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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-22

NlfuHNII lHuntf ut ino uem nffhtit
party ga conception heretofore never
entertained boy any American" than
has Ihief Justice white formor
Speaker champ clark or Vice prcsi-
dent Marshall
Met umbs' Statement
His statement said:
They tell me- America has pledged
les word to Europe. and that this
word must ho redeemed IN tho pro-
cess of national campaign In my
belief. America has pledged itHUlf To
nothing one Individual. speaking AS
such. permitted Europe to believe
that he spoke for America. But he
had no authority 20 speak for "a ma
tiun. FOR IN tho last analysis hr was
nothing more than "a Hclf-appointed
rmissary Nevertheless America is
asked 10 validuto his signature uflN-
od abroad. signature which nppar-
entity was accepted ln good faith hy
Continued ON page two.l
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-22
Colorado to Loan
Service Men 5000

DENVER, Colo. June 22.-An-
nupnCem'ni of the organization Of the
state educational board and ruling
that "N-sDr,tC' men who are pros
poctiNc students In any educational
institutions within the boundaries of
the state from trade school and bar
hrr colleges To institutions of higher
learning are entitled tu % state loan
itul
The board as formally organized
consists ot Governor Shuup or Lieu
tenant Governor stephen chairman:
Joseph Muurehend. secretary and
State Treasurer MulniN. treasurer
Mary g. G. bradford, state suprrin-
tcudont %, education. is The other
member
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-22
BRITISH noLD TENNIS rrTrE

N1MBLETON. England. June 2e.
=. e rark", the British intcrnu-
tional tennis player, defeated VIII
liam Johnston. United States singles
champion. in their match In the con
test for the British tennis champion
ship here today. i-i. 2-6. So. SO.
In another match OF the first
round ANvl W. Gmvcn. of California.
defeated j. Frost. OF England. 6-3.
60 G-g
In the second round r.. Morris
Williams ~ heat O.. Boustoad. an
Englishman. of fair reputation as "a
player G-9. 60, 6-l
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-22
CHAP Shots
. at News

MASlII NOTION. Senator Uerding
will he formerly notified of his nomi.
nation as the republican presidential
candidate at his home In Marion.
Ohio, July 22 Governor Coolidge
will be- notified July q.
plTTSBURG. KANSAS warrant
wns Issued for the arrest of the Rev.
!. y. Mcdonald. pastor of the Firat
Presbyterian church Of PittshurE on
a charge ~ fraud In connection with
the sale Of mining stocks lie preach
ed In his church sunday
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-22
Rail Strike
Is Checked


PHILADELPHIA. June 22.--The
railroad strike apparently has been
checked here. although strike leaders
say "A big wRikOut viii come on FRI
day. According TO railway officials.
some OF the strikers returned TO their
posts today and there was a slight
freight.
Sproul contemplates sending re-
quest to the United States railroad
.ahor board at Washington asking an
immediate decision on the demands
for Increase In wages
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-22
Boy, IL, Crushed to
Death in Elevator

DENVER, Colo. June Harry
MululN. ir.. tl-year-uld son OF State
Treasurer Harry MulniN, was caught
IN the elevator AZ the State house
shortly after noon today ana his body
crushed between the floor of the mt
and top Of the gate.
The ear was filled with women.
Fircmon touk them out. AS the car
could not be- moved
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-22
WANT PLACES HACK.

CHICAGO. June 22-The rail
way NncatiouistH men vino quit
work April In defiance Of the reg
ulhrly recognized brotherhouds--tO-
day sent letter to President Wilson
notifying that the strikers viii accept
no settlement. which does not provide
for their return To the seniority rank
held before they puit work.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-22
HURT IN AuTo UPSET.

IULUNlNDU sFKINGH, Colo, June
22.-Lconard Moako OF Denver is az
local hospital suffering from se-
last night when a large car which
he was driving from Denver 10 Colo
rado Springs turned over. The ac-
cident occurred at a sharp turn IN
the road at pikeview, seven mites
north of here. Two other occupants
OF the car who were with Mosko az
the time OF the accident have dlsap-
pcarcd. Mosko refuses to discuss the
accident.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-22
N1TlIFAA-LI "T-' TTT-T ~
.Ohanc,.- IInNc Imnrn,cd. ,

Asked If be thought the chances OF
he democrats tu win the presidential
campaign we're ~ good as they ever
were, Secretary Daniels said
a year ago I believe the rcpuhii-
cans would have had the best chance
fo win \ Few months ago they
would have had an even chance. hut
u the Thicapu convention they gave
us the best chance to win.
Mr. Burlesuu expressed himself
1s against any attempt FOR the dem
ucrduc party t" go oE record a. faN-
nriug beer and Hight wine. tie de-
cnued Go comment on the attack Of
". g. McCpmhs upon President VIII
Fnu NJ assuming autucfTttir powers.
Secretary Daniels said that the con
Vsntion at san Francisco would b."
much different from the one held At
Chicago. lie said the best man would
win the nomination. other than these
tew statements Secretary Daniels re-
fused o." talk politics. He would not
comment upuu the statement Of
Wnliam q, McAdnn that the latter
would not hr q candidate for the
nomination.
secretary Daniels said he was
travelling alone tor tho FIRST time IN
800 brurs and that he felt lost. His
wife H now IN Europe. tie came
through Albuquerque hc said because
h. ukDd this part of the country and
predicted that the delegates Ht the
convention would have a splendid
time.
Wilson Recovering.
Tho secretary said that President
Wilson was iu much better health
Than D., had been and that he wa
improving steadily. secretary Dan
lols Is Geo make tho Utp from san
Diego tu san Francisco uu am ocean
Liner B.sides Secretary Daniels
thcT" were two car loads of Kansas
Ielogutoz and their friends uu the
train su route to tho convention
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-22

was the assertion Of
I0sephus Daniels.
Is Cretary Of the
United States navy.
" h - stepped from
train Nu. q this noon
while en- route to the
convention.
- am going to
san Diego suid
Secretary Daniels
and after spending
a day or two there |
shall go tu the con -
Veution az San Fran
cisco where we viii
pick the winner
"Thr name of the
Inner That !
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-22
Shriners Parade in
Portland 3 Miles Long

PORTLAND. Ore, June 2g.--Im-
perial Shrinedom officially began It's
five day council session here today.
parade OF shrine bands preceding
the calls to order OF the imperial
council.
The line ~ march was more than
three miles In length.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-22
WAY TO FINANCE
WOOL GROWERS
IS ANNOUNCED
Banks to Loan Money on
Railway Bill of
Lading

WASHINGTON. June 22.-Pians
for financing tho wool growers until
a mnrket for wool is established.
have been worked out at conferances
between the growers and the federal
reserve board. IL WIS announced to-
day by y. u. Marshall OF salt Lake
city. secretary OF the National Wool
Growers association.
Under the plan. Mr. Marshall said.
"a wool grower may ship his wool
To one OF the usual points OF distrib-
ution, obtaining from the railroad a
bin OF lading Tor the shipment; the
growers may then draw "a draft
against his hank, for such an amount
a. may be- agreed upon by the grower
and the bunk, and secured by the
bill Of lading. The federal reserve
act authorizes any member bank TO
accept "a draft securcd In this man
ncr ht the time of acceptance. pro-
Nded that the draft natures In not
more than six months from the time
of acceptance. After acceptance such
"a draft bearing the endorsement %
u member bank iH eligible FOR re-
discount ur purchase by federal re-.
serve bank. provided. that II has a
maturity ~ not more than three
months from the date Of rediscount.
or purchase.
Mr. Marshall slid Governor Hard
ing had called attention 60 tho pro-
vision uf the fedcral reserve act as
i0 eligibility for discount or paper
secured by warehouse receipt.
d was the unanimous opinion 81
the wool growors Mr.. Marshall said
that the plan ruggestcd was practi-
ca' ana feasible.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-22
Will Nominate
McAdoo Anyway
Hurris T. Jenkins to Put Name be-
forc the Convention.
" ID A..aeIaIrn raIa.

KANSAS CITY. June 22.-iiurris
\. Jenkins. clergyman and publisher
of tho Kansas city Post issued a
positive stntemelt today that the
name uf William Gibbs McAdoo VIII
b. pinced In nomination before the
democratic national convention In
san Franc isco whether Mr. McAdou
consents OF not
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-22
NEM MmEAr nnINGs se.so.

FORT WORTH. Tex, June ga
New wheat is selling for S225 to
s2.bO per hushcl from farmer to
dealer ip this territory today This
was declared the highest price paid
here In several years,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-22

NV AN y NNlh
22 William r
McDonihs. chairman
of the democratic
national committee
from 1919 To- 1915
and manager uf
President Wilson'S
1915 campaign, In
"a statement made
last night before
leaving for san
Francisco attacked
what he character
tzed ua the prvsi-
dents "nutocrntic'
assumption Of an
thurlty.
President Wilson
he said. has no
more right TO call
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-22
Phoenix Has
29,O53 Persons
Population lnCrcasC l. 1870, or
1903 Per Cent.
>. ,rl .s.asl.tss ss.s.

~ THH AHenctHftn Fasae
WASHINGTON Jane % The
population of PhocuiN. Arizona In the
1890 census wus announced today as
29,O5l.
This is un Increase ot 1870, or
1908 npr cent
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-22
Civil War in
Londonderry
One More Death Brings the Ilst Up
tO blight Persons.

~ fHN saAoctANao eaHne
LONDONDERRY June ga civil
war continues throughout this city.
with one more death today. bringing
the total list to eight Troops were
projecting streets this afternoon. but
enough firing was going ON TO tcrriN
the citizens and keep them Indoors.
General suffering = expected u de-
livories Of foods;, r. are not resumed
soon.
Cross channel saiilngs have been
suspended. Several boats are lying
up IN the harhor awaiting an oppor
tunity 20 discharge. The promised
military roinforcements had not ar
rived late today During the night
bnrricades were thrown up by both
factions. Crowds Of the rival factions
today marched about carrying arms
openly. one crowd wrecked a saloon
and what intoxicnnts they did not
drink were thrown into the street
The police charged several times
There was much firing but no serious
casualties
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-22

DUBLIN. June "a automobile
carrying the assistant director gem
eral Of the royal Irish cOnstabulnry
ana four cuustahlcs was attacked
with revolver fire and bombs today,
Assistant Director General Roberts
was shot In the head but b. expected
To live. The chauffeur was shot In
both legs. No arrests have been
made.
The motor was met with a fusillade
of bullets when passing under rail-
way bridge, but the wounded driver
continued at the wheel while an un-
injured companion returned the fire.
Aftcr shooting the assnilnuts threw
two bombs. Nothing Is known as to
the casualties among those who made
the attack
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-22
Weather
AT THE UNIVERSITY OF NEW
MEXICO, ALBUQUERQUE

iuAegt temper
,tturo go year
ago 90 lowest
temp riturc SO
year ugu Gd
daily range tenn
peraturr 81,
mean daily tenn
perHturs 49, rec
lntivr humidity
q p M a. re-
latiVc humidity
g a. M, 49, pre-
Cipitatiun none: :
maximum Veluc
tty ~ wind miles
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-22
NEW MENICO MEN
SEE \ WAY OUT

Confidence that loans will be
Forthcoming 10 tide wool growers
over tn presrnt financial slump aud
that prices will return Ia their form
cr scale was expressed at the CON
clusion Of yesterdays conferences OF
the board of directors OF the New
Mexico Wool Growers Cooperative
Marketing ussnciatioh d was stated
that the Washington conference
would surely result h. some plan ~
financing the growers.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-22

p"r hour ~, prevailing direction
west; character nf the day clear.
state Weather
New MeNico. Generally fair to-
night ana Wednesday. littla
change IN temperature
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TODAYS RESULTS
AMERICAN LEAGUE

score. X. H. -
zoo 900 col 0
Chicago ...... 600 ONO 02x-2 3 2
Batteries, Harris and Perkins:
Kerr and Schaik.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

Score. n. n. y.
piiisburg lib 600 goo i6
Brooklyn .....t2a 600 0Oi--7 10 4
Batteries: Ponder. Cooper and
schmidt. smith. Grimes and Miller.
Score, Il. ". n.
81. Louis 600 i0l O0O O0-2 I
Boston .,... 00l Ou0 OOl Oi--9 10 ]
Batteries. Huines and Clcmuns;
Scott O'Neill aud Gowdy.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-22
MErAL MAnKETs.

NEW YORK. June s2.--liar silver.
domestic aaifci foreign csc.
Copper dull. eicctrolyiic spot June
and July iSh aiac; August and
September ipdIahc.
Iron easter. No. ! northern $500
$1,000. No. 2 northern ff7.0Om
4s.00; No. 2 southern $500 a 4t.0o.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-22
STEER PRIcFs

cnoAco--BuIk AXIS 70 tsats
receipts. 5000.
KANSAS cITy-Top tis.eo: ~
celpis it.soe
DENVER tii.oo to isee receipn
2.fo0.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-04
IRON REVIEW

NEW YORK. y. Y. June S.--The 1ror
Age, in it's weekly summary OF the iror
and steel trades. will say tomorrow:
Pig iron production nSuTes wired &c
the Iron Age from all districts on the
first day OF June shows total tor May
az =. eS8,SsI gross tons. This Is an aver
age Of S6,il5 tons per day and compares
with a total Of 2.73s.797 tons In April OF
Of a21 tons per day. Thus there was q
recovery Of about 5000 tons per day
from the strike slump In April 10 1''Vo'
tons per day below the March rates
II is still the outstanding fact ina,
output Is best nearer the raw mat"ria,
end. While shipments or tinlsh'H StSe
AMIN slightly better this week the
Pennsylvania railroad Leading In IN.
Improvement. pix Iron Is picking VI
faster. Furnaces IN blast jun l. nun
hercd o95, against Isl on May l. an0
III ON April /. Resumption OF a mum
Ser OF blast furnaces IL planned Tor Inc
coming week. A.,
ross currents are indicated by the
reports from tn" Philadelphia narkf'
that even the moderate increaS" IN snip
fnents has started new inquiry. while
1ainst this. in other quarters, the mar
ket Is still quite inactive. with some re-
n,cs,a from automobile manufacturers
for cancellations or SuSpcnslohH' pai -
larly on special sheets. rapiu rc'u.
w normal railroad operation Is now cA.
nected and as soon as adequate stores
~ full are collected. an expansion OF
iron and steel plant activity Will ensur
folioEinE Increased activity IN Inc "ctN
in rolling mills. -, ,bc
Due to the railroad Improvement, Wv
opnra,ion Of sheet mills OF the Am"rlc*r
Sbert & Tin Plat" 90. has gone up u
s. prrcent Of normal sheet MIL capa'
i,y while Independent producers nave
reached s. 10 10 percent.
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SISTERSV|LLE

4 district meeting "f III" Rchckah
! lodges nf this section Will be held in
| this city June 4. Representatives from
! the organizations in Peasants. Tyler
and Wetzcl counties will be in attend
anCc.
Roger Voegtlcy. who has been spend.
! ing the past two weeks with his mother
| in this city and relatives In Sards. O..
has returned to Norfolk, Va, where lie
Is employed by tho Norfolk and Western
| railroad.
l.. o. Turner. OF bethesda. Ohio. has
arrived here to manage the local factory
of the J. Il. Wilson Cigar company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Babe have as their
guests Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Harper OF
Akron, Ohio.
Mrs. Walter Simpson and children,
after n. visit with her mother, Mrs. J.
Shock. have returned to Weston.
have gone TO Lexington, Ky. for a visit
Of some days with friends after which
they Will go to the N!cholasvillc. Ky.
to visit Mr.. Peters.
English in the S!stersville High schoo!
left Wednesday for Hanover. Va. to
spend the summer.
Miss Bertha Toussaint, Mrs. J. r.
scohy and Mrs. Amy scohy Henry are
Mrs. Ralph Cummings left Wednesday
for West Union. where thcv will be en-
tcrtaiaed by friends for few days.
E. u. Clawson left Wednesday for
Tulsa, Okla. where he will attend TO
business matters for q month.
Edwin Travis. OF Newport. Ohio. who
has been the guest Of relatives here.
has gone to Akron. Ohio, where he has
accepted r position.
Sistersville Is making pre- partitions for
n mammoth Fourth OF July celebration.
Committees will be named at a mass
meeting Of citizens Thursday evening in
the city building Plans Will be made
for tho entertainment Of the visitors
who will thronG tho streets Of this city
on Independence Day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-04
n. STOCKS

NEW YORK. June 3.-Thc trend OF
tcdsy's sluggish stock market session
was irrcgularly upward. although there
were no very obvious changes in Ecner-
al conditions Affecting intrinsic values.
shorts again deemed Il advisable TO
limit their commitments in view Of the
easier tone OF demand loans. Call money
was ahundantly offered AZ SIX percent as
compared with Tuesdays high raet at
~. but time money continued extremely
scarce. most loans being restricted TO
mid-yoar maturity
y r"Hctlonary tone prevailed in for
eiSn cNChangc the London rate forfeit
Ing most Of Yesterdays latest strength.
Tho hank OF England statement attract
cd attention because of the largo in
crease OF gold holdings and a sharp re-
auction OF liability reserves.
In tho steel trades thcro wcrn rumors
OF price cutting for fall and winter de-
livery. but this was ncutral!z"d by an
extension Of the recent enquiry for
railroad equipment and r"hned copper,
the latter from foreign sources.
Apart from the fluctuations OF select
ed issues still under professional or
pool guidance. rails were tho only fsA-
lures OF mote. ENCOURAGING crop re-
ports eXert"d further beneficial effect
upNn shares T.: western and south
Western roads.
Sccels and affiliated equipments we're
most prominent with in;-Tment interest
in motor. OIL food. tobacco and ship
ping issues. Extreme gains OF 70 J
points we're materially shaded or en-
ttrcly cftac'd. however in the moderate
selling n; the close Sales amounted TO
$4,000 shares.
Any tendency toward betterment in
III" bond market was checked by further
persistent pressure upon Liberty Issues.
GroSS rcCesSionS in that group extended
from = 10 almost y percent with rail-
lies at tho end. The general domestic
and foreign bond list was hesitAnt at
sight changes. Total sales, par value.
aggregated Sl%.S00.000.
Old L. :. bonds were unchanged on
calls
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-04
BUTTER, ZOOS, CHEESE

NEW YORK. June 3--Butter. unset
tied. Creamery higher than extras DO
to 5sc: extra (92 score) Soc; hTs'S' y
to 81 score. 81 to 54Ec: packing stock.
current make No. .. iOrs TO Ale.
Eggs. firm. Storage ackcd. extra first
~ to 47i:c: do. frsts ~ To 46'g; fresh
gathered extra FIRST As TO i6i:c: do.
first ~ to 44c. State. Pennsylvania and
nearby western henery white. hrst I"
extra Il to Csc: do. brown extra 30 L"
81. do. gathered brown and mixed Colors
FIRST to extra AZ 10 49c.
Cheese, weak state. whole milk fats
held. white and colored. specials. RI to
n i5c: do. average run 20: state. who'll"
milk hats. current mako. white and col
ored. specials - TO 2Ii:c; do. arcraE"
run &c TO 26l:c.
Live poultry easy: freight hrotl"rs g."
To zoe: express do. 40 to zoe; ROSTERS
lSc: turkeys 3Oc.
Dressed steady: western fowls lr"Sh'
10 70 40: others unchanged.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO. Jnue %.---cattl" recc!rt7
l0nu"; beef steers mostly higher; spots
4Gmin cents higher: top heavy 1920;
hulil all weight 12.0nmli21: she stock
and bulls steady TO IS cents higher:
yrarlinI h"ifrrs - %: bulk cows 25OGf
1919: best hnloEnRs $50: calves mostly
80 cents lower: few early l4.j0W 1880:
good kind later u packers l3.5OMl4 100;
feeders strong.
Hogs receipts $1,000 Mostly steady
10 IL cents lower: closed weak: SPOT Is
ccntS lower: top 1850; bulk light aud
light butchers 1850 Tlt.7j; bulk $50
pounds and over l$.75Grl+40: pigs 25 q
50 cents lower: hulk ll.?5Gtl""5
sheep receipts IL. 900 slow with 1ual-
tv poor: choice spring lambs steady:
others - cents to 81 lower: choice
spring lambs 1l.75 and bulk 1000 q
90; hest sh"rn lambs 1900: bulk
~ hoM 400; choice ewes 900: bluk 500
- 20
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-04
MONEY AND EXCHANGE

NEW YORK. June 3 Mercantile
paper ~: exchange weak Sterling 60,
day bills 37ls: commercial GN-day hills
ON banks 3A7le: commercial 6O-day bills
2.ST: demand 49,: cables AGRA. Francs
demand 1907; cables 1905. Belgian
francs. demand 1@37: cables Io35. Lire
demand lT.n": cables 1906. Guldrrs dc
mand 26h; cables 500. Marks demand
? .u6: cables c.O7. New York exchange
on Montreal IN percent discount. GOV
crnm.ut bonds heavy. railruaI bonds
irregular.
Timr loans strong. 60 days. 90 days
and months So.
Call money: firm; high :; low S: rul-
ing rate 6: closing hid 6; offered mt s;
last loan s. Bank aCceptanccS SIS. Ster-
ling weakened further in tho late deal
ing Sixty day bills as: commercial
60-dav bills on banks %.S1. commercial
6o-day bills $.S6l9; demand 3.9l ~ cab
les 302L
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cnGAR-

NEW YORK. June ) '-Ihe lHral mo
Lc. fn. ruw sugar was little easier
on the spot with sales Of a small ca cns'
IN mort IT, local rcfiner at ~ cor,
and freight. while later ros . ~ Cmbas
,m "prrators at 20 cents. COST and freiSh.
for June Shipment and 1000" bags Tor
jui shipnen, TO an outp"rt rcfiner ri
the same price TN" market CioS%d al
~ fnr Cuha's cost and freight. cNuaI
-, "a 81 for centrifugal. The markc'
co. rcTincd was unchanged at 2l': ty
oSi. for fine granulat"d. TIL" demand
,i,nn,.s ,ctllr with rcflnCrs taking on
some now business. <.,, 60,
After Ip,nlnG Irregular ana IRON,
Mounts higher t. ten points lower 'h'I
Vas increased selling pr"ssur" IN suG l,,,,
futures MmS wing to he decline IN the spot
n".,rI,C, and rrircs sold off rather sharp
iy closing Al 50 10 100 points h'| ue'
Cllnr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-04
SEVERAL ITALIANS
Ask FOE PASSPORTS

GiaComo Guglielmo. a young italian re-
Gently discharged from tho United
States Army. and who recently became
citizen Of the United States. living In
Steubenville, O.. applied for a passport
yesterday at L. s. Clerk John Conrad s
office TO visit Italy. lie stated he wish
cd To settle UP some business affairs
and to bring his wife to this country
az he intends TO make Ms future home
here.
Angelo Gcnnon Of the Richland
mines. lost his wife about n year ago
and applied for an Italian passport. He
stated he has young children and wish
es to get married In italy and bring tho
little ones Il now mother to care for
them.
Frank GARRETT made application for a
passport to visit italy and settle up
business affairs He Will also return
to the United States.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-04
PITTSBURGH LIVE STOCK

PITTSBURGH. June ,. - Cattle
steady Supply light. Prime 1900 q
1850
Sheep steady. Supply light. Primo
wrthers 9.5OGq.7O: culls and common
3.6OQ 500: lambs S.OoQ 100; veal calves
l6.O04l65o.
Hogs slow: supply % double docks
prime heav;es 1850" l4'': mediums
and heavy workers. Is - n l5.25: light
yorltcrs l3.5OM12.75; pigs 1850 Il lS.ou
roughS 10000 ll.t5.