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The Washington herald., 1919-05-08
Gen. PERSHING
BACK IN JULY
All Yanks Except Occupa-
ton Army to Return
By August.

Gen. Pershing. commander-in-
chief of the American Expedition
ary Forces. will be back in the
United States some time in July, IL
was announced yesterday by Secre-
tary of War Baker who resumed
his work at the War Department
otter his trip TO Europe.
1t was announced also that Lieut.
Gen. Liggett had been given charge
OF the army of occupation, which
Mr.. Baker says. consists OF 100000
men. What is to be done With this
army has become a problem which
must be met by Congress at a very
early date as the regular army of
the United States consists of only
275.00O men for home and the pos
sessions. There are about zoe. 900
men who will have been left in
France at the close of this month.
That number. however. Mr.. Baker
says, can be brought home by
August with the exception of a few
that will be left at camps. hospitals
and the like places for the overhead
work OF final demobilization.
Secretary Baker said he did not
know whether the American Army Of
Occupation would be retained for any
length OF time in Europe starr Of
ncers say IL Is up to Congress and
not to any agreements that may be
made with the Inter-Allied War Coun-
Gil in Europe. Without action Of Con-
gress 10 increase the size of the army
after the proclamation OF peace and
the declaration that the war emer-
gency has ceased, the regular army
Of the United States would consist
of about II. 900 officers and $1,000 men.
But these Z75.oo0 men would be re-
quired at home, and in Hawaii, the
Philippines. the Panama Canal Zone
and other possessions OF the United
States. The emergency army would
disappear Immediately after IL was
proclaimed that the emergency was
over and that would include 1S.Oeo
OF the Army Of Occupation.
Mr.. Baker said today that the 800. :
The Washington herald., 1919-05-08
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE.

Philadelphia, May Z. - Prices on the local
produce market range as follows:
BUTTER Solid-packed. creamery. extra, Sc:
higher scUring goods 57a59c. the latter for job
bins sales; extra frsts, 55c; irsts. 52a55c; sec
On6s. Isa5lc; sweet creamery. choice and fancy.
5sa6oc; fair to good. 5a5Tc; ladlepaced TO
quality. 4sa5Oc: packing stock. 4iai6c; fancy
brands Of nearby prints jobbing at 6ja65c; fair
to good. 52a6lc
EGGS-nearby hrSts. lilo per crate; nearby
current receipts, 1880: Western, extra frsts Il 10
per crate; do. frsts. u 80 per crate; Southern.
D50ala6 per crate; fancy selected. carefully
candled eggs were iobbing at 52a54c per dorm.
LIVE POULTRY-EowlS, via express. 3ec
spring chickens. broilers. not Leghorns, lisa2
lbs apiecs 75asOC; exceptional lots higher; White
Leghorns. brOilers 55a65c: Stacy young ROSTERS.
35a2sc; old ruosters 2ia25c; ducks. Pekin. 4a5sc
do. Indian Runner. SaoOc; geese. 2a25c: pigeons.
old. per pair 55a6oc; do. young. per pair, a5a5oc
POTATOES-White potatoes. Maine. per 100
lbs, S265a2.T5: white potatoes. Pennsylvania.
No. l. per 100 lbs. 265a2T5; white potatoes.
New York. per 100 lbs. 25Oa265; white 10
tatoes Delaware and Maryland psr 100 lbs.
81 25a2 70; white potatoes. Florida. new. per
bbl. No. !. s0oas.5o; No 2. 575aT.oo; sweet
potatoes. Jersey. per basket. No. l. s.. 5oa2 IS
No. .. S2.ooa2.25: sweet potatoes. Eastern
Shore. per bbl No. !. S.0oas0o: sweet potatoes.
Delaware and MarylaDd. bu. hampers No l.
3ooa35o; No. . 2Ga25; cabbage. Southern.
per hamper 300a33
The Washington herald., 1919-05-08
BALTIMORE PRODUCE.

Baltimore. Nd. May :. - Prices on the Bal
timOre produce market range as follows:
FRUITS AND NE;ETABLES-App.es New
York. No !. sooalloo per Dbl: Maryland and
Virginia. various varieties No. l. Sail Per bbI !:
Ben Davis 70sS5o; asparagus. MaHlsnd am;
Virginia. 3ooaiJo doz punches: South Carolina.
0oa4-0o doz punches: beets. new. case bunch
Deans. F1l.. 250l35O has: Fla. wax, 3a3.5 bas;
broccoli. homegrown. 5aiec box: celery, Florida,
l0inch crates 5Ooa5.5 80 per crate; cabbage new,
Florida. 5os300 per basket: s 55Oa6.jO per crate;
do. Charleston. 5o0a65o per crate: cucIIm-
bsrs. Florida. 275a325 per bas: ezgplants.
F7orids Ooa560 per crate: grapefruit. Florida
5oo17. 90 Der box: kale. homegrown. 5a75c per
box: lettuce North Carolina. L5oa20o per bas-
ket; Norfolk, l00a2Oo rer crate: onions.
spring. nearby. 1.75al.9 rer 100 punches; do.
New York. No. l. 65oa7Oo pr lG0 pounds: do,
Texas. 3I5a4Oo per crate; oranges Florida.
5.Coa5.so per box: California. i0Oa6.o0 per box
peas South Carolina, 3.OOs3-50 per basket
peppers. Florida, 4.spa6 % per crate; Tadsbes.
Norfolk. 75Cal ) basket; do, homegrown, .ajc
bunch: rhubarb. homegrown, Sale bunch: spin
ach. homegrown. 25a6oc box; strawberries, North
Carolina. l5a35c quart Norfolk 3na35c quart
tomatoes Florida, fancy. 5.5Oas % crate; choice.
I.ooa5 % crate
PoTA"oEs-wbit- New York. Der 80 n
iooa425; do. Western. YET I5J IG-. ) -. =;
do. PennslVania. per 100 lbs, 25a2 So;
do. Eastern Shore Of Maryland anu Virginia
McCormicks. per lo0 lbs, 2O0a2. 20: do West
en- shore Of NAylsnd. Mccormick. per 100
lbs aooas 20; sweet potatoes. Eastern Shore OF
The Washington herald., 1919-05-08
: TOWN CRIER.

The Flavian Dramatic Club will
uresent The Shepherdness OF the
Lourdes" the evenings of May ls
and 20 at st. Peters Hall. Second
and c streets southeast. Miss Cor
rine Lothrop will play the leading
role and she will be supported by
twenty girls.
Business and professional women
OF Washington will meet this even
Ing at o'clock at the Blue Triangle
House. North Capitol and E streets,
with a view to organization. Miss
Mary Johns Hopper. national or
gauizer for the Federation of Busi-
ness and Professional Women of
America. will outline plans.
A mass meeting Of scientific and
technical employees of the govern
ment will be held at the New Ma
tional Museum tonight at S o'clock.
The purpose of the meeting is to de-
termine whether these workers wish
TO organize. and, IL so. what sort of
organization they desire. II is
pointed out by the prime movers
that the question is brought acutely
to the fore by the work of the joint
reclassification commission. as the
commission wishes to deal with en-
ployes only through organizations.
and not as individuals.
The DanyiIIe. ILL.,. Club will meet
this evening at o'clock at 3212
Park place.
Brightwood Citizens Association
will meet at the Brightwood School
Building at S O'Clock tomorrow
evening
The Columbus Country Club will
hold its May dancing party. for
members and guests. this evening
in the clubhouse at Fort Berry. Va.
Special cars from Twelfth street and
Pennsylvania avenue northwest.
Capt. Gordon Gordon-Smith. of the
British army, will speak at the an
nual meeting of the British and Pa
triotic Society at Perpetual Hall.
11o1 E street. Saturday night at 8
o'clock.
The California state Association
will give a progressive FIVE hundred
and -uchre party together with an
entertainment and dance at the
Thomson School tonight at o'clock.
The Church of the New JerusaIem
in the United States will open a six
day convention today at the Church
of the New Jerusalem. The open
ing session will be for the Sunday
School Association. A public meet
ing will be held in the evening.
Pupils of Miss King. who are stu
dents at the Wilson Normal School,
will give Interpretation dances at
the show to be given for the soldiers
of st. Elizabeth's Hospital at the
Knickerbocker Theater this after
noon at 2:30 o'clock.
The Emery Alumni Association
The Washington herald., 1919-05-08

Maryland. fancy. bbl. aous0; DO. ordinary.
eooaL0: do. Eastern shore Of Virginia. bhl.
fooaso; de-. Eastern Shore Of Marylsnf Is
bushel BASKET. No. ]. 275a5.5o; Nork River sams.
s0as.m per Dbl; North Carolina yams 10. l.
socasoo per Dbl; new potatoes, Florida. 10. l.
aooas.0 ner bbl; No. . sooas.D per bbl.
LIVE PoULTRY-chickens. young. ) Ia
smooth. rsr h., 43a45c: do. winter, 2 N. an6
under. 55s60c; do. young. rough and staezy.
0a0e; do old roosters. zla22c; do. Old hens.
over lbs. Sasec: do. old hens, small, tsc: do.
old White Leghorn hens. Ha3sc: ducks
Muscosy and monErel. young. 8s,ec; do, whits
Pekin. young. SsaSc; do. puddle. 81 lbs tnd over.
'Sa,6c; do. puddle, small. poor, s,as4c; pigeons.
old, per pair. 3sa,oc; do. young, 5asoo: guinea
fowl young, each sl.o0; do. old. eoa65c: spring
chickenA ~ lbs. Per 10. s5s7oc.
BUTTER = cramery. Western separator. ex.
tras. s2assc per ID; hrsts eoa6lc: Western prinu.
h-lb extras. eaeic; hrsts. sla6ec: westeni
prints. Lib extras. 0a64c: hrsts, 5saeoc; near.
by creamery. extras 6oaslc: irsts. 5easoc: dairy
prints. Maoland. Pennglvania and Virginia ex-
tres. i2aiic; hrsts Ease: storepacked frsts "a
Sc; rolls. Maryland and Pennsylvania extras.
i2s43c: do. West Virginia extras. iaaasc; do.
Ohio extras. t2at3c.
EGGS-Western Maryland. PennsyIyanfa and
nearby hrsts. doz. sc: Eastern Shore Of Mar.
land and Virginia hrsts. sc; Western (Ohiol
frsts, iSc: West Virginia. hrsts. 80: Southern
North Carolina). hrsts. &C.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-08


win hold its monthly meeting to-
morrow evening at o'clock at the
Emery School Building.
All nenb>rr Of the ce.gregatten
of All souls' Church are invited TO
q social get-togetber In the lec>Nre
room Of the church from until g.
o'clock this afternoon. The commit
tee in charge of the meeting ex-
pressed hope that all newcomers TO
the church would be present TO meet
the other members.
= The progran eennitfee Of the
Triangle Club Of the Y. W. c. A. will
entertain a group Of wounded sol
diers of walter Reed Hospital at the
Recreation Center. 1885 Fourteenth
street. at Tao o'clock tonight. The
Treble Glee Club will play. Mrs.
Alice Dickerson OF Hostess House at
Camp Meade will talk.
The Y. w. C. A. will held n 7-eent
social at the Recreation Center. 1885
Fourteenth street. tomorrow even
ing at s O'Clock.
A meeting Of the Insurance com
mittee of the Board Of Trade has
been called by Chairman Ralph w.
Lee for this afternoon at $3.50
o'clock. The committee on public
utilities. Z. c. Graham. chairman.
has been called for tomorrow after
noon at 4 o'clock.
FEDERAL City Ledge. Ne. %. 1. O.
o. F.. will receive general officers
and entertain many distinguished
members with an interesting pstrio-
tic program tomorrow evening. at
the new temple Of the Odd Fellows
All members Of the fraternity. and
especially the soldier members. are
cordially invited
Kit Carson Pest, Ne. 2. G. A. r..
will meet tonight at o'clock at
the G. A. r. Hall. 1912 Pennsylvania
avenue.
DIR. Henry Allen Topper, pastor of
the First Baptist Church. Sixteenth
and o street northwest. will speak
tonight at o'clock on The Seven
Wonders"
The Washington herald., 1919-05-08
CHICAGO GRAIN.
By JOSEPH T. PRITCHARn.

Chicago. May MANY scattered lonr, in corn
disposed OF their holdings today when re and
barley declined. Rye. which u an interna.
tional grain. declined u to &c and barley was
u to lc lower Corn declined ~ to 81 and
oats was Of IL to 2tc. Traders regard re.
barley and oats out of line with the hirh
price Of corn. Cash corn was cents hisher
Corn planting has been DELAYED by unf.,or-
able weather. Kansas and Missouri reported
particularly unfavorabie conditions Much corn
land has been lost because Of seeding TO wheat
Traders who contend corn is out Of line with
its actual value, point TO the probability Of
late corn bcing caught next fall BY early frost
Generally speaking corn sentiment was bear
ish. Holdings by large and small speculs tors
have been greatly reduced. From an IMPARTIAL
standpoint It must be admitted there are many
possibilities in corn and the trader who can
accurately forecast values from this time for.
ward deserves all the money he will be able TO
pck up by the wzyside. Argentine labor con-
ditions have improved and exports will continue
to increase
Oats showed declines Of ~ to Esc, mainly In
sympathy with the break in corn Seeding has
been delayed.
Hog products declined st the close in SYM
pathy with a break in hogs At the Yards.
After making a new high record Of H5s, hogs
fell back to 2l.5. Products advanced sharply
early in the session.
Chicsgo. Nay 7.-Grain and provisions ranged: :
The Washington herald., 1919-05-08
OIL STOCKS LEAD
STRONG MARKET
Texas Fields Predominate.
Mystery in Mexican
Loan Rejection.
ny BRoADAN WALL.

New York. May 7.-Petroieum
stocks were leaders in a strong
market again today with securities
representing the Texas fields pre-
dominating. Texas Oil went to the
new high record price of $50. an ad-
vance of 1914. Sinclair rose more
than 5. Ohio Cities Gas. /. The
Royal Dutch shares were up about
6 points. There was a strange
heaviness in Mexican Petroleum and
the fact that one bank rejected the
stock in loan added to the mys-
terry.
One of the most important new
Developments In the oil world to-
day was the purchase of the cele-
brated Burk-Waggoner lease by the
Ryan Petroleum Company.
Sinclair Oil acted as though un-
der the influence OF new buying.
The stock has been accumulated for
weeks. but today's business was ag-
gressive. Some new development is
apparently about ready for publicity.
Silver jumped to s1.04 an ounce on
announcement that the governme mt
had removed all restrictions. This
is bullish on Anaconda, American
Smelling and Cerro de Pasco, es-
pecially as all OF these mines pro-
duce large quantities OF silver.
Marine Makes High Records.
Marine preferred and common went
to new high records again. the former
at HAY and the latter at 45k. No ex-
PLANTATION was given.
Tobacco stocks were active again,
United Cigar Stores rising more than
three points. Tobacco products fol-
lowed IL as did Philip Morris.
Announcement that Congress would
meet on May 10 made Wall Street
hopeful. for il is argued that Congress
can do nothing except help business.
If 1t repeals the law providing prohi-
bition for the working man with
wine and whisky for the rich. II will
quiet labor It Is also hoped that
Congress will take action regarding
the railroads and especially regarding
the telephone system. Reports from
crops are favorable. The steel trade
seems to be righting itself.
Hide and Leather Dividends.
According to latest reports. Hide
and Leather preferred stockholders
will get a cash dividend of SIS a share
and par in a new stock. There is
nothing said about wiping out the
common stock.
Brokers expect that the new COM
mission rates which go into effect to-
morrow on the New York Stock Ex-
change will restrict trading in high
priced stocks and cause a boom in
low-priced issues. That may be one
reason for the great activity now in
! Texas Oil. The little railroads will
come into their own with higher COM
missions on the high-priced ones.
Tire stocks were heavy today on
the theory that the reduction in prices
will hurt their business. AS matter
Of fact. the reduction IN tires exactly
, offsets the reduced price OF raw rub
ber.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-08

600 Of the Army of occupsfson wsr7
at or near Cobseuz. tb> An>r>ce1
bridge head Supplies and commu11|
cation generally with this army VIII
be maintained hereafter via Antwerp
and Rotterdam ~
In a general taxi on the condition
OF the men IN Europe. Secretary Bs-
ker said that the sentiment for com
ing home is almost unanimous and
that the men did not want to walt a.
ports for the arrival OF their com
rades OF the same division. 20 there
could be q parade Of ths divisional
unit
Speaking OF the appesrancs Of the
army Of occupation. Mr.. Baker said:
They have taken the very bezf
equipment Of the whole Expedftionary
Force and equipped that army"
Mr.. Bakers figures show that BY
the end OF the week 1.0oo.oo0 men win
have sailed from France. Thers wer<
about 2.oon0eo there on the day tb<
srmistice was signed
The Washington herald., 1919-05-08
WASHINGTON PRODUCE.

EGGs-Nearby current receipts. 42sA; South
en-. q.
LIVE POULTRY = Rcosters. per Id. alsa.
turkeys. per 10. 35a;s; hens. per ID. 1aH; spring
chickens, 1oa75; guineas, 15c each
DRESSED POULTRl-Turkeys per Ib. O.
IS; roosten. per ID, Is; hens. per lb. Nan:
cspons, i6a4s
GREEN FRUIT = Apples. per Dbl. saI3;
boz. 3:75a4; California lemons. 3aiH: Californis
oranges. Sash; Florida oranges. 7a7h; Ianbsr-
ries. lsa0 per bbl; grapefruit. 5a6h.
VEGETABLES-Pota:oes, No. !, 325a37 rs pey
sack: beans. bss. 21lai; peppers. crate. 3Ea5ts
eggplant. 3lsa5la crate; cabbage, new, 5aS0
crate: beets. crate. 2a3 lettuce. la2is bas: peas
21Sa4 bas: sweet potatoes. 6alo Dbl; Florida Gel
cry 5s70 per bbl: celery. L5h2oo per bunch /:
summer squash. 3lia5: spinach. 2soa3Oo per
Dbl; kale. l.ooal.5 5 rer bbl; turnips. laIh bbl ;
Florida tomatoes. 2lta5i4.
DRESSED PORK-5
LIVE STOCK-sheep. per Ib, ssl0; calves,
IS; medium. -; common. 10. lambs. I5al6;
spring lambs. 20
HAY AND GRAIN-No. timothy, CAS- a
ton; No. timothy. 4OI4ail a ton; mixed hay,
3sais . ton; mixed oats. s1as2; white oatS
sSAs corn. I7Sal.75; wheat, 235a2S.
sEEDS-Clover. Alsike. Is; Sailing and Red.
90; Alfalfa. Ho; timothy. SIS Der bu. :
red ton zrass Issifc per mound: olue sra1, S.S
ais per bushel; orchard nass 3TsaI % ~
tusheL
The Washington herald., 1919-05-08
Biz Ruilding Steel Need.

New York. May 7.-One Of the rea-
sons why the steel list does not de-
cline because of surrounding uncer-
tainties is to be found in estimates
of enormous business ahead sug-
gested by the facts that $4,000, ,0oo.-
600 will be required to take up the
existing shortage OF homes, stores
and Offices in this country. to say
nothing of the rehabilitation needs
of Europe.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-08
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. May 7-BUTTBR-Market easy
salted and unsalted creamery. extras. fresh. 5a
E1lc: do. firsts. 53ita5sc: higher than extra
55l1a5siso: State dairy tubs. Fa4itc; renovated
extras Sic; imitation creamery frsts. tsa1sc
CHEESE - Market arm: STATE. whole-miiE
specials. 32s3sc; fancy. s2a3sc: lower grades
3oaSSc. Wisconsin wholemilk. fancy youns
Americas 53s35itc; STATE skins. specials. "a
2yzc; do. choice. 3oa2cc; fair TO good, l5alsc
lower grades, 6alfc.
EGGS-Market steady; nearby white, fancy. saa
Sc; do. brown. 4sssoc; extra, Et.a4sc; nrsts
Etsas6Iac.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-08
NEW YORK BANK cLEARINGS.

New York May 7.-Business on the curb
today was again in rery large proportions and
total sales were close TO 100. 900 shares. with
pricesi in nearly all instances sdy,ncinc 70
levels above the finals Of the preceding session,
miscellaneous industrials were more active
and firmer.
Standard Oils were less active. Houston
on. Midwest and Merit OH were features OF
the highpsiced independents
Metal shares were fairly active hut de,l;n,,
were not nearly 30 large as they have been.
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COTTON MARKETS.

New York. May 7.-Hesu speculative seIl-
ing. led oy western interests broke the cotton
market today after il had become hrme, foi-
lowing mixed start. The demand was poor.
and many believed taht Q heavy long interest
resined outstanding with no desire 10 add to
Il Stop orders were uncovered on the de-
cline. Closing prices were steady at a net
decline Of lsa35 points =
Spot q Nsr pE,vas ras sle.ds. Win
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Financial Notes.
Savings Banks Accounts Increase.

New York, May 7.-Attention is
being directed by active speculative
interests to the point that the re-
markable increase in savings banks
accounts. notwithstanding high cost
of living. will not only promote in
vestment but will stimulate specu-
lation in securities.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-08
BLACK SEA GREEKS
. ASK FOR REPUBLIC
Area Urged. However. Would Cut
Into Armenian Border.

Constantinople.-Greeks along the
Southern shore of the Black Sea
would form republic with Treb-
izond as its capital. It would ex-
tend nifty to seventy-five miles into
the interior and have q population
of 100000 Such an area, however
would cut into the borders of the
proposed independent Armenia.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-08
QUARTERLY Dividend Declared.

New York, May 7.-American To-
bacco Company declared regular
quarterly per cent common divi-
dend payable in scrip June to
stock of record May Is.
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S6,977,005 Surplus.

Kennecott Copper, year ending
December 81. 1918. surplus after
taxes and all charges was s6,eIT. .0O5,
equal to $3.50 a share on outstand-
ing $2,7S7.059 shares of no par value.
against surplus sl1.545.6l9. or S4.l4
share in preceding year.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-08
RATE OF EXCHANGE.

New York. May 7-Today's close of exchange
rates: Sterling demand. L6s: cables 4sa.
France. checks. 6E: cables. 6l5 Belgium
checks. SIS: cables. SIS. Holland checks. Ss1s
cables o. Italy checks. 7.8; cables, 7.5S.
Swiss checks. 500; cables LG.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-08

middlng IL points lower at T.S; the sales
were t.iA balcs. Spot here was quiet at
decline Of IS points At 2s.s5c: there were no
sales.
Recripts at some Of the leading points were:
Galveston l7.4s9 bales: New Orleans. 4G2;
Mobile. SIS; Savannah. 4.lse; Norfolk. so4 !;
Augusta 2.oi6; St Lcuia IL
The Washington herald., 1919-05-08
CALL MONEY.

New York, May Mooney on call opened
at "a per cent: high. ~ per cent: low.
pcr cent; close. "a Ter cent. Time money un-
changed. Mercantile paper was bought moder-
ately,' chiefly out Of town. Some attractive
names were seen.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-08
Washington Stock Exehanss.
SALES.

Washington Railway Is. sl!oto at eez.
Potomac Electric cons IS. 81 900 at %, 81, ,o0
at 90. 81 900 at %.
capital Traction. 10 at 6<, s at 5H % q,
. at s5h.
Columbia Graphophoue pfd. 10 at sin-
After call:
Csnjtal Traction, 2 at ssx
Mergenthaler. ) at lilA.
Capital Traction, at e5k.
Columbia Graphophone CON-, I'D at rs
The Washington herald., 1919-05-08

stocks Is that on accouE] of the
prejudice against German products
it will be years before the beet
sugar industry OF that country can
successfully compete in foreign mar
kets.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-08

At EaS pm American middlins far, iS1ei
good middling ISIS; fully middlins, S.8: mid
ding. T.g'; low middlins. $50; good ordinary,
N.o5; ordinary. las2.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-08
Resume Cotton Seed Ol Trading.

Restrictions on cotton seed oil
trading as regards the new crop
months. have been removed and
trading will be resumed on the New
York Produce Exchange today.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-08
Studebaker Declares Dividend.

Studebaker declared regular divi-
dend OF IN on preferred and l per
rent on common.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-08

to meet all the demands Tor wheat
food which are sure to come from
other nations of the world.
HOLLAND.
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Cotton Oil Dividend.

The regular dividend on American
Cotton Oil was declared.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-08
LIVERPOOL COTTON.

Liverpool. May 7.-Spots opened quiet today
with prices unchanged. Sales amounted to 500
bales. Receipts totaled 1000. There were no
Americsn receipts. Futures opened quiet today.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-08

Bay bend and wear your button.
That's the wsy to saving .yssr 1ut-
The Washington herald., 1919-05-08
Prejudice Against cerman Sugar.

New York, May 7.-One of the
arguments being brought forward in
support Of the puschase OF the sugar
The Washington herald., 1919-05-08
CURB MARKETS.

New York: May 7,-Bsnk ciesrings hero today
were $50. go eeo.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1919-03-04
CARD PARTY LAST NIGHT
GIVEN BY ALTAR SOCIETY

Twenty tables we're used last night
for the card party given by the Altar
Society of the Catholic Church, the
event taking place in Winneva Hall.
Progressive whist was played and re-
freshments were served later. Mrs.
Edna Browning won the ladies' first
prize, Miss Gwynne Davis. second, and
Mrs. ]. j. O'Carroll won the ladies'
consolation. The mems prizes were
won by j. A. Anderson. first; Father
Meisekothen. second. and Harry Davis,
consolation.
A maze Of rubbers caused consider
able confusion when home-going time
came and those who got their rubbers
mixed up can exchange those which
do not belong to them for those which
they should have by calling at the
State Bank & Trust Company.