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Show THE TIMES-NEW- NEl'HI, UTAH S, MILLIONS FOR WAR MEMORIAL '.WEEKLY- MARKETGRA.M Inter-Mounta- - ' s. ex-Po- . l9 1.4. '" Jl3 middle-wester- sltfc-htl- y f.-o- . 1 1 Propaganda Is Halted. Constantinople. A disposition by Hip Turkish Nationalists In discontinue Dip sultun Is shown propaganda In a new treaty entered Into with Afghanistan and signed In Moscow, In which the Afghans' recognize the Turkic sultan as rullph. Anti-Sulta- n Fatal Clash In Limerick. rultl!n. One civilian wns killed, four policemen were wounded, prtnV ahly fatally, and a hoy and a woman were wounded Saturday night In Limerick during an attack on a police patrol of armed civilians. Ttie defene filed a motion for a new (rial. Women Voter In Convention. (Cleveland. The Niitloiml League of Women Voters with approximately i anI0,0()0 members, opened Its nual convention here Momluy with about l'KW delegate nnd,. nlteruntes. The convention will continue- - through Itie wwk.s 2,-I- ' Irish Slay Victim Before Mother. Imblln. In a widespread cauipnlgn gainst "spies and Informers" the lant few day. Thomna Byrne, a former soldier, was shot dead In the presence f his mother In ImimllMi. County f Iingfor1, Fusion. Protest Austrian-TeutoI'arls. Kutente power are preparing to protest to the Austrian republic aeaitist the proposed plebiscite relative l fusion with OerniHiiy, fo be held In Afmtrlaii Tyrol and Sulsburger April 21, mn the Journal, n hit Selected for Western Newspaper Union Service by R. A. C. and C. B. W, Maybe this bloomlu' old desert Is yet going to be the real Garden of Kden. Blackfoot (Idaho) News. A drummer Indiana Legislature Appropriate Nearly $10,000,000 for Legion Structure at State Capital. A Editorial Hilites (U. S. Bureau of Markers.) Washington. D. C. for week ended A(ril , l2l. (rain. Wheat price" kept thewithin a week; range of four cent corn one cent. Prices during fluctuated rapidly rith declines about offset by advances. On the 8th prices higher early on talk of good export business and fears of port strike at Buenos Aires but later to reports that exporters were offering resell led to considerable - pressure. Country offering!) southwest to largest; market. farmers showing disposition lOxport sales 4' J 100 buuhels Germany; 60.000 barrels ".'jr to Kurope.' Corn cop-lnght; eastern demand receipts low. In Chicago cash market No. 8 red 6o over Ciiicago May; winter wheat No. over: No. 3 mixed hard corn 4 fa ViC10'lle under Chicago May; No. Z 14 4c under. I yellow Minneapolis flour trade dull; receipts spring wheat o Hmsll there is hardly any market. rt Kansas City milling demand slow; demand fair; No. I riard winter wheat thirteen cents over Kmisai City May. For the week Chicago May wheat c at $1.34 K,, May corn unchangdown ed at Minneapolis May wheat up 4c ut $1.29 4; Kansas Cit y May down 1 c at $1.2514; Winnipeg May down al Trices of Live Stack mmd Meat. all classes aud ' grades of practically live Btuck at Chicago declined the past week. Hogs broke 2fitfi 40c per 100 lbs. Beef steers down 605o; butcher cows and heifers off 25C!5Uc. Fat lambs declined 25c; feeding lambs 60c per 100 lbs. Yearlings and fat ewes practically steady.of April 8th Chicago prices: Hogs, bulk sales $8.40&9 60; medium and good beer steers $7.75r(; butcher cows and heifers ' 4.609; feeder steers Ka .&0; light and medium weight veal 7."5i valves $6.60&i9.50; fat lambs 10. 25; feeding lambs 7r8.2!; yearlings 7.26&; fat ewes HWC.75. The trend of eastern wholesale fresh meat prices was upward. Uuef advanced 60cgr$1.50; veal tlfe2; pork per 100 lbs. Lamb and mutton practically 8th prlees good grade April unchanged. meats: Beef $16(&17.60; veal JlGfa'20; lamb 1?21; mutton J12ul6: light Dork loins $25g2SI: heavy loins 18& 23. Oalry Products. Increasing insupplies and very unsettled feeding butter Market the past few days has resulted In a sharp decline of three cents In most markets markets were a little steadier although on the 8th. Borne dealers believe weakness temporary but much will depend upon weather conditions the next few days. Closing .prices 92 score: Philadelphia 60c: Bos ton 60o; New York 48c; Chicago 46'4c. and weakness Dull have featured trading the week's cheese market. Trading slow as buyers generallyis have looked for atlll lower prices. It generally felt that prices will seek lower level before bottom of market is reached. At Wisconsin nrimtrv markets prices average: Twins JOc; Daisies 21c; Double Daisies EOVtci Ixng Horns 82c; -Young Americas 21 He Fruit and Vegetables. Potato mar kets down 20c northern shipping points 100 lbs. sacked. 7086c per closing mArkAt At now low. ( 'htcd i'n ritp.lnt down 30c at 70fc.85c. New York round whites slightly weaker. New York City 1.40(ft'L.45 bulk. Florida No. 1 SuaTding Hose in double head barrels closed 50 Chicago; around $7.60 lower at New Yorh. Texas sacked Bliss Triumph 17. 60 psr 100 pounds Jvansas City. Movement white potatoes increased week ended April 7th. rapidly during . New York cold storage Baldwin apples 26c city wholesale markets at $5'i' op C per bbl.. except Chicago, lower at Northwestern extra fancy Jl.f.OfdB. v.'lnesaps medium to large slses slow and dull. Chicago $2.263.60 per box; small sixes $22.25. Shipments barreled apples tit cars week ended April 7th romuared with 518 "cars nrecedinie . .. weeK. onions slow Middlewestern yel'.ow and dull city markets. 50c Sg $1 per 100 lbs. T(xas yellow. Bermudas mixed No, 1 and 2V commercial pack $2.25?? 1 per standard-crateastern consuming marn mar7i-$1 75 in kets; kets. Chloagolower around $2. b. at s080c AprH Prices down- 60c th. Itay. Markets generally weaker. Improvement 'in volume of offerings noticeable: demand fairly active thoutrh below normal. Increased receipts in edge off- market. Off Chicago tookoffered1 at wide discount" quality hay Country loadings light hi west, heavier la east. Kansas City market weak: demand only top grades moving; local No market .most of lest absorbing tn Cincinnati account hay. rain: receipts very larger 125 cars in yards and terminal. Southeastern markets report poor demand. Atlanta light arrivals, off $lsl.50 all kinds. Quoted: market $29 50 New York: ago. $27 Memphis, 1S." $21 No. 2 tlmothv Cincinnati. $27.60 New York; $25 MemphL.. hicago, No. alfalfa $17 Cincinnati. $27 Mem- prairie $14 Minneapolis; No. i'hlx, $17 City, lis more Minneapolis. FreA. Market stable. Kastern trada absorbed considers ble distress feetl to supply Immediate requirements. Many markets still very weak. Hairs f bran and middlings Richmond reLinported $20 and $25 respectively. seems seed meal lower: export demand well supplied. Oood inquiry from Ohio. Production below normal. Cottonseed meal steady. Hominy feed flrtner on for Immediate shipment. light offerings ounlry demand light: movement good: transit offerings heavy. Htocks good. Mixed cars In fair request. Quoted: Bran $17 Kansas City and Minneapolis. $19 Chicago; middlings $1 Minnespolls. $18 SO Chicago; linseed meal $38.50 Mincent cotneapolis, $3 Buffalo; IH per $31 Philatonseed mea) $21 t Memphis. delphia; No. I alfalfa meal $21 HI. Louis: white hominy feed $21 St. Louis. $22 Chicago; brown shorts $1 Kansas City. I in returning from. Canada with a loaded grip might be called a bottle-scarehero. Carson City (Nev.) News. d for Thld Department Supplied the AmrlPBn TtrWtn Newn 8rvlce.) (Copy by A suitable national headquarters building of the American Legion In Indinnapolls was assured with the passage of three bills by the state legislature, appropriating almost $10,000,-00- 0 for a war. memorial structure, which will house the , Legion's main ' ' , BOYS offices. Five city blocks In the heart of Directory of General Information of Indianapolis will be used for the memorial project.- - The building will b Especial Interest to All Ex. - Service Men. erected lu the middle' block, with the remaining plots transformed Into a To aid the veteran of the World war magnificent city' plaza. At one exto adjust bis affairs with the govern- terior of the memorial site Is located ment and to settle other interests of the Federal I'ostolflce building, erectmen, the American Legion ed at a cost of $G,000,0O0. Facing th has published the following directory outer end of the plaza Is the $3,000,-00of Information centers: j city library. COMPENSATION CLAIMS: CompensaTentative prans for the construction tion and Claims Division, Bureau of War of the buildings are now in the hands Risk Inaurance, Washington, L. C. claims which cannot be adjusted of a state commission, of Which Postand those which have long been locally Will H. Hays is a held up by complications in correspond- master General ' Selection of the architect ence, with oftlcial bureaus may be sub- member. mitted tor adjustment to the Compensawill be made by the National Institute tion Editor, The American Legion Week- of Architecture, following a contest In FOR AID THE LEGION Vn7o)ilf ' Every Mea- l- "After HIIIIIIIIIIIII!U!lllIIIir7 y Next time you want to concen- trate on a piece of work just slip - Quebec limits an individual's liquor quart a day. Now we know why the geese went iiorth early this spring. Numpa (Idaho) Record. .' to a While 78 days may have seemed a long sentence to the members of. the Montana legislature, most citizens felt the punishment fell most heavily upon them. Butte (Mont.) Miner. 0 . We would lay a smtill hot tbat one v of the iirst' purchasers of Mn Lansing's new book in. Washington, O.C, ly. New York City. was one Woodrow Wilson, private citGOVERNMENT INSURANCE: izen. Kemmerer (Wyo.) Republican. ance Di vision, Bureau of War Risk . Burleson tries to .explain, tke crime wave on phychological grounds, but neglects to suggest that a lot of folks may have been driven to desperation because they didn't get. their mail. Carson City (Nev.) News. Are you consumed with a desire to. travel, young man? Then start right by systematically beating a path from your home to your farm or place of business. The rest will come easy.- Brlgham City (Utah) Journal. If the drug stores, are permitted (o beer to Invalids and those sell real with constitutions, a great number of former healthy individuals will suddenly realize that they need a winding up to mend their constitutions. Ely (Nev.). News. - . " run-dow- n ' Some people are dazzled by the bigness of the great metropolitan stores. To them the fact that a store la relatively small, serving as It does a less numerous group of patrons, , proves that it Isn't so good. However they usually get away from this attitude after some practical .experience. Elko (Nev.) Free Press. t A Ban Francisco judge has announced as a guiding rule for in pursuit of domestic happiness that when a husband stays out nntil 2 ,a." m. playing foker he should divide , lliis winnings- - with the .wlfe; Sounds fair and .all right, but" what In Helen Blazes is he going to; do about it when he don't win? Brlgham '" City (Utah) Journal. bus-bau- : The Ashing season is with us again. And we can't think of a better way for a fellow to ease soul and body and rest his mind from business cares for a few hours than to get a pole and line and a few worms and hike out to sonie nook where he thinks they'll bite. But be sure and take along the right kind of bait, and don't for get to take along a lot of patience. Buhl (Idaho) Republican, The closing down of the Nevada Consolidated Copper company ' is a very severe blow to the Ely district and White Pine county, which for many years past has been one of the most prosperous sections, of the inter mountain country. - However, the cause Is due entirely to economic conditions in Europe, nnd therefore will not be of long duration. Ely (Nev.) Record. Salt Lake county's officers uncovered a lot of liquor at Bingham last week. Abont 3o0 gallons of whisky which It is alleged had been burled fol four years, was found by the deputj sheriffs. If the present force In tht office of the Suit Lake sheriff fol lows In the footsteps of their prcde cessors they ought to be able to clean i.p quite a nice sum of money boot tagging this liquor. Eurcka (Vtabt Hejtorter. The world Is fast reaching the Conclusion that German "kultur," when put to the test, has lacked the elements essential to With all her boasted superiority of of industry, of wisdom, of political acumen, Gurmnny ia not measuring up today with France and England, nor with Ita'y. Uuder th dictation of a group of Junker Aristocrats, operating through a monarch claiming and exercising at their direction unlimited authority, Germany seemed to prosper. Oliedlence and sulwer-vlancas a nation were uneqtialed anywhere In civilized Christendom, but it was all In the nnme of the kaiser. Without Ihls control, nnd left to their own, devices, the eople appear helpless in government. jo1dfleld (Nev.) Tribune. . self-contro- l, e A Pennsylvania burglar found his trade so poor that he tried to commit suicide. If the politicians would mnk profiteering eqtinlly difficult, hones! citizens could begin to feel eomfort-ble- . Rupert (Idaho) Pioneer-Record- . When beautiful young woman InsurInsur- ance, Washington. D. C. ALLOTMENTS AND ALLOWANCES: Allotments and Allowance Division, Bureau of War Risk Insurance, Washington, D. C. VOLUNTARY ALLOTMENT Allotment Division, Army rtnance Office, Washington, D. C. , .. SIXTY DOLLAR BONUS: Bonus Office, Washington, Army finance D. C. ' LIBERTY BONDS: - Bond Branch, Army Finance Office, Washington, D. C. ADDITIONAL TRAVEL PAY CLAIM: Additional Travel Pay- - Section, Army Finance Office, Washington, D. C. VOCATIONAL TRAINING: by tetter or In person to ' DistrictApply Vocational Officer, , Federal Board for Vocational Education, at one of the fourteen regional offices; or write directly to Rehabilitation Division, Federal Board tor Vocational Education. Washington, D. C. HOSPITALIZATION OR MEDICAL TREATMENT: Apply to either. (1) District Supervisor, U, 8. public Health Service In one of fourteen regional districts; (2) Field' Examiner at one of eight branch offices of. Bureau of War Risk Insurance; or 3) write directly to Surgeon General of the Public Health Service, Washington, D. C, or Hospital Division. Bureau of War Risk Insurance, Washington, D. C. CIVIL SERVICE: Civil Service Commission, Washington, tK C. VICTORY MEDALS: Apply to nearest Main Recruiting Office, or write to Victory. Medal- - Section, Adjutant General's Office, Washington, D. C. LOST. DISCHARGE PAPERS: Apply to the Adjutant General of the Army, Washington, D. C: The Bureau of Navigation, Washington, D. C, or to the Major General Commandant, U. S. Marine ' Corps, Washington, D. C. SIGNAL CORPS PHOTOS: Photographic Section, U. 8. Signal Corps. Washington, D. C Catalogues listing titles of Army photos and giving prices of various sizes may be consulted at most' public libraries. LAND:. Apply by letter or in person to either the Public Land Office, Department of the Interior, Washington, D. C, or to any one of the branch offices throughout the country. LAWS AND PENDING LEGISLATION: For Information as to both national and state legislation, apply to Chairman, State Legislative Committee, American Legion, your Department Head- lrV 5rirjr I astlckofWRlCLEY'S between your teeth. on sj It's a wonderful help and in daily tasks sports as well. Hazards disappear and hard . Places come easy, for vVRIGLEVS Seo-tio- n. gives you comfort and poise it adds the zest that means . A success. great deal for 5c The Flavor Lasts ". OR. TV VICTOR SEALED TIGHT KEPT RIGHT 2 3 KEENE.' which all architects of America have been invited to participate. The legislature set aside a fund of $100,000 to defray expenses of the contest and to award the artist whose designs and plans are adopted a prize of $50,000. Invitations have been issued to national headquarters of the Grand Ir-m- y of the Republic, the Womei's Relief Corps, Service Star Legion, American "War Mothers, Spanish War VeL erans and Women's Auxiliary of the Legion to occupy quarters in the Memorial building along with the Legion. - To Dr. T. Victor Keene, national executive committeeman of Indiana, will go much of the credit for making quarters GRAVES (Service to Dead): Cemeterial the war memorial possible. Dr. Keene Branch. Quartermaster General's Office. fathered the movement from Its InWashington, D. C. fancy and fought for it when other EMPLOYMENT: Apply to employment officer of Legion post, or to em- Legionnaires, although supporting the fight, were fearful of success. Dr. ployment officer of Department Headquarters. If employment offices are not Keene was the first officer of the maintained by your post or department, reserve corps of any branch of service your Inquiry will be referred to the propel called to active duty during the World authorities. war. He was a colonel, medical corps, THE "MOTHER OF THE BONUS" In command of base hospital 70 overseas. Friendly Title ' Assigned to Kansas ' Woman Member of the LEGION LAWMAKER ALL THERE Legislature and Called Legislady.n of North Dakota Mrs. Ida M. Walker, first womaa Youngest Member ' Legislature Produces Results for member of the Kansas legislature, Is His Follow Buddies. honored by Amer ican Legion memTo Robert J. . Boyd, a member of bers of that state with the title of Gilbert C. Grafton Tost So. 2 of the American Legion "Mother of the at Fargo, N. D., Bonus," for It was goes the honor of Mrs; Walker who drew being the youngaud up est member of the pushed through a house of renre- state bonus, which sL Ln sentatlves of the grants CT North Dakota losr- men one dollur V iHlature. He Is for each day of twenty-fivyears military of naval old. service during the A former presiWorld war. dent of the Fargo Although Mrs. Walker cannot qualiTrade and Labor fy for membership In the Legion or lilts Women's Auxiliary, she has been m V.Vfsii in assembly and an active member of a tireless worker for the cause which brought the organizations Into exist- the Pressmen's union at Fargo, Mr. ence, and for which they bow stand. Boyd was active in support of sevDuring the World war she was state er a! bills advantageous to organized director of women's work In the Bel- labor. He was also a strong advocate gian relief fund and also served as of legislation backed by the North Dafood administrator for her county. The kota department of the Legion. "Mother of the Uouus" also assists Among the results of his work ber husband In the publication of a the paitsage of bills making Armlstlr weekly newpaper and Is a former day a legal holiday, protecting th president of the Kansas Federation legion emblem and Increasing tax for of Women's Clubs. bonus fund from three-fourtto one The advent of Mrs. Walker to the mill on taxable property. He also led In the coining of the fight which resulted In the passlegislature resulted a new word. At Ions to distinguish age of a resolution urging congress; between male and female members, to pass the Fordney d compenthe recent session decided to refer to sation bill, a measure backerl by thai Women lawmakers or "Icglsladles." Legion. :- -- :1 e " r',... "'HIHIIl' ..aVXN EVIDENTLY HE DIDN'T LIKE IT From Report" Made, Postoffico Employee Had Decidedly Poor Opin-- , Ion of That New Trailer. Education Is only like good culture, it changes the size but not the sort. II. W. Beecber. Cuticura Comforts Baby's Skin When red, rough and itching with hot Once on a time an automobile con- baths of Cuticura Soap and touches, of cern asked the postofflce department Cuticura Ointment. Also make use to try out a certain truck trailer. The now and then of that exquisitely scente ed dusting powder, Cuticura Talcum, car was put in service at a and shortly the traffic superin- one of the Indispensable Cuticura tendent asked for a written report Toilet Trio. Adv. from one of the automobile drivers. This is the report. Another Call to Arms. "I has respty used in this ruu , 74 A lad of twelve, riding his wheel Taller for 4 days in this low down at top speed, suddenly burst out singdriveway and Is to be In my way and ing, "Good-by- , Ma, Good-b- y Pa, good-b- y to have to push and shove It and lift mule with your old hehaw," It around myself in the lie and get An old darky, sitting half asleep on under the end to uncupple It I use and the board seat of a little old wagon, can't back it up at all and go ahead and drawn by a gray mule, roused him2 doors In' backing and getting the self and exclaimed, "What, you goln' pin thing loss ag&ln and the gas agin?" t shooting In your face and everybody holering at you and in my way to get Simple Deduction. out" "Saw Mr. and Mrs. Bangs going to The report finally reached Washing- church this morning." ton, was read and .filed. The trailer "Did she have on a new hat?" was not accepted. "Why, I think not," "Then I must drop In and see poor It's better to be brought up on a old Bangs." to be brought down by bottle than "What's the idea?" one. "Why, if they were going tot church, and she hadn't ou a new hat, he's Prosperity smiles on the few and had another bad attack of heart trouble." gives the many the horse laugh. post-ofllc- ' - Yourself Save the disturbances which from, often follow tea and coffee drinking bjra change to IMSTAHT art five-fol- To Keep Children's Dresses Fresh. cuffs for chil- Long "sketchy" wreaths of flowers collars and that drape the crown and hang stream-erllk-a Whit at one side are much used, and dren' serge or velvet dresses should be made detachable. Fasten by means there seems to be a leaning to large so that they may he re- flowers, only one or two of these of snap moved with ease and laundered sev- mammoth btosnoms being required 'to eral times before the dress Is ready trim the entire bat-for washing. her engagement she promptly New Millinery. loses both her youth and her beaut) For anmmer wear the Indications In the eyes of the also ran. But it's are that large hsfs will be In ItfgTi the way of the world, aol the world favor. TbU mean, of cmr. that bos way of its own. Price (Utah) flowers will be n preferred ir'nitnlng. I lun. ' manuscript found by a Wichita tenehrr on her desk : Tlens excuse Jennie. She was sick and had to stay home to do the washing and Ironing." Wkblta Beacon, Hfrnnge 7his delicious cereal beverage of flavor is prepared in your instantly the cup to suit free from any harmful taste coffee-lik- e element economica- l- satisfying "There's a Reason 'forPostum SOLD BY GROCERS EVERYWHERE! 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