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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-20

badge. And II the two Of them can't
give an the Information desired they
Will call another, ana another. The
wearers OF the Ask Me-" badges are
a great union whose pur9Tse iH to a.
sist and entertain teachers during the
convention. The Chamber OF Com
mcrce wants every citizen 81 Aihl-
querquo to wear one Of these badges.
Tley may be obtained a the Cham
Der o. Commerce o. taken away from
Secretary Watkins or Assistant Sccre-
tary Mckee when they appear or the
streets.
Nuthor thing cribs pertains 70 auto
owEerE.l ~ YOU believe that you can
spare an hour or two 70 devOte to
the teachers with your car. just phone
No. ! and ask for Mr. Charles White.
Tell Mr. White what hour and DAY
your car may pc Ai the disposal or
the teachers. Mr.. White l. chairmaa
o. the transportation committee. u
will not prejudice your case II you
tel him fhat your "a a "a the dis
posal Of the teachers for the entire
day. II not a whole DAY, then an hour
or half an hour. Juat tell Mr.. white
about a. lie will puf down your
name on his list OF "Regular" folks
snnd will have q load ready for you.
umnittug al station
aus NANIN NNNNH ~ NAN AMMNI NN
station there will be q watch
lnr frr teachers who might have piag-
81 hockey Tor a day Ia order 10 reach
tho Albuquerque extra early for the
Bis convention. by tomorrow night
the crowd OF teachers will have start
ed coming into Albuquerque. Ado
Leopold - the a. s. forest service r.
chairman Of The Welcoming commit
tee From the trains the teachers
viii he taken TO the Y n. g. \.
whore the Chamber ~ Commerce Will
furnish them information aa 10 their
room rrserFationa, ana anything else
thar they may wish 90 ask.
Rooms and rooms aud more rooms
are needed n every housewife IN
Albuquerque would do as much as
nno woman ln the Highlands did yes
terday. he room question would be
AL settled now. This woman was
asked II she would help find rooms Tor
teachers. ure she would. 81 nll
day yesterday this housewife stayed
hy her telephone. Hy the time her
wcarlcd daughter returned from
work that night this willing worker
Tor AlbuuurruAe bHd NEGOTIATED an
even dozen rooms FOR visiting teach
Org.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-20
Hall Jury Disagrees
And Is Discharged

Yesterday. just before United
states district court adjourned for
the day. the jury that heard the gov
ernment's case against Hal Han M
Magdalena, reported 20 Judge Colin
Neblott that they were unable to
reach n verdict. Judge Nebiett dis
missed the jury.
Han. who was chief deputy sheriff
OF Socorro county, was tried on an
Indictment That charged him with
larceny % an interstate shipment
Two other indictments against him
are pending: one Tor -impersonatilig
a federal, the other for a violation
OF the Reed amendment, which pro-
hibits bringing liquor into a dry
state. II may he that Hall will not
be tried on these indictments until
the next term Of court.
An Affidavit presented 10 the court
stating that Leo MACON. charged with
sending obscene matter through the
mails, stated that on accuun Of re-
cent injuries Macon had received he
was not De 10 appear In court. Ills
case was continued until the ncat
term Of court.
The Clse % u. ". Hutchinson.
chargcd with u violation OF the ma
tional banking act, also was con-
tlnued.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-20
LEOPARD CANNOT
CHANGE SPOTS
Mr.. Dodson, tho Liver Tone
Man, Tells the Treaohery
Of Calomel.

caiumel loses you a day You know
whnl caiomei Is. los mercnry. quick
silver. Calomei ia dangerous. II
crashes into sour bile like dynamite.
cramping and sickcning you. CALI
mel attacks he bones ~ should
never ho put Into your system.
When you feel bilious. sluggish.
cons,ipated and al knocked out and
helieve YOU need a lose OF dangerous
caiomci Just remember that your
druggist sells for a Few cents a large
bottle Of podson'e rlver Tone, which
- entirely vegetable and pleasant to
take and b a perfect substitute for
calomel. Il IL guaranteed TO start
Your liver with stirring you up In
side n cannot s~alieate.
Don't take calomeli u can not be
trusted any more than n leopard or a
wildcat. Take DodEnn's liver Tone
which siraiehtens you right up and
makes You feel line. Give Il 10 the
children because Il u perfectly harm
less and doesn't grippe.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-20
Fraternity to Hold
a Reunion in CITY

For the frst time since before the
war the Sigma Chi fraternity at the
University Will hold H. annual re-
union during ThanNsElving week. Al
the members - the local chapter OF
which there are over a hundred have
been invited % the reunion. and men
are coming from all parts OF tho
state. several members from Cali
fornla Will he here and a few from
eastern points.
The reunion festivities Include "a
smoker NJ the fraternity house on
University hill Thursday. n dance Fri
day night and limitations and a ban
quct on saturday. 10 is expected thar
tliere will be 20 out 81 town men re-
turn 70 renew their college acgualnf-
ances ana to participate In The fra
tcrnity activities.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-20
OUCH PAINT RUB
OUT RHEUMATISM
Stop sufferingl Relief comes
the moment you apply old
st. Jacobs Liniment'

Hhucmatlsm q pain only
Not one csae in fifty requires inter
nal treatment stop d%ruFfinE' Rus
the misery right away Apply sooih-
ink, penetrating HSL Jacobs Llni-
mont directly upon the slender spot
aud relief M Instantly. "St. Jac-
obs LiniMent" conquer pain n iF
harmless fheumatlsm Imminent which
never diaappoinis and q not burn
the rkiu.
Idmber upi Stop complaining, Ga
a small trial bottle of 81. Jacobs
Linimsnf al any drug store. and IN
Just 4 moment g1u'u DE free from
fhhdinntc pain, creme and slHHeEa.
Don't Huneri Relief awaits you. "sf.
JacotH ilniment' 10 5a-f a. good for
eclnticn. n~euraiEla lumhaxg. back
ache. aprnins and s~~eiiinrs.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-20
To Ladies
VINO r Stout

Fai Is fatal to health ana beauty.
Reduce weight sensihiy and easily; i'm.
prove your health and figure. Avoid
heart trouble, wrinklez, -nrryousness,
~Wehknesnes, cte., besides personal em.
tarraasment, due 70 obesity.
Look and feel younger. Walk
BFifhily. Let your eyes sparkie with
neu feryon. Surprise nad delight your
1rifuds. BE a gid aeaini
CO 70 The dfuErirl, GET . smoli box
of oil Of korcin (capshles) and follow
directions Of the korsia system. Re.
dncs 10 10 90 pounds undor guarantee.
Dat al you need (iHcluding somo candy,
81 dosirod) while reducing.
Dont bother about Eni.2 Tough
4irusome exercises or following rules %
a~iaggnfioa Diet. Why not become slen.
dol without dnestie efsgl, worry and
~ deniali Hefe's your ehaaesi
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-20
DOCTORS SEE MAN
MOVE HIS HEART
Soldier Gives Amazing
Exhibition of Dislo-
cation of Joints

At n meeting Of the B~ernaillio
County Medical society last evening .
most remarkable exhibition u auto
~disi0cation u the Joints was made
by Sergeant Whitman OF the Canadian
army Whitman u snid to have made
his demonstration before every med
icnl college IN the country. FOR the
purpose % allowing the medical pro-
fcssion 10 show tho promptcst AMI
best methods Of reaeiting disloca-
lions.
Hy oxerting his Muscles whitman b.
able TO throw shoulder. hlp. or nee
and arm joints completely out % thclr
sockets. The force with which the
hip was thrown out waS sufficient 80
hurl a pencil placed In the mans
pocket, across the room. Prompt re-
lief was Fiyen by the doctors In re-
s"tting the -dislocatinns, although
Whitman claims that by supreme
muscular and mental effort he Is able
20 replnce them himself whitman
also gave demonstrations In hospitals
In France during the war
one ct the most amazing things
done hy Whitman was the moving 81
his heart a space OF two inches. II
was believed impossible by the do 70
tors, but measurements were take1
with a stethuscope and the assertion
was royen 90 be a fact.
Clinton y. Anderson. editor Of the
Herald % the Well Country. spoke on
health education. and the necessity ~
enforcing IL In the schools. More
sanitary measures. together with open
air schools, were suggested, and as
sistance lea the Red cross seal sale
asked. During the sale, Aeadquartc~s
FOR the distribution Of the seals go
various points In the state, are In the
county agents Office al the Chamber
OF Commerce.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-20
Verdict for Coal
Company in Suit

shortly before noon today Judge
Colin Nehlett Instructed the Jury hat
heard the testimony In the damage
otse Of Oreste Daycile against the
Diamond Coal company. 10 return "a
verdict for tho defendant. Duvcllc Is
administrator for the estate Of Cuts
sep ccretto who wa killed IN a
mine OF the Diamond Coti company
IN 1914. He asked for $4,000 lam
ages,
The present term Of United States
district court h expected 10 be fin
ishod hy the middle OF next week.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-20
Teachers TO Be
hETATI THE TRAINS
Committee Begins Work
Tonight; Ask Me
Badges Are Ready

Are you ready
II not. you have just a little more
Than "a hours to prcpare-bocause
the 1000 teachers who viii attend
W viii begin arriving Saturday
~n,orninc.
The Chamber Of Commerce Is par
.ticularls aRNApaa SAsf fhe sci;izens Of
Albuquerque show their usual AFFINITY
10 decorate the city. Not only should
the business building be decorated by
the merchant occupying the nrst ioor.
buI the DOCTOR. the dentist OF lawyer
OF whoever II - who occupies the
other 1oors above the Grst, should
have his Windows decorated for the
fe1che5A. says ,te Chamber Of Com
merce. Nor should Albuquerque be
satisfied with merely decorating the
business district. further asserts the
Chamber " Commerce.
"Every home In fhAs city should
display ola Glory during teachers
convention, said n. r.. Watkins. Sec
Rotary Of the Chamber Of Commerce.
And every public building should
dispiuy tha colora. The entire cry
should have on liz finest clothes to
receive the teachers % New Mexico.
believe Albuquerque Will. too" Wat
klns concluded,
Mourning Hadrr~.
Even today several citizens appear
"a On thf street wearing the ASK
Ale" badges thai AlhuQuerquenns are
asked 10 wear during the convention.
The badges say ASK Ne! | Live Here.
Step Lively When the teachers OH
serve these badges fhoy Will know
that taa weere viii be glad TO be Of
n sort. Of service 10 a teacher. n
he cant answer an qucs.ioDr. lmm0-
dlately. nc VIII summon 20 his ala
another wearer 81 an Ask Me-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-20
OFFICERS N DIRECTORS

MI a. FRENCH. President. Santa Re. New
Mexico; Former state Engineer
J. HAGERMAN. Nice-PresIdent
Roswell, New Mexico; Capitalist, former
Governor of New MeNico.
X y. HAPGoOp. Vice President Dallas, Texas:
tnpiialist- Nice-Prcsident OF the Associated
OH company Of Texas; Secretary Cooley on
4 Gas Company.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-20
U M E
RESUME
Quotations from President French's Letter of October IS.

tue 'o"ANf ssss a& % %Ssd Ss "Ss OF @ lss a@ a Ss or @ SSasSs To- on %S %% .S rs %Ta
%a% eaaHa," VIE Tn%%%%%%' E% l S% %%E%%s%% a ssG &%$%d% ~ OF tho Guadalupe on
norrrru Ts Sgrmeesa sasea n, mo COMPANY consist Of 5000 acres of paehagos.
SN SS S&o S%oSS ." """0'"""'' '"~' "" OF '" situated" favorable northeast
I,e%s,9g,seS y d 5$aT Gis'saas 3s a. s "f f%pi iaSSS f SSi. q % ss" gss%"gsa%slSsss f sY n
,noun~ rm. G%sGps eo@% and vest % NJ F%%Sm @ %GSs" he TsSs%S&SSSsssS ~ %%y
80 DO c%%%S tq%s. ESSaad ,5L%%rs co@gsa5 90 sosgas 6s made n%%@@ %F ne ai
s% %%%a SSs %o %a sr y%Ss he F ImF %%nSs% M%J6 %%.%sd AZ Ss%%i %%%%%
hp coHs v have @aS great deal OF care IN %I@S%H %Ss %]@s%% tSS %s SE %r sI%&Sa H@Si
6~%@S aa%se are Wei a@%@ Win "T"s% %s principal %@%~ % %%s %% %%5 our mann"
engee,e,n %Ss@s $ S@ ?$ $ 44SSaE@ Sr%s%s aS a%s ;;S%%t ss e @s%sp SS@ r% major " CRY ses
a%@ p%% %S by " %T sSSs% s s@ g%m sS sasS % e Gts % %~2S n @% Sh cont
@ Inc reports made. mosns me same Sug%f e6GGos to %G @ tn" tG sS GS%T"
f Sss 99d$s Sss%nSssSSss a 4: 5HS%GG1 q 81 al a s%q sr%s $$% %T $$% %~ s WAL a%%%% $S$$s % a$ %S%
ia@%s dSrS1 pa&d%"@ %os%s %%S%SS" pro T % %S s@ %%%a%' d uS"sS%s Of &%s" Sss%s "
a.sagyHyg.A AND $ 5s%%sSr - ss%s%%s o s s$s @s %% q g sG$s sS " @ ' %%@ s rs Ps ssss is%sa sa
uua IN aud aaonassud % @ S, SS NSTSqa S' S e%$R !% GUMS %S ,Tp ~ a .S%%S S%n% Sn S
s%%a a'%as a%%IN@a an an sH%c% %@ %%S ana "% S%%@%%SeT %%s%%%@S' OF RECEIVING
Eyasr, e S S% g %S @ss 4 @ss. " 50 9.a&. 's Gu q, r psa or @s "sp %sr9gG1 u S% q@%a =
inns me- %% "S @na OF q" o %%%@ rSs e %mE %@ BE- holding
70 %aS amsme woG @ 70 @&na n 1E tSToS dS@S he T% &s o% n& w@ %ias
@% s9 @S%s %5 on @SS ss %a@@%sq EmT vi +. %s%%sS S% $S %S%%%% %g%s %%%$S%%s$$%% % S:
%~ PPn i%%%Sa GF%s%S "@ to- ~S6 sSSs%Gassa. "~ i''' acres d more" would make " possible 70"
r,nsrSc aH%@%ao5SG2S%s 'gass%ssGSS s'% S%5 On % SS On as seass%sG%iss s%s @%So s sf 4%s rRf% %;
potential onpn nat Would %%r %@ TMSS oil S% PS.ss a%o%u@G% a S S&E TGmSsS wei % % r m%% @ @s
as or the Son%%aS %e %HS% one S cF more % S%Ss" ' ""'"' :" then original Investment i" tn"
DIVIDENDS. E g. %s"fs %%@aSs s u %$% %ss%% s $ T Ss %s i o@s%s aa4&& IS ,JsS S@ s' 4s $ al
and epeo"~ consistent" Win practical business methods
MANAGEMENT. IN mean %a'1 s%a%SSSsaS% Ssa Gs"%9% S s ~ @@di%a%aa@%sa Has$ $ g %p 's%ssssa % and director.
and as such win draw sEaS' @m the cS"p" s%%a%% "%"a P%%s S% ' OF business
a2oa%a&s" s%@ % ,S 9s sp $ $%% sSaSss ON %g a%' G" %}s' %2 }a", GsS %s% f %S @a""S Y, q S%i
=, %%a%rs TS@@ a%h'& u @ 81 r4 + aS "%%"" a" AMP %% Eo% s%a 10 Tor 'S %%i@a
most %%%TT% territory ' p%Ss" S%%S p%s% % n"%c&' event that any one a" the structures " h"
@m~D JAMES A. FRENCH
PVddut
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-20

ARTHuR SEIIGMAN, Treasurer. Santa Fc' New
MoSico: Capitalist, President Seligman Bros.
Company.
W. =. Secretary. Dattas. Trxae.
President of the Guadalupe oil a Gas Com
puny.
LEGAL COTNSEb-
Francis c. Wilson, Santa Re, Now Mexico.
CONSULTING GEOLOGISrS-
Robert r. Htl and Associates. Dallas. Texas.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-20
OPERATING AND
ORR. ANiLATION

uaied on aud adIoinii
operating In this iicl.
greater dividends aud.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-20
Price $1,000 Per Share

Orders hrdn rotation received Wire orders at our expense Make" ~"huanos payable to tho
Company, or to Arthur Shman Trusupr
NoTANDA
In conformity with our plans for The elimination of promotion in every way possible
in connection with 1.-THE affairs of this Company we beg to announce that we will not have
any stock alemen in the field reppsntngh this Company, and as an inducement 10 the in
veHoso this State to purchase their stock drecth ron The ofce at Santa Eel New Mexico,
we WILL up to mt including December l. 1919, allow purchaser of stock the 10 per cent
commission ordinarily paid to stock statesmen. When ordering share of stock in this Com
pnyu up to December l. 1919 a deduction of 10 per cent from the total amouat may BIZ made
rom your. remittance
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-20
NoTANDA
Address all com municauons to
The Santa Rosa New Mexico Oil Co.

Salmon Building, Santa Fa New Mexico
DpoAnbs and Rhrnc~Tnt NmoHIT BANK ANITA New NhoM san l NmnaIH bank
Las Vega. New MNhH santa Rosa state Hak ANITA Rosa N~ Mnk.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-20
PROBE RTIIs:

longing 10 tho s.
the securing Of
ern New Mexico
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-20
LOCATION or
'ROI'E

follow ing major
on %'ompan,. an
tao wells on the
alupc County cas-.
IfaN urnble s~tructu.
east and e. bid
lupe County. We
We have various
blocks OF acreage
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-20

We offer subject to withdrawal without mott,
mont purposes.
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AWNINGS:

potential earnings that woui,
uiios ia" belief that the inNc.
time OF tho competition Of III
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-20
GiOI OGIC Al
III PORTS:

punics who hold the balance Of the acreage
los thc reports made, showing the same Hr
cal survey. Which was completed and made u
verified 10y our gcoloylst@. Robert r. am and
lout weeks completed the making of their rel
Sew MosicO. The reports Of an these geologic
structures OF Guadalupe County as icing the
holding the Lest possibilities Of showing PROD
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-01-28
FAIL TO IDENTIFY
SILK CLAD WOMAN;
SUICIDE PROBABLE
Many PRISONS, Who View Body,
Unable to Tell Who
She Is
Rr .ASsncintcd Press

. Englewood, y. j., Jan. 2S.-Efforts
to identify the body of young WON
an found Sunday, clad in expensive
furs and silks, at a desolate spot on
the Palisades near Tenafiy, have
been fruitless up until early to-day.
Although nearly 100 persons. among
them many mothers. filed through
the morgue here yesterday, no iden-
tification was made.
After a day spent in running down
clues which indicated that the young
woman might have been murdered,
Bergen county police authorities
announced they were convinced she
had committed suicide, employing an
elaborately worked out plan to bring
about painless death. When the
body was found, the head was
swathed in bandages, beneath which
was found chloroform bottle,
bound in place beneath the nostrils
with tape.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-01-28
EVERYBODY JOINS
in BIG DRIVE
[Continued frc, First Page.l

Continued frcn First Page.l
the fund and by tlis evening it is ex-
pected the $500 mark will be
passed.
The girls of The Harrisburg silk
mill collected 500 for the fund and
turned ii over to a member of the
committee. Alnost every employe of
the mill contributed. These girls
always give literally and went over
the top in all the war drives. The
Telegraph employees also gave gem
erously, registering 100 per cent.
Auto Dealers Generous
Members bf the Automobile Deal,
ers' Association have given in ali
about $10. Andrew Redmond.
speaking hfore the meeting of the
dealers las evening, asked the men,
bers for contributions and received
$50 from individuals. The associa
ton thenappropriated an additional
$50 form its treasury and turned it
over to tie fund. This is in addition
to previous contributions of the
membeB totaling s175 or more.
The sunshine Society, which for
years las been engaged in philan-
threpif work, added $25 to the Ro-
tary und. Rotary members who
We're nable to get out the past week
onaclount of illness or absence from
the city, are making their rounds to-
day and Frank b. .Musser, chairman
of tle committee, said to-day he be-
lfevS the entire $1,000 will be in
nam Dy the end of the week,
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-01-28
pHII.sDEl.l'IiA PRODUCE
BY associated Press

Philadelphia, Jan. rs. - Wheat =
No. l. son. reu. - 20; No. Z. red SEA
No. 3. soft red. S2.2i.
Corn -- The market is hrm; No =
yellow. as ~ grade and location.
oats - The market is steady
No. ., white, 69ia Q7Oc; No. J, white
sran = The market is steady; soft
winter, per ton. S4O.5OQ 47.OU: spring.
PEI .;un S4I,0nHD45.O0
Butter - The market is lower
western. creamery, extras, trsts, soc,
nearby prints, fancy, 544 56c.
ktsuuru ousaIs MaIkcl steady
pow cd. S.4oc. extra nho grahuiat-
Cheese - The market is lower;
New ork ana Wisconsin, fun mix.
37mSSc: do, new, 80 a SOC.
Eggs-Marllet higher; Pennsyl IVA
mia and other nearby nrsts, 81, iaeS a,,t
cases, $3.50 per case; do, 3 Guffenl
cas-, "est-.n. "Ntro n, sts, i,re taSe'.
$500 per case; do, firsts, free
cases, $lS.6O@1S.90 per case; fancy
selected, packed, 7O@l22c per dozen.
Live Poultry - Market lower;
fowls, 3O@ soc; spring chickens, 3o@
32c; fowls, not leghorns,32 81 a S6ci white
Iegnorns, .340U3iC. young. soItIneated
roosters, 50 q S3c; old roosters, 2 a. 22c;
STACEY, young ROSTERS. 26Q2Sc;
white leghorns. 29@30c; broil-
ing chickens, fancy, 36Q3Sc; roasting
chickens 3OGOSoc: ducks. PekIns.
spring, 3S@4Oc; do, old, S0@35c; In
dian runners, 36@37c; spring ducks.
geese. nearby. 32Q36c; western. $40
Dressed Poultry - Firm; turkeys.
spring, choice To fancy, 44Q4oc,
do. western. choice to fancy. 43U44c.
turkeys, fresh killed. fair to good. 3S
m42c; turkeys. common. S0@35c: old.
turkeys, $50 4Sc; fowls, fresh
killed fowls, chaice, 34W34 &c; do,
smaller sizes, 2S@30c; old roosters,
2Ic. uroiIinS chIckens. western. AGO
44c: roasting chickens, 50 @36c; ducks,
Au0u42c. western ducks. D4Uc; geese
5SSp30c; dressed Pekin ducks, $50
40c; old ducks. 30QS2c; Indian Run
ners. 36@37c; spring ducks. Long
Potatoes - The market is weak ;
Ne" n.t pasHet. lo.. NO. 2. 6OgSvc per
Saskot; do., loO- ID. bags. No. /. s2.5OU
2,25; Pennsylvania. No. 100 lbs,
s215@2.35; do, per 100 lbs, fancy,
.-.ooy..lv, Hew Jersey. No. i. l0G
u,s,. S2.l5W2.5O; do. No. 2. 100 lbs.
s1.25@1.75; western, per 100 lbs, $500
Q215; New York State. per 100 lb.,
SI.9OQ2.10; Maine, per 100 lbs, $1.50@
su Dvlawt.Ie anu Mai yland, per Ina
hag yOcW$l.lO; Michigan. per l09
ms, $I.56 CLIO; Florida, per barrel.
81 6oGD2.yO; Florida, per busbei
hammer, 75QS5c; Florida. per I50- m
bags Si.50W3.OO; North Carolina. Der
baTrel. Sl.5Og4.OO; South Carolina. her
barrel $l.5OQ4.OO; Norfolk. per bar
rel. 1925; Eastern Shore. per
barrel, s2.00G2.75; fancy, Macungie,
No. i, pei barrel, $2.9oGI S.lU. du.. ~.
2 per barrel. $l.25Q1.50.
Flour--The market is weak; winter
straight western. s10.2501O.5O per
barrel do, nearby. $9.50@10.OO per
barrel Kansas straight. S10.756D10.65
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-01-28
STRIKE THROWS
MANY OUT OF WORK
Continued from First Pagc.l

virtually total darkness, the hospitals
being the only places where lights
can be shown without danger of at
tacks by strikers. Everywhere else
the display of a light has caused
either the stoning or the storming
of the premises. In cases where such
drastic action was not taken the
people were forced by threats to
screen their lights.
Fortunately last night was snowy
and wet by turns; otherwise, it is
considered there might have been
more trouble. This morning men in
the various smaller industrial plants
VINO had remained at work came out
Tor safety's sake, the 'picketing hav-
ing become more extensive. One of
the morning newspapers was forced
to suspend publication. The shipyard
workers are opposed to the strike
ana are endeavoring to arrange a
meeting for Wednesday.
The main cause of the trouble lies
IN the fact that the workers in cleo
trlc and gas plants have joined the
shlpyard workers in demanding n
torty-hour week. Things are in such
state of chaos that change must
come soon. Grave diggers joined the
strike on Monday.