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The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1911-12-21

business IN the Office of the Cor
pller at Gettysburg. Having
been associated with John r.
Donehoo IN the publishing of the
Fulton Democrat, Mr.. Robinson
on the first day of April, 1869,
purchased the Fulton Democrat
from Mr.. Donehoo aud published
1T until the 23rd Of December of
that same year, when the plant
was destroyed by fire. Mr.. Rob
inson I'm medlately secured new
outfit, and the publication of the
Democrat was resumed on the
tenth day of February, 1870.
June 20, 1872, he disposed of the
plant to his brother, Hon. John
A. Robinson, bct remained in the
Office as editor until the latter
sold 1T to the Sklnners in 1876.
During this time Mr.. Robinson
served term as Justice of the
Peace, and Clerk to the County
Commissioners. He then re-
moved toWaynesboro, purchased
the Keystone Gazette, which
he conducted successfully, later
selling the plant and gong to
Cham bersburg to take charge of
the Herald. Later he worked on
the Harrisburg Telegraph; then
a daily paper IN Washington, D.
c., after which he spent ten
years in the Government Print.
ing Office. With his family he
returned to McConnellsburg a.
bout twelve years ago, and since
his return, spent year or more
as editor of the Mercersburg
Journal, spent four years as edi.
tor of the Fulton Democrat while
it was owned by the present edi.
tor Of the NEWS, and during the
last three years he has been EN-
ployed on the FULTON COUNTY
NEWS as Assistant Editor. At
the time of his death, he was also
servlngas Justice of the Peace,
of the Borough Of McConnells
burg.
Smith M. Robinson Is too well
known to the people of Fulton |
county to heed any eulogy In this |
connection. 1t is enough to say |
that he was a thorough Christian
gentleman.
Besides his wife, who was Miss
Emma r. Dickson, he leaves three
children: DR.. George NJ. Rob.
Inson, McConnellsburg; Dixie"
Mrs. W. H. Elder, Albany, N. Y;
md Mary, Mrs. Horace U. Mace,
McConnellsburg.
WILLIAM E. KELSo.
William E. Kelso, son of Rev.
DAVID and Elizabeth Glunt KeIso,
lied at his home about a mile
north of Knobsvllle, about nine o.
clock last Sunday morning, aged
10 years, 6 months, and II days.
The funeral took place Tuesday
afternoon, and his remains were
eid to rest IN the cemetery at the
NJ. Il Church, Knobsville.
The cause of Mr.. Kelso's death
vas pneumonia, and he had been
Il about 19 days. His wife, who
vas a Miss Hershey, died about
eight years ago. He lived on
arm, and his children Nina and
Ralph lived at home with him,
ind his son Curtis resides IN Al
,oona. Besides his father and
he Is survived by the
ollowing brothers and sisters:
George: Lewis; Mary, wife of
Samuel Wilson; Laura, wife of
Reuben Helman: Elizabeth, wife
If Glenn Chestnut; and by Emma,
wife of Grover G. Peck, and by
Washington and John-half SIS
er and half-brothers.
Mr.. Kelso, was consistent
member of the United Brethren
and an excellent citizen,
whose loss will be felt In his com.
nunity.
JOHN &. CAMPBELL.
In addition to the mention that
vas made of the death of John b.
campbell, IN last weeks News,
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1911-12-21
JOHN &. CAMPBELL.

In addition to the mention that
was made of the death of John b.
Campbell, IN last weeks News,
the friends request that we pub.
hsh the following:
Mr.. Campbell was born at Fort
Littleton, Decem ber 80, 1882.
He was a tanner by trade, and
worked at his trade a number of
years at Doylesburg, and Moss.
vile. From there he went to
Perry county and stayed several
years; then came back to this
county, spending a few years on
She old home farm. He then
went to Rainsburg, Bedford
county, where he again worked
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-14
SWEETENS, PURIfIES
CLEANS N0STRILS
PREVENTS CATARRH
Hs-arsseis Rsmeey Simple ana
tssy q Apply. coss e.t
Tri~e

Thos~ Sho have tried he various
co1chss. sprays and complicated
Treatments FOR CstArrn. Hay Feyrr.
etc. all appreciate THE simple com.
mon s-nsc remedy NostrioiA Balm
The No=tri0la Treatment quickly
Teaches The dissas~d membran.s
plrires RE nostrils and arrests the
foul discharge. 50 that you uiu not
D. constantly Wheeling. sneerinE.
brow your nose. and hawking aud
splitting
Beet o. all. the Nostrioia Treatment
- easily appi.ed and % actually gives
more real results for few cents than
you can E.t for dollars spent on many
o-CAliec cur-s
The ncstrils and air passages ar.
the breeding places for the Catarrhal
germ When the mucous m-in branes
become sore and lnrAmed. YOU
catch cold easily. and each new cold
Increases the Inflammation until YOU
have Catarrh. Hay Fever and kiudred
diseases
Nostr.o.a - harmless. antiseptic.
cleansing. healing balm. quickly
reaches the trouble. opens the head.
heals and strengthen the Innings o;
the air Passages. and 81 agreeable
surprise awaits all Who use q
The Nostrioia Treatment - simply
common-sens" practically applied
Get Zoe tube q, YOUR druggist today
and youu wish you had tried Nostri.
ola sooner.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-14
SOCIETY
Jsnlsr Party

Aasins fa- hiiis rtnF uffh the.r
merry laughter and class souEs he
h4sh school juniors celebrated their
hfst class party VITA = hay ride ana
0ldfashioned Dar-y TIE Jolly party
LETT the hiEa school building a. .
o clock and proceeded our through the
country 20 the residence % \ ID
Hood a. Sherrarc where corn ~as
roasted rshwslloEE toasted and
The house trruun open Tor general
good tine The party returned late
IN the evening Tie fo.ioElng mem
bers % the c.ass gere present
Misses Julia Patton. Helen Court
"flght Evelyn Ross EVELYN mccoy.
BESSIE Meyers. Cierimona Meudei.
Janet Noes. Elsie Cook. Media Bert
schy. Alma Bachman Alma Haunan
Marguerite Hood Ruth Huirnan
Doris Gibson Virginia Horkhe!ner.
'aiheriue Ramson. Wilma William
son. Mary Stephenson. Mary MELON
ald. EFa uaN idsOu Virginia foper
M~ssrs Edwin Spears. Warner Marsh.
Peabody Atkinson. Maurice Hanke
bernard HoTkhclm.r John Amick.
rari Hpfgsr-. Frank SNYDER. Jimmy
Archibald Harrc't Brown Herbert
Eiz. Edsard Berry Alex IIei=trom
Herbert fi~istrom William Hlgx!ns.
Robert Darrah. Irwin Mlnkcmeyer.
Charles Mlnk~mcTtr John Cook.
Arthur Bowers John Scleueflein. WI.
lard Zinn and Cotton Hlsemau.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-14
Farewell Affair.

Special f'I-p patton fs t.- frt,lI g.g.r~
SiST ERSVILLE. ". Va OCT 10
One OF tho largest dances ever given
hy th" society SGT Was held in Thistle
hall this evening In honor Of John
Dr. and Miss Saide Finlayson. Vhc
alll leave soon with their parents Tor
their future home in Tulsa. Okla
The decorations were formed main
lF OF peunants. and Wright Bros
SaNaphone Trio. Of Columbus. fur
nizhci Tho music. Among the out
oftovn guests Rere Miss Helen
South. az Wheeling Miss sara Az
new. Miss Klea sykes IS. G. Arnev
aud Fred Hann. GAINESVILLE. o. Miss
Irene Frederick. Miss Helen Fulton
Davis spence. Parkcrsburg. Lev
Wells. Beu- Run Homer Richardson
Leo Carbon. New Martinsviile. Miss
Marian Kennedy. Bradford. Pa. Miss
Frances Robinson. PennsbOrO. Miss
Katherine 'Munhail. Jack Curicy and
Mr. Campbell. Pltfsburg
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-14

tFo weeks visiting relatives and
friends
Mrs William Heudricsson. %
Pennsboro. arrived 'asf night FOO bs.
the guest of relatives in Wheeling
over Sunday
warren Burns. q young 0I operator
% iarlefta. O. arrived In the clty
lasf evening and after spending the
n.ghf viii leave this morning Tor
SfeubentIIle where DO gill spend
sunday al TIE guest ~ friends
Tommy Jane o. steubentuIe is
spending several days as The gIesf
~ Edward Hafhtr. 1n PLAN and
Richard Marquard Bar0fas. ~ fhis
city
James Lukers returned fo hIs hone
ar NDurlsFIe Iaaf evening after
spending several days 9TH friends
ra tho- Island
Nss Katherine parzer. of ra-t
Liverpool Dr. ffe rrfaf 90 Mrs H L
E.rf 70 So--h Wheeling
Do B Urrsrf returned f1 t. homo
a. Zs-r...e lav evening. after ID
visit ter
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About People
Movements ~ fnolsiossfs 20 40
From the cIu

Mrs Charles McNunn and sor
Charles. 81 Clarkshure. S. Va who
have been the guests ~ Mrs Robert
Beans. OF North Front street. left last
evening Tor New Nartnsvllle. 20 Do
The guests o. relatives
Mrs % = Hea-s and son Ief ras-
evening ro be- the guests OF Relatives
in SiUer-tIlr. vs. Va
br Tnos D. Downing and family %,
Indiana sfpef. are visiting vifh refa.
lives in MoundsvUe
Mrs IS ~ Harbeson OF FIem.ngs.
bnrg. Ky and Mrz 80 Harbe-on.
of Mouudsslile have returned fo their
homes after visiting friends on fhe
Island
Major D. W Nsfsot'er. uho has
been ar Icfers0uvine. Ind fo ultness
-he trial run o. new -,yernmenf
credEo boat. which was tested the
middle OF the week. returned 20 The
City Iasf nighf
ur " % KELLEY and n n nurey.
Who vere ar Columbus earlier In me
ueek have retained f0 their homes
in This city
Nr D. % MADDOX of Parksrsbura.
Fi. arrive in tn.s cry this morning
ant n.l go 20 East Liverpool on bIsi.
reFs
Miss myrtle thinner viii go 90
flt-sburE fh's morning t0 attend The
last day 0f the exposition
Miss Mayme Hel'z has accepted a
position in f-e Office Of sheriff
'iemans during me tax collecting
period
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-14

,. ?. Sleeves a farewell reception Al
their home 10 LorinE Place. Elm
Grove. ON Thursday evening Games
and music Were the diversions Of the
evening and Mrs Sleeves was pre-
scented with silver berry spoon
while the friends % Mr. Sleeves pre-
scented HIN with handsome gold
ring bearing The emblem OF the Mod
crn Woodmcn o. America lodge. OF
which Dee Is a prominent member
Those present 20 bid them good bye
We're lir and Mrs Samuel ilains. Mr.
and Mrs Henry Kraft. Mr. and Mrs
Frank Elmer. Mr. and Mrs Charles
Mobus Mr. and Mrs William Birch.
Mr. and Mrs Louis Elmer. Mr. and
Mrs Herr Namsley. Mr. and Mrs
George Murr.n. Mrs smith. % con
n'c'icuI Miss GLADYS smith and Miss
Kirk
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En,eral,ed win Cards

Misses Hazel Hobbs and Eleanor
STANLEY entertained In honor % VI iss
Mildred Fordyce OF McMechen. who
Will leave soon FOR Chicago The NJ
fair Vas held a. the home OF Miss
uobhs on sixteenth street and the
evening Eas made pleasant by music
and cords The following friends OF
MISS Fordtce were present. Misses
Edith Garden. Helm Connolly. Helen
Foriycc Ada Hnbbs. Mildred For.
dycc. Hazel Dobhs. Eleanor stanley.
Mary Rodgers. Nellie Dobbs. Grace
Warner. Mcssr- Earle Rodgers. Rus
sell Rodgers. Harry Kennedy. Will
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-14

-rr-.ai rr-a.rH -1 fHe r-tsi Fa1-er
FAlRMONT. vs. va. Oct "a
Thomas q Richardson. r.. aged o.
vhiie playing near the city limits
nas the target for O. charge from q
gun in Ode hands ~ an unknown Der
son The wounds are not OF fsfal
nature. The agfhorities are hu1ff-.
the nan Who caused fhe accident
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-14

The members OF the Keystone Bible
class of M. stone church SUNDAY
school. of Elm Grove. entertained
their friends Oh Friday evening With
a bowling party and chicken waffle
supper ar the Oaks. near Mheelinr
park. The afair Mas attended By
about forty members and friends vho
spent several hours iu the delightful
sport OF bowling and later enjoyed
the excellent chicken waffle supper
served 10 the spacious dining room
by Caterer Craft. Both duck and ten
pins we're rolled and some high scores
were registered.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-14
Entertained Club

Miss Daisy Brit l. .-slIly enter.
famed The p " Thursday
evening A. her home Thirteenth
street. 10 being Tao .IIVersary o;
her birth. Ms Britt received many
handsome presents from the club
memb err At an oppOrtune time
dainty refreshments were served. Car.
nations and dainty baskets filled
with bOnbons Were the favors The
following we've pr~sent jeanette.
Mounfford. Ada Schuepf. Edna Fette.
Ella Graham. Dora Grade. Mary Wad.
dell. carrie and Ida Mitchell and Eiiz.
ab-th and Amanda Gillespy
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Hostess 20 Friends.

Mr. Edward M~hen vas hostess 20
party OF friends on "Wednesday even
ins al her home on North Front
street. Bellaire. complimentary TO
Miss Nora McDonouEh aud Miss Eta
Mehen. shose enea-";nvnts have been
announced "Flv, hundred" VAS the
diversion and after tile play a de
ncious luncheon vas served BY the
hostess
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-14

Miss Hannah Baker Pleasantly On
teriaiued the members of the J.. u
e. club tH her home a. Moztrt Thurs.
day evening The following members
of Tho club were present Misses Jen.
nile Scahright. Ethel Marple. Margurr
ire Stuy. Myrtle Bromer. Irene Marble.
Sisnora Honimanu. Hannah Baker and
Jean White
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-14
Studio Club me-,.

\ meeting ~ the studio club vas
held AZ the club rooms on sixteenth
street Thursday evening. and besides
the regular business transacted. ad
dresses were made by the following
members Nal Sonueborue. John a..
Arbenz. Phil Ssippen and John Nc.
Cam
After tho meeting tho club nd
journed 20 tho Antler. where jovlal
time was enjoyed while q menu vas
served
The following members we're pres
eut. Nal Sonusborus. James Nesh.tf
John o. trbeuz. Jack Mueller. Max
tru1ier. Phil Skippcn Doc" Nc
Chung. John Nesb.tt. G Nay'or Pin
Allen. John McCan. AT CLIFFORD
Harry Gibson and Glen Rrcnuen.
Farewell Reception
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-14
PILES CURED AT HOME BY
NEW ABSORPTION METHOD

~ you suffer from fleadfrr ff-rI-r
.. 20. ur Irofr4iIrE Piles serd ne y1ur
a-fress arl D aIN TEL you Uow to cure
set 20 hone rr tle req ana1rFf zion
.rfafwenf, ard Vii also send v1rna q
lone treatment free f1r frlal via
efere7ces IRON rulr on locality % rr-
lrrri.ste relief ani rerr1s-
cent cure assured send 10 money Hef
Toll otnera ~ his orer Write TO-DAY 10
- n kummeTa Boa p. Metre lane
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-14

The junior and senior classes % the
Lima Hsnu.l sherman school - "a
precision gay" au artistic recital last
evening in the school room ou Chap
lin, street The evening Was divided
between classic and modern Vork.
The program follows
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-14

The members % the Bethlehem
sunday school have made arrange.
mcnts FOR giving dinner in Ar.Iu
hail Wednesday. October is
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-14

some women DO They can't helm
o. They don have time 10 wasb
OF the streaky yellow soap They ara
600 tired ansuaf There's no teII.u
in li"H iff- Easy Tast Laundry aoap
i' white and pure Watos Quick
foauF eufs char chases % r. ouf and
sends 'I" wash 0ut snow white to Tho
in' Your rfocer has lt Five cent?
a cake
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-14
"a, Rias

rlnber % younE folk. residents
q bogEs rua- gave q Ia roe a.,
saturday evening 4 Delightful r-d~
AS euloy~d through the country 20
hatton's Lau - Lln-stoue Here %.
evening ~as sD-nt 10 al manner q,
games and other diversions A. a
late hour The parry returned % their
homes The party 49, CON posed %
he foiioNing ycunE people Nisses
Della keller. E.sie HrgsteI. Nelle
Cunningham A~mus ShoN alter.
Laura Sho~ai'er Laura Bohnan. Rose
Crane. N@.Ne Caldabaker Ida Meyers
Messrs Henri Bohtral Har-y storm.
Albert Rl.dei Harry Rledel Clyde
Cunningham. Ralph Myers. Chester
Keller. John McFatfen. Harry Brimp-
say and Albert Andrews
The Pilgrim Reading circle va
telsltfINy entertained ty Mrs
Charles r Morris on "Wednesday
evening a. hsr home or Fifteenth
street The evening Vas pleasantly
spent IN reading and az s-asonahie
hour the guests W~re invited 90 she
dining room. vhere delicious lunch
con Uas served Those present Werv
Misses Addie Gardner. Lille Jacob
Ella Ramp. Bessic Morris. Ella Clator
Bertha Redman Mesdames T..
Kingdom. p p .>chOneld. II r Dun.
lap. & p Morris
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EVaas. Wlblr Brill Charles N.ndei
Seors- Otto. Lester Lob~nstela and
He'd DCtts
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Steamed Shell Oysters, .. 49,
S5ei psek, eoe. THE SENATE cIFF
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Farewell ReeeutIor

Tho D.Y club rendered Nr and Mrs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-08

| Uniting settlement of claim and grant
| ing allowance; attorneys, Downing K
| Berry.
! Estate of Eva S Leonard: order au-
thorizins sale of real estate to pay
debts.
| Estate of Peter H. Gresham: order
| to sell real estate: attorneys, Fox &
Fox.
Estate of Rose Kramer: order franz
| Hogan.
! In re Paul ]. L1everone: cause referred
to examiner; attorney. W. NICK. Clay
ton.
In re Ethel l.. Riley ct al: cause re-
ferred to examiner.
Estate Of Franz II. Lochboehler; order
of sale: attorney. W. E. Reilly.
In re Dorothy +. Tauberschmidt: order
appointing Charles Tauberschmidt guard
ian: bond, 5000; attorney, L. T. Brad
dock.
mtted to probate and letters tesla
mentary granted to Andrew Wilson
bond $1,000: attorney. Andrew Wilson.
Estate of Jane Redhead: petition for
probate of will filed: attorney, W. Ii.
Baden.
Estate of Virginia n Harvey: eNenl.
plified copy of will filed.
Estate OF Olipllant b. Brown: will dated
May II. 1883. filed. with petition for pro-
bate: attorney, f. G.. Brown.
Estate of Martha Brewer; leave TO iile
supplemental petition granted and petit
ton filed: attorney. John Rjdout.
Estate OF Kate G. Henderson,: petition
for instructions filed; attorney. I. Il. Lin
ton.
Estate of Emily F. A. Power: will datcc
November -. 1911. filed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-08
COTTON MARKETS.
NEW YORK,

NEW YORK. December S.-The cotton
market opened steady at decline OF
al points and sold off To net loss OF
l:;al' points before the end of the first
hour under scattering liquidation and 10
al bear pressure. which was encoura ged
bales gnncd 10 December I. Liverpool
,aseI oft following the publication of the
ginning figures. but arbitrage houses con-
tiuuSd buyers here the differences. af-
foriins the market its chief support in
connection with realizing by Old shorts.
and while fluctuations We're somewhat ir-
regular toward IL o'clock. rallies were
limited and the market ruled within > or
T: points Of the ! west. Aside from the
cuSuS report there appeared to be no
farticrIiar feature in the news
offerings continued full later i'm the
.urenoou and the ma rkct WAS very much
inSettled with the active months selling
thout II 10 lf points under the closing
cures Of YESTERDAY after the clos. of
liverpool had lcd TO reduction in the
oluuie Of arhitraCe buying. Comments
on IN" -"usas figures were generally
b,ari=n IUd some nf the peopl" vino have
Contributed to Tia. tan. of d biz crop by
claims that on their way here they had
seen much cotton still in the fields to b,.
picked.
Spot cotton quiet; middling uplands
nominal
Estimated receipts at the ports today
s2,Hs bales. a@ains. II LIS last week and
II lI1 last wear For the week. 45ppn
AGAINST IN 50, last week and M. f:3 last
H. Iut. i.-ainst HIS last year. at Cal
weston. l:@1>. against l1.1.E. last Year
and az Houston. So, against L. IA, last
yea
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-08
SUGAR BEET FARMERS
TO GIVE TESTIMONY
Subpoenaed to Appear Before House
Committee Which Is In
vestigating Trust.

Subpoenas have been issued by the
House so-called sugar trust investigation
committee for number of farmers en-
gagged in beet sugar culture. They are
called to refute the testimony of Colo
RADIO farmers that the beet sugar refiners
do not deal fairly with the beet farmers
The new witnesses will prOlonE the
investigations. Today James Bodkin
of Mead, Col, was recalled to amplify
his statement that recruits for the
beet fields were gathered in the slums
by agents Of the Great Western Sugar
Company. which operates nine factories
in Colorado and Montana
Albert Dakan. a Longmont. Col,
lawyer, representing d farmers com
mittee, described the relations OF the
beet growers with the beet sugar re-
timers.
Mr. Dakin described the method OF tax
alton of the Great Western Sugar Com
pany's plants in Colorado. The commmit-
tee recessed at noon with MI. Dakin still
on the stand. He will be followed by
Frank Lowry. sugar statistician The
committee expects to conclude the hear
ings today and adjourn until after the
holidays.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-08
LIVERPOOL.

f-l\ EitiDpI-. December St losing
: 90 o"tt"u. moderate business done,
price .Er,. .aii@.i "a :. .aurntS higher:
American mIddlirg fair. I.'ii: good mid
ding. -. luiddiins. 80 IoW middling,
: ~ f-"ud ordinary. 80. ordinary 4.It.
Tho ~sii>s uf tine day We're 100 bales of
ni' s. Leo Were for SpecIlation and en-
port. AMI included G.!sp American Re.
ceipte. :a:rr bales. including ~. 700 Amer
!rau- Futures opened steady and closed
barely steady December. 4.s4ia: Decenn.
ber-Jauuary. Isl, January-February
81, FebruaryMarch. 4s7,a: March
Arifl, ~: hpril-May AT: May June
~ J4ne-J tly. 30: July-August. 4. 9ssi.
4 SIst-Septomler 4..#iie: September Oc-
Jnh'r. i:";. October November. a,Ie
Follow lnZ are the weekly cotton sta
? sizes.
Imports of all kinds. I:DtsD bales
IHportS of American. 1l:sGsn bales
stock of Ill kinds, 6iS,tsp bales
Stock of American. 5i4 ,so bales.
American forwarded 5000 bales
Total exports, 9loO bales.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-08
THE COURTS
United States Supreme Court.

Present: The Chief Justice. Mr.. jus
tice McKenna. Mr.. Justice Holmes, Mr..
Justice Lurton. Mr.. Justic" Hughes MI
Justice Van Devantcr and Mr.. Justice
Lamar.
George X. Gillespie of Springfield. III.
William kirten of Lake Village, Ark: J:
:. Ross of Arkansas City, Ark; Harold
F.. Hathaway of Taunton. Mass: Henry
G.. Long Of Boston. Mass: Josiah n:
Chase of Minneapolis. Mimi. 9. .. Hall
of Meridian. Miss. and w. T. Armstrong
practice.
No. az. Ruther Jacobs ct al. plaintiffs
in error. aGt. \. g. Pritchard. trustee:
submitted by Mr. W. II. DOclittle for the
plaintiffs in error and by Mr.. stanton
Warberton for the defendant in error.
No 50 The United States. appellant.
aSt. Charles r. Ellicott ct al. etc: argu-
nft-nt continued by Mr.. Solicitor Genera!
lehman for the appellant
Proceedings after The Star went to
press Yesterday:
No 81 The Lincoln Gas and Electric
Light Company. appellant, act the CIT!
of Lincoln ct al argument concluded by
Mr.. Halleck +. Rose for the appellant.
No. 81. Frank II. Waskey ct al. petit
TONERS. agt. Joseph Hammer ct al. ar
ers and by Mr. Albert II. Elliot for the
respondents.
No. -. The United States appellant,
agt. Cha rlcs +. ElIicott 81 al, etc; arsu-
mcnt commenced by Mr.. Solicitor General
lehman for the appellant.
Adjourned until today al - q clock
The day call for Friday. December :. u
as follows: Nos. ~ ~. Sc. IS, ~ 'and
3f',, ~, 81, a., ~; and -.