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El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-03-27
UN HoMBRE QUE PELEO ENcoN.
IRA DE Los APAcHES MUNRO
DE IFS AMOS, EN- la Luz.
0Otero County N. NJ. News)

0Utero County IN. NJ. NeWs)
Senior Agapito Madrid muri0 en-
susrasidencia en- ell canon de la Luz,
Ell dfa IL de Mario, y fue sepultl-
do Ell dfa IA.
I'll senior Madrid contaba oerca dc
lis amos dc edad al tempo de su,
muerte siendo que Ia faniilia recla-
ma que tiene documeutos aut6nticos
que muestraH que naci6 ell dla 6 d.
Agosto de 1904, en 81 Real dc San
Lorenzo, tres miIlas al oriente de- Ia
Ciudad de Juarez. M6IieO,
Cuando era ioven sirvi0 de sOldado-
por 81 gobierno de MEXICO Y peEe0l
encontra de los apaches y las otrag
tribus midas. Hace treinta amos Que
ell lSr. Madrid vino a Nuevo Meliino'
Cuando tenia 100 amos entr6 un do.
micilio. Desde. que vino a Nuevo Me-
jico SO ha ocupado1 en- la agrieultu
ra. iNunca SO sabe que estuviera EN-
fermo, seq ii dice sI hijo S. MI Ma
drid, y III unica vez que Sc recnpr-
da que su padre rehusara tomar sl
comida fue la mafiana due falIecil
Por los iiitfm0s dos meses habifa es;
tado p0strado en- CANA por catsa de
su debilidad.
Cuando ell senior Madrid tenfa go
amos So case con SUI esposa p~resenIe,
Ia que solo tenia 20 amos. De este
matrimonio ~nacieron cuatro hijos vi
tres hijas: s. M, Luis, Teofilo y JO4I
Sc Madrid y la Sra. Jim Stogden: Ia
Sra. Pablo Morales y la Sra. JESUS
Quesada.
Ell senior Madrid tenfa dos hijos
que sc enlistaron en- Ia guerra mum
dial luis, quien esta ahora en- ell
campo de San Antonio, Y Te0filo
QUEEN ha sido d~escaFgado recien;e
mente.
E Sr. Madrid tenfa SO amos de-
edad antes que neciera. .sn, primer hi
In 81
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-03-27
"A PARTE N0RTE DEL ESTADO
SERULTApA PoR UNA
GRAN NEVADA.
los prados; Clneo Pies en- Rociada;
Esta Muriendose el Ganado.

La tempestad equinolial que no ha
tenido limete, VI que visit0 Santa ne
Dor por yartos dfas de- viento. llu;
via y nieye ha sido severa por TODD
eI estado Lorenzo Delgado, ante.
rior Alguacil del Condado de San
Miguel. ~secretario principal de III
eamara de Ia, cuarta legislature, v
creador de ganado mayor, que estiyo
en- la ciudad Ell LINES, declare que
SUI ciudad Las Vegas, ha sufridp mt,
cho como resultadn de la terrible ne
vada y lluvia que cay6 dufante los
1ltimos dlas. LAS Vegas ha te-
nido de uno a dos pies de nieva, v.
PC %comprimi0 solida dijo Delgada
Flos techos que estaban faIsos y aun
teohos que ihan soportado las fuer-
tes tempestades de los dltimDs aass|
han sido d~estruid0s, eNcepto aigl-
nos Que acudieron pronto a ponerlcs
puntales. Hubo probablemente de-
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-03-27
NAL sABoR EN- su socA

Cuando tenga un NAL SAILOR en- su
boca es muestra de que SUI digestion
esta on NAL orden. Una d6sis de TIA
bletas de Chamberlain usualmente CO.
rrije los desordenes. Ademas causa
un suaye movimiento del abdomen.
listed hallara que 6sta es una medici-
ma do las mejores que ha probado.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-03-27
NoTlclA DE vENTA
EN- LA coRTE De plsTRtTo DEL
CONDADo DE SANDoNAL, Es-
TADO DE NuEVo MEXICO

L NY
Rumaldo Vigil, Quejante
VS.. MIN. 521
Benito Vigil y Rufina Vigil, y Ruff.
Mestas, Acusados.
De acuerdo, con un juicio y decreto
cerrando n hipoteca v venta hecha
y entrada en- la arriba intitu-
lada causa IN la oficina del secreta-
rio de esta corte Ell dfa IL de Diciem-
bre dc 1918, 70, ell abajo firmado Macs
tro Especial en- 81 dicfo juicio nom.
brado, vender6 en- yenta plbliea al
mejor ofertor por dinero effective al
frente de Ia casa de corte en- Ell CON
dado de Sandoyal, en- la plaza de Ber-
n%alilio, Nuevo Mexico, 81 Lines dfa
5 de Mayo de 1919, a las once de la
mahana de dicho dia, la siguiente dis
cripta propiedad situada cerca del
precinto de Cuba en- ell condado de
Sandoval, Nuevo Mexico, siendos
"Entrada de Foresta no agrimen.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-03-27

QueianteS por dinero prestade para
adquirir v ~perfecclonar titulo al dicho
terreno y para edificar la dicha casa
y construir el dicho cerco de alambre.
Fechada Albuquerque, Nueyo Next
.oe, Mario 8, 1913.
FLORENCE L. HEINRICH
Maestro Especial
GEORGE s. KLOCK,
AbogadO por el queiante,
Albuquerque, N. M.
First pub. March Is; last April 8.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-03-27

to como ese cuerpo sea restablecido,
Y sera oil medico general del esta-
blecimiento.
DIR. J. "A. Massie, que es actualmen-
to 81 p~residente del cuerpa de x a
minadores medicos, tomara ell Iugsr
que ha sido ~anunciado que tomarla
el DR.. Dfaz, v Sc entiende que sera
Ell presidente del cuerpo. Ell Gambia
en- Ell personal Sc hizo va miy tarde
ell iueves.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-03-27

Ia camaEa de, comerclo de, Santa
ne, Sc organize 81 sahado en- la no.
che en- d junta que so tuyo en- ia
sala del paiacio municipal. Ell Or.
Frank %, Mera, pr0pietario del sa-
nitario Sunmount, fue electo prusi-
dente; Richard Pfaeffle, manejador
del Paraje de Reuniones Mpntanoz
del Obispo, v Henry Dendahl, homs
bre de negocios. v bien ~conocido.
fueron elagidos vice-presidentes y
Henry Kaune oil tesorero ~veteEano de
la organization SO qued6 en- asa i'm,
portante posici0n que siempre ha
desempehado acknowledgements,
Las reglas Que ~gobiernan a la or
ganizacion las cambiaron poniendo
Ell escogimiento de los otros cuatro
directories an las manos de los OFF.
ciales y ell secretario que sera nom
brado ppr los directories
So les instruy6 q los nuevos Off.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-03-27
DIR. MERA NUEv0 PRESIDENTE
della CAMARA DE COMERCIO

Los Qftclahss Escopsranf pfeetores MAevos; MeJorar4 Ia comunldad f6
g. Rrtse9psl. Arsyumsnte Dc 4 Hsunlsn w orqonizael6p chdsa 90
Teeoreros eli SeeretarIo Seras Nombrado Despues; is ofcaee v pk
reetores PRESBYTERIAN eli Plan de- Procedlmientos, y un Curse del TFar
hMo del aho que SO Presenta, en- la Junta que so Liamara en- Dos &c.
nanas. Los Regdores4 Exp esaron su Deseo de, Ohtener CooparA
cin On cnanto q Me1orar la Plaza.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-03-27
Viva s'CETS-IT!"
LA Maravilla
Para CaIlos


". no tendrA necesidad de pregnntars
S"Que puedo hacer para 1ibrarnA do
los ~callos'2 "GETS-fT; es 81 primer
ynatadQr de ~calioEp SECURE v ciert0
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-03-27

-TS%EE EEA SfaI NV
digestive para transforraarlo en- hero olsanieo
o sea HIERRO NuXADO-antes de que estdn
preparados ha ser coiidos y asimiados al sistkna
humane. Sin embargo TODD ESQ que sc a,dichp
y Sc a escrttoi sobre este sugeto por tnedicos de
fama " popularldad, miles de nersonas todabia
insisten en- r~ecetarse elias misu1as con hero
metalico. Me 10 sdpungo por el motive de que
cuesta unos cuantos centavos inenos. Con todss
mis- ~energias aconsejo a los lectores que en- todos
casos consigan Ia receta de IN medico para hero
orgAnico-HfERRO NUXADO-y 81 I'd. no
desea moiestarse de esta fofna- ~eutnnces conpra
solamente HIERRO MLXADO en- su paaiete
original y yea 81 este nombre especial HlERRO
NuXADO esta impreso en- el paqiiete. Si I'd.
ha tornado preparedness tales como. NUx "
HiERROu otros prcductos de- hierro similares y
han fallado en- ~facilitar resultados, tenga en-
cuenta que tales productos ae diferen enteSa-
niente del HERO NUXADO.
Mofa dol FabrIoaate: EL HiERRO NuxAn04
FL cilal eS recpmendado y recetado p0r los midi
cos no ca TN reraedio embellishments HecretD tin6a
que 90 muy bien conpcldo p0r los farmaeeutie7a
Al no ser parerido a los product0s dc hero
~Organic0s mas viejos es slmplemente aefmilhdas no
hace dafD d Ia dentadura nj Ia p0ne negras nj
ta4proco. causa transt1rnos en-, 81 est6magQ. Bl
f~aQhricanta ~garantiza r~esultados satisfactorios y
ftaiCes ca ceda conpr9 Que GO hsga de q CON.
traFio %. dsvQlyeya q dlner0 Los principalag
farmAceuttcos De eata uludad 10 tieuen a 10 yeat&
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-03-27
+. La mujer Dc
sociedad debil
y agotada

En- mi opinion lid, no
puede hacer estos hons
bres fuertes. activos
vigorosos. con alifheii
tarlos con hero inetas
leo. Las formas ane
tignas de hieffc meta
leo deberi de II pof
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-03-27

podef daf5e Cuentn ue Ia verdauera " real
causa de. SUI pa~deciniento. Sin hero en- su
sangre los alimentos simplemepte pasan por
su cterpo. algo parecido q I'm moline
antique de inalz con moledoras tan anchas
y distantes unas de otras que no pueden
moler el grano. Por neeesidad de hero I'd.
puede ser in hombre yiejo a Ia edad de treinta
amos de intelectualidad lenta. rnemoria pobre,
n~ervioso, .irfitante v decayente. mientfas que a
Ia edad de cincuenta 8 sessnta amos con hero
s~uhclente en- sus venas,. I'd. Sc puede sentir
todabia Joveil, nen0 de vida sintiendo Sd cuerpo
una agilidad maraViilosa lena de energia.
Como prueha de este, tomo ell case dc Chas. A.,
Towns, Senador que fue en- los Estados Unidos y
candidate para Ia Vicepfesidencia, quieh despues
de haber pasado a!edad de So afios esta todabia
en- Ia cuIrbre de las s~energias incansahlee. ri
Sehador Towne dice: He encontrado Il HIERRO
NUxADO ser del benefcio mas grande como
t0nico y fegulativo. De ahora en- adeIante
jamas estafe sin Ell,
Tambien esta William X. Kerr comisario de
Sanidad que fue de Ia ciudad de Chicago quien
ha. llegado a una edad mny avanzada, pero to-
dabia esta vigorogo, active y lieno de vida. Mi.
William r. Kerr dice que tiene fe en- SUI actividad
personal. de- hoy. v 10 atribuye grandemente al
uso del HIERRO NUKADO y cree deberia ser
recetadc por todos Los nnedicos y usado en- todos
ss hospitaes del pals.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-03-27

Entire los exhibitos que ~atraeron la
atenci6n la aperture de. la exhi.
bicion aeronauta en- Madison Square
Garden, en- Nueva York, estaba el
a~eroplanos con que Gabrielle d'Annunr
clio, gran poeta y famoso peleadors y
aviador Italiano. hizo al pueblo Aus
triaco realizara la posici6n desespe-
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-03-27
Sc CREE QUE HABRA UNA Sc
SION ESPECIAL ANTEs DEL
PRIMERO DE JUNO.

Sc Predice que 81 congreso Sc Reu.
Mira como para Ell dfa cinco de
Mayo.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-03-27
La ANS de casa
n~ervicsa v
cAnsada

Bellevue Departamento del Exterior) de Nueva
York v del Hospital del cqndado de Westchester.
dijo; Mktodos modernos de cocinar v. paso
IN annnento tan aiarmante en- Ia falta de
hero en- Ia sangre del hombre y mlier americana
que yo rnIiy a nienudo me be pasnaado al gran
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-03-27

80 NT""
Eueno Dor so dfns solamente.
5uEMo PoR so 1IASH &pLAMEMTE
Union Novelty. CclnpHuXs DAnk.
67l N Carpenter ST. Chipag 30, I'LL
Muy Sfes mfbay
Favor de mandafmlH. sW reIoj de- ~ Jo-
vas. DO ORC ~reiIenos 1ie estAn yendiendo
a baj0 precio3 juntp con los AZ ob5etos
que est6n obsequianai0 CON di1ho Teloj.
Al recibo. de los citAdpa artieuIps pagarA
$685.. 81 ppr cualuuier circunstancia,
no .quedo satisfecho. IDS me devolyeran
Nombfes .s.......... j ...y........
Direction. .s..s.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-18

the city officials in Gary TO rush the
street improvement program TO COM
pltion and yesterday and today the
working forces OF the contractors have
been increased to comply wit hthe or
der.
This week the asphalt concrete
pavement on Fourth Avenue was com
pletet and work was started by con-
tractors Englehardt and Cain on Tyler
street. This Will be paved with the
same material as the Fourth Avenue
job. Work is also to be done on Ad-
ans and Virginia street. The latter
VIII be the last job of the year.
At the regular session OF the board
Of public works next Monday morning
bids VIII be relieved for the improve
ment OF Massachusetts, street from
35th avenue TO Ridge Road The es-
Innate is about $4,000. according to
city Engineer Cottingham. Bids
will also be received for the construc-
ton OF Local Sewed No. 80. near +5th
avenue.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-18

the south side IN Gary last Sunday
night. chances for the murderer's cap
ture look less favorable than they did
earlier in the week and IL is feared that
he has had ample time to escape and
mako his getaway on a train for some
eastern city.
II is known that Radicanin had friends
in Indiana Harbor and following the
murder il was thought that he would
attempt 70 reach there and go in hiding
util he would be able TO make his escape
TO another city. Although the police
have not been able TO secure any trace
Of him, network OF police all over the
entire region are keeping their eyes
on the alert for him and hope their
efforts Will not prove futile
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-18
In an Around
GARY
No Train Service for
Tolleston Residents

Hopes OK the Tollestaa residents for
the re-opening Or joint station OF the
Pennsylvania railroad and the Michi-
gan Central railroad went glimmering
yesterday. when the news gained cir
cglatton that the public service COM
mission OF Indiana had turned down
the petition signed BY twenty-five
prominent residents in that section.
Ever since the war. Tolleston resi-
dents have. been without train service
on either railroad and il has become
neces sary for them TO come to Gary
o nthe surface lines and then take the
Michigan or the PENNSYLVANIA from
this city II they wish to travel on
these lines.
The station which was one OF tbs
oldest IN the county was closed short
~ after Americas entrance into the
war as war saving measure. In
denying the petition. the public ser
vice commission ordered thot by the
first of next month. tina the American
Express Company extend its Gary col
lection and delivery service TO the
business section Of Tolleston. also ask
ed in the petition.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-18
HAS MARKINGS OF A
CHAMPIONSHIP TEAM

Unable TO schedule a game for Satur-
day. Gary's classy high school football
warriors, who held the Alumni TO a 90
score in the opening game of the season
a the Emerson field last Saturday, will
devote the afternoon in a practice game
against the second team. All cand dates
for the 1919 team viii be given 4 tryout
That Gary Will turn out one of the
fastest gridiron squads in years is the
bright prospect that is in store for local
pigskin fans and the staff OF coaches al
ready have dreams OF the team. playing
for the state championship honors They
will average in the neighborhood of $50
pounds.
Next week. the high school coaches
will send the men through their first
real training work and hope to have the
men in excellent shape for their game
with East Chicago a week from Sstur-
day. Word comes from the Twin city
that they also have fast aggregation
this year and hope to give the Steel
city team hard tussle.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-18
DID NOT LOVE
HIS CHILDREN

william Noiglvis was a vidower with
three children when he married his sec
ond wife. Ethel Noiglvis in September
1915. but she was not satisfied with
home conditions and left him. according
TO her husband in a divorce complaint
1led in the Gary superior court this
morning
She also called him vile names. abused
him and took no interest Whatsoever "
the three children. Since she left him u
August. 1912. he has made an effort e
locate her whereabouts but has been IN
able 70 find any trace Of her
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-18
Serbian Leader Guest
Of Gary Friends

Lieut.. Rad 4. Pardbavich. \. r. c.
editor-manager Of the New Serbia IN
Los Angeles. Calf. who has just return
cd to the United States after IS months
service in Europe is in Gary the guest
OF numerous Serbian friends.
Lieutenant Parubavich is we'll known
among the Serbians Of Gary and Will re-
main for a few days give information
regarding the "old country" and friends
there. The lieutenant received many
decorations from the Serbian govern
ment for valiant service as a Red Cross
worker.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-18
SEASON CLOSES AT
MILLER BEACH

B-r-r-r-r There are but a few OF
the red corpuscled mermaids that are
attempting the cool lake breezes and
water OF Lake Michigan at Miller
Beach these DAYS aud yesterday when
the life guards found Il no longer nee
essary TO scan the shore line for the
daring ones the 1919 bathing season
afficially came to a close.
The season has been a. most success
full one as far as attendance goes. as
during the heat wave there was not a
beach along the Lake that gave sway
to the monster crowds that Miller did.
1t was not only patronized by Gary
residents. but during the week ends
Illinois and in fact bathers from all
over the entire region attended regu-
Iarly,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-18
CANCELS GAME
WITH WHITE SOX

The White Sox. American League pen
nant aspirants, will not play in Gary
next Monday. September. %. according
TO an announcement made by members
OF the knights OF Columbus this morn
ing. who had planned on holding a mon
ster sport carnival on that date. 1t
was also planned to have Dempsey and
Mcfarland and an array OF star mara
thon runners on hand for the occasion.
The sport festival will be held at a
later date
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-18
BILT AND SCREW
STRIKERS GATHER

To make all arrangements 70 join
the countrywide steel and iron strike
which is heralded for next Monday
morning when the day shifts start te
work. the $50 striking workmen OF the
Gary Screw and Bolt Works met in
n onster mass meeting at the Rouman-
ia Hall in G3rv yesterday afternoon.
Ut was : closed session and the result
OF the meeting was not made known
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-18
GARY ELKS OPEN
SEASONS ACTIVITIES

The Gary order Of Elks will open
their social program Of the season.
with an informal dancing party at tse-
club rooms this evening and according
TO the entertainment committee most
enjoyable evening IS promised. Elks
and their families and invited guests
are cordially invited TO attend The
music will be furnished by sterling's
five piece Jass orchestra
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-18
FILES SEPARATE
MAINTENANCE SUIT

Abbie Richards, 81 Fillmore street
Gary. yesterday in Gary superior court
filed a separate maintenance suit ssainst
her husband. Frank Richards who as
the wife alleges. that on January 6. 1919.
knocked her teeth out and on September
Is. 1919. separated.
Three thousand dollars alimony and
500 per month for her support is asked
hy the plaintiff
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-18
OPENS SOCIAL SESSION
AT MILLER BEACH

The Y T. S c. F. club Of tho First
Presbyterian church in Cary will open
its social program of the season at Mil
Ter beach Friday evening in the form Of
a beef roast social and according TO the
committee very pleasant program has
been arranged
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-18

The hubby It is also alleged often told
his wife how fond he was of other wom-
en- and mentions Leota Bailey in the pc-
tition.
Application for an injunction is also
made by the plaintiff TO restrain the de-
PENDENT from disposing OF any Of his
property.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-18

Soldier Ward has been in the service
since May. 1917. He has been stationed
at Douglas. Ariz. William Hecker and
Charles Brown eniisting at the same
time with Ward have also received their
discharges.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-18

An enjoyable dancing party given by
Hobart lodge Of odd Fellows was given
at their club rooms in celebration of the
one hundredth anniversary of odd Eel
lowship in the L. S last night. large
number of Odd Fellows with their ladies
attended, from
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-18

At the Ambridge school al Gary to-
nigt a meeting will be held for the dis
cussion of adult education in connection
with the night school work Of tho public
schools. Miss Beatrice Fishe will be the
principal speaker of the evening and J
L. Smith will give response.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-18
GARY MURDERER
STILL AT LARGE

Nearly four days having elapsed since
Pete Radicanin stabbed and murdered
Pete Krisivich IN drunken melee on
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-18

The Girls Athletic Association OF the
Froebel school, Gary, on Friday evening
OF this week will give beach party al
Miller IN honor of their physical trainer
Miss Doris McFadden. The marriage OF
Miss McFadden to Ernest Dayton. a
former Gary newspaper man and sport
Writer. is announced to take place next
week
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-18
GARY ITEMS

Because Mike Movkovich. a Gary for
eigner. made slanderous remarks about
Louis Galubs wife. Galub had Mike ar
rested and in Justice Clemens justice
court last night Mike failed to prove
his allegations against the character of
the woman and he was handed fine IF
FIVE and costs.
Paulina Carr. the three year old
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Nick Carr,
died at the home. 1s4S West 18th avenue.
Gary. yesterday afternoon.
Funeral services In charge of the VII
liam's Undertaking company was con-
Quoted this morning at 10 O'Clock with
burial at Gary Oak Hill cemetery.
But one building permit was issued AT
Gary since yesterday was that Of J. >
Jablenski. who Will erect onc-story
frame residence TO cost $4,000 at 1915
Carolina street.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-18
GARY BRIEFS

William Ward Of the mechanical
branch of the service has returned to
his home at 1873 Tenth place. Tolleston.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-18
RUSH WORK ON
ST. IMPROVEMENTS

With the approach Of winter wealth
er. contractors have been advised by
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-18
Washington club. greeting General
Pershing at Washington ball park.

One Of the first bits of relaxation
General Pershing had after reach
ing Washington on his return from
overseas was to watch the Ma
tionals and Tigers play. Pershins
received a great ovation from the
fans. He shook hands with Man
ayers Griffith and Jennings.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-11
Improvement
!, DUE: To LABOR

NEW YORK, Feb lQ.-Lacking moro
SPECIFIC or definite reasons, the iEFeE"-
lar Improvement manifest IN the coulS'
Of todays liStleSS stock market WIS PGp
ularly ascrlb to betterment IN the ID
Dor situation. as Indicated pS au'AS'o
over the week end.
This Improvement extended only MOD,
erately 10 ShppIuSS, which coHtluueu
under the influences created By iateSt
conditions in that industry, coupled WI"
intitnacious OF federal ownership
Issuance OF the January stationery OF
the United States Steel coFporHttoli.
which disclosed l decrease of almost
100000 tons III untitled oricrS. WAS liz
onn concrete development Oh TIE 49,,
United States Steel was well support
ed throughout making its best duo,attoi,
after publication Of. the Statct'lehl. ana
closed at a gain OF point. ASsoT.l,G,u
shares protited as much or more baio
win Locomotive coming forward at Inc
end. a
Motor. and their accessories. hide ana
leather preferred. the less pFoniiucut
oils such as Royal Dutch and CaliiCr~
MIA Petroleum and Tohaccos were SUI
stantially advanced, TO the discontinue
of the shorts. ,o.,u-.
tho only change OF more than frac-
t;on being made by Baltimore y ONO
preferred. which lost l. points. some
OF the minor equipments also w.
heavy. Sales amouatGu - oAS.o ';,,5 ne Nv.
other cut in copper. i slight gam IN
western tonnage and business hesitation
in western and southwestern sections VI
the country. ~ e1oo,,d
New. low records for Liberty secona
As at e2.+4. and the fourth 4As AZ 49,, ~
made for an irregular bona mafkS' ~"
AL sales (par valued aggregated VII
o50 900. Old United states pohos "eio
unchanged on call.