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The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1919-01-04

presented for the lumber to be used
in certain buildings at Palisade, Me-
vada. covering Court House and Jail,
Fire Engine House, toilets, side
walks, etc; and
Whereas, the Commissioners of Eu-
reka County were obliged to have
such buildings erected, and it was
impossible to secure any individual
to contract for the furnishing of ma
terials including lumber. cement,
nails, etc; and
Whereas, the commissioners there
upon agreed to furnish the lumber
and have the buildings erected by
such help as they could secure at the
point where work was required; and
Whereas. the town of Buckhorn
was deserted and it was estimated
that the county building and Jail
there could be torn down and the
lumber therefrom made available for
use at Palisade; and
Whereas, the bill Of the Elko Lum-
Der Company, for $l65.00 for new
lumber furnished the county, was
approved by Commissioners; and the
bill Of F. G. Delaney & Company for
1927. SO, was passed by said Commits
sioners, and vetoed by the Auditor
for the reason that the Commission
ers chad not complied with section
1880 R. L."
Now, therefore. acting upon the
opinion of the District Attorney and
of the Attorney General of the State
of Nevada, as follows:
1T seems that the Jail Of Pail
SADIE, Nevada. was destroyed by
fire; that the Commissioners had the
Jail at Buckhorn torn down by a GER
tain person at days labor; that an
other person hauled the lumber there
from and was paid at the rate pre-
vailing in the county; that when the
lumber was delivered at Palisade the
person who tore the Jail down at
Buckhorn rebuilt the Jail at Palisade
at days wages, and that, in addition
to the lumber from the Buckhorn
Jail the County Commissioners or
dered additional lumber and cement
for building extra rooms for the
county fire apparatus and for a tot
let. When the work was finished it
was found that the entire cost was
over $500. Section 1880 provides
that in letting contracts when the
aggregate exceeds the sum of $500,
the County Commissioners shall ad-
vertise such contracts to be let. In
my opinion said sections does not ap-
ply, because it appears that at least
four different contracts were IN
volved in this transaction. The one
for tearing down the Jail; n for
hauling lumber; another for the
erection of the new building and an
other for supplying additional ma
terials. As neither of these four
contracts aggregated $500, the Com
missioners do not violate section 1880.
Under these circumstances there is
no reason why the claim of M per-
son, even though w $500 should
not be allowed and paid even in a
lump sum by the Commissioners
We, the Commissioners, hereby
unanimously pass the said bills over
the veto Of the Auditor.
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The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1919-01-04
Marriage Announcement

N. A. Whitmore of Palisade an
nounoes the marriage of his son,
John, to Miss Genevieve Smith of
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. on De-
cember 81, 1918. The groom is in
the United States service, a Sergeant
in the Aviation Corps, at present To-
Gated at Fort Sill, Oklahoma. His
relatives and Nevada friens join in
extending their best wishes to Mr..
and Mrs. Whitmore for a prosperous
and happy married life.
On a warrant sworn to by United
States Marshal McEachin, D. G..
Reganzone of Winnemucca was ar
rested Sunday for violation of the
prohibition law. 1t is charged that
Reganzone had a LAST of seven bottles
of whiskey shipped to him from New
Mexico. The liquor was seized at
the express office. 1t was not labeled,
it is charged. The shipment is a
violation of the Federal law to ship
liquor without labelling it, and it is
also against the Federal law to ship
liquor into a dry State.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1919-01-04

"A task is something to be done
not contemplated.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-09
pujcka nasledOvn6:

Rye teska Forest Cry pivo
varni spolecnost upSala vcera
prostrednictvfm Pearl Street
banky 100000.
Ones vecer kona Sc velka
agitaGni schuze V okoli Union
Ave. a Broadway, kterezto
schulz budc predsedat p. X.
Can3ky a "a niz hlavynim rec
nikem bude p. j. M. Garfield.
Vojenska kapela a manevrova
nj tanku doplni dotceny dnesni
program V ceskem stredu u
Broadway a Union ave. a podob
ma schdze pod siryn nebem
bude konana ma Miles Ave,
roh vych. 116 ulice a ma "a
padni strane u Storer so. ul.
Buckeye Rd. buda miti svou
schulz u vych. 116. ID.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-09
.Wy!S,,s,,]l y!,,,,]l WS>.S'l VS.
MAYOR PODEPSAL ORDI
NANCI STAREHO CASU.

Mayor Davis podep3al vcera
ordinance ohledne posinuti ru-
cicek ma hodinach, die ktere-
ho2to rozhodnuti mestske ra-
dy Cleveland ma Sc vratiti k
staremu casu tuto ned9,i. Je
vSak moznost, za n6ktere velke
tovarny dOtcenou m6stskou or
dinanci budou ignorovati. Asi
tficet velkoobchodniku hlasi,
totiz, re V pond6li budOu We
svych zavodech pracovat jako
dosud. Nebudou 'tudiz dbati
noveho narlzeni a cht6ji dodr-
zovat cas- nyn6jsi, federalni ci
zeleznicni. Pakli by velkotovar
nici m6stsky cas- skutedn6 ig-
nOrovali a drZeli Sc ma dale ca
III zaleZniGniho, radnici nezbu
de mic jineho, nez dotCenou or
dinanci odvolat.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-09
DIVA VOJlNI UTONULI.

Clevelandsti vojini Karel Slo
yak, bydlici zde ma vych. so.
'ulici, utonul vcera V tabore
Park View b.ize Pittsburgh, Pa
Slovak spolecne scetarem s..
Snejdarkem, 5l3 Wall ul., Port
Huron, Mich. vyplul V lehke
'lodici ma reku Allegheny, blize
tamnejsiho jezu clun Sc jim
vsak prekotil a oba zahynuli.
Byli to vojlni nedaVno z fran
couzskeho boiiste jako rekon-
valescenti Sc vrativsi a mistni
poricie jest zadana vyhledat
pribuzne obou utonulych.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-09
fWSSl WSS
M.Ss,S::9] Y VS. IWSSJ !! Y. Is.
DOLLAR MA HODINU.

Stavebnl zeleZarstl delnici
vyd6lavali do /. kv6tna deva-
desat centu Ma hodinu a nyni
budou nit dollar, tedy o desc
centu ma hodinu vice. Rozhod
nuto tax "a vcerejsi dohodci
schuze zastupcH dotcene mie
"a zastupcu stavebnich kontrak
Itoru, kterezto schulz predsedal
rev. ID. K. Williams jako ne.
atranny Glen arbitracni komi.
Sc, ktera iine mezdni otazky
IN stavebich Temesel bude re-
Siti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-09
W'S,,.S] W, S VS., {, !,
PROTI Z2USENf MES
SKYCH OPATROVEN.

V nekterych skolnich distrik
tech kluby matek chystaji vel
kG protastni schuze proti ne
davnemu usneseni skolni rady,
ze Kindergarten, dGt}ke opa-
trovny nebudou dale vydrzova
ny, pon6vadz SkOlnl urad mu-
81 pencil Setrit, mali uCitelkam
Z Gramarnihc a vyssich Skol
vHd6lky $500 rocne roz.nno-
Iii. Prvni toho druhu protest
nj schuZe svolavana ie dnes
klubem matek z Hough Skoly
"a druha buda V Bolton Skole
Protestujici uvad6ji, re podot
nym setfenim vychova drobnt
mladeze znatne utrpl.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-09
My.sSsS.l VS. 5. I,Ws:S'.Sl ,s:'.Sl
MUNICNf PLUk PRIJEDE.

Zasobovaci pluk cislo 3O8, u
n6hoz slouzi asi 260 Clevelan-
d'anu,prijede do naseho mesta
Ultra a bude uvitan jako vse-
cky predchaz ejici vrativsi Sc
oddly, ackoliv nacelnik pluku
Oznamil kdys naSi radnici, re
ieho lide slavno,ti parady
nedbaji. Mistni valedny vybol
uvita dotcene vojsko ma Union
nadrazi a pozdeji usporada
mu banket V Hollenden hotelu
Pluk vraci Sc domtl Z tabora
Upton, n. Y. bude demobili.
sovan V Sherman. Z Francie
pribyl pred 'tydnam.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-09
KRVEPROLITf v EAST Gle.
VELANDU.
Detektiv Judd smrtelns postre.
len.

Claude F. Deal, 1861 Du-
rant Ave-, bursovni spekulant
a podnikatal. jehoz pisarna ma
chazi Sc Hippodrome. zatcen
byl vCera V East Cleva! a!andu
pro vrazedny utok, spachany
vuci pol. Juddovi tehoz pred
mesti. Deal mel poslednl cas-
finacni nesnaze a proto poma-
hal 81 pad6lanim ceku. VGera
cht6l podobnou padelanou ban
kovni poukazku East Cleve-
landu zpenezl,i a by, datekti-
ven Juddem pri pokusu tom
plistizen. kdyz Judd odvadel
lDeala an pol. stanici, zatGeny
Sc mu vytrhl a dvakrat po de-
tektivovi z revolveru vypal
Jedna kule zaryla Sc Juddovj
do prsou a druha lytkem pro.
let6la. Deal cht6l po stfelbt
)prchnout, byl vsak jinym strai
lnikem zadrzen a uv6znen {
mezi tim postre,eny odvezer
do nemocnice. Zatceny sv6 poo
vody a utok ma detektiva ne
lzapira.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-09
OLD KENTUCKY.

VyleSn ia rybarsky Old Ken
tucky Klub pofada Ultra v So
kolovn6 ma Wendell Ave. majo
YOU tanecni zabavu. ktera bude
jakymsi trumfe'n V teto tanec
nj sezone. K!ub pozval totiz
vsecky osv6dcene sportovniky
We svuj kruh = velrybolovce,
piknikare a kde jaky vesely lid
ably "a majoveho tance V So
kolovne vaseli siril a radost po
vzbuzoval. Kapela Sdruzenych
ceskych hudebniku ziskana a
vse dobr6 k zabave naSich ry
baru bylo objednano.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-09
VcERA UPSANO MA VfTEZ-
NOU PUJCKU $S,182.OOO.
We dvou zbyvajicich dnech mu
81 byt "a $22,OOO.OOO bondI
rozprodano, mali byti cleve-
landska quota dosazena.

Cleveland do vcerejska u
psal "a $59,432.000 bondu Vi
t6zstvi. Vcerejsi jednodenni
prodei emil S9,192.000 a mali
byti clevelandska quota V cas-
dosazena, "a 22,00O.00O bon
dG musi byti We dvou zbyvajl-
cich dnech ieste rozprodAno.
Federalni distrikt ma svou
quotu S450,OOO.0OO sehnal do
vcerejska $372,OO0.O00 a zitra
chce byt upisovanlm hotov
V celych Spojenych Statech re
zebrano dosud G5 proce1t bon
dl.
Zde nejvetsi drobny rozpro.
DEF vyrizen byl vcera V Hippo
drome, kde upsano Ia Odpoled
nj agitaca celkem $2,35O.0O0
Predmesti Lakewood dovrsilC
svou quotu vcera a East Cle
velandu pomohl vGera starry j
D. Rockefeller, koupivSl boudt
"a $5O0.0OO.
V tax zvanych ceskych wal
dach zda stoji 81 pata valecn;
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-09
We SPOJENf SfLA.

Ma oslavu spojeni Sc Soko-
lem TyrS, patronat ceske spoil
kove sine Ma Buckeye Road u
sporada Ultra soukromou zaba-
WI a vyt6Zak teze v6nuje ba-
zaru ma pfistavbu sine. Sdruze
nj hudebnici byli k zftrejsimu
ve&irku zi;kani a yybor oceka-
va, ze pfatele spojeni do jedno
no Sc dostavi, ably TAX dokaza
Ii loyalitu vuci spolecnemu pod
niku a zabav6 vsemoznym zpI
sobem prispeli.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-09
|POZAR MA CANAL ROAD.
Tovarna firmy Cuyahoga
Spring Bed Co. castecne zni-
cena.

Dnes casn6 rano vznikl o.
hen V sedmipatrove tovarne
firmy Cuyahoga Spring Bed
Co., 700 Canal road, ktery po-
|zd6ji ohrozoval sousedni rafi
merle a zvlaSte rozlehle Zavo-
idy Sherwin-W Williams Paint Co.
pIameny sirily Sc neobycejne
|rychle, take tnusil byti vyslan
! Itrojnasobny alarm hasicum a
Iposleze i alarm specielni. L to
lvarny Cuyahoga Co. dostal Sc
ohen k nadrzim Noble Refi-
ming Co. a pozdeji pronikl i
do zadnich pristavku National
Lead Co., 637 Champlain Ave.
Hasiti pracovali upoZarist6 vic
jak hodinu, nez nebezpeci pro
cely tamn6isi prumyslovy di-
strikt mohlo byti odvraceno.
|Teprve odruhe hodine ranni
cast hasiC;keho muzstva mo-
hla byti rozpustena pouze
nekolik Get zustalo u dymajlci
no pozaru. Neznano, jak ohen
vzHikl a Skoda rovnez nedala
Sc odhadnouti. Mezi poskOzeny
mi jsou tez firmy Grimm Ma
. nufacturing Co. a Hoskis and
ISchuEtz Co., 619 Champlain
Ave.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-09
WS,S] .W!!!s,:s] MI'!S,:s:,l M!'!,:s:,l
Ultra v PROBULOVE.

Karafiat Council {. 5, S. A.
J. porada Ultra V hofejSim sale
Y Probulove ma Broadway SOU
kromou tanecni zabavu, ktera
zacne V 1880 hodin vecer "a
spolupilsobeni orchestra p. XII
c.nana. Vybor objednal dobrt
obcerstve1ni a zaji3til jinak pc
zitek uslech,ily a prijemny
takze O uplnem zdaru nelze DC
chybovat.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-09
W!Slsl ', IS .W.S,S y s.
SBOR PILNE CESKY

pofada Ultra V sini Sokol ma
Clark Ave. fialkovou soukro-
mou zabavu. Ponevadz zaba-
va Sc kona predvecer "dne
matek' poradajici vybor oceka
va cet1ou navs.evu vsech, jimz
svatek matek neni lhostejny.
Sokolska hudba ziskan k III
trejsimu vecirku o jehoz zdar
pecuje zVastni, zkuseny w.
Dor a kterazto zabava zacne c
Osme hodin6.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-09
OSME VYROCf.


LOze Leny laDOra c. Al j.
t.. usporada Ultra ma oslavu o.
smileteho sveho trvani soukro-
mou zabavu sini p. kebla ma
Mcbride Ave-, roh Dolloff Rd.
Poradatele jubilejniho tohoto
veclrku postarali Sc O vsemoz-
ne V ocekavani, ze navsteva bu
de velka priznivci loze ze v
kruhu svych znamych Sc pote-
81 a obveseli. Rovnez dobra ka
pela byla ziskAna, take ami
tanecnici 81 neaztsesknou.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-09
IMSSl ,!!,!!S,:S' (M!.S.s) y. s 5.
HOCH ZABIT AUTEM.

Osmilety En-. Gerson, 1865
vych. 80 ulice, jel vcera autam
uzkou ulickou Case Court (bliz
Sovanske Lipy) a ma konci u
licky auto jeho vletelo do tele-
grafniho sloupu "a kter6zto
srazky hosfk vrzen byl prudce
ma dlazbu a vaz mu prerazen,
take smrt jeho byla okamzi-
ia. Pozdstatky zabiteho odve-
zeny policejni ambulance do
okresni marnice.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-09
BUDE DEPORTOVAN.

Vladni urady naridily depor
taci ruskeho prislusnika JOS.
Murasky,, 84l6 Pulasky Ave,
n6mz Sc pravi, ze mezi I'd ai
SINH svymi krajany roZsiroval
podvratne nauky. MuraAu,
bratr Scanislav bude rovnez de
pOrtovan. Tyz byl pfed;edou
zdejsi unie ruskych delniku 3
"a nedavnych majovych .bour
byl pry zvlaste cinny.
The Holly chieftain., 1919-06-12
PLAINS PENCILINGS
+ 444 #4,
Special to The Chieftain.

Special to The Chieftain.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hill are visit
ing at the home of his parents.
Robert Mccoy enjoyed a surprise
last "Wednesday evening given by a
few of his neighbOrs
j. NJ. Leffel and family and c. NJ
Miller and family spent Sunday at
the |. I'll. Carter home
Edwin McAleXander is expected
home soon from camp. He has
spent the past Is months in the ar
my service, of which eight months
have been spent in France
John Harlow, Harold Padley,
Chas Hawes, Leonard Owens and
Jack McAlexander spent Saturday
night and Sunday at the Two
Buttes reservoir fishing.
Carl Luft and sister, Mrs. Roy
Sparks, spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Elof PaulsOn Carl has just re-
turned from France where he has
spent the past year with the expe-
dictionary forces.
MIR. and Mrs. Darwin Van Natta
and children, ElOise, Virginia, Mar
garet and Jack, and Mrs. Morrison
OF Hutchinson, kas are visiting at
the home of Mrs. Van Natta's sister,
Mrs. Perry Alexander.
Misses Grace, Besse and Blanche
McAlexander, Mrs Roy Bolmer of
Logan, Utah, Miss Daisy Vaughn of
Two Buttes, Archie Swain and Guy
McAleXander took dinner with Mr..
and Mrs. Elof PaulsOn Sunday.
The Holly chieftain., 1919-06-12
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HARTMAN HUsTLINGs.
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Special to The Chieftain.

Special to The Chieftain.
Jake Moser was a Holly visitor
Sunday.
j. G. Irving, Jr Was Holly visi.
tor Sunday.
Mrs. Gene Dennis has been quite
i'll the past week but is gradually
improving.
Mrs. W. A. Connolly and three
children autOed to Granada Satur.
day on business.
Curtis Moore came down from La
mar Saturday night to spend Sun.
day with the home folks.
Mrs. c. 0. Pattison has bee--
ously i'll the past few DO COW;
this writing is cons'' :, - II ser. a.
ed. ..ys out at
Georoe .uerably imprOv'
LEFT =
:. Shafer and w. A. Connolly
:. Thursday for EldoradO and 9th
er Kansas points to be gone week
or ten days on business.
Word has been received here that
Roy Pinkham of Pocatello, Idaho
oldest son of j. P. Pinkham, Is to
undergo another operation in a few
days for tuberculosis of the bone
Roy has been suffering from this fol-
the past IS months and already
has gone through several very sue
cessful operations but the doctors
say that there is still one little pOr
tion of the bone diseased and after
that is removed they think he vii
be entirely free from the disease.
The Holly chieftain., 1919-06-12
JUSTICE FORTHE Y.M.C. A.
Editorial in Army and Navy Register.

Editorial in
period charges
cials the
tell what they did in the
Dut We believe much If
lack OF adequate preparation
me American Red Cross and the
IN Tor their share OF criticism A.
already has been made target for charges
Deefs between workers NJ
A. mas been charged with proheeing
institution is nonsecaran body
there
charge of their duties
its facilities
come ana any could conduct religious
-
The charge of "profteerng familiar ephet loquacous
the T. to take the
to the advantage the
labor which were not added to the
charges The NJ c. A. attempted
supporting basis and naturally prices could army
ngure Nothing given the
coming the
charge After there
there investigation
handicap which NJ. A.
furnish the supplies
No criticism becams
If there fault to be found no doubt will be
willingly upon it and tried to do
much.
The Holly chieftain., 1919-06-12
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Hugh W. Faulkner, Kansas City,
Kas. and Mabel a. Stewart, Dodge
City, Kansas, issued May 81, 1919.
Francis V. Cook, Lamar, Colo,
and NADIA A. Johnson, Deerf1eld,
Mo-, issued May 81, 1919.
Alfred NJ. Ferguson and Bessie E..
Lamle, both of Lamar, issued June
3, 1919
Motor, machine and floor oils. Hol-
ly Hdw. Co. 40-tf.
Arizona republican., 1919-10-08
Sewing Machines

NEW HOME. $1O; Singer, $500; Singer, s120O; new Royal, 5000; Wheeler & Wilson, s1S0O; 2 Vertical Feeds, s35.00 each; New Sewing ma chimes sold on weekly and monthly payment. Rent all makes of machines. Expert repairing work guaranteed; crates for sale. New Home Sewing Machine Co.,, 331 W. Washington st. Phone 1249. H. F. Poole, general agent.
Arizona republican., 1919-10-08
Flowing

TRACTOR blowing and discing wanted. See Boulden. Phone 24R2. If
 It makes no difference what your wants may be you can have them sup piled by using and reading The Repub- lican Classified Pages-Arizona' lead ing advertising medium.
Arizona republican., 1919-10-08
Special Notices


 NOTICE to real estate dealers - My property, located 1926 w. Olive, 1927 E. Adams, has been sold. La Grange, 18th St. and Van Buren. r HAVE this day, October 6, 1919, purchased the entire interest in the Liberty Cafe at 233 w. Washington St. and will not be responsible for any debts contracted by Fred Jackson from this date. Jenes Keerey. It THIS is to notify all real estate deal CTS that my property at S3S North Ninth avenue is sold. n NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF
 PARTNERSHIP
 Notice is hereby given to all con- cerned that the partnership lately sub sisting between F. c. Paine and C. A. Mercy under the firm name of Paine and Mercy, with place of business at 31 South First avenue. Phoenix, Ari- zona, was dissolved on the 29th day of September, 1919, by F. c. Paine pur- chasing and taking possession of the entire partnership assets. All of the firms debts are assumed and will be paid by F. c. Paine. The business of the dissolved partnership will be car ried on under the name of F. c. Paine Rubber Company, as usual at 31 South First avenue.
 r. C. PAINE.
Arizona republican., 1919-10-08
Wanted-Help, Female
GIRL WANTED

To do housework. School girl can do the work mornings and evenings
 C. E. MAXWELL
 l0S N. Central Ave. Phone 42S2. D
Arizona republican., 1919-10-08

WANTED at once-Two women to sort olives. 1401 E. Van Buren. W. r. Arnold. r
 WANTED-Office girl, one able to take dictation and assist in bookkeep- ing. Address. giving reference. experi- cnce and salary expected Genl Del. 5ox 3I6. city
Arizona republican., 1919-10-08
These Want Ads Offer Many BARGAINS Daily
Catering

WHEN in need of a first-class re- liable cateress with references, phone 21S3. L. Wiggins, 103S E. Moreland.
 l0-gS
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-01-15
Cotton and Grain Exchange
Quotations middling upland cotton, United States standard New York:
New York Futures
New Orleans Cnttnn

New Orleans, January H.-Selling pres- sure continued in cotton today and the market fell off to new low levels for
 the present reactionary movement. Late in the session it was at it's lowest a
 net decline of 61 to S2 points. The close
 showed losses of 56 to S2 points. The decline carried March to 25.45c and De- tober to 20. 40c.
 Spots were unchanged at 2950c for middling, which served to revive bullish comment regarding discounts. The mar ket however, got no real support from the long side, at any time during the session and the few partial recoveries that took place were due mainly to profit taking operations among shorts.
 Around the opening prices were Il to 15 points up, on demand for covers from yesterdays sellers. At first the
 ring was inclined to look rather favor
 ably on the census bureau report on con
 sumption in the United States during
 December, regarding it as somewhat
 larger than might have been expected
 in the period of readjustment from war
 to peace conditions, but the statis-
 tics were digested they were viewed in
 a more and more bearish light so that
 finally they became. the main surface
 reason back of the selling.,> Bears pointed
 out that the December consumption of
 472,9H bales of cotton and 10,2S4 bales of
 lnters brought the total thus far this
 season up to only 2,764132 bales as against
 8, ,367 during the same period last year.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-01-15
ARE CAUSE OF CORN DROP
Oats Were Swayed by Corn, While Provisions Ruled Irregular, S1 Decline
 to 200 Rise
By Associated Press

Chicago January 14-Assertions that the British government had cancelled large contracts with Canadian packers started heavy selling movement today in the corn market here. Chiefly as a result closing prices. although unsettled. pere down 1a4c to SAC net, with February s1.9O to s1.SO1s and May s1.27A to $1.27sss. Oats lost -1sc to 15sc. In provisions the finish ranged from s1 decline to a rise of 25c.
 Before the selling of corn assumed un- usual proportions the market had an up- ward swing induced mainly by House approval of the bill to provide s100, 600 900 for food supplies to send abroad. The re- moval of a New York railroad embargo tended also to stimulate buying. Such factors. however, were soon offset by re- ports that 80 vessels would start for Ar gentina to move grain.
 Then came Buffalo advices telling of the cancelling of British contracts with Canadian packers.
 Selling of corn here broadened out quickly and values went down grade in earnest. On the other hand. just prior to the close, Canadian packer tele, phoned denying that any Canadian order had been cancelled by England Much covering by shorts followed.
 Oats merely swayed with corn. Provi- sons ruled irregular
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-01-15
CHILDERSBURG

Childersburg. January 14.-(SpeciaD Linn baugh of this place were united in marriage at the local Methodist min- isters home on Friday night. Both young people are well known here. The bride is a daughter of MT. and Mrs w. J. Limbaugh and the groom is the son of MT. w. D. Hagan, both families being residents of this locality. The groom is in the service of the navy and was at home on a furlough when they married.
 Sergt. Philip D. Wood. the son of Mir and Mrs. Hayden Wood of Route 2 Talladega, who reside not far from this place, delighted his parents and friends by returning home on the 4th. He has received his honorable discharge from the aviation service of the army. His squadron was stationed at Kelly field No. l, San Antonio, Tex.
 Veteran Lee Roberson, one of Talla- dega county's representatives at the western front, was in town Saturday shaking hands with his friends. Mir Roberson left three fingers from his right hand in France He was wounded in the fighting at Toul Representative -elect Minor J. Clett left yesterday for Montgomery to take his seat in the Alabama house of rep resentatives.
 Mrs. Riley Henderson is in Montgom- cry with her little son, Vho was bit ten few days ago by catwith hydro phobia. Fortunately, Mir. and Mrs. Hem derson took the precaution to send the cats head to the Pasteur institute at Montgomery. where it was pronounced mad.
 The school opened this morning. The ban has been on at this place since the latter part of December on ac- count of influenza. There are several cases here yet some of them severe, but the local authorities, after confer ring with the county health officer, de- cided to allow the schools to open to- day. The attendance is very good.
 pr. Joseph D. Heacock of Birming- ham was in town yesterday visiting relatives.