'Nsr. rcsl 30 higher
ncshk f:edeEs over: becf steers. mnhum
ttitht prime. lGbenls 30: medium. 1861
ISIS. common ilGnl 1878: lIeht weight
GOOD l;.15I ISIS butcher cattle. h<ifers.
- - i5to: CONS. Ii5Gtit -: veal calves FI:.h (,
ald handy weight NccU Is 20: stocker steers.
sheen: Receipts. 1900 head: msrk., rulIv
.tteSaE; lambs s. nound5 down. i3.i@lta,:
. robEds M. Y - ~ l|e, cuii-. a.tGT Il "a:
SPRINGS y 1ga u q: yoar!.nr wcthcrs. IL IA
49, ewes. medium. l9'odii IS com mon.