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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-11-17
GRAVES MOTlNES
EN- Ell NORTE DE ITALIA.

ROMA, noviembre 16.-EI
Cobierno ha tenido que suspen-
der las garantias constitutional
les en- casi todo ell Piamonte,
sustituyendo con tropas a la po-
!icia, pues la lucha electoral Sc
oresenta con mas vigor y odio
que nunca.
Los sociaIistas, reunidos EN-
numerosos grupos, Sc muestran
muy vioIentos, y recurren a to-
da cIase de armas para veneer
a sus adversarios.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-11-17
CudtrOCi0ntaS personals
detenidaS en- New York
pOr no GnCOntTaT paSaje

Y Les pasajeros Due tltimamente han
desembarcado aqui, procedentes de Nue.
va York, manifestan due EN- aquella
ciudad hay mas de cuatrocientas per-
sonas detenidas, debido que sus CO.
rrespondientes paSajes les han sido can
celados por no haber cabida q bordo.
Muchas familias han sufrido enorme-
mente con mo.ivo de los altos precios
que cobran los hoteles. Probablemente
pasaran otras cuantas semanas mas,
an,es de que puedan conseguir pasajes,
po-Que la congestion existe en- todas las
hneas de vapores.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-11-17
ViajerOS diStinguidOS

Procedentes de Nueva York, negaron
Ell ell vapor "Coamo" las personas 81
guientes:
A. Alemany, Pedro J. Armstrong, w.
r. Bennett, DR.. j. Belaval, esposa hi
jos; sehorita T. Carri6n, F. Cebollero,
A. r. Cochran y esposa; Ramon Carbia
Y esposa; F. de Hostos y esposa, j. M.
del Vale, Arturo Gallardo, Carlos Gual
y esposa; A. Guillermard y esposa, DR..
r. Lopez Sicard6, Carlos Lopez de Tord,
Mateo Truyol y A. Suarez.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-11-17
LA COMlSION MlxTA
RESOLVERA- LAS HUELGAS

MADRID. iaoviembre 16.-Los
trabajadores de es:a capital y
de Barcelona, habidn imag;nado
que obtendriaf1 ell cfncuenta -por
ciento de aumento en- los lorna
les, y que Ell aumento Sc extern
deria sucesivatnentes a otros Off
clos. La energia despIegada por
ell Gobierno les ha despertado
de la inmoraIidad sohada, ha-
ciendoIes voIves prontamente a
la reaIidad. re I
EI iefe del consejo de Minis
,tros, sehor Sane hez de Toca, ha
declarado que fas hueigas posts
riores las resoIvera 1nicamente,
pese a los agitadores del traba-
10, una Comision mixta que sera
creada por ell Gobierno.
Las energicas decIaraciones
del senor Sanchez de Toca han
hecho enmudecer a los elemen-
tos mas ievantiscos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-11-17
Gabriel D'Annur1zio ennprende otra aventura.
ElSenacO rechaza 81 lcorr1prometerse en- 10 future
Pr6xina ratifiCa-
Ci6n leITratadO de
Paz pOr eI Senado

WASHINGTON, noviembre 16.
FL senador Mr. Long ha decIa-
rado que, a menos que surja al
go imprevisto, eI Tratado de
Paz con Alemania sera ratifica-
do por ell senado de la Rep1bIica
dentro de una semana, a 10 SUI
mo.
La oposicios1 que Sc lie hace
continda siendo tenaz, pero dis
minuye graduaInente.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-11-17
DON JOSE r. CARRERAS

El talentoso portorriqueho don Jose
R. Carreras, que ha asombrado por su
inteligencia Y tenacidad a profesores
Y alumnos de la Universidad en- que ha
cia estudios superiorcs, ha sido nombra
do ingeniero de Williamsburg Univer-
sity' (Estado de Pensilvania)
Reciba, 10 mismo que sus padres, nues
ira mas calurosa felicitacion.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-11-17
termino habl6 elocuentemente ell |
cenciado Lorenzo Coballes.
VILLAESPESA Sc DESPIDE

.Terminado que hubo el homemade a
Muiioz Rivera despidiose Villaespesa
del pueblo de Barranquitas, dirigien
dose en- union de sus acompanantes
Ponce a fin de tomar parte en- la
gran velada literaria que anoche ce-
labrose en- su honor.
En- Coamo fueron recibidos por
una nutrida comision de signifcadas
personas de Ponce. Al llegar esta
culta ciudad Sc lie tribute un caluroso
recibimiento al poeta. Ademas la no
che del sabado ultimo celebr6se en-
honor de el, en- ell Centre Espafiol de
Ponce, un bale que resulto brillan-
~tisimo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-11-17
TELEGRAMAS COMERCIALES PARA
LOS ESTADOS UNIDOS

El superintendent auxiliar de Te-
legrafos, don Enrique Palacio, nos par
rintendente encargado de la Estacion
radiografica de Puerta de Tierra, Mr..
Virgil Baker, dicha estacion aceptara
Ntelegramas comerciales para los Esta-
dos Unidos, que pueden ser depositados
ell cualQuier oficina telegrafica de la
Isla.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-11-17
PoR NO TENER PIANOS

Pedro Rios, fue denunciado por cons
truir una casa de su propiedad en- Ell
barrio del "Gandulito de Puerta de
Tierra, sin estar provisto dc los CORES
pondientes pianos del Departtamento
de Sanidad. El juez Santos lie impuso
dos d6lares de multa.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-11-17
pOR NO LLEVAR plaza nj
LICENCIA

Emilio Hawayet fue denunciado y con
denado por el juez Santos a cinco do
lares de multa, por no llevar plaza nj
hcencia en- los momentos que guiaba
un auto.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-11-17
WILSON ESTABLEcE
UNA .NUEvA TARIFA

WASHINTON, noviembre 10.
-EI presidente de la Rep1bIica,
Mr.. Wilson. fim6 un decreto por
ell cuaI Sc estabIece una nueya
tarifa arancelaria, que tiene por
base la reduction del vaIor de
la moneda extraniera.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-11-17
BANQUETE EN- Ell HOTEL ECON
DADo-vANDERBILT''

FL distinguido caballero don Hernand
Behn, vice-presidente de la ''P. r. IIo
tells Corp, ha tenido la cortesia de
invitarnos a un almuerzo que nom
bre de la mencionada Corporation, da-
ra la prensa hoy las 80 en- pun
to.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-11-17
EN- vACACIoNEs

..Al secretario del Tribunal de Distri-
to, secci6n segunda, don Quintin Ne
gron Sanjurjo, le ha sido concedida una
licencia de treinta dias.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-11-17
LA CARGA DEL "CoAMo''

Este buque, .negado aver, ha traido
140O toneladas de carga para San Juan
y 100 para Ponce.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-11-17
Mrs. A. Meyer

De regreso de su viaje Europa y Es
tados Unidos, donde visit6 los mas ia
mcsos INSTITUTES DE BELLEZA, Sc
encuentra al fren:e de su acreditado es-
tablecimiento, Cruz No. l, altos de Kor
ber, tiene ell gusto de participarselo
su numerosa y distinguida clientela
pudiendo ofrecerle, ademas, los tiltimos
deiantos de la ciencia adquiridos en-
su reciente viaje a Paris y New York.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-11-17
ANTE LA TUMBA DE MUNoz

Por la tarde efectuose un brillante
homemade fGnebre que fue >presen-
ciado por una concurrencia incalcula-
bic, en- la que figuraban representa-
clones polfticas de Caguas, Rio Pie
dras, Arecibo, Cabo-Rojo y otras po-
blaciones. Todo el pueblo de Bsrran-
quitas en- masa Sc congrego ante la
tumba del patricia. Asistieron asf
mismo los ninos de las escuelas y to-
dos los masones, los que formalon
una cadena alredor de la tumba. Er
honor la memoria de Munoz Rivera
pronunciaron sentidos discursos los
sefores Camunas y Villaronga.
Momentos despues ell ilustre Villa
espesa sus acompanantes visitaror
la casa de Muioz y de ALI Sc enca
minaron al cementerio, donde el can
tor de Granada dejo manera de no
menaje espiritual, una bonita Ira d.
flores en- la tumba del poeta y lu
chador borinqueno.
Ell jefe del Partido Unionista sefoi
Barcelo pronuncio un breve discurso
leyendo a continuation ell testament,
politico de Munoz. Llorens Torres re
cito una sentida poesia Y en- lltim,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-11-17
Homemade en- honor
del insigne patri-
: clio MunOz Rivera
Ell inSigne ViIIaeSEGSa aCudi6
taHbi6n eI SdbadO dItimO
a BaTanquitaS

FL sabado lltimo, con motive de
SCI el aniversario de la muerte del
ilastre patricia Munioz Rivera, acu-
dieron Barranquitas .lumerosisilnas
personals de diferantes iocalidadcs de
Ia Isla, deseosas de presenciar Q! sen
tido homemade que todos los amos. sc
v.cne tributando ante la ti,rqta qIe
guarda los restos del gran laclajor
portorriquefo.
En- las primeras horas de Ia ma
fiana, ell p. Rivera, parroco de Ba-
rranquitas, dijO una solemne misa
ante la tumba, siendo eseuchada por
gran numero de personals. Despues
pronunci6 un breve discurso Y recito
una poesia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-11-17
VILLAESPESA EN-
BARRANQUITAS

Acompaiado por una comision nu-
sridisima dirigiose "a lBarranquitaA
desde las primeras horas de la ma
mana, el excelso vate Villaespesa, con
objeto de asociarse y rendir un no
bic homemade al ilustre fenecido. I
FL prestigioso caballero y leader"
del particle unionista don Eduardo
Giorgetti Y su distinguida sonora,
acogieron con la amabilidad que acos-
tumbran, al gran poeta y sus acom-
paiiantes, obsequiandoles con un es-
plendido almuerzo, al que asistieron
tambien numerosas personals que en-
Barranquitas Sc encontraban.
Entire otras personals, asistieron al
almEerzo, ademas del senor Giorgetti
y sus familiares, los senores Barcsl0,
Jose j. Benitez, Gonzalez Beltran,
Mariana Abril, A. Sarmiento, A. de la
Haba, J. Ruiz Soler, Guerra Mondra
g6n, Llorens Torres, Perez Losada,
Coll Vidal, P. Amadeo, V. Alfonso,
Martinez Plee, Lebron, Ribera Che
vremont, Siragusa, Jose M. SOLO, We
lez Alvarado, ]. Rojas y otros.
El acto result6 encantador, desli-
zandose los instantes en- yn ambien-
te fraternal y exquisite. FL insigne
Villaespesa no ceso de hacer elogios
del maravilloso paisaje que Sc con
templa desde la "Villa Suiza", que nc
en- vano lleva un nombre evocador dc
bellezas.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-07-16
CARLSTROM OUT
WITH A PETITION
Ready for Formal Entrance in Race
To Be Member of COnstitu.
tiOnal Convention.

Captain Oscar E. Carlstrom, in
all probability. will formally an
nounce his candidacy as a delegate
to the constitutional convention
from this senatorial district, in
Guiding Mercer, Rock Island and
Henderson counties, tomorrow.
Petitions representing Mercer
county's states attorney for the
honor were circulated in Rock Is
land and Henderson counties Mon
day and yesterday. Captain Carl
strom expected the fomality to be
complied with in Mercer county
either today or tomorrow.
Although it has been rumored
here that ex-Supreme Justice
George A. Cooke will be a candi-
date on the Democratic ticket,
there is nothing official to confirm
statements to this effect made by
friends of Judge Cooke. From all
present indications, two candidates,
both Republicans, will be Mercer
and Henderson's offering for the
constitutional convention post.
They are A. c. Beers, mayor of
Aledo, local banker and business
man, and States Attorney Carl
strom, one of the leading lawers of
this section.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-07-16
Chicago Livestock.

Chicago, Ill, July l6.-Hogs, re-
ceipts 10000; dull at CSC to 4oc
decline; heavy weight 21.60@22.40;
medium weight 81. 50@22. so; light
weight 81 25@22. so; light light
20.50@2215; heavy packing sows,
smooth 20.75@21.5O; packing sows.
rough .0O@2o.75; pigs 10. 500
POTS.
Cattle. receipts 1000; unset
tied. Beef steers, medium and
heavy weight, choice and prime
16.75@1790; medium and good
Is. 75@16.75; common $50
1875; light weight, good and choice
IA. SCOTT 90; common and medi-
UNI 10.40014.5O; butcher cattle
heifers S.00@14.75; cows 1850
1900; Gamers and cutters 6.00@
7.75; veal calves, light and handy
weight 18.25@19.25; feeder steers
8. 50Q12. so; stocker steers $3.50
IT'S.
Sheep. receipts 10000: strong;
lambs, "a pounds down 1880
1900; culls and common 10.25@
1925; yearling wethers 10000
1425; ewes, medium, good AMI
choice 725@9.75; culls and COM
mon 3.00@6.75.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-07-16
PIT GOSSIP

FURNISHED by E. ". Wagner & Co..
members of all exchanges. Rock Island
once suite 800 Best building. phones R. L
$50 and ISL. P. J. Mccormick. manageE) 4.
Chicago, July 16.-Corn and oats
are considered a dip purchase.
There is less certainty about i'm
mediate permanence Of bulges. The
seller of oats presumably faces a
large steady foreign demand. Chi
cago oats sales to seaboard yester
6ay are reported at half a million.
Locals are still afraid of Septem-
Der corn near 81, and many believe
December corn is a purchase only
for turns. Markets continue to re-
feet the dislike of selling. Ger
many is buying oats. Newspapers
have just discovered the grain
belts are raging with farm specu-
lation. South Dakota land boom.
Strong, serious move all over Unit
ed States to force recognition of
all labor unions. English coal. la
Dor and foreign exchange situation
remains critical Not bullish on
anything in the L. S. Sixteen out
of 4s points in the grain belts re-
ceived rains yesterday. Highest
temperatures so to 80. Chicago
feed barley is III to 126. The big
wheat promise and high freight
rates are a weight on rye. Looks as
if 165 to 10 will be a high level
barrier in September rye. Cash
grain men say the local grain bulls
are resting. Buying power is not
aggressive at the new levels.
Offerings in corn and oats at OPP
ening only small Market seems
to be supported by forecast of fair
and warmer and steadiness of
hogs. looks as though total sales of
oats for export yesterday we're
quite large.
Chicago elevator man reports a
good demand for oats and barley.
Some selling Of oats on weekly
weather report which says growth
excellent but corn needs rain in
places, tasseling well in north.
Looks like a three billion crop.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-07-16
FRESH DROP IS
REGISTERED IN
PRICE OF CORN
Favorable Weather and Bearish
Crop Reports Result in Fur
theT Declines.

Chicago. Ill. July 16.-Favora-
bic weather and bearish crop re-
ports led to sharp declines today
in the corn market. At first, how
ever. transient scarcity of offer
ings made prices harden some
what On the bulge, commission
houses became conspicuous SELL
ers- Opening quotations. which
varied from unchanged figures to
&c higher, with September at
1851 to 196 and December at
1853 to 1881. were followed by a
slight additional gain and then by
a setback all around to well below
yesterdays finish.
Oats swaYed with corn. After
opening 1se of to &c advance, in
Guiding September at 79c to 1870,
the market scored moderate gen
eral gains and then underwent a
sag.
Provisions were dull and weak.
Demand was lacking.
Reports that the marine strike
)rad forced an embargo on grain
Shipments to Baltimore induced
considerable selling later, and so
too. did a new low record price for
sterling exchange. Nevertheless,
general liquidation failed to develop
and covering by shorts brought
about a steep upturn. The close was
nervous. &c to 39sc net higher,
with September S1.96A to $685.
and December s165B, to $1.661s.
In provisions, toward the last the
market rallied TO some extent with
grain.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-07-16
WALL ST. GOSSIP

Furnished by E. W. Wagner q Co.
members Of an exchanges Rock Island
once suite 500 Best building. phones r. l.
$50 and z51- P. J. Mccormick. manager) {.
New York. July 16.-The irregu-
larity of the market. with some
stocks going up and others down
all at the same time, reflects con-
fusion OF speculative IDEAS that
extends to banks and brokerage Of
fees alike. The best buying APP
pears to be under way in Royal
Dutch. and some people who are in
q position to know say that the
deal between Royal Dutch and
Dophnay interests may be much
rore comprehensive than any
mere working agreement.
Money ruled yesterday as high
as IL and undoubtedly will be the
factor which will stop the renew
ed Misrepresentation which we have
witnessed in the last few days.
The technical position in general
has been weakened by the taking
up OF large amounts of long stock
on the part of the public while it
is generally conceded that large
interests have been Iiquidaing for
some time. At the moment we feel
railroad group offers the safest
play owing to the possibility OF an
increase in freight rates.
Time money is high and loans
are reported made / per cent
above legal rates by adding a SER
vice charge of / per cent. Do not
be surprised if the federal reserve
board has something to say on the
money situation in a day or two.
Some good people are talking $50
for crucible.
British stockholders in Ameri-
can breweries may seek through
channels compensation
for losses from prohibition.
Exchange in Berlin, Hamburg
and other German financial CEN
ters resumed after suspension in
1917.
D.. L. & W. railroad to refuse to
participate in formation OF $780,
100000 equipment corporation
Federal court in Pittsburgh
holds sale of 2.75 per cent beer il
legal. Courts in Boston and New
Orleans make opposite ruling.
Court of appeals in Albany de-
cides public service commissions
have power to increase trolley car
fares even when rate is stipulated
in franchise.
Copper for September delivery
sells at % cents a pound.
Butte message says president of
Anaconda has reached agreement
with labor committee whereby all
union employees will be granted all
advance of a dollar a day, retroac-
tive July l.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-07-16
BANK AT
0QUAWKA GOES
TO RIVAL HANDS
Conducted Separately for Time But
Plan Is to Unite Them in
Near Future.

The First State bank OF oquawka,
one of the oldest in western I'LL
nois, has passed into new hands
and eventually will be consolidated
with the Farmers and Merchants
State bank of the same place.
Mayor C. A. Beers Of Aledo. G. H.
Campbell of Oquawka and W. C.
Tubbs of Monmouth, who already
owned the latter institution. pur-
chased the former one. They bought
the interests of Robert Moir and
family and H. r. McAllister Of
Oquawka, and Henry Stafford and
Judge Grier of Monmouth.
The First State bank is capitaliz-
ed at 100000 and its resources are
nearly half a million. For the pres
ent the two properties will be con-
Quoted separately, though in time it
is planned to unite them under one
roof.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-07-16
St. Louis Livestock.

st Louis. July 16.-Hogs. re-
ceipts, 1880; steady; top price.
22.7O; hulk, 22.OO122.6O; heavy,
2235@22.70; medium, 25622.70;
light. 2200@22.50; light light,
20 50m21.35; heavy packing sows,
smooth, 19506205O; packing sows,
rough. 17.50919.50; pigs, 1909
21.25.
Cattle. receipts, $500; higher;
beef steers. medium and handy.
choice and prime. 90616.75;
medium and good. 1300015.9 20:
common, 11.50@13.00; light: COM
mon and medium. 10 50m12.5n:
butcher cattle. heifers. S.750I5I00;
cows, S.50@12.50; Gamers and cut
ters, 6,25@S.50; veal calves( 1850
@19.00; feeder sters. 8.25@11.50;
stocker steers. 750@11.25.
Sheep. receipts. 5000; steady;
lambs, "a pounds down, $4,000
1900: yearling wethers. 10000
100; ewes, medium and choice,
S.0O@S.50.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-07-16
join HUNT FOR
GIRL OF TWELVE
Martha Peterson Leaves Nesbitt
Home in a Huff and Search for
Her is Vain.

Where is Martha Peterson. r.
year-old niece Of w. H. Nesbitt,
farmer near Aledo.
Since the disappearance of the
little miss at o'clock yesterday
morning, searching parties have
secured the countryside in vain eff
forts to trace her, but at late hour
today she had not been found.
According to the story told by the
Nesbitts, the child left the house
yesterday morning following a
fancied grievance. When she did not
put in her appearance for dinner a
search was instituted. No trace Of
her could be found, however, she
having vanished completely.
What was though to have been
her trail was followed until it
reached the interurban tracks about
questioning of Rock Island South
ern train crews failed to reveal any
traveller answering the missing
child's description.
Sheriff Fleming was notified last
night and Immediately went out to
assist in the search. Although IN
able to continue On account of the
New Boston fire, Sheriff Fleming
is today bending every effort to OBJ
tain clues as to the whereabouts of
the missing lass. The search was
continued during the night.
1t was first thought that the girl
had boarded a Rock Island South
ern car for Mathersville, where she
has relatives. This theory could not
be corroborated however.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-07-16
PROGRAM RUNS
DURING day And
into The NIGHT
FestlVisties for Service Men Of
Mercer Comfy Continuous
from 9;I5 A. VI.

Arrangement Of the entertain
ment features of Mercer county's
gala day, July %. was definitely
settled at the meeting of the pro-
gram committee last night. Three
members constitute the body-C.
E. Duvall. chairman; Rev. A. f.
Moody and James A. Allen.
Only the program of the day at
the fair grounds was considered.
Due to the great number of attrac-
tions billed, considerable difficulty
was experienced wnen it was
found that all could not be crowd
ed into the program Of daylight
festivities.
In the morning at 9:15 a round
up, featuring experienced COW
punchers and veteran rangers, viii
open the festival. II is estimated
that As minutes Will be taken by
this feature. From 10 until 1880
boxing will be the entertainment
dished out when Joe Stevenson
and Virgil Lujrell, returned sol
diers, face each other for a sched-
uled eight-Tcund exhibition Inter
est Of Mercer county's younger set
is centered On this match. BY the
time the two boxers meet friendly
rivalry among boosters of each VIII
be running at high ebb.
From 1920 until u o'clock noon
a ball game is to be staged-be-
tween fast semi-pro mines Of Gil
christ and Kei1hsburg. Besides the
ball game there are 10 be free at
fractions during this time. furnish
ing double program. From 1880
to 1880, EbeneZer, the mule, VIII
go through his repertoire Oftricks
and from 1880 to 11:50 five acts
of trick acrobatic and tumbllng
stunts are on tap.
Then follows that which is most
important of all to the soldier
sailor and marine vets, to whom
Mercer county extends her righ-
hand in hospitable welcome-din-
ner. 1t will have all the trimmins'
from assurances OF those OF the
Red Cross who will have charge.
The dinner hour has been set from
Il until 1870.
From 1870 until 1:50 q roller
skating exhibition will be given,
and from 1850 until ? o'clock the
colored troubadour male quartet
will favor with selections.
Speaking will be the program
from until 4 O'Clock. Judge
George A. Cooke will preside and
introduce Adjutant General Frank
S. Dickson and Captain Oscar Il
Carlstrom. Between speeches the
colored quartet and the band viii
furnish selections.
At AIS the White Comedy com
pany will perform for so minutes,
while from 4:5O to $40 Hayes.
Wheelock and Hayes, another free
attraction, is scheduled.
The evening program, which is
to include a street dance and nu-
merous other stunts, was not ar
ranged for, another committee hav-
ing this work in charge.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-07-16
OIL SHARES OF
STOCK LIST IN
LEAD ON DEALS
Sinclair Tops Division in Morning
OF Trading Featured by That
Glass of Business.

New York, July 16.-.Oils domin-
ated the active trading of the
morning on the stock exchange fol-
lowing Sinclair's lead. Texas Com
pany jumped II points, Mexican
Petroleum, Pan-American and
Royal Dutch gaining 2 to 4. To-
bacco added substantially to yes
terday's striking advances and
food shares made greater progress.
Steels were guided by the increased
strength of Bethlehem and Penn
sylvania Seaboard and rails hard
ened under broader buying of sec
ondary issues. st. Paul preferred
and New Haven developed marked
strength, but Denver and Rio
Grande was moderately heavy. Cop
pers also came forward. but irreg-
ularity set in before noon on Cruel
BILE SteePs sharp reaction. Call
opened ate to per cent.
The closing was strong.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-07-16
Weather Forecast

Chicago and vicinity: Fair to-
night and Thursday; warmer
Thursday; gentle variable winds
becoming N cd crate southwest
Thursday.
Illinois: Fair tonight and Thurs
day; warmer in northwest portion
tonight: warmer Thursday, except
IN extreme south portion.
Missouri: Fair tonight and
Thursday: somewhat warmer in
northwest portion tonight and in
west and north portions Thursday.
Wisconsin and Iowa: Fair and
warmer tonight and Thursday.
Indiana: Fair tonight and Thurs
day: somewhat warmer in east and
south portions tonight.
Temperatures Today.
Canadian northwest: so to IS;
clear. fa
Northwest: 80 to 6s; clear.
West: Sc to 20: clear.
Southwest: 81 to 70: clear.
Ohio valley: so to 70; clear.