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Bisbee daily review., 1919-10-23
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Bisbee daily review., 1919-10-23
PREPARE FOR EMBARGO

PARIS, Oct 22.-(Russian) Barges are being loaded at Viborg, the Fin ish port, about 65 miles from Petro- grad in preparation for the food re- lief of the population when the city falls.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-10-23
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WEATHER

Arizona: Thursday and Fri day, general fair; not much change in temperature.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-10-23

senate Is pledged to stand.
The sun., 1919-09-12

zen have been elected to membership In
the New York Stock Exchange "
w. N Langley & Co. have issued an
S rSrysi son on american Telephone and Teie-
Listing committee OF tho Nav Vol,
SItock exchange has listed $523,95O OF spe
SC lidi guaranteed betterment stock Of me
| cleveland and Pfttsburr RailToad Co,ii
phhy, 10000 shares of the Bethiaba,, NJ
eSr corporation and sS,gsl, 400 capitsi stncl,
o. me Central and South American TeIeN
graph Company. Ae'e'
william ], Curtin and +. Werner Nsvor
At, nave formed copartnership undcr ~ q
urn name Of Curtin, Meyer & % -
sansact q general investment business In
STOCKS and bonds az
y syndicate headed bv Nf,,t.o, n
20, DominIck Domnick and HAYDEN
stone Co. is offering for subscrIntio,,
o ooS,VUo shares OF no par value Union OH
part or an authorized issue ~ onn al
shAres' or which zoos, 900 shares arc mi
standing 100000 shares having been with
osawn ~ certain OF those who are pur-
Sutro Bros g. Co. have issued NAM
pplei outing the position and earning
power OF the California Packing CORPORA
Metrorolitan Trust Cor1pan,. anro,-..--
that Si,l9O,0O0 par value bonds OF The
dult, Florida and Alabama Railway Com
pany out OF a total outstanding OF 81 40
200 nave been deposited under the bond
holders protective committee agreement or
the Gulf, Florida and Alabama Railway
company and that the sale OF the prom
erty under foreclosure has been set for
october II at noon in Pensacola
Aimbrle x co, are Offering 81 500, 900
United Iron Works bonds. That COMPANY
manufacturing diversity OF machinery
industries The company is booked to ca
paeity for the next six months or more
The manufacturers Trust Company an
nounees the following promotions and
The sun., 1919-09-12
FINANCIAL NOTES.

Charles w. Hnl & Co. have prepared an
omen letter analysing the thres principal
factors responsible for the low prices of
railroad bonds and discussion OF the fu.
ture of underlying issues.
Liberty National Bank has been ap-
pointed registrar OF the preferred and COM
mon stock OF the Benedict Stone Corpora
ton.
Al a meeting OF tho directors Of the
Home oil Refining Company, Henry Run
Railroad, and j. F. .Dursten, chairman OF
the Syracuse Trust Company, were added
to the board.
sarteil Prentice. Moses ]. Slepack. Ed
ward II. Jewett and Osborne Halsted have
formed a copaTtnership for the transaction
Of a general brokerage business on the New
York Stock Exchange under the name of
Prentice & slepack. with OFFICES in s.
Wall street
c. ]. Kerr q Co. have issued a special
circular on Standard OIL OF New Jersey
new preferred stock,
Gold coin amounting to $50 900 has been
withdrawn from the Sub-TreasurY or
this amount $4,000 Ia for shipment to
South America and $4,000 for shipment to
England,
]. 8. Bache a. Co. and s. NJ. schatzkin.
as syndicate managers, announce that the
underwriting Of the 1900 shares OF VI
vaudou, Inc, has been heavily oversub-
scribed
Forbes & Co., has become associated with
Rutter g. Co., Wall street. Mr.. Roberts
has just returned from France, where he
served as Captain OF artillery.
New York Stock Exchange has admitted
to dealings United States Rubber Company
Inspiration Consolidated Copper Com
pany produced in August $500 900 pounds
OF copper, against 5000. 900 in July.
; Cornelius Hearn. Jr.. and Henry c. Welt
The sun., 1919-09-12
The Equipment Situation,

An official of one of the leading rail-
road equipment companies expressed him
SELF yesterday as very pesslmistic on
the immediate outlook for that class of
industry, He made it plain that In the
long run the equipment companies are
going to experience the brightest period
In their entire history. At present, he
said, the railroads cannot buy equip
ment and the Railroad Administration
VIII not buy it. wherefore the equipment
companies haven't friend in the world
Just now When the time does come, he
said, it will be with such violence and
such buoyancy as has never been ex-
perienced in the industry. He said that
the percentage of railroad cars IN the
country now on the sick list by reason
OF the Administrations failure to keen
equipment UP to standard is tremendous.
Prices are very high. but not out of line
with other commodities, he declared, and
are only considered high when taken in
comparison with quotations of four or
five years ago He said that Charles NJ
Schwab's estimate of 100000 tons as
the aggregate needs OF all roads I'm rails
was probably correct, while their re-
quirements in the way of cars &C., was
In direct proportion.
The sun., 1919-09-12
Betty rs Demonstra ton.

Stop orders galore were caught yes
terday when a block of 5000 shares of
Bethlehem Il were flung out at or near
the opening, driving the quotation down
to s.. Then the weak holdefso eliminat ted
from consideration, sat idly by while a
battery of bullish information was
turned loose in the Street, publicly ana
privately, the stock responding by adj
vancing to 81 II. Officially the bullish
talk included statement credited to
Charles NJ. Schwab as estimating that
The railroads of this country will need
100000 tons of steel rails within the
next twelve months. OF course Gompers's
statement that the American Federation
OF Labor would try to carry out Presi-
dent Wilson's wishes in the matter of
delaying the strike and the news that
the labor leaders would meet in Pitts
burg on the seventeenth to consider the
requests aided all the steels, but it was
breathed privately that Bethlehem in
the six months ended on June 80 made
an Unexpectedly favorable earnings
showing with bright prospect for the
balance of the year. In fact it was
said that Betty B is considerably below
the market price that it's earnings war;
rant.
The sun., 1919-09-12
GOSSIP OF WALL STREET.
Faint Hearted Selling.

Weak accounts and faint hearts,
aside from the professional bear opera
tons, which, by the way, were said to
be by no means meager, were responsible
for the wave of selling which hit tho
market at the opening yesterday morn
ing. As one broker expressed II. many
traders developed a bad case of PAN
ickitis Immediately after reading their
morning papers yesterday and noting
that a definite date for a general steel
strike had been set. 1t was these, he
declared, who dumped their stocks over
board without regard to prices or values,
and It was because of this that prices
at the opening were a small fraction of
II points lower than Tuesdays closing.
Other commission houses reported that
some very substantial buying was
brought into the market early in the
day when prices were at their lowest
points and this buying and repurchases
by the early morning sellers, quick to
buy their stocks back when they saw
that no panic was Immediately in sight,
was responsible for the very strong
come back staged around noon. OF
course. those stocks which had had the
greatest recent advances were made the
target for the early session depression,
Crucible Steel opening with a loss of
IL points and Mexican Petroleum show
ing, point decline at the beginning
of the day. All of the steel issues were
rather hard hit, Bethlehem declining
nearly points over Che holiday. In
all cases a large part OF the loss was
made UP and in stocks like Baldwin, Hide
and Leather preferred. American Loco
motive, Fisher Body, Lorillard, &C., good
substantial gains were made on the day.
The sun., 1919-09-12
J.K. Rice, Jr., & Co. Buy & Sci

American Nanadium Go.
Victor Talking Machine
American Hawaiian $. $.
Port Lobos Pet. Com. g. end Pfd,
Penn. Coal & Coke
White Rock Water Com. & Pfd,
American ChicIe Gem. & Pfd.
ii. w. Johns Manyille Com
Pyrene Mfg.
Midland Securities
X. j. Reynolds lob. stocks
Kirby Lumber Com. & Pfd.
Great American Insurance
Home Insurance
Fidelity Phenix Insurance
Western Power Com.
Air Reduction
Lehigh Valley Coal Snles
Gen. Baking Com. g. Pfd.
American SNUFF Pfd.
Texas Poetic Coal and Oil
Il. w. Hiss Com.
American Cyanamid Com. & Psi.
International Salt.
American Piano Com. & Pfd.
Del. Lack. & West. Coal
New Jersey Zinc
Thompson Starr Com.
Int. Motor Truck Stocks
Wright Martin Pfd.
New York State Rys, Com A. Pfd
Jos. Dixon Crucible
Rice, Jr.&CO.
Phones 1000 to 1910 John. 3s Wall ST.. N. Y.
The sun., 1919-09-12
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The sun., 1919-09-12

changes in its list Of officers: longs ~
institution since It's organizarau. has nee.
promoted To tho position cot |l.".
in charge OF tho Institution d. %.
Of the president; william T.. 10.
formerly assistant ~ruratlTF. .'
made secretary; Henry e \.N I g..
been promoted frou HsSa'Hl.
TO vice president. iu charge ~ ...
at Eighth avenue and Thirty. ..
Reuben w. shelter has been promo. ''.-
assistant secretary 20 Ni"e-H.. .r
charge Of the office q ll"tN M
Berry street. Brooklyn, IT.o.''..
Bruchhauser has been promoted ,.".n
sistant secretary to vice pres -'I', ~
J. KEENAN,, Jr has been made an 's'.s'"
secretary.
The sun., 1919-09-12
London Money Market.

LONDON, Sept. l1.-Bar silver, 61Ad
count rates. short bills, 3 7-16@3b per
cent three months bills, 39-16Q3%
per cent gold premiums at Lisbon. 100,
New-York tribune., 1919-03-02
S>SsTS 80 y>:::ss=ssasAz
--s---s- ~ .s.-~->.,s7'

IT was already 1ntc in the evening. md
the streets were almost empty. But hc
stole along, step by step, like cat, and
looked around Mt every suspicoua noise
lie knew that he was under survellnnce
and he must be exceedingly cnreful
She was very glad to see him. She felt
thnt ne would come to her, she said. That
was why she hadn't yet gone to bed. And
she had tea and some cake. She would pre-
pare fcast and let him tell all about the
experiences of his first arrest.
His heart palpitated with the great love
he felt for her; he spoke with difficulty
and his tongue became confused. But when
he told her Of the captains offer he
blushed and stammered more than ever
For somewhere in the hidden recesses of
his mind the thought arose that he should
watch very closely how she received his
tale.
She burst into laughter: a fine fellow
they had picked out to make spy Of! That
person who knew him we'll and had recon-
mended him at Police Headquarters must
be very deep student of human nature
indced' Ha-h -ha-ha
Her laughter was exaggerated, dry. But
presently she knitted her brows: Who
could that friend of his be? Every member
or the organization would have to be gone
over.
lie told her that he had already tried it,
and explained his method: With paper and
pencil and the deepest concentration upon
the initials of the names of all concerned
But 1t could do no harm to go through
them again and again, she suggested And.
naturally, two heads were better than one.
And they could use the same method, too.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-02

and kissed reinsurance into him. He heaved
deep sigh, and exclaimed, "How careful
must be-"
Suddenly he gave start. But now" he
cried, in anxious fear, they'll get after
you. They'll want to find out whose
names they are"
She laughed.
Let them want
He looked at her with eyes filled with
fright.
Again she laughed.
Are you afraid I'll tell?"
mo. But they'll arrest you and"
What of that? I've already served
time
He raised his hand to his head in per-
plexity. She caressed him.
mo, | shouldn't have told you after all
Come, come, don't be so hopeless AS yet
I'm right here by your side Come, make
love to me. Put your arms around me. Kiss
me. Tell me how much you love me-"
New-York tribune., 1919-03-02
Another Persons Soul: Story by David Pinsk

"Well?"
He made no reply
''How did things go?"
Smoothly"
Were you afraid ?"
Exceedingly"
"lndced!"
He continued smoking, and wondered at
her amazement. But he asked her moth
ing. He wished to discover it for himself.
After short silence she spoke again, some
what bashfuly:
"You weren't afraid that you would be
put, if caught, into solitary confinement ?"
He looked at her pcnetratingly, and grew
red. He wanted to tell her that he'd miss
her very much, but he merely remarked
~ should not like to be locked up"
He loved her, yet hid his feelings from
her. He was afraid Of her. She was too
impulsive, too lively for him, and his soul
would clash against her own, just as in a
New-York tribune., 1919-03-02
Authorised trans1otion from the Yiddish
by Isaac Goldberg

L WAS one who had been born
F to be free. perhaps even an ar
tist but life had made him a
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-01-14

Stock Has Always Earned Ouer Six Per Cent
- Earnings Are Distributed Semi
Money Paid In On Stock Can Be Withdrawn AT Any Time
Payments On Stock Are Made Monthly
Evening journal., 1919-01-21

recommended and urged their rapid de-
velopment; and
Whereas. this work Is necessary TO
give employment TO our returning sol
diers and also TO furnish worthy pro-
iects on which unemployed labor can
be engaged during the period OF read
iustment; and
Whereas, we recognize The necessity
Of a well defined and connected system
Of highways In order TO expedite the
distribution Of large volumes OF food
stuffs now wasted on account Of the
lack OF prompt and adequate highway
transportation and 10 better serve the
economic and military need Of the ma
tion; and
Therefore. be Il resolved. that a
Federal Highway Commission be ere
sted to promote and guide this power
ful economic development Of both
highways and highways traffic and to
establish a national highways system.
BE It further resolved. that the
present appropriations for Federal aid
TO the Staies be continued and IN
creased and the States urged 20 under
take extensive highway construction so
o. " httl pave WIN bliJ uHNtluplltuh
OF this country and It's transportation
needs. and that IN carrying out the pro-
visions OF the present Federal Aid Act
or any amendment thereto. that the
state highways departments cooper
ate with the Federal Highways Com
BE It further resolved. that all gov
ernmental activities with respect to
highways be administered by the Fed
eral Highvrys Commission"
Mr.. Blakslee said. efforts are being
made to so organize and lnaugurate the
Motor Truck Parcel Post transporta-
tlon that the thousands Of trucks nov
with the troops abroad. when brough
back 10 this country can be utilized In
This nav proposition, thereby making
a greater parcel post system and at the
same time make room for the employ
ment Of thousands Of soldiers.
Evening journal., 1919-01-21
TOMATO GROWERS
TO GET together
Kent Farm Bureau Members
Will Organize to Protect
Interests
ALSO WILL SEEK
NEW LEGISLATION
lpeelaI % The EvenIng journal.

Special TO The Evening journal.
DOVER. Jan. 2i.--At a meeting Of
representative tomato growers Of Kent
County held here yesterday afternoon
at the Farm Bureau Office, 1t was de-
cided TO take immediate steps TO CO.
operate with the growers Of Maryland
and New Jersey In an effort TO obtain
definite Information from the packers
as to what price growers may expect
TO receive for their cron this year.
The meeting was presided over by
+. NJ. Soper. president OF the Kent
County Farm Bureau, who explained
that he had been requested by the
Maryland Growers Association TO send
a delegate from Kent County TO meet
ing Of growers and Gamers which was
TO be at Hurlock. Md. this week, and
that The meeting had been called for
zeal growers an
spportunity OF selecting some one to
.n~ Growers decided
L.as it would be best to have more
than one delegate attend the meeting
and voted TO send President Soper OF
the Farm Bureau, Robert Greenlie OF
Evening journal., 1919-01-21
THE EVENING JOURNAL. TUESDAY, JANUARY 21, 1915.

showing that local farmers were again
ordering nitrate through the Farm Bu-
reau. Mr.. Cobb also reported that far
mers were taking a greater interest in
the keeping Of farm account books and
that numerous requests had been re-
ceived for the books this year.
President Soper appointed Harry B..
Clark, OF Kenton; E. II. Donovan, Of
Smyrna; w w. Cosden, Mrs. X. L. Cow
gill, Of Dover and Mrs. Theodore Cav
endar, Of Cheswold, as a committee TO
cooperate with similar committees
from New Castle and Sussex Counties,
and to look after the interests Of the
Farm Bureau movement before the
present Legislature.
Mrs. X. L. Cowgirl read a letter from
Miss Hazel Plummer. who has just re-
signed as home demonstration agent,
expressing her appreciation Of the CO.
Evening journal., 1919-01-21
$5O0,O(0,O.O FUND
FOR ROAD BU.LDING
u. S. Would Have Best of
Highways to Promote
Parcel Post
ENGINEER UPHAM
TELLS OF PLANS
Special 10 The Evening Journal.

= Special 10 The Evening journal.
DOVER, Jan. 2i.-The proposition TO
increase by hundred-fold the parcel
post business OF the country; TO form
and extend the moior-post system; to
utilize and actively employ the thou
sands OF army motor trucks returning
from abroad. and thereby giving EN-
ployment to thousands OF returned sol
diers; to lessen the high cost OF living
by big figures, and thereby. by the
money made In this new proposition.
employ the money In building and
maintaining good roads throughout the
country. are few OF the enormous
projects now being worked upon By
the experts in the postofiice depart
ment, all looking TO the eventual i'm
provemeni OF highways.
The fact that this enormous job Is
now going on in Washington under the
direct supervision Of James Blakslee,
formerly Of Pennsylvania. now the
fourth assistant postmaster general.
was revealed here today by Charles NJ.
upham, chief engineer Of the Delaware
Highway Commission.
Mr.. Upham, who is regarded by high
authorities on road building as being
one OF the greatest experts IN the oOun-
.try-and his work so far In Delaware
appears 10 fully uphold this unusual
honor-plainly told about Mr.. Blaks-
lees plans, and also revealed for the
FIRST time In public the relation Of road
building as he saw them In Chicago,
when he, as Delaware's representative,
attended the FIRST highway congress 10
be held in the United States. at which
representatives from "a States and nine
OF them from Canada were on the floor.
These sessions composed the American
Association Of State Highway onlcials
and also the Highway Industries As
ISOLATION, and for nearly week intense
conferences were held, informal and
otherwise, on the real Issue before the
congress. the Endorsement OF q Federal
highway system, and recommending ihe
appropriation OF s500OO0.OO0. for the
construction and maintenance by the
Federal government OF an Interstate
road system.
The following resolutions were
adopted by the Congress. Mr.. Upham
said, which In part explains the busi-
ness OF that body:
Whereas. the President OF the United
States In his recent message to Con-
gress. recognized the vclue OF Improved
Highways in the general transportation
system In the nation and definitely
Evening journal., 1919-01-21

FELTON,, and County Agent A. d. Cobb, as
their representatives.
The growers also asked that the Farm
Bureau take immediate steps TO call a
general meeting Of the tomato growers
Of Kent County to discuss the matter
OF forming local growers associations
20 cooperate with the similar associa-
lions in Maryland and New Jersey. Such
meeting will be held In about two
weeks and representatives from other
associations will be asked TO attend and
talk on the benefits they have received
from their organization. The growers
made Il plain that II was not their de-
sire 10 antagonze the Gamers but
rather 10 cooperate with them in
bringing about conditions which would
stabilize the market.
A report on the governments sale
OF nitrate Of soda TO farmers at cost
was given by County Agent A. d. Cobb,
Evening journal., 1919-01-21

operation she had received from the
committee.
Members attending the executive
meeting included President Soper. Ben
Jabin II. Moor, w. v. Cosden, Mrs. X. l..
Cowgirl, all OF Dover; Frank Richard
son, H. C. Richardson, II. A. Kent. Fell
ton; Harry G. Clark. Kenton; State
County Agent Leader NJ. o. Pence OF
Newark, and Kent County Agent A. D.
Cobh
Evening journal., 1919-01-21
FEENEy HOUSE FIRE DAMAGED.

The Liberty Fire Company responded
to a still alarm Of FIRE yesterday after
noon at the home of c. A. Feeney, No.
1874 French street. The fire, which
caused damage estimated at $500. start
ed from unknown causes In the rear
Of the building.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-06-29
SUMMER APPAREL
HAS BIC RUN
Michigan ST. Crowded With
Bargain Seekers for
Light Garments.

Michigan ST. was crowded Satur-
day afternoon and evening with bar
gain seekers for summer wearing
apparel The retail merchants eX-
pressed their satisfaction as TO the
crowds and pointed them put as an
example Of South Bends prosperity
and growth. Many Of them claimed
that it was one Of the biggest days
for this time OF year tina they had
witnessed.
The sale hunters searched the re-
mote OF the stores and indi-
cations as 10 the numerous bundles
led TO a conclusion that they had
been successful in their efforts of
hunting.
Sales and bargains were offered
previous 70 Saturday in the daily
papers. Several minor automobile
accidents occurred in the down town
streets in the course Of the day that
served to excite the curious crowds
and hold their interest during the
day.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-06-29
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-06-29
ASKS RAZING Of
BUILDING STOP
Sign Company Files Petition
for Temporary Injunction
Against Theater.

A temporary Injunction. restrain
ms the Blackstone theater corpoa-
ton from wrecking the building at
21s s Michigan e.. was filed in SUI
perior court Saturday morning by
the Bunch Sign Co. In the com
plant the sign company alleges IL
has a room on the seoOnd floor Of
the building and its lease does not
expire until April 60. 1922.
The theater corporation secured a
gs year lease on the property the
nrst OF this year and are az present
tearing down the building with the
intention OF building a new theater-
In the complaint tho Bunch peo-
pie allege that az the present time
the stairway OF the building is about
10 be torn down and as hat is the
only possible way Of ingress and
egress into their place OF business.
they ask the injunction % stop them
from further work until an agree
ment is reached.