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Jl PACE TWO THE SALISBURY TIMES. SALLBrRY. MD WEDNESDAY. MARCH 21 1919 I I I nature cf the treiitr.t, said ad-Bunistratiim fearers wtre opposed to it. Tommy's No.

RELIEF FUT fl MAB2KET REPORTS perfactJy peofk; that ee.r.g dWa certain expec d-tcrca cf the gorereaest, wfcjeh. I pasted oot ia tit asi'-ai suecfage Bast, in order to he n.b-ttacuai. ecaae out tii certain c-rva Hera which can be seed Aircraft, Americas AirLaes acJ New Jersey Zinc The following are late prices ef selected stocks, wit chaxge from yesterday, (Courtesy Dally and Company, Salisbury, Md.) P. M. Ctas During the days of the World War, airplane were Bsed for observation purpov cly.

I i i cm." Ee added: 1 average checks 15V 16c; storage packed reu Wh.te Besale cf presium marks 25-27c; jremica itarks ZZ. 24c; exchange standards 2i-204e; reiale cf tiearby heavier mediums 1S IV; tpecials standards Zi-ZSe; mediums 23-23 Sc. Browns Nearby, extra faacy 21-23 'jc; exchange 194e; nearby exchange mediums Duck eggs fancy to extra fancy 36-39e. Live Psaltry By freight, firmer. Chickens Colored 16c; fowls, col-ored lB4-20e; Leghorns 16-17c; IN CONGRESS 1 fcollitc MJU T.

Ti. referred to the way and km MSBt3M. Ub3 CeloGs dtelara. ticn it had beet fell that the would die in the eosnrUee room. Senator Dairy G.

Roe D-Qeen Anne'sl chairman of the Seriate flnar.ee committee and admuunra-Uan oor leader in the upper chamber, declared there was little chanct that the measure could be passed through the Senate. The sales tax bill, as drawn by iu House proponents, would exempt bread, fresh milk, potatoes and about ten other staple foods, as well as gasoline. Sales of five cents and less also would be exerrjst, but above that Baltisaore. March 21 (AP) Prodace Apples: LmlL Bitil batketf SfaryUnd, PfRruyivania, Wricks ard Wet Vuf Is 2' tilth minimum Wieeaps ll-JS-W; Delicious few higher; Borne few tigh 0 "Tby include: Relief for the ail forms of psUk works, social security fsr Use ared, iium eiearasee and varices other it ass which today five work in large volarae cf those being predicated on the roc of rcany weU-meaning people, that thereby, taking away employment from sev. eral million workers, basis will automatically pick up and employ that entire slack plus the other large comber of people who are ter: Vorku ftfe-IM.

fw hiirher: it old roosters 14-3 5c. Turkey, hens It', it 15 -Z ii ROLLER SKATING EVERY NIGHT Skatiag Sat. Afteraeoa From 2:90 'till 50 Admission Free SKATE OCr RENTAL to 11 P. V. COLISEUM ROLLER RINK I wilt Mtk Drlur.

RU IS Stark 75-S0e; Black few higher; St.yrr.ar.s few higher; 2 and 3 inch 32c; young toms 27c. Ducks 13-lic By express: About steady. Chick fcot c. b.t. a Ohio tL Butsf OioUX Cu.

E4ia Ima. feUiusc Milk mki'i4 A. tMlaum Gnermi Eiine Gml Motor Iroa lo-j. TH. Nevperv luinmim STj.

Grpuoi U. f.vcr u4 Lirht Fmu. K. S. FitiuMfsk Screw Boil YjlAmj Cury.

JUuMat Stl L'. iiuci Wil.anc ens Colored 16c; broilers. Rocks minimum Stay. -nans few oat of work but not in any way I 19-21; crosses Reds 19c; fowLs colored. Leghorns nearby 18c.

Pullets Rocks 22-23c. Turkeys Hens 32c; young 8 higher. Inctas'ified 2r inch mm-jimum various varieties best few higher; poorer 50-C0c. Boxes, Washington extra fancy Delicious fancy Delicious C-grade Delicious fancy jStaymans C-grade Stay- toots 30c. Duck 14c the tax would be figured to the closest mill and paid with tokens, stamps, or paid-in-advance tax receipt tickets.

Retailers would charge the tax to the consumer on each sale. Monthly reports and remittances would be made to the State Comp Economy Bloc Seeking Reduction In New WPA Request' Washington, Mirth 2Z-(AP) Legislators who vact to shave down relief fund as challenge today de-laratsos agtinrt immediate gorern-nvnt retrench meet. Mr. Eoosevelt fc-Jd fci fw ferentt yesterday that of federal spending would be worth considering only if private enterprise gave a "guarantee" that it would take sp the slack in employment. Injffrtir.it ww ekraer.t of strife sad uncertainty into an already heated ewsgreional scrap ever relief coats, bit statement apjr-eritly strengthened the determina-tioa House emjr advocates to par down supplementary relief appropriation to tlWMM0.

i A being helped by the government "if there was some guarantee that this would happen, it would be worth considering. I doubt, however, whether this would meet with popular approval if it were tried and the results were not attained. "There is the answer. It Ss purely extemporaneous but I think I said a mouthful." NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE By VICTOR EUBANK New York, Mare 23 AP) Resuming a downswing after a troller. temporary rally in the preceding session, the Stock Market dropped mans tUAi-fju; extra nine-saps C-grade Winesap mostly $1.60.

Potatoes: Old, steady. Truck. Maryland and Pennsylvania 100 lb. sacks round whites U. S.

Is few higher; ungraded 100 lb. sacks Katahdins V. S. Is Boat, Maine 100 lb. sacks Mountains U.

S. Is Ril, RADIO 1 to about points in leading shares today. The telling blast so heavy in 1 1 is BUDGET FIGHT DUE OH the forenoon the ticker was 4 min EXTRA! JITTERBUG CONTEST THURSDAY NITE VALUABLE lZ Music By "JACK" B1RCKHEAD No Stags Reg. Admission utes late at one time subsided af Maine 100 lb. Eaeks Mountains U.

S. Is few higher U. S. i eft. HOUSE FLOOR TODAY (Continued from Pag It ter midday.

But prices near the final hour were only a shade above the day's lows. those eongreMSsen who want th president to get th fl 50.000,000 WPA INVESTIGATION SOUGHT IN HOUSE Washington, March 22 (AP) The House rule committee approved a resolution today directing the appropriations committee to make a "thorough investigation" of the Works Progress Administration. The measure contain no references to the particular points the inquiry should touch upon, and merely says the appropriations committee "shall report to the House as soon as practicable during the present congress the results of its investigations, together with such recommendations for legislation as it deem desirable." The appropriation committee also would be directed to study the administration of laws, regulations and orders under which WPA operates. Backers of the resolution, which require only House approval and no action by the Senate or the sig pied a hifrb seat in administrative councils since the session began, brought the sale tax into the spotlight when he declared: which be requested to operate J'A until July 1. I A majority of House s'jbrora-1 Transactions increased on th downside, expanding the day's trading to a pace of about 1.400,000 shares for the full session.

Wall Street seemed apprehensive the European situation would take a turn for the worse if Italy, with Germany's backing, undertakes to press its colonial claims on France. Stressed in brokerage comment was Italy's re-statement of solidarity with Germany. Uncertainty over the administration's attitude toward business and taxes was also IVm't Forget SATURDAY NIGHT JAMBOREE and Katahdins U. S. Is few higher.

New, steady. Florida bushel crates Bliss Triumphs L. S. Is Seet Potatoes: Dull. Eastern Shore Maryland bushel baskets Goldens U.

S. fancy few higher; Jerseys U. S. Is white Yams and Nancy HalH U. S.

Is ungraded 75-90c; Porto Ricans U. S. Is fine quality 'ew higher; ungraded 60-75c. North Carolina bushel baskets Porto Ricans and Nancy Halls U. S.

Is few higher; ungraded 60-75c. Nearby bushel hampers and tubs Jerseys U. S. Is few higher. Poultry: Light; steady.

Chickens, young Rocks 19-20c; mix- Singer Yvonne Arden, above, described try Tommy ManviU as "the most beauUfuJ blond I have ever net," will become Wile Na of the New York playboy, according to Manville. No date for the wedding has been announced. definitely that the sales tax, calculated to raise $10,000,000 annually, would be suggested as a substitute for the entire O'Conor tax program, which would raise $3,500,000 each year through a classified income tax and son-ailed "nuisance" levies such as beer and liquor taxes. He did say, however, that a sales tax wit Id eliminate "nuisance" taxes, cover Governor O'Conor's supplemental budget, which is expected to require an additional $450,000 annually, and leave a mittee, which may rot on tbe relief item tomorrow, still appeared to te favoring The president's reference to a guarantee that private business would absorb the unemployed brought this question from Senator Johnson (D-Cob.) "Who In private industry tan furobih anch a guarantee?" The president said there was a ihoiee between following the jours advocated in hi annual message to congress "or adopting the policy which ha teen advanced by AIRPORT INN Reservation. Phone 1S67-F-13 "If the sentiment for it continues to develop the way it has the last few days, I shall go to tfaa administration with a proposal that it be made a part of Governor O'C'onor's program.

"You would be surprised at tht support it has received. I am confident that it would pass the House right now with flying colors." The speaker pronouncement cam at time when the legislature was tied up by dissension over Governor O'Conor's budget and revenue proposals, Awaiting action in the House a selling factor. By C. E. BLTTEBFIELD New York, March 22 (API-Preparatory to the April 30 opening of television broadcasts on a regular schedule in the New York section, previews of picture program are under way in NBC's Radio City studios.

The previews, in the form of dress rehearsals, are held four afternoons a week and are being put to familiarize the production staff with the realigned technical facilities. They are not being sent on the air. Programs tonight: WEAF-VBC 8 One Man' Family. 8:30 Tommy Dortey Music. 9 Fred Allen.

10 Kay Kyser College. 12:30 Lights Out. WABC-CBS 7:30 Jim McWilliams Quiz. 8 Gang Busters. 8:30 Paul Whiteman Band.

9 Theater of Stars. 10 Raymond Paige Concert. WJZ-NBC 7:15 Mr. Keen. 8:30 Hobby Lobby.

6 Horse and Buggy Days. 10 Sen. James Hamilton Lewis on "Where Does American Stand at this time 10:30 Public Interest in De- Around the opening, most shares speedily gave up yesterday's mod est gains. Renewed offerings hit hard such pivotal issues as U. 3.

Steel, Bethlehem, American Tele- ed colors 18-20c. Fowl, Rocks 19-20c; mixed colors 18-16c; Leg phone, Chrysler, Montgomery Viardf General Motors, Douglas horns 16-1 Sc. Roosters 12-1 4c. Ducks, young Pekins 16-17c; Mus comfortable surplus. Aircraft, Du Pont and U.

S. Rub Hurry Ust 2 Paya covy, whites, 17-1 Sc. ber. The one-day recovery push in bonds and most commodities also "It would solve the revenue problem at once," said Speaker Con-Ion, "and besides that it would furnish much needed funds for the Matinee Today 2:33 building of arterial highways. was the administration's two-year, 117,000.000 tax proirram, which already has been trimmed in the Senate by elimination of a provuion that would require Maryland's automobile drivers to reregister at $2 each.

Word came from administration circles that an attempt would be made in the House to "revive this tax, and independents promised a terminated. Many corporate bonds dropped hard. Wheat, rated an important war commodity, again firmed as speculators read tlu Philadelphia. March 22 (AP) Lite Poultry: Fowls, Plymouth Rocks, fancy 21-22c; mixed color, fancy 21-22c; ordinary 20c; white Leghorns, fancy 18-19c; ordinary, SmSBjvMi fadt BACK AGAIN! BETTER THAN flTYTFC! "MARCH XjALIJLiO WIND" MINSTREL With All New Specialties THE WHOLE TOWN IS TALKING ABOUT THIS SHOW DON'T MISS IT! A BEAUTIFUL CHORUS OF LOVELY LADIES! FEU0W8HIP TONIGHT HALL Will "It would be the means of building up a substantial surplus in the next few years." Conlon expressed concern about the state's relief budget, in which European signs in a darker lignt. In the curb, share losses were 20c; old roosters, 12-14c; stags 15- 16c; roasting chickens, 21-22c; general.

Down 2 to 3 at one time were Alumnium of America, Lock- 1 1 I the Senate proposed an additional springers, Plymouth Rocks, fancy 20-2U-; and Reds, small fancy, 17-lSc; Leghorn broilers, $200,000 curtailment to make ends mocracy. meet. routing battle on the 25-cent-a-barrel increase in the beer levy attached by the Senate to make up for the 1 1,000,000 cut out by elimination of rcregiatration. Speaker ('onion did not say 1H lbs. 16-17c; ducks, White Po kin, 15-lfic.

Dressed Poultry: Fowls, western-lfe-23c; chickens, 21-26c, as to I Battle Royal of Music ARMORY, APRIL 3rd, With 3 BANDS CHILDREN 15c ADULTS 35c 0a ts fttl Oa fear rifiuiii.i) aleaatura. these The Board of State Aid and Charities had requested $1,300,000 in the budget for general relitf function. Governor O'Conor pro. posed a $700,000 cat in this item, and the Senate Finance Committee inserted its additional $200,000 Ia.h. Thenc curtailments would not affect old ape pensions, aid to dependent children, and aid to th needy blind, which are fixed, federal-aided welfare functions.

"The sales tax would provide mm wue, What to expect Thursday: WEAF-XBC 1:30 P. M. Word and Music. 2:45 Hymns of All Churches. 6 Eugene Conley, tenor.

WABC-CBS 3 Music Hour. 5 Questions Before the House. 6:45 London comment on Pres. Lcbrun's visit. WJZ-NBC 12:30 Farm and Home Hour.

2 Social Science. 4 Smile Parade. Wow" JS Carina weight; old roosters (L. S. Dept.

Agr) 1 P. M. Eggs: Steady, extras, whites, 22-25e; extras, browns, sundards, Nos. 1 and 2, 184-20c; standards, Nos. and 4, 17a-IHc; trades, 17-17'i; mediums, extras or better, whites, 19-21c; mediums, standards.

17-17Hc New York Eggs: Easier. Mixed colors: Extra fancy selection, 19-22c; standards, lfe'iic; firsts 17U-17'2c; mediums lG5c; dirties No. 20c Malinee Night 25c ENDS TONIGHT: "YES, JIY DARLING DAUGHTER" No fire siren curfew for Rochester, H. Because, say the people, it would wake the old folk. Then they'd know that the kids weren't in yet.

3 1 REFRESH MEHT TOfi10RHOV-FRIDAY-SATURDAY 3 Howlarious Days! YOUTE II HARD TII KM FFXI) ON THE AIR NOW BEE THEM AMI THE FEUD ON THE SCREEN! TIME adequate funds for relief needs," said Conlon, "whatever those need are found to be." Although he termed the sales levy "the fairest tax," Conlon acknowledged that merchants near state borders might have a valid protest against it. "But the belief that customers will drive five or six miles across 'a state line to avoid a 2 per cent sales tax is just poppycock," be said. "It will soon wear off. People will wake uj to the fact that there is no sense in using a quarter's worth of gasoline and oil to get out of paying two tents on a dollar purchase." Conlon said the cigarette tax might he an alternative for a general sales tax. A two percent sales tax proposal introduced in the House by a small bloc of county delegates has been Singin'Sam Fit toon minutes el sod mtf liar-mony.

Fiv times a wtek Moodayt thru Fridays. A LOAF OF lS2 FRESH fir? Ty 1 1 jp If the pervert in Jt th Orocvry Dept. mJJsUm If the perMft in th Orocvry IHpl. THE GREATEST LAUGH ON THE SCREEN I in a Jiuman WSAL 11 to 11:15 A. M.

1st nrv I hnf nnllu faiui im mtnt at the heart! Bread our Bak-17 Prwforta Wfore serepU th ta for your par CKsUCS. NOW PLAYING rt-rs. In Spring a Young Man's Fancy IN SPRING the whole world feels once more. It is the time of new birth of rebirth of a revival of old longings and the stirring of new desires. The spirit of man and woman is always young in Spring.

You long for new scenes for new clothes for new surroundings. A tradition, old as civilization, warns us that if we don't share in this newness, we will suffer through the year from a feeling of defeat, of bitterness, of frustration, of old age creeping upon us prematurely. Now is the time to buy something new for the house for yourself for those around you. Now is the time to plan ahead for a vacation for a trip, no matter how short a distance it may be away from home for a car, a boat, or perhaps new fishing tackle. It is a stirring time, this Spring; and the advertisements are full of interesting news of things you need.

You will find it pays to read them carefully to be sure of satisfaction to make your dollars go farther. MAGICIAN WITH A BASKETBALL! tas 'VJV HANKIUISETTI. krl.ti 5 ft4nl tawt fan mt Im Urn tm Mm i rv.c-w 'm 1 RENTED Cottage on Camden Ave. Many calls were produced ettiCr.rjemIiriirtorj by this inexpensive ad in the This Feature Also at Delmar Theatre WednesdaThur.sday Times People's Column ALL THLS WEEK HOUSE. y.rmuTi.

fluzd Ave. Fivivrooni brick riituc Camdci kxtd. All rmKlirn VtjmeHnitm 13r, fn.m bi af-Ut ii call Ltrvs. Topper is on the Ioohc again with his vanishing girl friend and her bag of tricks! Disappearing bathing trunks Driverles Taxis itidi-rlesM bicycler Iminible jail breaks Dissolving rhumba dancers! OS Extra! Extra! in uyiwiftnutDLniitirnuutnu luunui I If you an; tfotnj? to rent your room, apartment or house before April 1st, you'd better place your "for rent" ad AT ONCE. CALL 50 Ask Ad Taker For "6-Time" Rate B'LLIE BURKE mm TctSDtit MMum mnsioi ttu8(i a iter tiiit Tomorrow Night On Stage All Colored JITTERBUG JAMBOREE Sea 'cm jive on down in this sizzling awing session nf rhythm! Entire upper balcony for colored.

DL'LMAU THEATRE Fri.at. DICK FORAN in "HEART of the NORTH' I a Technicolor I I.K.WORE WHITNEY in 'CAMPUS CONFESSIONS' (Also at I'lman'x).