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had been called ON professional bust
ness
Miss Laura higgins OF this city. re-
turned last evening after spending ia"
holidays with friends IN Parkrrshurg.
John W smith 81 Sistcrsvillc.
came in last evening and will remain
here short tim" attending To- bust
ness matters
Mrs J ". Smith ~ Pittsburgh who
has been visiting her sister. Mrs r.
&. Harrington ~ SisjcrsVill.. for the
past few days passed through the city
last evening "nrout" home"
Sampson Thistle. accompanied 10
Harold R-itz and Frank Quigly. all
students AT the ohio state university.
columbus. -. who have been spend
ing ne" holiday season with their
parents at Sist-rsvill,. were her today
"n their way bach tu resume their
studies
been attending Wheaton seminary.
WIS her" today FOR a shur, tim. visit
inS with friends on h"r way hack TO
r"sum" h'r studies after spending
tn HOLIDAYS az h,r hom"
Mrs Martha Rrand Of brilliant. -.
wh" has tc"u here fur tho past few
days visiting with her mother Mrs
G."rG- 'riSW"li ~ Eon street. has re-
taru"d hom-.
apt l:.ll rag. conductor On the
bniu river division ~ tho baltimore
and OHIO. who has been of duty for
tn past couple "f days durin. which
L. hes been Visiting friends 2; SIS
t,rsViii" and N"w AlJrtuusyill". IS
back ~ work again
Franz Holt. wh" has been oui x
thu 'i'y f"f m" past f"W DAYS at
tending business matters return u
last 't-uiug
Ralph Woods ~ South Eroadva,.
l-ii last night for D.'aWar-. -. wh.r~
h" Will r~sum" hi, studies ~ IA. ohio
W. van UNIVERSITY
\ VI DrN"r"uN viii l"at" this Owe
ming for ''harl-N;"n. wh.y,. ~ vii
remain for several DAYS ou Iusln. -
u =. iisNd.u Il WASHINGTON. Pa,
was 90 the city ON business y.St.rdIy.
Among In" local stud, uts who de-
parted fur roll"=' Ia; evening to re-
sum" their studies v.r. irwin and
N'iIaW H..lty for Audotcr. Alex
Young ana his guest. Mr. Tool. for
thu i'nit "rSiil o.: Virginia. tharl..s
prarr'"r for washington and I..o and
Edmund Jones for tn. University OF
Virginia
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SOCIETY
Entertained Aid Society.

Mrs. James Maxwell. of Virginia
street. entertained the members OF
Mrs. Frazier's division OF the Ladies'
Aid society OF the Thomson NJ r
church on Tuesday afternoon az her
home. Hrs. Maxwell was assisted by
Mesdames r. L. Ross. J r. Price.
Park Brokaw. The afternoon was
spent In making fancy work articles
and other diversions and refreshments
were served BY the hostess. Present
were Mrs. =. n. Frazier. Miss Anna
Reynolds. Mrs. G. y. Metzner. Mrs.
Carl Mendei. Mrs. VI l.. Maxwell Mrs.
Sarah Nation. Mrs. Samuel Crayton.
Mrs. ). J. Beall. Mrs. Dana Pugh.
Mr.. Albert Refer. Mrs. r y. Gun
bingham. Miss Mary Wincher. Mrs.
Balpha Price. of Barnesville: Mrs. G..
VI. Beckett. Mrs. John Cowes. Mrs. W.
V. Frazier. Mrs. + F.. Ross. Mrs. !.
X. Price. Mrs Park Brokaw and Mrs.
James Maxwell.
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TELEGRAPHIC TIPS

WASHINGTON Virtually all
American residents in China ~ vas
reported go th" state d"parfmnt today
al" safely located g. the treaty ports
WASHINGTON - Six large. fast
steamers will b" IN readiness 20 in
au2gra'" nov passenger lin" be-
tween Valparaiso. chile and New
York. when m" Panama canal is com
pi.tod
PROVIDENCE. Il I-Fur ,h.
fourth sGcc"--.s" term Governor
Nrim y Po'h.-r to-day took the oath
az oft,"
CLEVELAND. - Mrs Nat liar.
ruston ~'d,i.. formerly VII. Of Ian
Wanna. This AFTERNOON filed suit for
f'vorc" .row Edmund Is Stale
NEW YOBE Gy and or.~ ~ Tho
-Ilr"u" court. fle trial ~ Charles "
iift". former ri's char h.-l1 %. for
d. ..r-"i hr'b'r. Ya- stayed TODAY fo-
nH" .".s 10 afford Hyd" it ouro-'un
'. '" 'H'rpIf" his lrh' tor change.
.. t"rl"
WASHINGTON Prs-uI.rf T,r
trro.r' Hfrr, Nff.. ~ Port.
"'.''. 'r.n. solicitor for fI. navy
f'i ~r.r'
'A-UrNsTpS rt- r.ri.a, YORK
-.t. ..t of i-tsu. r.. l... .-
.. .' Immediate. ..f .I.
.st.-.l. ro,.t 'p .ut .r.- ..-
co.. '..'.v ..r... '.. f......t tl
.f.~.
t-i..IrD> Representative.
rf.r . i .t... o. ..,
'.- r..t-t.. '. I.. ." .. .....
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Fancy Work PartX.

on Monday afternoon. from two IN
I'll iiN" o'clock. Miss Elizabeth Thomp.
son charningly entertained about RI
guests ~ her home In Riverside II,
honor ~ her sister. Mrs. Albert Flank.
haus"r. Of Cleveland \, soasonable
n"ur dain'y collation. Was served
Ne out"iioWn guests were Kisses
Cora ana Mary Alexander. OF New
York city. Miss Lulu Adolph. Of ,.os
Ton conservatory. Miss Cora HertIn,
%: st Clairsvilie. and Mrs Wilmer
Steer. Of rarkersburg
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Birthday Party.

Miss Ethel Wineman was hostess
TO number OF her friends at her
home AT Echo Point Tuesday evening
in honor OF her birthday The home
was attractively decorated in pink and
white. and a deleCtable luncheon was
served Present were MIR and Mrs
r. Is. Gibson. MIR and Mrs. = V.
Steenrod. Mr.. and Mrs. VI Dubois.
Misses Louise Stein. Mayme Connors.
Mary Skelley. Olive Smith. blanche
Rhoney and Ethel Wineman.
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was given on Friday evening by Mrs.
Ada woodward at her residence on
iweniy-fourih and Dudley avenue
which honored her houe" guest. Mrs
John Turk. of Wheeling. ". Va. The
attractive apartments were hand
somely decorated. the reception hall
being done in white roses aud ferns
the parlors in ferns and Christmas
sreenery while the diningroom where
later IN the evening a delicious lunch
was served. was IN yellow chrysan-
theumums and ferns. a mound of
th"S" forming IN" central decoration
oi IN" table. Five hundred was
PLAYED during the evening. three
tables being in use
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FrIends Entertalnrd

~ her A0m. on Oh" Natioua. road.
sunday ''enins. Miss Edna Bros, oil.
t"riain~d &c numh". ~ friends With A.,
watch party TIE hour. preceding
midnsh' N"r" Nhi.ed away hy p!t.ing
various games ana Refreshments w.r.
dain 'It -"r'"I Those present V.re
MI-S"s t."ln"r t'aI-. G.r'rId" t,au-.
Nap 90" N''rf'I Grace. fn. Mari.
Fisher. Liua frost. I.-,rs LI4ari
h'IIinan. io" SEDAN. CASPER M,D abe.
JACK NrirtI' E'org. From.
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Masonic Club ladies.

On Friday Afternoon the Ladies of
the Masonic club will hold another of
their social affairs In the Masonic
club rooms and fine time is antici-
pated. At O'Clock sharp a short
business meeting Will be- held which
VIII be- followed by social session
lasting until > O'Clock The after.
noon will DO spent in bowling and
cards and the affair will conclude
with a luncheon.
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BN Els

Tho regular examinations for
IN" first s.mist.r AT tho Wheeling
High sch""l VIII start next week and
confirm" tor one week
A meeting Of thu adyisorv board
ui tn" Associated charlie viii ~. held
AT tn" office OF Secretary \ = Sinks.
in In" board of trade building at .
o'clock tomorrow afu.rnvun. Tn.
M citing WAS = -h..dul-d Tor this after
noon. hut for certain reasons II was
postponed
Secretary John Wallace eft The
Municipal League. stated Yesterday
N"S,' rdtN that all bulletins recently
iS'u"d has been exhausted. and ths :
- would D." necessary tu hav, a new
supply.
N,ls"n IIort.i 81 Warwood. will
h' ui,d IA th' county Jail This evening
on "a rrfdnity charE.. Hurtcr in the
pr"s"n"" "f several persons used loud
aud protein" ianruagc and was arrest
III 10y biir"r Stein. Ii- VIII t." tried
hN Justi'" "f thu Peace john G"mp-rs
this evening
Til" SNru'usr club O., l.lrat,,l its
second anuIN"rSar, In a hitting man
nor Monday evening aud open house
WaS observed during ;h. aft.ro"n ami
'N"inlc ~ "a meeting held ia ih.. eve
ming " Was d'cid,d t. install = lin-
rarv az thu club Tor tn, 'AclusINc MS"
Of IN" members.
Tn" Las; End Athletic club has
elected officers or thu ensuing y"u~
as follows ~ SiG'nJ and buNInr in
structor. William Weber. S,cr,trav,
Michael FlHh'rty. recording s.cr.-
tarH. I."ui~ ~'nw, rti"=rr. iun.r guard
William smith. outer gutrd. Joseph
St".'. The .uniV. rSary of thr or
sar iIaii"n viii Dc. ',l'hratcd IN Janu-
AIRY 18th
Receipts Juriu= M, past Year ia
m" poSt"iii'" show a rcm4rkahl" in
Grass. A. fact al! prev iouS records
w'rc broken for m. amount Of work
handled
An cas,s that hay. heretofore
been He'd Ind STYLED under United
states circuit court will com" under
United states District court
TODAY viii be-. paN day and mem
h"rS 81 NHri"uS city departments viii
I.c'it" their regular srini- monthIy
allowances Tn" sum Of l.33- -
vii To" paid "It a. follows Water.
SiG.o}N. STREETS. SI.i5sGs. h"aItn.
s.UtO.">. IiIh'S. So au. gas. Ss.f55:
Nh other i.rarim, hts received their
pay last w,.k
This .,,nire III. Vhr,iinc a,ric.
maternal "ri"r "t Enrlrs. will install
'l'ir newly elected uiiic-rs Th.. xurl.
VIII 20, directed ~ " ~ Euc.y.
district stand worthy president IN.
installation VIII o. followed IN un IN
formal banquet.
in'su.,I"u PROCEEDINGS have. I....n
iu~rgat'd Dos ati.ru.ts for the de-
f.II~. 900 The. ,.i~,. sf Low Ir.rrafft and
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On Friday evening. January =. igfc.
an entertainment nj box social will
b" h"ld Al IN" Morgan school house
~ Richiand district. situated On Shor,
r""h. about two miles below Nest
Liberty Proceeds OF this entertain.
m"nt are 10 be- used FOR the improve
mcnt Of the school library Ladies arc
respectfully requested 20 bring boxes
All are invited to attend Admission
Tree
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Aid Society Meeting.

The members of Mrs. A l.. Edwards
division OF the Ladies' Aid society OF
the Thomson VI. =. church will meet
at the home OF Mrs. John Fisher on
south Broadway Thursday evening.
At this meeting the members are re-
CURED 70 bring q dollar earned by
themselves. and tell in what manner
II was earned. All members are re-
qleSted TO be present
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line. Anna triedlinr. Iren. Baker.
Vera Chaplin-. Elizabeth Morgan.
Ellis Morgan. M~>srs Chas Gardner
Lenard Wilson. James Hunter. Harry
Young. stephen shepherd. Rober,
Vance. Harry Co;;reu. Angelo Mas
ssni. William By-rs. Dudley Wright.
Chas Wilson and Nile Murin.
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CONGRESS WILL
RECONVENE TODAY
BUSY SESSION ro FOLLOW TO
LAST WELL INTO SUMNER.
Tariff Revision TO Cone Up Early in
Extensive Legislation Program
Mapped Out.
Bell Prone 1871.

WASHINGTON. IAN a busy
session Is IN prospect Tor congress
when J., reconVru'~ tomorrow after
the holiday r"crs-. TIL deliberations
may run we'll into th- summer. With
out halt oven .or 10" prrsidcsiial
nominating conventions
With ia" Russian treaty dbrogated,
fh" pension bill and urgent deficiency
appropriations ost 81 me way in Tho
house tdr'n LEGISLATION IL expected as
soon as On" ways ana means commit.
tee can send oar M" rrviesd schedules
Tile iron and steel ~chedui" probably
viii com, first and D. expected within
ten days Tariff legislation. however.
is hv NJ means all tEIf is ON tho legis
iafiyc program. Tor heads o. many IN.
portan' committees are certain 10 CN.
ert pressure for rho consideration oi
man, important bills
NrtifrIet lanor legislation and re-
Vision OF ihc statutes relating to ~.
uuctiou~ Hr" fo De pressed 10y th.
ul'cI1r, c"ium'tr" Panama canal
ing sli'ior ,- 90 h' urged o., ih" com
mi't"" on iut'r~ttf" and foreign com.
m"rc". members off which have iust
returned from three, Nr"t- lusrrt-
''Dn nf 'h' canal f.r. Tile rules CON.
ui'Ir" hT. uri'l consideration l1.
t'urfirf matters. irc.gi.ra Hrcru-"i
.n.r.'.rt'.of- n' '|. MONIES ru-f
'r' -h.H.lr- ,.mu.r. AND fH" -u.ptII.I
complete. r.t.r.r..r.. .r. on. irrl.f.
r.f' .. tr' s.rr FOL" 20, conduct
'-rt .r'' .I 'Hr.. sud
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Six O'clock Dinner

Mrs. Christian Stoehr entertained
with a " o'clock dinner AT her home
in Springdale New Years evening.
Plates were laid for the following:
Mr.. and Mrs. Iirady Foster. Cr and
Mrs. Jack Foster. Miss Celia Busch,
Mrs. Naurer. David Foster. John Gro
San and Mr. and Mrs Christian
Stochr
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Uncle TENS Cabin.

Martins Uncle Toms cabin return
81 To- III" Court theatre yesterday
after a prolonged absence. Tn" com
Iany Is ldre" ana capable one and
IN" famous old play IL staged with Il
wealth 81 scenic effects Tho engage
mont continues today.
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About People
Movements OF individuals 70 ana
From the Cky

Mrs ". l. Jones. Mrs. H. r. Jones
Mrs. Dr. Tols"u and Mrs. Davis. sis
ters Of Mr.. Stcn'. will form a family
party that left Wheeling Tuesday
evening for California They Will
spend several weeks at san Diego and
Coronado Beach
Mrs y J. Kerr. daughter OF Mr. and
Mrs. e T. Hildcrhrand. was operated
upon at the Norm Wheeling hospital
for appendicitius vest, rtav morning.
At last reports tho patient was r-st-
ing as easy as could br .Np'ctcd. Mrs
kerrs many friends sincerely hope
for her SPEEDY recovery
Mr.. Charles Baker we'll known
newspaper man. and formerly con-
nected with tn" intelligence. hat who
has beer for a. number Of years l"-
Gated IN Si-t-rSvill. has ieuin .i.'rpt-
cd "A position on liz. Intri.IE,nc"r. and
Will commence his work tuda.. Mr..
Bakers MANY 'ri.udS i'm Wh--liuc Will
b" glad L" w,irom" him back L" Ia,
city
Prof Il. Lester IIucnauan. science
teacher IN thu High school .t Far.
mont. has returned To- that city. after
two weeks variation spent ~ hia
HON" near Nest Alexander.
Amos Taylor will leave SUNDAY Tor
for ashort tim,
a. e Baur.. II Stenben,il-. vas "A
business visitor III tn" city Este
day
DR. \ G.. Howcrs. who spent III,
holidays AZ h"m.. returned 70 m"
Johns Hopkins hospital AT Haltim"r".
Nd.
Miss Ethel Ki,tIe has returned to
her homo IN Elm Grove after spend
ing short visit with cameron
friends
John Joncsso Martins Ferry. will
leave ia ~ days Z" r"sun" his
studies ~ tE. OH" state university
At Columbus
Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan. y Cecil OF
Cecil Place. attended Sew vars
party given bV Mr.. md Mrs. J
leicester S"hon Of Huntington. "n
MoDday
Mr.. Lively IF Charleston. = student
a. tn" West Virginia university.
spent y.st.rnv 10 III, guest 90 Marsh
Watkins "t III" island
Mi-s E.rtht 'r~pn 81 Norristown -.
is tho gu. ~ at Miss iiaz.l fl""d of
NVarwopd
Julius >riwalh - recovering from
the effects 'f a rent operation
t'r"d"ri.N Fraz.'r il. returned q"
his h"W' .r Nv Nor, 'if. 'tst
.,.nine after ~. ndlus tn past .,..
Howard Hastings "n South l;r'adw
street
lion 80. Lii. Of nai..s,. count.
'audIdar. Cor fu. nf'i,. 90 Af'rrr'-
G'ueral OF 'h. STATE. is .. f.-in"~- ai.-
'r iu IN. 'i'' '"r Cd f.w dl.-
il-rr- 81 r.Tull'. irri'.--.' ..
histort AMI r.Iti.t .."r-u.. r
Washington md Jefferson ,nii.L-. ifI
noted I f.f.r nr -..it.-fI 1.l
give Il s.rI.4 90 I".i i..+.r-- .r .-
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Attend Dance.

Misses Grace Mccoy and Blanche
Wsrfielt left yesterday over the
PENNSYLVANIA for Pittsburgh where
they will attend tire dancing party to
be- given by Mrs. Joseph Binsack of
North Maggie avenue OF that city
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Entertain Claaa.

Mrs Thomas Geisey will entertain
the members of Mrs. William Frey's
Sunday school class OF the Chapline
Street VI. F.. church. Monday evening.
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T. D. L. Club to Entertain.

Miss Emma Reick will entertain the
members OF the r. ID. l.. club at her
home on tho Fairmont pike Thursday
evening
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Birthday Party

Miss Martha Rode entertained at
her HON" on New Years DAY in honor
OF her eighth birthday. The home
was very atiractiVely decorated in
gultide color, Music aud games
occupied the attention Of tho little
guests during IN" afternoon. Re-
freshmenjS We're served at - reason
abb" hour. \ y"ry enjoyable time
WAS spent by al. The following *
"A list % thOs.. present
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Spooner Dance

MIS-. Maud" SpOoner will entertain
M inc Island club rooms Friday with
her regular dance. and viii hold her
saturday afternoon dance AZ the Elks'
club as usual.
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Carroll Club Partu-

Tho me nbcrs 81 IA" Carroll c'1h
will hold their NeN Years party on
"Wednesday evening. Jauu.ry . Pr zc
cuchr" viii b" played ~ 90" club par
lors from to IT, O'Clock aud DANCING
IN N" auditorium from : go g.. Au
ciaboraf" luncheon will bc served
during DO" iut'-uiSsioa TIos" 30
charg" ar" John Naurrr and L. \
Fitzpatrick Assisted by
The evening world., 1912-04-13

twenty-five pairs OF trousers. Three
prior convictions for mlsdemeanor.
State prison not less than one year OF
more than four years.
Wilbur Garrison. sixteen years old,
inflicted for burglary. Pleaded guilty
petty larceny. One prior conviction.
city reformatory.
Joseph Braddock. nineteen years Old.
Pleaded guilty OF carrying n revolver.
No previous conviction. Been locked in
Tomos for one week. Fined one dollar.
Roy Mcmahon. nineteen years old.
Pleaded guilty OF carrying a revolver.
Fined n dollar. No prior conviction.
Hazel Burns. eighteen years old. Dis.
honest servant Pleaded guilty OF petty
larceny. Stole clothing valued at $40.
Sentence suspended.
Frank Valentine. twenty-one years
old Pleaded guilty OF burglary. No
prior conviction. Elmira Rcformatory,
samuel Williams. twenty-five years
Pleaded guilty OF burglary. Two
prior convictions. State prison not less
tina me year and three months or
more than three years and six months.
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SCA[ESFINES
UPON GUN-TOTERS
One Pays SIS Penalty and
Two Others Get Of
With 81 Each.

Judge Foster in the Court Of General
Sessions yesterday fined two youths who
pleaded guilty of violation OF the Sulli-
van law prohibiting the carrying OF re-
volvers. n dollar each. Another whom
a Jury had recommended mercy. was
fined $50. The sentences imposed In the
Court of General Sessions yesterday
were as follows:
By JUDGE SWAMI.
Charles Zaganelli. twenty-three years
old. Pleaded guilty OF grand larceny.
Stole from employer. No prior convic-
tion. Elmira Reformatory.
BY JUDGE MuLQUEEN.
George Ryan, thirty-three years old.
Convicted OF robbery In the first degree.
Two prior convictions. State prison for
twenty years.
BY JUDGE FOSTER.
Michael RoZ!ch. twepty-one years old,
Convicted OF carrying a revolver. No
prior conviction. Recommended to
mercy by jury. Fined So.
william H.. Goldman, eighteen years
old. Convicted OF petty larceny. Jury
recommended mercy. Stole forty-eight
watches from employer. Fined $3.50.
Salvino Castagna. nineteen years old.
Pleaded guilty grand larceny. Stole
N2 from drawer of saloon. No pr!a,
conviction. Elmira reformatory.
William S~chreyer. forty-two years old.
Pleaded guilty grand larceny. stole
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SLOW IN SETTLING
WITH MINERS, BUT
PEACE PROMISED
Operators and Men Still Con-
ferring, but New Agreement
Is Declared Sure.

PHILADELPHIA, April lathe sub
committee Of eight. representing the
miners and operators. got down to work
early to-day in their cndeavor TO enc the
labor troubles In the anthracite coal
regions. The committee met at . o'clock
In the Heading Terminal and resumed
the discussion for higher wages, shorter
work day. recognition OF the union ana
improved working conditions.
A member OF The committee before go
Ing into the conference to-day. said he cx-
pectcd the sub-c ommittee will be a. work
most OF next week. There are long dis
cussions on every point. Conditions IN
the three districts vary and each district
president has TO take up the condition OF
affairs In his district.
With the exception OF the first de-
mand. that for n one-year agreement.
which will be taken up last. the de-
mands ire being taken up seriatim. /.
10 understood that no final decision will
be made on any demand until all have
bsen discussed.
1t was stated to-day by a member
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WALL Street.

The list was subjected TO a profess
sionsl selling at the outset OF stock
market trading to-day. During the first
U most Of the standard securities
were depressed on an average Of one
half point below the inal range Of yes
terday. me pressure to-day vas . con
~tinuation Of the selling movement that
was In progress during the last hour In
the session yesterday. but the liauida-
ton lost a great deal OF Its force over
night. for the pressure this morning was
not unusually heavy.
A partial rally developed in the sub
ssQuent dealings.
Stocks improved p%erceptibly In the
last hour. Buying orders supplanted
the early selling pressure, M closing
sales were made around the highest
n OF the day. The American Can
securities stood out the most promin-
emily In the late upturn. The common
rose over 30. the highest price ever re-
corded for the shares. Tine preferred
traHed along with a jump to 111%.
Reading. Copper n Steel were also
strong at the finish.
The evening world., 1912-04-13

OF the committee that he fully expects
an agreement will bc reached. A report
that u settlement mad practically been
agreed upon at ~to-day's meeting could
not be verified.
The miners representatives to-day
Issued an address to the anthracite
miners IN which they said:
The unanimous response OF the an
thracfte mine workers to the suspen-
sion order n the peaceful manner In
which they have conducted themselves
since they ceased work on April I are
most gratifying. Every colliery 10 Idle;
each and every man composing the
great army Of mine workers. numbering
10000, ceased work. They will remain
idle until a settlement OF the wage scale
II reached. The success OF a movement
OF this kind. however. depends largely
upon the orderly. law-abiding manner In
which each and every man conducts
himself"
The address warns the men to be
ware OF any who counsel violence In
any FORM ana calls upon them to con-
inue to conduct themselves In "a law
abiding manner.
When the subcommittee adjourns mere
tonight future meetings will he held In
New York City. 1t was officially stated.