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Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-08-18
BREAD MAKING TODAY

by bakers in this city and by bakers
from out Of town who ship their prod
ucts here places before the housewife a
variety of breads from which to choose
for her family use. "Butter Nut Bread,
a local product made from the best of
Ingredients in daylight bakery, de-
serves a fair trial. It's high quality
article. Simmer s Model Bakery.-Ady.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-08-18

Special
1S:AtorRy General Swift of Massachusetts,,
questioned today
1t would extraditon" he said 1T looks
handled practical That Thaw
author
I m a l Glynn"
demanded.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-08-18
Cannot he EXtradited

pccta
Congress
government today Thaw, cannot legal
They declare state
country
(Contin 2.J
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-08-18
THE MARATHON RESTAURANT,

Many changes have been taking
place here since the new management
took charge a few weeks ago-changes
that mark this restaurant as a pleas
ant place to dine. Quick service, the
best of foods properly cooked and
served is your pleasure here. Corner
of Smith and King SITS. Stefano Gu
mas, Prop. and Manager.-Adv.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-08-18

Read Jacobsen & Co.'s advertisement
in tomorrow News. I'm going to
save you money. Joseph Frankel of
the Meat Dept. 21123-S-1s1t#
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-08-18
Warrants for Men Who Aided.

81 By
Poughkeepsie, 18Warran issued
the registered
Duffy
Richard j.
Attorney
through
o
performing as a
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-08-18
Sure of His Identification.


Stanley, seeman
proprietor the Hotel
be X
who stopped in his house last night registering Lewis"
Il
Stanley said There
in
have Thaw, recognized Lewis Thaw.'
The Lewis to be the chauffeur the
registered Or W. B. Holden of New York Dr. w B. Holden, of
New York. automobile his office
yesterday. Saratoga
seventy
The automobile in which Thaw Meawan
identified
a PalmerSnger.
dispatch from New York said that w Holden that
Palmerslnger automobile
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-08-18

1T some musical instrument In
your home is mute" "For Sale"
ad will find buyer-and money
talks" See page eight.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-08-18

Smoke schwartz's Idea1-the dis
tinctive 10c cigar. Ideal Cigar Mfg
Co., New Brunswick, N. ADV.
20558-7-3 7-30-1m0+
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-08-18

Read Jacobsen & Co.'s advertisement
in tomorrow 3 News. I'm going to
save you money. Joseph Frankel of
the Meat Dept. 2ll23-S-l8-1t*
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-08-18

Read Jacobsen & Co.'S advertisement
in tomorrow News. / IN going to
save you money. Joseph Frankel of
the Meat Dept. 2ll23-8-IS-lt"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-08-18

Continued on page
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-08-18

WEATHER-Fair to-
night and Tuesday.
somewhat cooler
Tuesday. Moderate
westerly to north
westerly winds.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-15
BUSINESS FIRM
cARLES =. PAUL AND CHARLES
X. WEIGH FORM PARTNER
SHIP AND OPEN OFFICE
FOR THE TRANSACTION OF
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE
BUSINESS.

The attention of Intelligence read
ers is called 10 the announcement
elsewhere in todays issue of Paul &
Welch. Room 500. German Bass
building. The new firm will conduct
a general real estate. insurance and
brokerage business. and both mem
bers are particularly well qualified for
this particular line of business. AS
above stated this firm Is composed OF
Mr.. Charles +. Paul and Mr.. Charles
X. Welch. Mr.. Paul has had many
years experience in real estate values
and Mr.. Welch is particularly well
equipped for this business. he having
had charge OF the land books of this
county for eight years under Sherins
Taylor and Clemans. Both these
gentlemen also have a very wide and
favorable acquaintance and The In
telligencer predicts success for this
new business venture.
Every day. through The Intelligen-
Ger real estate columns. this enter
prising firm will have interesting bar
gains 10 offer. and IL will repay pro-
spective purchasers TO pay close at
tention to same.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-15
TALK ON MORALS"
Byron Pistt viii Deliver Interesting
Lecture at Y. M. c. A.
This Evening.

This evening at Sis o'clock the
second number of the lecture and en-
teit2irmcnt course Of the Y. NJ. G. \.
VIII be delivered bv Byron Piatt. who
l. styled n Prophet % the New Era %
on the subject american Morals" No
doubt Mr.. Piatt will deliver a splen-
did address. as his lecture deals with
the individual. neiehborhood and ma.
fionai life ~ Tho American neouIe
NJ who arr Interested IT. hearing i'm
terc tins. lectures are cordially invited
10 attend
MI Tiatt's address. american
Morals - % Stlaignt steady look in
20 the question OF moral good and OF
'vil and lev OF The main tonics
brought out and discussed in the loo.
ture are The higher education Of the
masses OF he people. neral ueccs.
sity and what Is TO become of tho
American home
The address Is also n direct appeeI
10 me active and latent good I'm man
ma as Wei no . glowing vision or
what l. possible 10 the race when mon
akc 40 Their minds to bo brothers
O." lecture IL very interesting and on
TER -nirg aud every sentences fa
welded together with overrnasfarir,,.
conviction. Every erutpnce Of no al
're-s IS mi. or 'acfs md figures and
ina't@rly argument ~ cverv roint s,p-
dor discussion. follow each other H.,
rapid succession til the whole oet1
,I human life is thoroughly brought
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-15
BOY INJURED
Martins Ferry Lad Sustains Painful
Injurics IN Fall from, Moving
Trolley Car.

\ boy named Kirkland. residing on
South Broadway. Martins Ferry. was
the victim Of a serious accident Sat
urday evening. whom he fell back
wards from rapidly moving trolley
car a. it was passing down Broadway.
But few particulars 81 the accident
could b. learned. a. only few per
sons We're aware that the accident
had occurred. but from what could
DC learned be sustained a number OF
bruises about the head and body ana,
In addition. sustained a broken Jaw.
At late hour last evening he was
still in a serious condition but was
resting easily and unless further COM
plications set in he will recover.
The lad ;ell with great force on the
bricks. and Doctors Harvey and Johns
were called n was some time before
the lad regatncd consciousness and
his injuries were dressed after which
Do" was removed 10 his home on South
broadway From what can be learned
no blame is attached 10 the crew OF
the car. The family has only been
Twins In Martins Ferry a short time,
having moved there from the oOun-
Try
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-15
which Mrs. George j. Emblem sang
with good effect
HANDLE CROWDS
Both Local Traction Companies Prepar.
70 Accommodate Christmas
hhoppeTI ms Xeer

40 of Che street clr companies Of tro
city are making final arrangements FOR
The handling of the crowd during the
christmas hopping rush. uhi,n viii e.-
ist for the most two weeks so ao,,rt
when The Ola stores Keep opcn during
the evening. the crowds travelling To-
'nd from the city viii o.. exceptionally
''fF" and this Will nsccesitate the press
ing OF special care into the service by
90" c"mpHnie-. boo order to help accom-
mediate the rrUV.. The officers Of tt.
''inl aul'f Hf" II.iHr 1900 off tine cars rHf
Doc flfrf Dite. condition iur fue fI4r 1.,f
N' h'Nnt h"ii'r street car service will De-
EIF'u fhir year thau ever before =.
n"Hht th" better street. ,Ir .rrtfra r.iIt
H' greatly appreciated IF tI, tubIf. a.
arse H. WrN ta Il fHr tuUtlttlra ar.s
m"tormen who uIll Boz. Iu rIYrrs ~ tr.
ae This VIII eliminate tne great lam,
"Hd crowds which have crowded Irt.
street cars durIur Tho lhrI.frl.. b.It.
days az The past seasons
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-15

lie church at Neffs was completely de
stroyed by a storm which swept over
this section. II had only been I'm ex-
istence about four years when de-
molished. The parish house was then
converted into church and another
parochial residence secured. The old
parish house has now been convert
ed into a school room. To Rev Faith.
or Joseph " Where. Of Columbus.
formerly OF Beilaire. belongs sii- cred
% FOR this house Of worship. a. IL was
through his efforts that the erection
Of This church was made possible.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-15
TRY 70 BURN lone
Band Of Yoags Believed 70 &c IN Nc.
Mecher-Men Seen Running from
House After liohtina Sire

The people Of the town Of McWach-
on are much worried owing 20 % uaud
of yeEgs having entered their fosu.
rs evidence Of this fact was iisco,rr-
% when the robbery occurred at tho
porterhcld home last ThursIly nirH.
tten an attempt al arson which "a
reported To the town authortins lass
Saturday.
Two M"Mechen men wo.a return
inr home from work az ~ 20 % cloc o.
saturday morning and saw Same
apparently coming from ;ua home 90
5. u Tar sen. 40 the corner at Firh
and baltimore streets Tho mon
started IN the direction ~ the fams "a
and raw two men running from tre
scene They proceeded and found
that 81 bottle Of oily waste s.riijar o.
that used in the boxing on p railroad
car had been llghtcd The two non
eNtlnEuishcd the small blaze and went
on homo. not telling the Hansen fam
Nv Of what had happened until yes
terday morning
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-15
FEW CONTRIBUTE
Citizens ran 90 Aid Salvation Army bv
Donating for Help Of POOR
Pots Don't HoiI

From 900 frrurta tho salvation Ann.
I'' ere N"llIug Nrrr slow THIS season
lnd DO Dr. very doubtful whether tho f.af.
HiI reach fhr boiling point nr.r.a tta
t.''fHI TiIIi. respond. more liberal
i'' or thr nrNf two weeks THAN ths.
have Iu The previous week ogtf.r t.
just fHef % o. fUe desire of those I..
HfEn nf Che salvation ARMY fu rsfsa
tHIII. Tent fnude nu chat Hf Ir.et loo
lN'- WI" Hr' Ir distress can be sur.
,IN 'hfIffnI'" HIurr. Tho
.NN. should rr pond more liberal 3D..
fHr thruwiuE Of mnrsf into Oh. n.f.
f. fnD money le co. hr spent Ir the Ir.
forest nf rout cause Nu fo..tt e..
r"ffrihHflors viii como bob terr Ut.f..
900. WrrF He fhe People IuusratHrd tf.f
fNr money IH tu lc u.rd boo .urrt,I,-
tw's dinners to those who are boz
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-15
SLAVISH SERVICE
AT ZION LUTHERAN
CHURCH SUNDAY MORNING WAS
VERY IMPRESSIVE AND
INTERESTING
Rev. Or. A. L. Ramer. Of Allentown.
Pa, Preached Sermon and Rev
John Legum Assisted

Sunday morning a. 1880 O'Clock. AZ
Zion Lutheran church. again r.,,-,,,
90 IN" ancient hymns and communion
ritual OF the Slavish people Rev. Dr
A. l. Kramer. Of Allentown. Pa. ,..-
IN the city and conducted service
for the Lutheran Slays 81 Wheeling
and vicinity. Several years aEo h,,
a. J. Benze invited Dr Kramer 90 his
church for the purpose ~ looking
after tho Slavish people. aud Or
Namer not only came but has con
tinued 90 look after tho spiritual wei
Tar" ~ the Slavs and fungarians oi
this section
Dr Namer is superintendent Of th.
Lutheran flav mission board wLtrt.
has its mission stations boz almost
every city u the United States Is
is man u pleasing personality aua
De- doing a solf-sacrincinr work among
ines" people. having given up large
parish iu the east f0 devote his time
FOO an alien folk fio comes to Wheel
iuF 20 stated times. and the Slass
LOOK forward with longing to hts COM
mr.. when they not only hear the gos
pei preached In their own tongue but
especially by one ~ their own faith
~ which they are most partial
ANOTHER interesting service was
held 40 10 20 O'Clock. whom Rrv John
l"ruW. 4upofinfor1nuf ~ tho Pitts.
burg Lutheran Christ Mission fn o..
Jews" occupied the pulpit Hov Mr.
L"gum la former Jewish rabbi who
several years HFO embraced fh,
teachings Of tho Lutheran church and
ever since has been doing q great
work ampnr hie own people at PIft.
burgh lie delivered an Advent ad
dfr. which ho pafhofi,alIy applied
tn Tho children 90 Israel. whom fo
bring to Christ h' D.. giving hie ffe.e
LAHORE This .TrtIrc was much ON
harred by ne beautiful onftfofv colo
Consider and Hear Ne" by sellm.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-15
DEDICATION Of
Church AT NEFfS
IMPRESSIVE SERVICES HELD AT
NEW SACRED HEART EDl.
FtCE YESTERDAY.
Bishop Hartley Of Columbus OBLIGATED
with Former Pastor and
Present Head.

FfNtEWA FNtal
The new Sacred Hear church ~
Neffs. west OF Brllaire. was dedicated
yesterday morning with Solemn and
impressive services Solemn high
mass was held AZ 1890 a. 90 Bishop
Hartley and Rev. Father Wherle. OF
Columbus. assisted by Rev. Joseph
whitman. 81 BelIa.re had charge Of
the services.
q large number from This vicinity
we're present af tire dcdicatUry e1er.
cises and special train was run
over the ~ a. q. yesterday morning
and returned after the services were
completed Tho OrafOrical society Of
81 JO4eph's church. of Beilairr. rem.
d"rrd several beautiful selections
The Sacred Heart church r. built
on the style ~ the old mission
churches ~ The west and o. the only
one ~ its Kind east OF tho Mieaieeippi
n measures eighty feet ln length and
thirty-eight feet ln width and while
plain fro exterior decoration. the fn.
teripr is beautifully decorated
About five years ago the old Cafho.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-15
NEWS GUILD TO MEET
AT st. MATrHuw's y II CuUEcp

very interesting Meeting of goo
Mems Guild 81 St Matthew o. o.
church VIII be- hold Wetnca1rV evening
.u thc lecture room of The church UcI
~. SfrNker. who g. the rector of the
church. VIII deliver the principal adUr..a
~ INC meftnE several other member.
81 The Guild viii deliver 1adrsare- dive.
ing the evening ul connection With fhe
mfetinE e splendid musical program VIII
hr rendered After wuiCu u luncheon
VIII 10 served b. the ladies % a..
church.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-15
EARLY CLOSING
Leading Stores Will Reeurne Practice
Of Closing Early on Saturdays
After Holidays.

Announcement has been made that
I'VE Of the leading dry goods e.taD-
llsbmCnts Of the city. stone d Thom-
as. George VI SHOOK company. George
e. Taylor company. George r. Stifel
company and George T.. Johns COM
rany viii resume after the nr-; uf
the new ar the practice of CioSiu-
nearly on Saturday evenings. IN
torres VIII likely close after January
] at . O'Clock II ie belle ysI that
several other stores will join Tho tro-
grcssiye and humanitarian movement
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-15
RAID GAMBLERS
Martins Ferry police Swoop Down on
Ten Greeks In Gare.-Ait VIII
Appear In Court To-day.

That the Martins Ferry authorities
are determined 10 put stop 10 gam.
ping w that city is shown from the
TACT mat y raid vas made on another
grcek cOfeo house last evening ln tho
MIL alley. in tho upper part Of tho
city. and large number we're taken
% 90" city building. where thew uut
30 for their appearance
One place vas raided Friday and
ten men we're caught in The room. and
Dr. ls expected that police court bust
VIII be interesting
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-15

Hoars"neas boz q child that d. sub
l"ct 10 Group BE- sure sign ~ an on
pi"tfhlnN aImck Give Chamber
lainF Cough Remedy as soon a. tho
child becomes hoarse. and the attack
may Boz warde ~ For sale by all
dealcrs-Adv.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-09-13

CHAPTER XXI.
A Loaf Of Bread.
The next morning Battista came in
with q manner which to the observ-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-09-13

It Is a Great Big Comfy Rocker

One OF these kind that you seek out after
hard days work and after sinking down in
to its comfortable embrace don't ever
want to get up. That's the sort of
rocker this is. Not just made to look
at. It's hung on rocker base that
enables you to rock back and
forth with the slightest effort
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-09-13

We O hes is o
sell ordinary When placed
ii whit idea Of Sc wv the
Of a price snpyn
and would lac new co OF our in day two
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-09-13
Now Let Us Describe the Rocker

The illustration is an exact reproduction OF
the rocker drawn as true to life as possible.
but it fails to portray the beautiful grain
of the wood or It's highly polished SUR
face SO the rocker when in your
home Will be far more beautiful
than il appears i'll the picture.
The Massively Designed Fireside Frame
American ingenuity and inventive skill has
achieved great success in the furniture in
dustry One of the greatest being the
creation of the American CHARTERED
Oak. of which these rocker frames are
made The granting stands out
clear and beautiful under the
high polish OF the golden oak
finish, making a most
beautiful effect.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-08-06

The advances through the list averaged
better than point. Steel rose 15-S,
Union Pacific "a. Reading 3-S, Great
Northern IA, Nipper ATS. and st. Paul
2 3-S. while the less important rails
added 1-2aS-4 to their closings of Monday.
Canadian Pacific was an exception,
dropping 1-2. even while foreign gossip
advised its purchase. It was quite active.
Denver was also an exception to the
run of minor rails in that it rose L.
points.
Industria;s acted excel,er.ly. with good
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-08-06
CHICAGO PRODUCTS.
WASHINGTON PRODUCE.

Receipts the wholesale market Smcwha
better yesterday and the market had farly stroi;
day.
Eggs and veal calves. both Of which har. been in
creasing recently, went up cent yesterday. and
remaining in good demand The recrir.s have faler
OF these articles. Light receipts also r0tec
on chickens. which remained steady at a good Do
mand. This market was active for goods. aid sod
The dressed poultry market was for this season
quite steady. and receipts which were fairy heav-
, were held for good figures, and sold more or ks'
steady.
goods. II met an active demand immediately. There
were not enough homegrown potatoes to meet thu
demand New Jersey potatoes were mostly on the
market. The slow receipts Of cabbage were Of ven
poor quality. showing the effects Of the long dry
period aud like potatoes will be slow for the baia lcS
81 the week Sweet potatoes were also far rom
plentiful Corn and peaches were in heavy receipts
and figures declined somewhat those articles yes
terday. Lima beans steadily lowering as the
supply increases. Virginia sIapes and apples made
their appearance the market yesterday. Water
melons. which have been coming fIom a distance,
have almost left this market. and good. long melon.
from Potomac and Chesapeake Bay farms can be had
at the Eleventh Street Wharf from s Ter hundred
for the smaller fruit SO Per hundred for the select
stock. The demand excellent on these goods YES
terlay. More lemons being received and they ere
Dropping in price. IineapTles not plentiful
and little higher. String beans are also de
Ginning aecuunt Of heavy receipts. Altogether The
market good, having an excellent supply of
goods. which were met by proper demand and
cleaned up readily. The prospects are that = good
deal Of produce will continue 10 come in
The hay market is beginning to pick up YESTERDAY
resulted in a better day than has been that mr.
ket for some time. The receipts were extensive ard
met quick sales The prices remained firm.
The unusually quiet day marked the hide market.
LARD-Tub. pure. per ID. u: do. common. per
ID. baalL Cottonseed Gil. per can. 400.
CHEESE-New York. new. per b.. Is; fat. peT ID.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-08-06
lss: s-i.. doue.t,c. per III. .: d. iorsip. p

isis. sviss dome,tic pef In. q: d. forsim. NJ
m. a -
EGl;s-Nearby frxt,. per dor. naH: Southern. n
BITTER-Be,t ,tipt new per NJ. q: tub. n
n agH proee,s ucr h.. a61z: underEades per ID.
Is: aore.uacked ,sr H. laaaD
LIVE POULTRY-Reus. per m, IS; roostsu. -
m "a. .rrinc rI,irk,p. M In Nan: duckk NJ
IN Irait. ruricrx rrr In I,ais
DRESSED POULTRY-Chickeu. psr H., u;
hens, choice per III. is. ducks per H. r2al2Js tur.
krrs per H.. 70: roosters. prr H. IL
GREEN t;OODs-fau;s rer BIZ: s5as %: sweet
potatoe,. Ger bal. Jooaloo: new potatoes peI
bbl. zcoa2 %: do. No. 2 tsr bbt. T5.l. s. be.us.
per has. 1aI.oo: DO. per bill. sIa35: cab
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-08-06
MARKETS---FINANCE--CONlMERCE

should think about one-third of what II
was recently. Steel securities were
strong on foreign buying. The copper
issues We're strong on firmer metal mar
ket. Virginia Carolina passed the divi-
dend on its common stock. Its statement
shows only SO earned. which would seem
to endanger the payment of the full divi-
dends on the preferred. Conditions in the
fertilizer trade in the past year have
been very bad. owing to cut-throat COM
petition. We are not advised that the
outlook Is yet any better. In the after
noon the market was strong in, all de-
partments. and closed dull, but with a
firm UNDERGONE.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-08-06
NEW YORK COFFEE.
OUTSIDE SECURITY NOTES.

New York. Aug. 5.-Cal money opened at -
per cent: high, ~: low. ~: renewals. ~, and
closed, III: ruling rate, ~.
Poor bidding and increased offerings have i'm
parted q softer tone to the short date advances
Rates are 81 per cent for sixty days: lksiE for
ninety days: SASH for four months; 5isas for five
months and for six months and over.
Locally the Commercial paper market gives evi-
dence of further broadening A fair amount Of
sixtydsy and ninety-day paper were held 1t s,ase
per cent.
London discounts. 81 per cent. of ZIG per cent
Paris discounts * per cent. unchanged: Berlin dis
rnunts IL Der cent I'D Der cent
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-08-06

gains. Steel common, / SIS; Smelling, l II
higher: Lead. / II; Consolidated Gas
"a; Mexican Petroleum. / "a; Can pre-
ferred, 81 Snuff made s points gain and
American Tobacco points. Minor in
dustrials made an advance of 1-ea5-S.
Bankers to Confer.
Bankers from the South will be i'm con-
ference with Secretary McAdoo tomor-
row, and those from the West will enter
the conference on Friday. while Pacific
Coast financiers put forward their claims
on the 18th instant.
Every one wants part of the $50, OOo, O0C
government money. The street Is begin
ming to realize that the administration
will do everything that II can in the way
Of sending out cash to prevent any
stringency.
There was a rumor in New York that
sloo,eoo,ooo more was likely to be deposited
in national banks.
Currency Bill.
The chances at this time seem to be
bill in the House, hut the chances in the
Senate at the extra session are lessening
every day.
There are III pages in the tariff bill.
1t is stated with every show of unques-
toned authority that the Senate Finance
Committee had concluded the study of hut
twenty-five pages of the "a when the
adjournment was taken on Saturday.
Evidences of delay are conclusive. and
il continued at the same gait for the
other 257 pages the date of the regular
session will be far away when action is
taken.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-08-06
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York. Aug a-There was . slightly better
inquiry in the market for outside secunties today.
especially for the higher priced issues. although the
Copper stocks were more prominent. The general
updertone was strung. with material advances In q
number u the Standard OH issues This was spec
tally in Standard Oil Of California. which moved
up about 10 points on the reported increase IN the
forthcoming dividend. Tobacco products preferred
was up about point. The Copper stocks wcic
more active Braden advanced Il: Aiasks Gold
Mines moved up =. The Tonopah Issues ire
gulaf.