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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-04
WARWOOD


TIE public sCncs,ls r--og-n~a Tues
ss' "a, L0y ss. sV,lains IA shSTys
= MsuPln. htEh school teacher. and
Misses Carrie Morrison Nav Ruth
Alice smith and L~enorH Kyle. teaching
IN the Various grades. mad . total -.
roLment ~ isS. % which number ~
we're enrolled IN the hish school The
- M wsISeGd eoilains 70 IN sh~rse
sit~d IN the grades By Misses FRANKIE
Montgomery sara Gccch. Hsttie N.d-
De-. ha1el kyI.. Jeanne Day. Aiverda
showed an enrolment 80 :ao. a sub
stsntial increase In each school over the
,cfal enrolment 90 the fret day of the
The rise ia IN. river has caused a
snspenrion % work on ohio river dam
No. !. Tor all the employees sse~p, IN.
lev laborcrs and others whose work
10 not Affected ~ the high water.
Mrs. Dan storch and son and Miss
n Nv r.s@n' 81 Msllseurg visited at
day.
Contractor Y q. Grimm has the
George % klndleherger house. on Six-
teenth street under roof. he Will also
complete n house on seVsnteenth street
for Henry kercher. Jr this week and
one Tor Arthur owens. ION Nineteenth
street. by the 18th inst
hrs Conrad Seine idermuiier. OF Main
street II improving after an ATTACK OF
quinsy.
The big bell. donated BY Charles Ket-
Ter 10 Reliance Fire Company. No J. OF
North Warwood. has been placed in po-
sition on the new engine house. The
large bearings and fixtures on which
tie bell rests we're donated 20 the nrs
company by the Alloy steel Casting
COMPANY through Mr.. John seheutInsr.
Company &, Boys Brigade. held a
business Meeting In the Sresby terrain
church last nighA Among the matters
considered Was plan to furnish the
members 20 the company with musketr.
but no definite action was taken
The stork visited the home of Mr. and
Mrs Frank Grimm, on Twentieth street.
Monday night and LETT fne daughter.
Work on the eight-inch water line 10
progressing fairly we'll. but the War
wood Water and Light Company, un-
der whose direction the work L. being
done, could use from 80 to IS more men
/ to advantage
Another big barn dance will be given
at the William Lash farm on Cherry
Hill. next Tuesday evening. There will
be extra music and other special fea-
lures
Miss Amelia Ripple. Of East Liver
pool. II spending the week with Mrs
J.. a. Pease, 81 Twenty-second street
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STANLEY L. KREBS
May Be Brought 70 wheeling 20 De.
liver . Lecture Before the susL
ness Men.

4 movement has boon started
among the business men Of this city
70 indpcc Dr. Stanley l.. Krebs. pres
idcnt Of the Institute ~ Mercantile
Art. n come 10 this city 10 deliver
lecture from his course on "Busi
ness Getting and business Building
Dr Stanley IL o1c Of the most
noted lecturers Of today. and his
subjects are % especial interest 20
business men. Secretary Schwertf.
feEcr. ~ the local business Mems
Association. attended one - the lee.
lures few days ago IN Johnsfown.
Pa. and was very much impressed
with r. TIE said that no expects ~
bring the matter 81 having Dr Krebs
appear here before the board % d.
reciors soon.
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The MEATHE K.
CONDITIONS

The Low pressure area. win attend.
Ing high TEMPERATURES. IN pas.ng of
the New Enginad coast this morning.
and . high prossufe and oms~hat
cooler weather area covers the Lake
region
The pressures are also hixh over
the South West Of the Mississippi
valley the pressures are low.
tons OF the northsrn panhandle Of
West virginia snd portions Of Penn
sylvania Sunday night During the
past - hours heavy showers also oc-
Cured In sections or the upper val
ieys OF the Ohio.
Generally fair weather r. indicated
for this section tonight and Wednes-
day. with slightly lower temperature
tonight.
Local data: Highest temperature
yesterday. 81 deg. lowest last night.
III deg; no rainfall
Excessive rains have caused a
marked rise in the upper Ohio. The
river will rise In the district for the
next 36 hours. A stage near 20 feet
Is Indicated for Parkersburg late
Wednesday.
NJ. C. HOWE. Section Director.
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WASlilNGTON. sept At the be-
ginning Of business to-day the condl,ion
81 the United states trfasury was:
Working days IN treasury offices xgI
ht'.Slt. In banks and Philippine treas
ur3 f3a.33l.3f9 The total % the Een-
eral fund was Si545gI.ssa Eeceipfs
yesterday were $4,000. $50 Tusbt,rs.-
ne rts we're f2.2aH.ssf The defirft 10
date this fiscal year 10 gg.s5Asla a.
against a deficit ~ f2l.541.2bs az this
time last year. These figures exclude
Panama canal and public DEBT transac-
lions.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-04

NEW YORK, sept Copper form.
u ~ ai &c, lake qi77sc. cast
ings plIAc. Tlu qulet and easy
spot ifl.lon us. Lead firm ~ tf1sd
firm. so. northern gfss0a . + 90. SO.
dt6 20
Exports II copper for the month OF
ANEnfi 4f,olA tons. London copper.
eas1, spot ffs iss 81. futures $40 n 90
London TN eaFy. spot f2fe f5s. futures
f-it o.. London lead 600 lisa London
fpelter tle iss Iron. Cleveland war
tants SIS "a in London.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-04

Special Dispatch % the rnfelIEenrer
VIEW YORK SEPT aatiavre marEet
advanced one and three quarters to two
francs. September futures ciuFaI offer-
% az u SEC. December closed offered af
1850. March closed onercI Ut d. Ffc.
I May closed offered % "a ear. July closed
offered ~ 1859 Nin. 80 uuoteI Al
|Iftsc Market steady.
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Money

NEW YORK, sept Mooney on call
iifm at ga as per cent. ruHng rate
{" q per cent. closing bid %. Der cent.
offered at "a per cent Iin.es loans
quiet. 90 days "a a. per cent. and 90
"aNs ~ - per cent. SIX months 5 Der
cent 1iose' Irime mercantile" paper a
per cent sterling exchange easy az
sfNf for 90 DAY bills. 4fss.6b tor de-
inand. Commercial bills s4SgL. Bar
silver Gao. Mexican dollars fSisc.
Gctcrnucut bonds steady EaiiroaI
oCLds heavy.
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Wool.

BOSTON. Sept o. Prices have held
firm in The local vooI market during the
past week leading quotations follow
Domestic woods Onto and Pennsylvania
nterea fclaine washed. afda6 w 81
ntlc. hair blood rumhinE gqu70c. -
hlool cprnhirE 500 7fr. P. blood cuuhinE
2np 3ic, -. h. = ciotninr 1sm 27c. de-
/. Ine unwasacd 2gc. fine unwashsd eco
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WHEAT

CHICAGO. Sept. 3.-IIeaviness ruled
the wheat market all day as the natural
result OF huge receipts from both the
espring and winter crops. closing prices
finished &C TO &C at 3, e down. oats
unchanged 10 a shade off. and provisions
vvsrvins from2 ~ lower TO an advance OF
IL 5zc-
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Detachable dress shields. which
have TINY rubber straps over the arm
and shoulder are for kim1no waists
aud sell for 30 cents a pair.
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New York Stock Exchange.

WHEELING. ". Va. Sept. 3, ~
Range OF active stocks on the New
York Stock Exchange. corrected daily by
a r. Masten u Co. brokers.
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WHEELING q LAKE u,
OHIO RIVER & WESTERN
RAILWAY.

Arrival and Departure OF trains a; Ben
Arrive-ii 50 r. m. $50 q y ass D -
Bepsri-s 70 a M t.iog z. 1855 .. "a
ds2art - f:io = m
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active Wheeling stocks are corrected
daily for the Intelligence by Howard
Hazlett a. Son. local brokers:
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Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour Steady.
Eye-No. ?. ga 6Sisc
Barley Feed or nivriE as n 53c.
Timothy Sced-s3 5ONf15.
Glover Secd-fi5. 900 20 so.
Moss Pork-tt5.15 "a l..s1is.
l.ard-ln terces Sl1.22t..
Snort Kibs-i.oose sfI.O5.
UNION STOCK YARDS. Pittsburgh.
Ia. sept. S.-Cattle. steady. sum y
iEEt. choice 81 25 ~ 2 so. prime g. es ~
$50. Sheep. steady. supply llght prime
wcthers $3.50 10 as. cuils and common =
81 son 100. lambs sabOff zoo. veal
calves $3.50 n 100. Hogs. steady. re-
ceipts light. prime hcavies f915N9 2r:
mediums 50 So Hg50. heavy workers.
50 as n 80. light workers. fafsn9.s0.
pigs $3.50 300. roughs $500 s26
OIL CITY. IA. sept. &c redit bal
ances $50, rnus 12l.Gs2, average 175.S42.
shipments isO.s3N. average 1920.
CHICAGO. sept Close. cattle re-
ceipts 1000 market steady 10 1Oc lower:
calves. fully soc higher. beevcs fs7sn
1880. Texas steers sfssn $50: western
steers 5b.s51 9.i5. stockers and feeders
f425M 1.i5. cows and heifers s. 90 II
%. calves fs5O0flS5. HOGS. receipts
1000. market strong to &C. higher light
1875 = a.o5. mixed f1.s5Oa0s. heavy
s. s5n s 20. rough 1850 7s5. pigs IS 90
n 10. bulk ~ sales g 0off s.. Sheep
receipts $4,000. market steady. native
- f0n AIS. western t350dl75. year
lluEs ff.s0n s.. limbs. native 1856 y
5.i5. western $3.50 y 20.
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Total sales s.2oz shares.
New York Curb Market.
WHEELING. w. Va, Sept q. IL
Reported by A. r Masten n co. L. r
strand. manager; members New York
Stock Exchange
INDUsTRIALs. ETC. lisa. Ask
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Barons Local Stocks.
WHEELING. W. Va, Sept. :, II
The following quotations on H. ..I.lrr
active Wheeling stocks are corrected
daily for the Intelligence by George "
Raron. local broker. and r. r. Marshall.
manager BOND Depa rtment
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WHEELING TRAcTIon oonrPAHI.
ExFHEss CAn scHEDULA


pANHANDLE Line
WHEELING AND WELI.sEJHQ
Daily except sunday. III
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DAILY except sunday
Leave
ION street T~ava Il
Wheeura HouudavfllII
10 90 q mi. 1t1o d ~
- . M
ON lines having regular eNrreaa aae<I
vice. shipments weiahing fn excess a
ffty pounds o. 81 large bulk. Will "a I
nr canned on passenger cars
ALL LINES. Daily except sunday.
No anTwenta except emergency ahfr
passenger cars between zee aad eillI
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New York Bonds.

Total sales $4,000 shares.
U)-Ex-div. IN per cent.
Q)-Ex-div. Ia per cent
Pittsburg Stocks.
WHEELING. w. Va. Sept 7. IL.
The active Pittsburgh stocks. corrected
daily by A. +. Masten a Co. bankers
and brokers. National Exchange BANK
building
sTockS- Bid. Ask
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NOuNDsVrr.I.E LINE
WHEELING and VILLA
Daily oHCept SUNDAY.
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Powdered

Arbuckles Ariosa. 100 lbs. 73i'
Old Reliable NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 263
Pierce's Golden Rio. 90 lbs. 23s
Climax Observation-Disclosures. 23S
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Vinegar.

so fish, iCct NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. : 90
Family Fat - 10. ...... ls
Besrdsley's Shrecdeo JewsI Coz
Tumblers. doz.. per d1z..,-. %
Fancy 5. q Co. lib. bricks. liz.
Genuine Georges Coo. IO0-iD. boz.
Scotch Herring. .er box ...... IL
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rant.
Eeans.

Navy beans bag lots. .... 20
Lama. % lo bass. per bag. So
New York marrow. bags. bu.. 30
lied kidney. huFhci .S ~
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1912-01-17
Dress Trimmings

Very special values are shown in
Au-over Laces and other dress trim
mings.
Black and colored all-over laces re-
duced from $500 to csc yd.,
Another lot of 30 in. wide all-over
lace reduced to SOC I'd.
30 in. Beaded Chiffon, good pattern,
$3.50 reduced to $1.75 I'd.
Lot Embroidered ChiffoDs So 95, re-
duced to 95c I'd.
so in. Blac srd White Lace re
duced from 81 rs to 95c.
SO in. wide Percales, reduced to &c
I'd.
Bates Ginghams, reduced to &c y d
Bates Gingbams, 80 in wide reduced
to II 1-2c I'd.
Scotch Ginghams, 80 in. wide, re-
duced to 15c I'd.
25c Waistings, reduced to 15c.
15c Idealian Waistings, reduced TO
SC.
Best Prints, January price, SC.
Apron Ginghams, January price, DC
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1912-01-17
Muslin Underwear

Better assortment and better values
this year because of the lower prices
of cotton. No misfits or factory culls,
all new clean garments, perfectly
made.
There are Corset Covers, Drawers,
Combination Suits of Corset Cover
and Skirt and of Corset Cover and
Drawers, Night Gowns, Princess Slips
all at January Prices.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1912-01-17
House Furnishings

We intend to reduce the curtains
at least 1-2 during this sale. These
prices will do it
Muslin Curtains, 21c, 25c, 79c, 95c.
$1,19 pair.
Quaker lace curtains, 42c, Csc, 79c.
95c, 81 20 and LIS, just as good val
ues in the better curtains.
Net curtains, 75c, csc, $1.95, $50,
2.95 up to 4 30.
There are a good many lots of one
Or two p airs that are reduced very
much more than those that have
more pairs.
Draperies, couch covers and floor
coverings of all kinds at reduced
prices.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1912-01-17
Plush Coats

stock bought since January 1st at a
very little over IL the actual cost of
the coats gives our customers a still
better price than quoted earlier.
Handsome Goats, very moderately
priced at
$500 now reduced to 500 90
$500 now reduced to II. so
$500 now reduced to Is 90
5000 now reduced to - 80
1900 to 1850 now reduced to 10 90
The better coats are Salts Pushes
and Skinner Satin lined.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1912-01-17
Sheets and Pillow Sins

Ready to use, at less than the cost
of the cotton would have been for
several years, sheets 81, So, ", 81
inches wide, 80 1 3, SO 1-2 and 1Os
inches long, prices 35, 80, SO, 81, IS,
70, rs. 80, IS, 80 cents each.
Pillow slips. &c each; 81 a dozen.
10, 13, "A, Is, Is, II, Is, 20, 81 cents
each. Hemstitched sheets and pillow
slips.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1912-01-17
Children's Coats

There are some of the SIS 90 coats
left at 81. 95 each. Some of the sizes
are getting short. If you need a child's
coat from size to II years YOU can
buy one at 81 95 that is actua lv W. rth
$500, but it will be ssary to make
your selection at once and would be
better to bring the girl 10 be sure to
get the correct size as there will be
no chance for changing for coat the
same price and value later.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1912-01-17
Towels
Blankets

A full case of ia grey blankets,
bought since Jan. 1st for this sale,
these blankets were made to sell at
81 so pair, but the mill was obliged
to close the balance of a big stock at
a loss, sale price 95 cents pair.
A wool finish blanket, full II 4 size
in both grey and white, good value
at So 90 sale price $145. All blank
cts are at the sp ecial prices.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1912-01-17
Dannasks

Never as good an assortment of pat
terms Or as good damasks as shown
this year, values are also better. Spe-
cial prices range 25 cents to So 10 a
yard. Napkins to match all except
very low price damask, special prices
so cts. to $7.45 dozen. 4
Damask sets, pattern runs across
end of the cloths, sets priced $500 to
1900 for cloth and dozen napkins. Lin
en- tray cloths at Is cts, worth 35 cts
each. The sale price ia less than we
usually buy by the dozen, but bought
n large quantity for the sale and
under the regular price.
All Linens at special January Sale
Prices.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1912-01-17
Tailored Suits and
Separ ate Coats

81 95 buys suit or coat worth
$40. 90 to $12 80.
1000 buys a suit or coat worth
$15 90 to II 80.
1880 buy a suit or coat worth 5000.
1900 buys suit or coat worth $500.
1000 buys a suit or coat worth go
to $500.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1912-01-17
CorSet,s

The usual number of odd pairs and
sizes has not been found in our stock
this year so case of new corsets
has been purchased for this sale. Reg
ular 81 corsete for 69c; $3.50 corse ts
for csc.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1912-01-17
Annual Houseke' ping Sale
of CoGtons ard
Linens

Better values than for five years.
Because of the extreme low price of
cotton, We have prepared for the lar
gest sale We have ever had and feel
our customers will be glad TO pur
chase cottons not only for this year,
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1912-01-17
Fancy Waists

Tailored Waists, Lingerie Waists
Flannel Waists, all at January Sale
Prices.
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Dress Skirts

There are many exceptional values
In the separate skirts offered.
50 90 to $50 skirts for 81 .95
1896 to 500 skirts for 295
90 to 7.50 skirts for g. 95
All of the latest models are offered at
the reduced prices.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1912-01-17
Wide Sheetings

Show even greater difference in
in price than narrower widths,
Pequots sheeting 4 bleach he'd 25 cts.
Peeuots sheeting 10 IA bleached 81 ct
Pequots sheeting ga brown 23cts.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1912-01-17

but will feel it is til year to buy
more than they may need for imme-
date use, as the prospect ie, cotton
will not be as cheap another year.
Fruit Of the Loom Cotton
has been sold during the last five
years from - IL to Is cents yard,
and not less than 10 cents during
sale for regular il ngths-this year We
offer
36 inch wide fruit of the loom cotton,
| short lengths, to 20 yards, at 7 1-2c
Full webs, Sc
AZ inch wide lie
45 inchw de 13c
Lockwood, brown, SO inch at 12c
Lockwood, 40 inch at 12c
A brown cotton, about the same
weight as Lockwood, but finer, which
we have sold during these sales, but
were unable to obtain last year, we
offer it this year at IL cents yard
40 incl es wide.
A good brown cotton SO inches
wide, 5 cents yard, good bleached
cotton So inches wide, cents yard,
The greatest variety of brown and
bleached cottons we have shown for
years ia offered because of the lower
prices.
Cambrics, Long Cloths, Lawn. Bat
istes, India Llnons all at the lowest
January Sale for five years.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1912-01-17
Dress Goods

A very important feature of the
January Bargain Sales are the values
found in the Dress Goods Department.
10 inch Taffeta Silks, in wide
range of colorings, values so to 75c.
for 800. I'd,
Satin Messaline, 10 in wide, black
and colors, reduced from 9Oc. to SOC. I'd
The Shimoda Silks at TIC. I'd.
Wool Dress Goods. 81 in Panama, a
good line of colors, reduced to 800. 46
inch Invisible Stripe and Check Mate
rails 81 90 values, reduced to SOC.
Shepherd Plaid 81 in. wide, all wool,
reduced to SOC.
Some exceptional values in dress
goods are shown at Csc I'd.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1912-01-17
Children'S Dresses

A fine assortment to choose from
Regular ST. January price SIS 90
Regular 500 January price 3 95
Regular 90 January price 95
Regular so 800 January price 1 95
Regular 25 so January price .95
Junior Dresses
For girls or small women.
S 6 95 Sale price SIS 90
$50 Sale price 95
900 Sale price 95
Ladies' ready-to-wear gowns are all
at JaDutry Sale Prices.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1912-01-17
Toweling

Best Stevens twilled crash for roller
towels regularly Is cents a yard,
bleached, yards 81
Regularly Is cents yard, brown, 8
yards 81
Regularly - 2 cents plain bleach
ed, 5 yards so &C nts.
Regularly II cents, brown, 5 yards
so cents. All linen, glass crash, ezra
wide, 5 yards, Soc. Good Roller tow
ell crash, yards 25 cents.
Towels
8 cents pr. up as high asyou wish
to pay. All at special January sale
prices.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1912-01-17
IARANCE SALE
Silk Petticoats

Black and fancy colors.
Regularly So 95 now So 95
Regularly 100 now 8 95
Regularly 95 now 90
Regularly 95 and 10 90 now sos
Millinery
Don't forget that 81 95 buys new
and up to date hat worth SIS 90, and
295 buys one worth 7.50.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1912-01-17
Fur Coats
Fur Trimmed
Plush Lined Goats

Regularly $500 now $500
Regularly 1000 now 1880
Regularly 1900 now 1000
EurS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-11
COTTONSEED OIL
INSTEAD OF LARD
If Change Is Made 1t Will Mean
Much Money for
South.
Especial to The Tlmes-Dispatch.J


Washington. ID. c.. January 49,
Thousands of dollars may be spent
soon in the South by tho War and
Navy Departments OF the United States
for the purchase Of cottonseed OIL
many thousand pounds of which are
annually used by the Federal nuthori-
ties. II plans which Congressman
Brantlcy. OF Georgia. announced to-
day are carried out. In connection
with James T. Dent. we'll known in Sa
vannah and Brunswick, Mr. Brnntley
some time ago took up with the quar-
termaster of the army and the pay
master general of the navy the cues
ton of hereafter using cottonseed oil
instead of lard. realizing that a large
amount of money would find its way
South II that were done.
To-day he announced that tho pros
poets looked exceedingly good for the
plan to be carried out. Figures are
not available ut this time showing lust
how much money will go South If the
is done. but II will foot up Into the
hundreds of thousands OF dollars, per-
haps, every year.
Mr.. Brantley believes that this Is one
OF tho biggest things for the South In
a commercial way that has happened
In some time.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-11
UNIQUE WAR VESSEL
is SENT DOWN-W AVS

by twin screws. driven by GasoIene
engines of 1900 horsepower and. who,
submerged, by electric engines OF 500
horsepower. Tho designed speed abov.
water Is fourteen knots and thnt r,,,,.
merged is Q 1-2 knots.
1t Is estimated that the TUNA u,1,
be able to cruise 1000 miles under how
own power and without a CONVOY. n
she fulhlls the contract requirements
ana the Inventor. Simon Lake, is con
fident that She Will, sea fighting pr,c-
ucaily VIII DO revolutioniaed Tho
vessel could so out into the Atlantic
Tor 1000 miles and meet an oncomin .
enemy. and. tho inventor claims de-.
stroy him.
The craft Is very untoue Ioo,-t,,.
ono She submerges OH an oven knnI
and there are ten methods Of brine
her to the surface However shnni3
all or them fail. tho entire crev or
twenty-five men Gun leave ber by
means or the double MIR chambers in
the bow of the vessel. -
Tho Seal. tho Tunas sistor ship. ,ro-
ceeded from this port to Bridgeport
Conn, under her own power and WIN.
out convoy and made remark,bly
fast time, averaging thirteen hnots
above the winter and nine knots below.
She was put through various ey,lu-
tons during tho run UP the coast. ana
the trip WAS very satisfactory. @
The Tuna will be completed in aaou,
year and will have her finn1 accent
.ance trials in the Atlantic Ocean. orr
the coast OF New England