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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-02-28
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Nr. ana .lra Samuel Il.
HofT celebrated tha fHtIeth ami
EHTHaEY n IasIE marriage u
IheIr home naar NeS Wind
HaH 0n Tuesday. he s5In mt Tnay
ara holh IN lheIr 77Ih year. there be
M III three dayz difference IN thar
aEez nd balh are IN fairly good health
md enjoyed he occasion - much n
n present.
Their IIva children aTe I'll living
nd NeHe ii present WIIh he eleven
living grandchildren. n follows.
John i. Ion. HIfa md 81 children.
n Vernon J. noIIsTsT. husband md
daughter. n Union nridKa. Samuel y.
HoT. xIfe ana fanr children. Dr David
:. I'M and sIIs. q HaEarzLoHu. md
MrH : shaH. IraybIll an1 husband. of
- Windsor 0zear sI0ulTef nd
HIfe. Of HaEsFzInKu. frIenzlE n the
HoIT family HsTH alHo present. maEz
N twenty-five n II Win he bride
nd groom.
moHI elaborate and tempting din
nar - served # mon. II which al
ID auIaIe Justice. AfIer enjoying tie
afternoon IN a1sIal conversation and
music The guests Here again invited II
the dining room IL paTIaEe Of m
abundance n rsfFezhmenI consisting
Of Ire cream. eaEe. candies. bananas.
aIe.
Fortunately. there saa ; physician
present u help eounIeTaet INV esII
effects from 0x9T=In1nIgenee
Mr. md Mra. Ion we're the reeInz
Tents N sss.s0 IN gold from their
children. which xaa highly appreciate
I'd. The daY passed nnly Ioo quickly
fof al Hho reluctantly aaId goodbye.
Wishing the hanpy couple many more
Huen Joyous occasions.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-02-28
.SIIIBRIIlaE

Alan Shepherd. On HI w homt
from France. n Iowa. stopped 10 aat
some Of his relatives n Union bridge
Apant the aaY. Wednesday. xIfh IT
and Mr. I. 7 stauIIer
Clarence H1IImore. Of the I :. :
CLYDE. Il IuHI home from thTes
months. cruise. until The 10th o
March. lie i IHe son If Hr. and
HTH. Iohn XnIImoTe. and enlisted
from here : fes yeara 80 and Kaa on
u he tie hundred.
WIIhsr naEsr. Kho - EazHed HItf
number d oIHaFa n E1EeHoud Ar.
sanal. while transferring dangerous
shells. I II home from he hospital
Ha i he only one living Of IN
bunch. II haxInE died n he hospiIa
aInee Ihe accident.
William Flnmmaf. Nell known Il
fHIs neishbnfhoad. aKnd = years. de
- Monday. February =. II SeW Ier
- is remains Rsrn brought hanz
sIth IaIeTmsnI n he Friends I'M
NJ Ground an FrIIaY. February =
u = : nrasn - remove i
KeadYzFIlIs Washington county. ahon
he fri ef april. where h ~ n
saIa Ur. Drown haa Is.H nFaEIIeInf
medicine n MIHdlEhnHE nd ITnIuI
bridge about twenty-five feaFz.
MFH LaaTa sIaIH. n Ha.nezb4ao
"a. ! sIaIfIHE Hsf nice. HFzz Z. =
Snyder.
William Graz. u NaW YarE eIlY. !
visiting hi parents. Mr md MfH
IHenH Cry.
= I MHHEIHE Nd SON shipped ITaH
NJ station re nasI week. 100
pounds HeFzH PAPER. I7100 pounds
zHHzH IHHH. = ~ non1a TaEH M
crap IHon = .g0g pounds raEH auf
making IN al rs .1e6 ponndH
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-02-28

Upwards Of four million officers
and men II the United States Army
and Navy are insured With the Gov
ernment for : grand total Of almost
IhIrly-aeven billion dollars. TIE
privilege Of retaining this insurance
Is a. valuable right extended 70 the
soldiers and sailors, even fhnaa VINO
return - civil life. and i should not
be allowed ID Iauae.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-02-28
CANNING INSTRUCTIONS
elRLs II AGRICULTURAL CLUB RECEIVED
DIPLOMAS F0H n0Rg.

Several Inquiries have come to me
IN regard To the canning oI chicken
and other meats. The Department oT
Agriculture does not advocate the
canning of these without . steam
pressure cooker because N ordinary
canning operations yon do not exceed
the temperature of z12 degrees. This
pressure cooker operating npon the
principle Of cooking With steam under
pressure i enabled 10 secure any de-
sired temperature using a. high a. %
Tba. pressure On account Of the
danger 81 pIomHine poisoning when
the meat i not sufficiently cooked Wa
cannot recommend anY other method.
The eannHT i very easily operated
md ean can an meats IN N hours
time. Il you wish u Try thIs method
have n my Office IN the Times nnIIdz
InE. = cooker which ] III bs TIaI 10
loan free of charge u an oHa n he
county. providing an not needing i
for demonstration work.
RACHEL EVERETT.
Home Demonstration Agent.
Although the Girls. Agricultural
Clubs IN Carroll county hHFa onIs
been organized 4 YeaT IHs following
girla Hase completed The H0fE md
received diplomas
sYkezsIlIe-IgouIaa FuTiham. Nar=
garet Hobbs. Buln by. Margaret ElY.
Carey EnaufT.
III AIrY-Esa Hraahear. "a Das.
Huth DaYIa. he Grimes. EdNIna
NnlllnIk. Hattie HambY. Geraldine
Watkins.
Union MIllE--GarolYn brown. HHr=
.Eafel Duftarar. NaTIaH asHaefTaT
HozaIea shrIxeT. Ora EankaTI. AIIeen
shFiYeF. MarY Taylor
SeH Windsor Marie nanedIeI.
AdalIne snadeT. susan ria. Lucille
Brown.
Tane.IaHH HIsIsn HazII1a. Lola
Forrest. HartIe Snyder. Mildred Boz
ion. YaIeria HHmer. Lille Snyder.
Union DrIdea nakeT. HuhY
szYInE. Louise Young. XeHIa M.IaHn
Alice HeInhaHI. RIta Stone
NarileldHhur# IaHIha HarnaH. RHIn
BakaT H#Ihaf Iaker. Heuiah .nuE
Jeanette ZIIs.
Many moIe hHfs done par u iHe
HorE but not sufficient II enIIfIe IHam
n tn award. 81 : haa been given
u =. gIrIH through he sIHIs HarH=
cultural .ozIHIY md business people
1f Westminster. HezIdaH IhIa Ihnaa =
he KIfIa. Alec HaInharI AdsIIna
suadar md HarIe nanedIai. IN
IE.zsa II he County Contest conduct
! y tha FooI Administration AIIee
TE.lnnHrs. u Union HrldKa. Ia 10
Hon he second nriza n he sac
Contest. She showed splendid HoFE
n her sowing. canning nd garden.
N ana i i n honor u Carroll snHn.
= n IL fIraI xaaT.z RuFH. 70 b ; sIafI
Prize Winner Alice HaInhaTI nd
AdeiIHe snadeF n IIrzI UFIza winners
n lie county receive seeE scholar
hip n College narE One n IL
prize winning giriz has received 30
IN lprize money from sHrIaHz aaareEz
Some KIrla Who deserve credit Iof
exira Eo8d work ara
NarfieIdabuTE- -Iantha Dafnaz I'd
nenlah Cook
sYEezfIIIe-GaTFIs KnaaH. XaTx
Ecker Edna FHsIHell md Margaret
Hobbs.
II AIrY-MHa Grimes
Silver Hun- RuHaiIe shriFar nd
AIIeen snTIEHE
Inlon DEIdRe-Ituly sasIoF
TaneYlaNn-=YalafIa HHmez. HsnIIa
Snyder md Lille Snyder.
- aHe anxious hi oIIaT EITIH II
various sections Of Maryland would
taEe np thIH work Il .au ane n
isreated IN thIs HorE. dnon I eard =
NiHH Haehel Everett. Home Demon
HIraIInn Agent. Westminster
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-02-28

i dawn this morning. John Snow
den. Of Annapolis. aseenled he gaI-
IoWa n the courtyard Il the Annapolis
JaII II Day he penalty for the muI-
der of LoIIla Max brandon. Ine vie
II "a Brandon. .n0 .aH found hruz
IalIy aIayn n ner home n Annapolis.
N the evening . August ;. I0I7.
GIoze NaIon vas mi over ne nrlaz
aneT Nno was confined + Ine IaaIn
eel. -
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-02-28

Scott !. Garner. son of JoaeDh :.
Garner. IF near Union Bridge. md
Miss Imoeena :. MaIn. daughter. If
Elder J Calvin NAN. of near NV
Market. Nere married IN Saturday
evening b Elder J Nelfy Fahnney
IT hIs home. n Frederick.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-02-28
SG1MIAxD
Deputy Collector i. ,. Lucas + II
Your Service i Westminster POST
olIlee unlll Harch u nIaaEs III
He Furnished You.

Mr. y. !. Lucas. deputy revenue
collector. arrived 1t Ihe poalolIlee
Wednesday and NIll Be On duty until
March - instruct persons - 70 noH
their income tax reports must b
made ont lis schedule for Carroll
county l. n follows.
Westminster February e 70 March
8. 1T The postoIIlee.
1t. AIrY-Maneh aud It the
poalofIlee.
New Windsor March . aa1 !. IT
the noHIolIiee.
Manehester-Mareh Il 1t the post
Office.
TIE income Iax provisions Of the
act reach The poeket-book Of every
single person n the United States
whose net Income for MS Waa : 900.
0r more. and oI every married person
RhoHe net Income Haa 1000 or more.
Persons whose net income eqnalIed Of
exceeded these amounts. according 10
their martial status. must fIle 1 re
urn 81 Income sIIh The collector of
internal revenue fnT the district N
which IheY lie N or before March
=.
Here Il Hbat Nlll happen 10 them
T thef daH1. faf failure n file re
nm N Tine. me of neI more fhan
=. IN nd IN additional assessment u
= per 6ent Of he amount of tax due.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-02-28

4 southbound freight train On the
Western Maryland Railroad Was
wrecked mile Vest Of Brush Hun.
at 4.z6 a. m, Sunday. : broken rail
il thought to have been the cause Of
the wreck which 1eraIIed i Ioaded
eeaI cars. Tie cars we're upset md
the coal streWn aIonE the track for
come distance. None n lie crew
we're Injured
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-02-28
Hse.IHE q nzr=aI=TeaeHeT 4azaeIz=
20.

Tha meeting y Parent Taash.
- Association IN he IIIEh
seHnaI building 6n Tuesday evening
February :. - iarEeIy attended.
nd - b far he maat interesting
md profitable meeting n tn hlzIaTY
= IIs Association
ne meeting - called n order
i. IHs president. MTH. : RsaTTH
XHHIz q =. n nd - II n
pTaYaf = d : Z FafIIneH
A{IaT he reading nd approval q
Ihs minutes nI IHe IaHI meeting. Iha
ITsaHaTaT.H report HnE he rspaTEH u
IHs several committees KeFe I'D.
Ihe principal entertainment Iaa=
IaTsz q he evening Hare #eFeTaI
NE aaaFIaIIaz. ; recitation = III
Evelyn tinker. md nIana aoIa =
rot Howard benson.
TIa IT, Chalmers y WaIeE. ad=
dressed ne Association. nHlnE = hi
IaaIe. The Fathers UuIY II lHa
mid II NaleK=z address - =
strong IN IoTeeIaI appeal u Iae
father n he IHIeHeal of he elII1. n
which - HsI IorIn he necessity for
##IAH8HA# IN 328H#A4AH1A 8Z@AA
father and child. and he Importance
Of encouraging children u do some
thInE worth while.
Mr. Emory {. E1angh IN q school
III called The attention Of Ihe A.
zoeIaIIon n aomH UT Ene material
needs of the schools of Westminster.
emphaaIzIng especially The need Of
heLIaT playground facilities. MT.
Hbansh.2 remarks we're followed bY
: discussion which led up 10 mo-
Ton 70 hold : bazar Tor the purpose
If supplying fund u meet aome u
he immediate needs n the schools.
md committee M appointed -
IaEe charge of ne arrangements.
NT. Charles .. Clemson presented
! resolution n faYor oI : League 81
Nations which Haz adopted b the
Association.
Nra. :. :. HhInlay. chairman d
he GhIId Welfare Committee. N
mailing her report znoke q the IN
sIeraal nd activity . he laIe nr.
and Mra. 1IIIeIan = he aIIaIrz of
he Association. ana presented TeHo-
IuIIunz. which xare adopted.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-02-28

Monday. February 24th.--WillIam h.
Nusbaum. administrator Of Ella 4.
Nnshanm. deceased. settled his first
and final account.
John T. Tucker. administrator Of
George Goodman, deceased. settled
his second and final account.
William T. 0sterhuH. administrator
Of Mary Grace 0sIernnH, deceased.
acting exaentrIx oI William Galloway.
deceased. settled the first and final
account Of said acting exeeuIrlx IN
the estate CT the said William Gallo
way. deceased.
Tuesday. February 2bth.--The sale
Of real estate Of ZephanIah Lelster.
deceased. vas finally ratified aud con
IIrmed.
The sale Of real estate Of EmalIne I.
Eeister. deceased. vas finally ratl-
fed and confirmed. =
VIrEIe II. Sent. Administrative Of
Edward {. Shoemaker, deceased, rez
turned an inventory Of personal prom
eTIy and received an order % sell
same.
Letters Of guardianship. of franklin
?. Alexander. InfanI. WeT9 granted
INTO Margaret A. Alexander.
John u. WarehIme. executor of
William {. WarehIme. deceased.
settled hIe frat account.
Gertrude 9. ADpler, exeeutrix o.
John RhInehart. deceased. returned
Al inventory Of personal PROPERTY
and real estate and received an order
10 sell personal property.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-02-28
Transfers nj Real Estate.

Joshua I. Smith u John Il. 81
and wife. conveys 712s square feet.
for $1,000.
Charles +. Stick 81 n. 10 John II.
Cunningham. convey tracts of laa1.
for $4,000.
John Il. Cunningham and wife u
Charles T. Slick. convey ; tracts II
land. for $4,000
sigmund 7. TIser and RIfe 10 Elsie
Mann. convey 1910 square feet. for
S11L.
Albert q Boteler Ct n. = Charles l.
Brauning. Jr.. convey = 4eFsa. for
$500
John Naee aud wife In George Helm
del. convey 8 acres. for $1,000.
Ivan /. Hoff. mortgage. u Pearre
{. Pnoughz and wife. convey ! acres.
for 95s0.
Joseph Myers and Rife 70 Hurry
Baumgardner. convey 10 acres. for
$4,000.
Mary D. Adams 10 George Il. Besard
and wife. conveys % acres. for =.
Mildred B. lively 10 v. Vernon
GladhIll and vile. conveys land. for
1850.
Chester l. Hobbs and xIfe 10 Isaac
II. Waters ct n. convey ss.2s1 sanare
feet. for 30.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-02-28

Dr. and Mrs. Henry i. FIIznugh.
George MaIhar. John i. Cunningham
and Miss I. J Simpson. InIz eIt.. At
tended the luncheon 0f he League y
Ifnforee Pence II he Southern Hotel
baltimore. on February i.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-02-28
MamZI4I0nE@

lohn ]. Kelly and Sarah L. frInger
both Of Westminster
Alonzo F. Anderson. HaYre dc Graee.
and Clara ?. Gil. Baltimore.
Frank : Grumbine. Westminster
md Sarah Anna sappington. Union
vile.
John 4. Jones and Edna T. Downs.
baltimore.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-02-28

Tuesday. February 2bth.-The sale
Of real estate Of ZenhanIah Lelster.
deceased. was finally ratified and con
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-02-28

Baltimore detectives arrested Lee
WeaI. oI Annapolis. On the charge oI
rob1Ing The aIUre oI larry Phelps II
syEeBxIlle. N january and FebTuz
ary :. syKaaYIIIe noIIea arrested
George smith. WHEN h .as seen hid
IN ZONE D0oIy n euITeFI under
the trucks neaT sykeaYIlle.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-02-28

The EIaIe Iax commission has no
IIIIe1 Mr George y. brown. local
assessor IhsI effective Immediately At
ter the general assessment II reHl
property n IhIs county I'll be aHz
sessed Tor taxable purpose # sale
xaIue. aaxe ann except N certain
oaaea which ahall Be decided - the
County Commissioners
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-02-28

Albert q Boteler et II. = Charles l.
Brauning. Jr.. convey = &Efsa. for
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-02-28

Joseph Myers and pife 70 Harry
Baumgardner. convey 10 acres. Tor
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-02-28

The sale Of real estate Of Emallne I.
Eeister. deceased. vas finally ratI-
fad ard a.U#I=maI
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-02-28

Members Of lhe COMMITTEES report
! thaI he greatest enthusiasm Il being
shown b every one IN the project and
that IL approached - far have aez
eenIed their IaaEH With : cheerful
willingness IhaI Il n onee proof
n certain SUGGEST - IL help n
znah : good cause.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-02-28

Joshua l. Smith II John i. sIk
and wife, conveys 712s square fret.
. zaaan
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-02-28

Chester l. Hobbs and wife 10 Isaac
II. Waters et n. convey as.2s1 s4nare
feet. for 30
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-02-28

= 4 Hermann nd HIIa. HnI
their sonzIn=law. Sergeant BENJAMIN
LamEe and family haxe moved from
Hanover 70 Union MIIls where they
vii conduct bakery n ao1n n
Sergeant IemEe Il discharged fram
he army HIs elbow as fractured
While IN service n France.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-02-28

sigmund T. TIser and RIfe 10 Elsie
Mann. convey 1910 square feet. for
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-02-28

The board of County Commissioners
appointed the following road Com
missIonera for one year.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-02-28

Mr.. Froek Is : stanneh Democrat
and has been 4 subscriber Of InIz
paner for II years.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-03
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

rHlCA,TO, May "..-IiHEs. receipts TO-
Coz; marie; ia Ia 20 cents hiEhrr IMAM
>rsjrr,Iay's average: closed lir:n Top
s"u.1p; ..Stimnurd tomorrow 5".r"v. BULK
Sd % sahIn. heavy weight S-u.4"W
t"h -. medium weight So. ) lo"u;
Iyh, weigh; Sl!tI.T $:U.i": ii@Gl "r'&h'
:I> .:indl ;2u.um; heavy packing SONS
smooth $lg.J"u Si!.H|: packing SIMS
rough SlS .5U@ $3.50: pigs S!T.'' as $780,
CATH. receipts :.p0n: brcI and butcher
:nrtlr ;:ir3,ly: CaHn"rS strong to ID
HIGHER: veal ruir..:; sc higher; I""ders
,,urhoug"d: estimated tUmur'"w -.9""'
h,.rr S,...r> medium ana heavy wsiEht
,uti,r. ami prIni" $iI.sd"s S2".""' medium
n,,L .;r.d xI%.nuf; 81 10 cufrtft"n 'Eii."P
Es!..I: !:-h. Wei at good ana choice
80 -,a.S lrH5: vnnml"H Hnd m"u."h'
-Iu,.oar $la.2a: butcher. cattle h"ltHrS
;i.nnGi$is.0n. COWS E1.Gjqi >li.I1. tah,
l.rs and cutters $|.l3f' $3.50. veal
olives. Ugh; and mandy Weight Si-.!'H
SI.TJ Feeder steers Slu.-Ju l"'1".
S,u,k,r stc.r: $S.5um $I3.II.
S!"cl. receipts G.nUu: lambs m"sll:
u iu 90. higher: ri&hi loads toio:'.aoS
ga nN; sheer, stra'i!; estimated '"t''"r'
row Gnu: lambs "a pounds Gown SiH.p"
rr $.n.na: = pounds up $li.h" H:"."o;
cuIl* and common $l5.n0f, >l'.2"; yeaF-
ling w;li:cr:; $lI.75.i& l1.nr. VS. m'd'-
I'm good AND choice $i..""H Si'.'"' tulls
ana ,riutnun $G.uG n Sl@."G.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-03
FROM
DEPRESSION IS
WEEK SFEATURE

NEW YORK, May 2.-DunS TO-
morrow Will say:
Eeonorntc aspects, while stu re-
decttng many contrasts o. ASnt Ano
.hsda grow steadily gHghter. Some
OF the dark spots, as those IN the
treat iron and steel industry, re-
main conspicuous, but that decisive
reoovery from tho afterwar depreS-
aion has occurred In sone other
lesdinx branches Ia no longer 70 DO
doubted, and, bort Of all. there has
been . further Strengthening OF tnaf
eonndenee which II essential TO soS-
tain progress. It Is not now QoeS-
Hon. IN short, ss TO whether eond1-
Nons have Improved, bat Only 40
to what lengths the cornmeTc1I 70
Tyal has already carried, ana as
TO how soon the general pcAce-toe
exponziou which seems to Do ele24-
" rortended viii make Ats appe@1-
snce. All tho Traditional elements
Of prosperity arc present; econoc-
ANY, tia country has moved INTO
O powerful position, and but 1or tne
delay In the Adjustment OF those
coS.aplax international proo1e1ns
which have inevitably eone as an
Aftermath Of the greatest WAT IN
his+ory, the domestic business de-
veloprneu< would probably DO more
farreacntnS and rapid.
weekly bank elearaSs Ss,4fsrSeeT-
FAR
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-03
RAILS INVITE
Bic DEALINGS

NEW YORK. May e.-Buying OF re
orronized" or low grade rails on
scale almost without parallel IN seVe7aSt
years was the interesting 1eat1[e OF
today's stock market and contributed
more than any other factor to the turn
over, which . gain attained hugh dlnen-
sions. ., -,
clnded NOT only the western ana south
Western rails Of recent prominence. but
also enconpassc6 many issues whlch
have become little more than Inotne.s
70 the average trader: Gains IN tneSo
pere Maransttc. Wisconsin Central.
Western Pacific. Denver and Rio Granoe,
Chicago Great Western. Chicago anu
Alton and Ontario and western Fanseu
ono to three points. ,,;os l.,
sucs OF intrinsic value were one 70 -FOUR
points higher Chesapeake ana Sni9.
PacificS AtChison. .ac "A" al'la. 80 60,
ing and New York t"ntra! teaotns ma
diCision with partial forfeiture OF gains
, at the Gloss.
In general ths movement was on par
with dealings for past fortnight the
markc; evinrinG further disposition
to break away from the irregular con
E,,o,s which followed III" passing or
the United States St"'l extra olFi-
dend. 49,, o,t.a+
b,t roriir,t almost two points when
fE,;ot.d issues began - :tdvanc" ana
closed at Il gain ~ on" point "tnerS
of the SAM class gaining one - TWO
points. L .,,i-
cncrinlt,es responded 10 another oroau
inoIiry at rxtrcm' gains Of ;wo 20 eight
noints Cni,.d States Rubber "cs'pslnE
vii other issues in it's advance OF lnH
tnol hour. Gems raj Cigars roS" points
- 'rcTas Pacific Land Trust lnJ 10
SIG. Total sales amounted to l'5S".o""
shares. ;o.,,ron..
making Sigh; GAINS. l-ip'rt! t't 80"
80, ;ssrcs wcr., steady 10 firm. Toiat
sales par valu" $l3.23".""". Oil lh'iEd
STATES bonds unchanged on call.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-03
STOCKS AND BONDS.
LOGAN sRYAN's CLOSING STOCK
TrTTER

iry Private Wiz. to y. T.. Mastcn Col
ZEN" YORK. May 2.-Thc minor rails
wrr. well bought today and tho Inst as
whale exhibited firmn"sS although
marked resilcncy Was displayed in GER
tan sp"cinltics.
II was observable. however, mat inc
puhIir demand for the major Portl"h OF
tho list industrials has been SATISFIED 1or
a Will. nj least. and the pursuit OF Dai-
Iish tactics is gradually shifting INTO
the shares al companies that have pc"n
neglected since the hct'"rmcnt IN sccuF-
i;y prIcrs vas initiated.
"" still bcli'v" thai IN" desire VIII
b. moro pronounced 10 reduce ines =.
irdusirials that have h""n buoynnt OF
lnir With ronsrrvaiIy" interests comm
ing lhrir run:t rGct."" "ndcaN"rs market
w,Se 10 The rail department.
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Curb Mining Stoc6s.
aurrEn CHEESE, Eeag.

NEW YORK. May. 2.--3utter. weak:
creamery higher than extras 59tt a 90;
extra ia3 score) 5Sts as: firsts 81 q 50;
paSkng stock current make. No. .. a..
Eggs, Irregular; fresh gathered extras
Az: fresh gathered northern section
first AZ: 46: do. southern AN M4J:
state. Pennsylvania and nearby western
hcnncry white. fine To fancy 80 il:
state, Pennsylvania and nearby white.
ordinary TO prime 4fT6l; do. brown AZ
04g: do. gathered browns and mixed coll
ors 44@47k.
Cheese, firm: state whole milk flats
current mako specials So q S2i4; do. aver
age run 31S d32.
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BELMONT:

Mr.. John Sawyer was a caller at Bel
mont Friday.
Messrs. Grover Cross and Thomas
Showalter were calling hcrr sunday.
Miss Jessie Hatcher and sister visit
ed at Jim MncFnrland's Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Antlcy Shuwaltcr visit
ed al Jim McaFrland's Sunday.
Mr.. Henry Gatten was caller here
Monday.
Mr.. Check Brooks. Of Hunter, were
calling at T. J. Hatcher's Sunday.
Mr., and Mrs. Arson Warficld. OF Som
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SUGAR.

HEW YORK. Na% 1.-The local mar
KIT for raw sug"r wa$ ancAa"Sed II
T"S FOR centrifugal ~ thc r"t.n.r. Tie
unIv business, reported wH* The an
b. il" b,a:'' Il i purchas@
ur .5ur i,a;.: 81 I'rrt" i.:>;sH sugar or
end Anril or "ariy May loading.
IN refined Prices r!niAin u! ~" cert
lrvrL :nr fine graduated, business IS
fair. hut buyers arr still inclined 70
limit their purchases {" nearby require
only
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PITTSBURGH LIVE STOCK.

pGTT$EI'RGE May - 'hIile. steady
supply light. Prime sl6."1" &Io.'".
Sheer. steady: supply iiShl. lTi'l"
u.n.b. 81. 4I%nGI a. SIS n: cult: ami COM
n,nr s4.hu Ss.uO: lambs sl4.pnNS lG.'1 4;
y"ni calves sli.Uhu $500.
hogs. atrady: supply light. FriTc
hc,ylrs end workers. $20.Son S20.?''; Light
workers. sle.4Q6t$l9.g0. Pigs $500 g
Si0 Al, rouEhS $iT 06M lS.ih.
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BARNES SPEECH
IS BULL FACTOR
JOE'S CAR

CHICAGO. May Publish construc-
tons placed on 4 speech at Duluth to-
dav by Julius r. Barnes. national wheat
administrator. did a GOOD deal 10 bring
about a material fresh advance in the
corn market hero. bu, later the hcarish
nsrcctS Of tho addressed received more
careful study. Corn closed nervous.
,"nts TO 3i.c not higher. with July 16j |:
10 I.6a7s and September l.6l IS TO l.62 ~ -:
Oats finished sc off to &c advance and
provisions ranging from &c TO a rise or
sc.