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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-09
NOTICE 10 CRED ITORs

Naszee fa herRDy maveA. thRt the enh-
aerahAr. 03 Anne Amended c0unEys has 40
ensxsaA from the CagnAana. Court 0f Anne
Armaaeg county. lm Maryland. letters et
DEMONSTRATION On 6hA gera8nal estate 81
RRR1Y wRaGgET.
sats 81 Anne Arundel eoungy. deceased. All
pefsoas haTsag esatSaa NgaEnst the Deceased
are hegeby warned 90 ezhtlAlt the saIse.
With che vouchers thereof to the sab
arrSh@g. on Oh before the
ssA DAN on &ANEARE, H&SG
They msfw ckMerxssMe ~ law Bp excluded
frnga al henaaf u9 said e24ata All PR
cons lnAehara 10 aaasa estate are requested
10 make fmnaeStsate payment
SstxmH mndaR ny hand titia Let 6aE Of
W.. III HOWARD.
A8msR
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-09
N0r THAT Krxp OF j. mAN

Mayor strange need not have been
concerned aIont the reference Ia these
columns 10 so-caiied Democrats who
we're not supporting the Democratic
city ticket II never occurred 10 the
writer, Of probably % any one else,
that Mayor Strange would, be party
30 such d thing he's not that kind Of
4 mAn
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-09
RETTER GET BgsY

Still no move to prevent the loss 20
Annapolis og The Naval laboratory,
Some day were going ii read shout y
iaciaion ii favor d. New YORK os
washingtoa. and Il viii d no good 10
say what could have basn done
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-09
TRUSTEES SALE
~
Valuable Real Estate
IL the fky oa Ammapoliss MARYLAND,
and the second Election District
az Anne Arundel County. 9A.

whereof Tilghman 4. Tucker died. seix.
"a ansl pugRrsaess.
Isy Virtue - i decree ~ me Circuit
II eastity. passsd an the 8th dry of July
fp1a, ifi i cause iii said Court Na. s.sEa
squiiy wherein Theodore 0wInKa et al
ars plaintiifa and John Thicker e 81 ARE
nm nn,IeraIgned TRUSTEES viii osger III
hubble sale at the Court H0nAg door gIs
The THY III Annapolis, Marviand. an
WEN ESDAY, AUGUST 8, 1918,
"a eaeven a.esark. 4. =.
First kAli That LOT 0f gFouhd heated
~ the south si,le os West Strses III the
thereon THIRTY lsg1l feet aud having 4
saerfe tasNrefrcln af One hundred and
thirty two ti.Eg1 feet and beilsg the aaine
lat IF grpnna conveyed s. Titga'aaaA g.
by deed DATED on she fourteenth day ~
July III tise year 1875 and FetaFsietl aulnRg
HI Land teearsls 81 AMne Arundel CoaHty
III Iiber "A. W., No 90. folio - iNpEOvs
ii rs q fsnFsfe slaweIiEnK
Second All that lot III ground lacaged
Iii fhe Ser0nA Raecst0O ltiatFacs "a Anne
tie North, slide II 9he Puhllc Road lead
ing from Aanapatia % Annapolis Neck
thirty t:s0l feet. and having depth there.
from on ono slide 81 ninety Sa0l Eeet sad
Iistil feet. and being the same l0ts 81
ground conveyed 10 The said TilghmaH g,
rEkgskeE by James III. Owens. Attorney. ny
isesl sintpsl Oh The 2gfh day nf May. III khe
cesar 1872 and recorded among tie said
Land Records III I.iber e. M. No. "a
galia III improved bS II frame dwelling.
THIRD All that lot ~ Ktsiund sItnNte
III the Ses0ld Eleetton District af Anne
ARUNDEL CtsaNty aforesaid and In that
part thereof called 1seEHaant0wn. lpcaIesi
IA the North West Sisap IL l&islgewa0d
Avenue fruutsHg sher@0A thirty tsSbS feet.
IND having depth &herefruaY I'LL Two
Esmndrpd (ataa1 feet and belRg the same
1T af gSnNnd conveyed 81 Malas thigh
nAn Tucker by Clarence Il Naelaen
snd wife. by deed dated On thr third
las oF July, 81 the gear 1892. AWd re-
soEsled aliDna the said Land hexsuFsle 81
4sfher N W. Nc. 81, folio - improved
NJ frame uw@llsnM.
Tho above pr0nexfg 1rSlaR fhe reAi e4.
safr Ag which the anse TAtEhsAAm Gs TuekeF
He'd aeixed anal EsnmsesSegl.
TERMS 0k S&F2fF AEsxg ts&E Nkk8EsD IN
TIE l3Ec Us - SAge- haff cash uuun slAes
Il said or EfnaI ratification there11 - the
3iaer@tt0n 0f the TguatneA balance IN SIX
Hoafhs from sias sf sale. deferred par
awnt til bear BMfere8t &g@Ea day rs sale,
ina fn BE secured hy bend ~ the par
hAmNr ar purchasers wse& weeWFa1y MaatG-
*ae2agy 10 fAe REWsteWa. Dir M cAMA At sire
ssssfi@a ~ the purchaser er p2ENhnseFNs
deposit az Three hansaT&1 t%k0l siotIaT9
will NJ rpquireSl 0f sRse narc AHHer for each
nsere of property a. 9Ae day ct isle.
NICHOLAS n. GRHR
a. +. BRADY.
- - - = s Il Il, ~ 81 ~ - - &c 3 n u
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-09

Feeling that ail
feature Of daily liz
ieyc eoinmuniti
ready far them ,ti
should pass laM
For enc thing iii.
set aside fields f,
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ORDER NISE
Lloyd K. Clokey, ct all
versus
Wtillan y. clokey, It 81.
Iii the cuit Court for Anne Arundel
G1aImty
ORDER MAJ

Ordered. this 9th day 81 June, 1919,
rhat the sale or the properties mentioned
these proceedings made and reported
~
nANIEYs X. RANDALL. Truntee.
ne ratified and confirmed, unless cause to
BE contrary thereof ba shown on or be-
s0re the
18TH day Of 5ugy. next
tsFnsixaesI, copy 0f this Order BE- inserted
ii some newspaper puhliahed III Ammo
arundel County. once ia eaeh of three
siiis.esaiye weeks before tie 9th day II
July next.
tse 90.
WILLIAM n. WOODWARD,
%. Iy29 Clerk.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-09
On DR & NESE
Mart1agesl Real Estate of WendeIin .
La0er and Louise T. Lauer, his wife.

In eile Circuit Court for Anne Arundel
County, No, 4394 Equity
Ordered this 2nd day ef Jnly, 1919 that
he sale III the real estate On Wsnsielin j.
t.aner and Louise e. I.aiaer. his wife. made
ind reported by IalleH " MunFoe, After
ley named In tile mortgage. fled In the
abovc entitled ease 10 make said sale, be
Httfaed and confirmed, unless cause 70 the
ontrary thereof bc shown on or beEore the
SIN nay or AUGUST. NEXT;
Provided copy of this Order be inserted
II saIae newspaper published IN Anne
ARUNDEL County. once III zach Of three sites
esAiye weeks befarr the 4fh day OF AuguHt.
lext
The report states the amount Of sales 10
a So J0B.00
wM n. WOODWARD. Clerk.
rrue Copy, Tess
w. N. WOODWARD. Clerk. i've 10, 81
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REPORT 81 the CONDITION
ANIIIIAII Oils BANKING And
TRUST COMPANY
AT Annapolis, In the State of MARY
land, at the close oR business
June Goth. 1919.
nEsoU RCEs

nIsSOU RCEs
Loans ana DfsSonnfs o52, 083. s0
Overdrafts seenfSd ami unse-
stosEs, Bonds. ssSfities. ets.. so.ssS. b
s Government NWar Loan
nsakins Hepss iurAytiire and 49,
RECORD ' - lisaaSSs
Private Ranks and Bankers
and Trust Companies other
than reserve I. Z. $1,000. .sss4f A8
Cheeks snIll other Cash Taesns aIS6T8
AgeatA sosOiGS
Bank, via
sn s s Ss',sssI
Bank Notes 2a2ls.0o
ssold Eoln zssta
SieksIs s aaa Cents III asa aasoisi
War Savings stAtnI's 1871
Total Is rs aOaOo.
LIABILITIES
Capital stock paId In a0.0tA900
rniisided Frosiia. less Fxlen. $1,000
mea, Interest AMI Taxes paid. 9.01Tse0
Dividends Unpaid ..... 4. u. l5BU00
Tsue 10 NatioAal. State aHH
Private Banks and Hankers
end Trust Companies, other
rsa asA1 Is sl approved Ieasrys 1850
Agents ail@.io.
Deposits tsiefnanttB
Subject til check. SS&4,Js5gG
Certificates Of Tler
Ceg rite cnee S.. anil
Canhiers Ghecka
odfNtanding zf-e6
Deposits {ttine3
Savings and Hpe-
cial ...s.. 80 I4@S9
Liabilities esher than fhoae
above stated 81. 80. 5.aaa0o
Tosai $780,. s { il. ess q
STATE or MARYLAND.
County 0f Anne Arundel. IS.
/. IRWIN e. tsKlfs1S. Treasurer 1T tie
abovesnamleA Institution. DO zalemniy
ssxeMr kEint the above Mtafeznank Is krssA fo !
the best 0f my Knowledge and belSAf
IRWIN Il EHatstss.
Treasurer.
&ubserfAeA md sworn u before sne this
sth day Of yuly. 1918.
BERNARD !. wgEfsART.
Notary pub3ie.
GEO. C. BARTON.
kzx8KEAkk84 M fs1SN
R1LSuEI4E r. AfsEpFN.
Daes0Gus +
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Ett5ENE IL cITfI.Ds. Solicitor
TRUSTEES SALE
or VARIABLE
Residential Properties
~ RAgTp4sRgs AVN rATyRrT: wn

NY vfrtue of i decree az tie circuit
Court FOR Anae Arundel County dated
June IL 1919. and passed ID an Equity
cause iu saiA Court. sleIendlng. wherein
Lloyd n ElQkey for himself and as next
friend ~ ThoAlas 8. CEokey. was plaintiff.
ana Wiliialn NJ ciOkey and others were
defendants. the undersigned appointed
trustee ana iirected t0 sell portions IL the
real e2tate whereof john r. CI0key dEesa
eeiER1f and possessed. VIII nsfer at publfe
sale ct the Court House door. Annapoiia
on
WEDNESDAY,, JULY 1etA, 1919,
AZ I2 Noon.
tho following valuable residence pr0pera i.
first All that lSk at EHasnort fronting
with . depth az I:l2 feet. aesrrsied Id i
deed fxoan LILLIAN NJ MnlleY and her hnss
band 20 John e ClOkeT aakesl June 90
lAiM and recorded IN Lilser q W.. M. us.
Folio 40. one Of the land record books IL
roeua frnIna dwelling, mo saea nov unsler
rent In Clifton ne. Rawiinga.
Second~AH that lot at Laurel. HI.
ff0atanG % keet On the easf ride 0f WASH
tngtDn Aveni1e. improved with an eight
er0m John G. Sn9wden to Joan r. Cl0key
hated April 25rd. 1904.
TRIMS or SALE Prescribed 81 the
siecree one thfr& OK the purchase ni0ney,
cash one third in thfxs@ ann ore flsgrl III
viz naeRthns Or sH cash at ~ option III the
seFeaf AMI ~ secured ID the safiafneti6n. II
the mnsternignedss Fuller particulars upess
application.
DANIEL h RANDALL, Trnatee.
- calvert Euli1lug.
HHftimsnrE. Msl
AZ Hart hulldfug. AnnapOal&
aEHIam M M0as
Ak1rkHnaaNF9
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OsiNssl

hereby anEaAMmce III eAnAidneE Cor the
0iaee Of T0unEy EOgalnl szzaaer ~ Anxe
AT1nsins Eaantw f0r tie HAremxa fDfakElrs.
mHas3eef to fha ArstoM az ahe DeanarFaskr
asgiaaaKae@ LA SepseHa kex x@mg aasuupFs
will ~ LATED
B-S-1s G. MILTON DUwALEs.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-09

Won't some one kindly come for
svard ard tell what intoxicating liquor
III: everybody wants 10 know ,hila-
delphia Press
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-09

Lord Boaehery said - reSosce ID
peace. bat thsra Il ore unknown yitaI
factor. which Ii: what guarantees
hare we Of ia axecuttOn None. II
ahe a. b. Peanut Politicaana havs aheig
way Rochester Herald
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-09
GEO. w. JON !
Circulating Library

The following boOks have been added to
the Library
The Dwelllne Place d Light ~ via.
Bt0n Churchill
..The Inevitable Balance Sheet By ks
rims Trash.
.A Circuit RIDERS wife. by Cora Har.
RE.
kenny BY Leonora Dairympls
Ny Four Years In Germany. BY T.
w. Gerard.
Where Your Treasurer H. 81 Holman
Erander.
TERMS s~-Msw Be0ks. ~ paR aAx.
Old @oakss fGs per cry.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-09

The brotherhood az man still seems
to insolve Chinese exclusion act. =
New York Evenkag sun.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-09

One great advantage of crossing the
Atlantic ii dirlgihle Il that you are
not likely 10 make part Of the trip mp
side down New York Herald.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-09

We don't want To hear the word
probe again until some of the probes
actually probe Washington Pos.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-09
AUTO MAGNATE'S HELP
NOW DouGHBOY,S SECY

Miss Agnes Welsh. Of Springfield,
Ohio. is young woman Of twenty
who us experienced rapid rise in
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-09
TT7 K
TCmG CUE AND pE
Bss

Decentralization waa finished at l4'
o'clock on The night 81 Juna so
philadeIphla Inquirer.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-09

From here Il looks as Il lie over
there would ba tame and bootiess AZ
likewise clnbless and hEickiess u they
ever actually settled the Irish Gues-
lion. Syracuse Post Standard.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-09

The report tl1aa Americans have
haaghf taaa HTupp Works wonld p
inEegesfia bnt for one fakal dRmw~
back TIE trading siih the enemy ant
fs 8san hi arrce. New York EveaknK
AaAnFMp
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-09

Ordered this 2nd day Of July 1912 that
the report aud account uf fine Auditor. nlesl
this day In tire above entitled cause be
ratlfeA and CONFIRMED. nAless cinsP 10 the
contrary theFe0f he shown On 1r before the
sah hay on Aa0rAT. NExT:
Fr0yisiesi, copy ~ this Order biz inserted
tn aDAie newapaper published III Anne
Arundel County, one III each III three sue
iaAsige weeks sbefore the 9th lay OF august,
next.
NM. Is. WOODWARD, Clerk.
True Copy. Test
M ii WOODWARD. Clerk Jya.ia.2
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Poor Loremag


Let us weep for poor Isorena Car
roll, Though the world be ever no
dry. Ii should afford j tear or two TOR
this distressed young woman. whom
The hardhearted surrogate Of New
York has condemned 70 struggle along
for two years Oh hare $4,000 year.
Miss Carroll, II viii be remembered.
II the Ogontz schoolgirl who N 10
come Iii for something like 5000 600
when she becomes Of age In 1921. She
has been liinping along On $4,000 q
year. but demanded $40 $50 In order
To avoid the wolf lettering AZ the porte
cochere. Her bill 0f expenses, SUBJ
snitted to Surrogate Fowler contained
many interesting Items. but no mere
man could be expected "a understand
them. So the snrrogate'a heart WAS
adamant. III II perhaps unfortunate
that the surrogate manages To survive
upon an annual salary 81 $4,000 him
self Philadelphia Record.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-09
ORDER NIsI
Mortgagesl Real Estate of John " Hayes
a u

iii tie Circuit Court for Anne Arundel
County. Nm 4.isSS Equity
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-09
ORDER NIsI
In Anne Arundel County
Orphans Court

Annapolis. Iuly ! ieaD.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-09

-. II IA q a = n a A Has
The Lamar register., 1919-11-05

istration Of the Post Office Depart
ment has been miraculous" We ad-
nit It. The whole country admits it.
The facts Of record are so numerous,
so overwhelming in volume that the
matter il beyond controversy. In
stance after instance covering every
State in the Union may be cited to
support the contention that nothing
short Of miraculous Intervention could
account for them.
Letters from New York to Connecti-
cut have got through to their destina-
ton within the same time-interval as
have letters from China to the same
address. Letters have reached their
addresses within less than two years
The Lamar register., 1919-11-05

one of the most miraculous Of Burle-
sons miracles. But he has also mis-
laid whole centres of population. He
has wiped large cities off the post-of-
flee map. Sious Falls, the largest city
in South Dakota, was thus exterminat-
ed. Letters addressed there were re-
turned to their writer's bearing the
stamped Burlesonian assurance that
there was no such place in the State.
The same thing happened to a Wis
consin post-office town Of forty years
standing. One wave of the miraculous
Burleson wand, and it vanished into
thin air.
But why pile up proofs of the obvi-
Gus? Mr.. 1urlsson's yt~alards of
The Lamar register., 1919-11-05

after the persons who wrote them were
dead and buried. City delivery letters
have been known to reach their desti-
nations, as much as six blocks away,
within not over week after they were
mailed. By the combined use of the
telegraph and telephone, when those
utilities were under the miraculous
Burleson standards Of efficiensy, a
message in a case of life-and-death
emergency got through from Phila-
delphia to New York inside Of two
days. The patiert in the case died,
to be sure, but the miracle of Burle-
sons electric wire efficiency is there
just the same.
Mislaying his own postmsstsrs is
The Lamar register., 1919-11-05

postoffice efficiency are miraculous.
Anybody trying to maintain the con-
trary would not have a leg to stand
on. To attempt to contend that, by
anything short of miraculous interven-
ton. such exploits of varied and In
tricate incompetence and stupidity
could have been accomplished. Is pre-
posterous.-Harvey's Weekly.
The Lamar register., 1919-11-05
THE SANITARY PLUMBING CO.

Announces that they are moving
their office and shop into the Dsster
building East Of the Lamar National
Bank. Former location n Helbsrt'S
ftors ;
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-08-20
oTTON san FORECAST.

W HNl Texas. iaItt cloudy wltN
showers @ extreme west portion
flHt rcNtr Partly cloudy scatter
ci showers Doe cast portion
oklahoma Gcurmllf IIr
N0rth Carolina Generally llr nud
WARMER
South Carolina and Georgia iuir
and Wfrwer
Alnhmma ftH warmer
NisrHHlppi Fair ana warmer as
ccpt showers along cntet
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NEW orr Fans COTTON.

1N lHN n HHn'INitn fffHN
NEW ORLEANS. ln Aug 20 An
extensive GOVERNS movement or the
short interest WINS forced n me cotton
mnrtci todpy aud during tho grenfet
part OF the session prices were at wide
net advances lufnvorahlo features
wer0 allowed 20 have little influence
while flNor1hle features were tuats
the MOST off Late m tho dp, urlcra
wore more than % cent a pound not
hishcr
Better Liverpool cables than dlc ana
renNHne hy shoria put priccs highor on
too opening Weakness u the nIrkct
for foreign exchange later chusnd a
sharu slump but the real buying ~
thr dnf then started aud % continued
lurl nonr ths close
Tho reported entry Of American
ironpa into Mexico was turucd into D.
huliah Influence and muck capital
vag made of thc attempts ai WHHhne
tom Go hrlng ne peace treaty. 90 rItif
cation irat prices were at net gains
of So to 800 points
FuWrcs closed atcad, s5 90 % points
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COLONIAL AoTEL

Furnished Single Bed Rooms and
Light kouseksepins Suites.
Phone 1888 20 Chaparral y
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MARKET TULEGRAMs

Light a. Company pi this citt NoH
turdas received the folloWing terEamt
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-08-20
RICE MARKET.

NEW ORLEANS in Aug 10
Rough rIco strong nno active fio-
ceiptH 1929 sacks, mIlieis receipts
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relating io Sow orleans cotton marboti
Atkinson Company wired before
opening
inWttlod conditions in foreign ov
change affecting exports ANA spreading
iHnul troubles continue drprcssine in
'luruoc. while crop newH ignored Mar
kDt appears pretty well luuidated. and
Whiio There is no Incentive for hulllsh
activity nt present thc cotton situation
is sound aud technical position
strengthened and $50 would rather buy
ou ans further decline"
Atkinson a. co wire at 0tt5 d. MIS-
'l orr.En DNcnnngc again lower nnl
continent generally hrHrlsh bu ap-
po1rs oSersuld and thiut market wouid
Improve on amy favorable develop
mpntR."
Alex Hyman a 40. wire. 10 90 t m +
''ocliun in forcieu exchange tp int -
eai Nci $50 Improvement of outside in-
flncnooa causing Increased btiriHh
sentiment
IocNl new rtpDr bulletin Says
American HNiAtofH rriuIsOl hY McN
leans liaW fowls Illinois demnnfa
in congrras that luifcd States take
over Mexico Hnd establish government
] General Whltcr8 has ordered ToNt,
National GuHri uu.fs % mohllizr at
I Houston Geo hr ready ipr cNtutuAhtioa
AicN HAman q co wire 1880 D m
short covering HdNaucng fhc msr.
/ hct President Wilson urenr com
I hfrm to immediate Hrtluu un uotcp
I treaty Ncpoe,cd lhUt American troops
( HtN marching into NeNleu'
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-08-20
LIGHT RECEIPTS
HALT DECLINE in
CATTLE MARKET
Session, However, Some
what Slow and Stubborn,
as Usual

FORT WoNTU TrXo Aus i4.- cote
TIE and calves suA3 nn tic1ds basis
TUESDAY neht receipts serving geo rhotH
tho downward ircni of thf mnfhnt
hut 10 WaN low aiuhhnfn uu rn
uauai Around 1lI0 cattle ANA 1000
calves wntr YHrloi for thr two dlYH
sttaiH HrD lt to Do cents I0Nrt. CO.'S n
have suffered decline 90 % to so
cents gnd Onirta arc cheaper hf % to
10 cruts
Quotation.
cattle. ucotes fa10n12.50. ntot..
cra tfHNn1uN COWS. 81 ONffs.D, helf-
trA BSlunNru. bulls tF00fl1 lI.
CliNra t1t0fiff.l
ii0rs HcHtt f9f Oen ir medium
g7p7lff2iHN. NEht fsnb0r3 pNi muse
ed $40 anffaNfNt common fls.11u
1850. pies fgOpm10Nn
Shorp Lambs $4,000 lnt5. ycnri-
nga sinNOHIt nn. wethor tHnDt.
1000 owcH. tH0f4.N cults SCOOP
goo. ro1ts $4,000 1i0
Hat4Ia
Weekly journal-miner., 1919-10-22
Gratitude of The WhibpLe Men Is
 GiUen to Girls

Herman NJ. Voorhees,, field direct or of the American Red Cross, in a letter dated at Whipple Barracks, October IS, and addressed to Miss Ollie Fisher, who is in charge of the Girls Club activities under the War Camp Community Service of this city, asks her to express to the mem bers of the clubs, how very much the soldiers at the post appreciated the work of the misses in fixing the good eats for the picnic held last Sunday.
 He stated that every request for cooperation with the activities that promote the morale of the Fort Whipple men, had been met cheer fully and promptly, and observes that the workers at the post appre- ciate their help as well as do the soldiers.
 lows very closely a draft which For mer President Taft recently suggest ed to Senators McCumber, Kellogg. republican, of Minnesota, McNary Of Oregon, and Colt of Rhode Island, republicans, and which they submit ted to Republican Leader Lodge. The text of the new Taft reservation, with one drawn by him, regarding voting power in the league, was made public tonight for the first time.
Weekly journal-miner., 1919-10-22
COAL STRIKE LIKELY ID COOL OFF
 NATION
By Associated PreaD

WASHINGTON, Oct. 21-Fail- ure of operators and miners to settle their difference after a four hour conference today with Secretary of Labor Wilson may force the govern ment to step in and prevent the strike of 500,000 bituminous coal miners called for November 1.
 Although another effort will be made tomorrow to bring peace to the industry, the strike tonight loomed big and close at hand and leaders of both sides speaking frankly and gravely said that there was little hope.
 While the full scale committees representing miners and operators were fighting their battle today be- hind closed doors a strike storm ragged in the senate and federal agen- cies looked up the law, firmly con- vinced it would have to be invoked to save the country from untold dis tress and suffering with mines shut down and less than a months stock on hand to keep fires burning.
 A brief plea for settlement of the trouble was made by Secretary Wil- son in opening the conference.
 President John L. Lewis of the United Mine Workers of America then spoke for the miners. The old wage scale agreement, he declared, had expired and the operators had refused to consider new one.
 The side of the operators was pre- sented by P! H. Penna, who charged that the miners had violated their agreement, that the operators had adhered to the principles and prac- tices of collective bargaining and that the unions were at fault.
 Adjournment until tomorrow then was voted