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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-11-16
Y. M. c. A. ITEMS
Sunday Afternoon Meeting.

At the Sunday afternoon meeting
OF the Young Mems Christian Assoc
citation held yesterday afternoon.
President H. D. Hoover, of Car
thage, ILL.,, college, gave a very inter
esting and inspiring address on THE
Three Sides OF a Mans Life" He
took for a basis OF his talk the Y. M.
C. A. emblem, the triangle which rep
resents spirit. mind and body and in
very entertaining and instructive
way presented skillful and eloquent
picture OF the phases of life, which
was listened to with marked atten-
ton.
Those interested in the promotion
Of these meetings are hopeful that .
large number OF men will come out
to the meeting next Sunday after
noon at $3.50 o'clock, the speaker to
be announced later.
Physical Department.
The senior gym mems Bible class
will meet Thursday evening at 7:30
This class will meet every Thursday
with the exception of Thanksgiyi
week, when 1t convenes on Wednesday
evening. The class will close at S:O5
in time for the men to get ready foI
gym at Sis, fifteen minutes later than
the class begins on Monday evenings
The Commercial league games fol
Tuesday, November II. are as follows
Keokuk Electric VS.. Kellogg-Birge
c., B. & Q. vs.. Hufskamps.
Games called at $40 sharp.
Paxius Club.
The Paxius club will hold meet
ing at the Paxius club room, at the
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-11-16
CITY NEWS.

Only a few short weeks until
Christmas The Gate City's adver-
Using columns will help you to select
that gift.
S. NJ. Kelley. "a. Of Vanderbilt,
Pa, and Bessie. B. White, 10, of Ian
caster, Pa, were granted a marriage
license Saturday afternoon.
The present lease OF the Hotel
keokuh company expires December 10.
What disposition OF the property Is to
be made has not as yet been an.
nounced.
Additional dispositions and testi.
mony in the Besser VS.. Merrillat Cul.
vert Core company were taken at
Winfield this morning. Local attor.
neys attended the hearing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy r. Lotion
are the parents of baby boy. Con.
gratuiations are being extended TO
Mr.. Lotion, and Grandpa, Ed s.
Lotion, advertising solicitor of The
Gate City Is wearing broad grin. due
. TO The usriyal of the young man.
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CITY NEWS.

-Blom soap for sale by grocers.
Regular meeting OF the Knights
and Ladies of Security tonight at 8
clock, at Hawkes. hall.
The coal dealers were popular to-
day among those who left the job of
provisioning the coal bin till the last
minute
Several experts have been in the
vicinity of keokuk examining cattle
for evidences Of the foot and mouth
disease.
laid today in the Office of John Lem
decker, Justice of the peace. and Henry
F. Reichman, constable and deputy
and fish warden.
Lee is among the nine counties In
the state of Iowa in which the organi-
zation has been practically completed
for making use of the services Of a
farm crop expert There are eleven
counties that have just recently de-
cided to engage in this work. In the
state there are forty counties that
have taken UP the crop agent plan.
Linn is the latest to fall in line VITA
this work. which has been succ essrui-
" conducted here. SO far as initial
and preparatory plans are concerned.
Agricultural interests are said to
have been greatly benefited wherever
an expert has been employed, result
ing in an increase Of products and
Improvement In quality The system.
which is rapidly extending over tho
whole of the land, Is generally IN
dorsed by those who are most COM
petent to Judge in such matters.
The store of Hume & Kerner at
wyaconda was entered in the early
morning Friday and silk goods ana
clothing to the value Of about 800
taken. The burglary was discovered
at about 6: 30 and at 1880 bloodhounds
of w d. Butler Of Neeper. were on
the scent. The dogs took a trail Iea1-
ing to the depot. Not satisfied witn
the results. dogs were summoned
from Keokuk, but they were unable 70
take a trail. Two men, supected Oh
beino the burglars. took west-bound
train at a. m. One Of the men p'ir-
chased two tickets for La Plata, ana
tho, left the train at the WABASH
junction instead Of the La Plata DE.
not They carried handsatcheis ana
hundpes Entrance was made by
breaking the door glass and TURNING
,ra look Th., store has been entered
twice before. first on septeniper
and again later. The totai ioS9' ~
Guiding the last, is $ioo.
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'CHARGE IS FILED
AGAINST MEXICAN
Mexican Who Cut Negro With Knife
in Fight Saturday Night, Must
Answer Serious
Charge.
STOLE ROBE FROM CAR
William samueIs Charged With Lar
ceny of lap Robe From Auto
mobiie-Fisht at
Hotel

John Mare, the Mexican who is said
to have engaged in fight with
George Bailey, colored, at A. A.
BANDS shop. between Tenth and
Eleventh on Main. Saturday night,
was charged with assault with the in
tent to do great bodily injury, in an
information filed against him in the
superior court this morning by CHIEF
John NJ. Kenney. AS no trial can be
given the defendant in the superior
court, the defendant in the case prob
ably will be bound over to await the
action of the grand jury
Although both Mare and Bailey
were badly injured in the fight, neith-
er was in serious condition today.
Bailey's left arm wa almost severed
from his body by cut near his
shoulder said to have been inflicted
by Mare. Bailey is confined in bed
at his home today. The Mexican's
arm was broken in two places by
blow dealt him with a poker in the
hands of Bailey. The fight resulted
from a quarrel between the two re-
garding twenty-five cents Bailey
claimed the Mexican owed him.
An information charging William
Samuels with larceny was filed this
morning in the superior court by
Chief Kenney. Samuels is accused OF
taking robe. valued at SIS, from an
automobile standing in front of the
rourth street entrance Of the Hotel
Iowa The robe was the property Of
Hugh Robertson.
Paul Jobe, a bell boy at the Grand
hotel, was charged with assault and
battery in an information filed today
by F. A. Rumbaugh, night clerk at
the same hotel. Rumbaugh claims
that lobe assaulted him last night aft
er he had ordered him to leave the
building when Jobe refused to do
some work that he had been ordered
to attend to.
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ing to which all members are urged
to be present.
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Announcement extraordinary.

Announcement extraordinary.
The Y. M. e. A. team, which hasn't
been beaten on it's own floor in the
two years of its existence. and which
has been beaten only twice away
from home, owing to having only one
regular in the line at that time, is
planning to have here on Saturday,
February 6, the Illinois Athletic club
team of Chicago, formerly known as
the Cornells of Armour Square.
This team has been the national
basketball champions for the seasons
of 1912. 1913 and 1914. They are
about to start on 10000 mile trip to
the Pacific coast and back, and are to
stop here on their way out IL the nee
essary arrangements can be made.
This will be the big basketball game
of the year. Don't miss it.
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public is invited to attend this SEQ

public is invited to attend this se'
sion. There will be stereopueO.
views OF the conditions in keokuk ap y
speakers have been secured who WIZ
have something OF interest to decA.s
-Snowflakes were noticed yes'e.
day morning by some OF the wea'n. =,
wise one. This means, accordlhe
them that there will be fifteen sno..
this winter. The Old Woman
picking her geese this morning sew, "a
al times, and the feathers hoa ~,
down to earth. They didn't las. ~
helped to make the day seem Chime
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Arch Bishop 10 Better.

limited Press Leased Wire sel.,s 49,,
CHICAGO, Nov. 16.--James Huos
archbishop, OF New Orleans, WIZ 80.
Ill from pneumonia at st. Joseph - ~.
pital here, was reported improveu
day and has a chance for recover. ~,
The archbishop who is SILKY Il,
old. was taken Ill here whiie ~ nm.
wav to Washington to atteno = -
ference on the condition o.
Catholic church in Mexico.
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Physical Department.
Paslus Club.

Paxius Club.
The Paxius club will hold a meet
ing at the Paxfus club room, at the
Y. NJ. c. A. building at 1880 this even
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Y.W.C.A.N NOTES
vesper Service.

The vesper service in charge OF
the gymnasium girls Sunday after
noon was pronounced one of the most
helpful meetings that has been held
this year. There was an attendance
Of about seventy-five or perhaps more.
Different gymnasium classes were IN
charge Of different parts of the SER
vice. The talk, Our Gift to God"
was given by Miss Nutting, physical
director 1t gave in a splendid way
the place of the physical life in our
christian living.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-20
HONORARY MEMBER
Appointed BY Executive Committee
OF Woman's Board Of Home Mis-
sions Of Presbyterian Church.

For some time, a committee OF
women OF Wheeling Presbyterial So
clety, has been busy collecting the
necessary funds for making one OF
their officers an honorary member of
the Noman's Board OF Home Mis-
sions
This having been accomplished,
Monday. February 10th. at the call
OF the President OF the executive com
mittee, with number of visitors,
met in the parlor of the FIRST Pres
Nerian church of Wheeling.
After beautiful and appropriate
ADDRESS by the president in which
she spoke OF the developing of West
Nirginia's wonderful wealth - the
coal, the gas. the lumber. and not
least among them the noble women
hlled with the spirit of missions. will
ing 10 give of their time, their
thoughts, their personality, and their
money Tor the Masters great work.
She here presented to Mrs. w. r.
Butler. our faithful and deserving
treasurer, who has held this Office.
and Is the only one OF the executive
committee. serving in the same ca
pacity throughout the ten years ex-
lstence OF Wheeling Presbyterial, the
oiruncate and pin, which symbols
signify the comforting upon her OF
honorary membership. by the Wo-
mans Board of Home Missions.
After the surprise had passed, Mrs
Butler expressed her thanks in her
pleasing manner. passing among
us showing her trophies. OF which
she IL justly proud, being the FIRST
and only woman in West Virginia
having this honor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-20
SHERRARD
Proposed Mall channns

An effort is being made by certain
OF the people In the territory between
Sherrard and Pleasant Valley to have
some changes made in the mail sys-
TEN with a view to receiving their
mail earlier In the day. A petition
which has been circulated for sigma
lures out in the neighborhood OF Pine
Hill. has been forwarded by Sam Rob
inson 10 Washington. Word has been
received through a press representa-
tive al the capital city that the petit
ton has been received by the officials
or the Post Office Department, and put
on file and the matter is being inves-
tlgated.
Three OF the local rural deliveries
will be affected, II the petition is ia
yorably acted upon. The mail bag for
Sherrard Is now being carried over the
Wheeling X. +. ID. No. 2 route and
cannot reach here till in the after
noon. II Is proposed to change this
ana have II carried over the Benwood
X r. ID. No. 3. This Benwood car
rier passes from Benwood via the
IS a %. junction and the upper Nc
Mechen road 10 the ridge road at the
Joseph kolz farm, n mile south OF
she. ard. From here he could 20 up
10 Sherrard and deliver the mail bag
there earlier than the Wheeling car.
rler can reach there. The proposed
plan further contemplates putting ON
an X. +. ID. carrier 10 leave Sherrard
as soon as the mail can be received
there and deliver on a route eastward
toward Pleasant Valley. This carrier
would replace the present star carrier
VINO travels only in the afternoon. be-
tween Sherrard and Pleasant mi
However, there is q strong senti-
ment here against this plan, since n
VIII give us a mail by n somewhat I'm.
direct route in any case, and the peo-
PIE favor having the star route from
wheeling restored. which was taken
on last July. A petition with this in
view Is 10 be circulated and doubtless
star carrier would mean an esrIia-
mail for numberless people. Such a
change Is OF some interest TO the daily
papers, especially the Intelligencer
which has more subscribers in this
territory than all other dailies com.
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FINANCIAL.
Bank of Ohio Valley
WHEELING. W. VA
Resources Over One Million
Dollars.
PAYS 81 on TIME DEPOSITS.

residence just finished on the lot he
purchased from Frank Patterson, on
Mozart hill
Extensive preparations are being
made for the school program TO be
rendered this afternoon at the Sher-
rard school auditoium. 10 will be- OF
a patiouc nature. and the members OF
the =. a. X. and many OF the patrons
viii probably be present
Rev. =. G. Snyder. OF the Christ
Lutheran church, Mozart. has moved
INTO the new parsonage which has
Nrt been completed AZ Pleasant
heights near the church
Last Monday evening about fourteen
young Luther Bsaguers OF the Rem
wood Lutheran church made up a iol-
N slelEhiuE party and enjoyed the
ride up BoErs Run 90 the f6of of The
hill below Shorrdrd
Mr. and Mrs. sam Robinson OF Pine
lilll were visiting In Moundsvills Wed.
nesday
Miss Beatrice Mcconnell. high
sotaepol senior, II ~ home suffering
WIN an attack 81 grip
Mrs J. y MARBLE Jr. is on the
sick list
Dennis Williams wa. in Elm Grove
W eduesday taking up some Insurance
Tor the safe Insurance 20 Ue haa
.hsNIed several new buildings and has
'.N lllf." NN IIN. IHN| |Uf o.
NJ T. Arker. is under mo doctor.
care. suffering with a very bad cold
hogR. is Co.,
Wesley White Ia confined fO bis
nome with very severe cold
Many oi the young folks aIuur
NJ needing creek have been ouIu,iu.
Il' hne skating on The ice oil frs
Green. but the heavy ice broke ur on
thursday during fh, morning h0iIr-
larry Rrglc OF sand Huf has TO-
turned 90 his work at the Winter
lrus. meat market at Film grov. aff.r
wing enjoyed vacation
Mrs bDlI MOhIcy. of Timer VDrra
Run D. ill. threatened with Iuoumoui.
Mildred. infant daughter of VcD
huntingdon has been very sick for
condition '''''''
Elwood Norringr. OF Sand nan v,-
iu Elm Grove. Tuesday
David Porter. uf sand UW. was call.
ltIE on friends iu IIm Grove W,fre.
dIy "'''.'
q A. GraudsBG. of EIm gr.t, ..
VISITING at NJ Union Tor few days.
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At the bethlehem school house last
tuesday evening following the regu.
l1r meeting OF the NeighbOrhood Bible
Siass. community meeting was held
ne architects plans for the proposed
chapel> were considered. and after
some discussion. approved BY unani.
nous vote According to the plans.
.nt cnapel viii be two-story struct
ure, 24NfO feet in size. rho eSsc,
seating capacity OF the main audience
room Is not yet worked out. but II will
% something above 200. At the front
OF ms room viii be- a large stage
uuH' idIily inside the main part OF
SION 10 be built at the end. At tho
enc opposite the stage on the main
moor viii be four Sunday school class
rooms. The room below will be fitted
WIN alI the facilities for holding ban
structure and IL is estimated thai n
VIII cost upwards OF $4,000
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-20
HAY AND GRAIN
DEED FOR FAIRGROUNDS
FILED IN COuBT XFcTE e


decd was fled yesterday with
me clerk OF the county court STYLED
the National Tube company to "
=. and 6. X. Hubbard. al that nor.
ton OF land lying north 81 Twenty.
seventh street known o. tho TWENTY.
sixth street playground The pur-
chase price Of tho land is 81 900. ar-
cording 20 the papers filed The deed
grants 10 the buyer all those rirhta
ana privileges which were formerly
enjoyed by the seller
The purchasers Of the property
nave given the land 10 the Wheeling
fairgrounds association for tho bono.
ni OF the children and the advance
ment OF civic pride This same pr,n
erty lies near where the Sunday fai
efnacle formerly stood and contains
'fk2 acres ~ land This tract iq very
wei adapted for q playground and
VII no doubt be- used with q great
deal ~ pleasure by more than enc
yOungster.
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Funeral LaroeIv A,,.,d.a

The funeral OF the late Mrs Eliza
Cohield. who died last Sunday night
~ the home Of her son. John Coffield
near Limestone. was conducted from
Ine place OF death at IL a. m. Wed .
ntsday. with Rev II A Riddle Of
nDIatlng. a great number OF sor-
. ..s friends gathered to pay a last
ItDule OF respect 10 the deceased.
VINO had passed the eightieth mile
stone. and was widely and favora Div
hhoWn lnterment was made AZ the
Limestone cemetery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-20
MEETINe rnls rvENlnn

Wo MEETINGS are scheduled f0 con.
N'ne this evening at the CITY buildinr
notices having been sent out ono "a
mem VIII De- joint meeting of tho
nIieets. alloys and grades and rail
rnad committee and tho other will TO-
IN" ordnance committee of council
10 is supposed that tho long r.raiJ,-
20 u Wrntrth street grade prnppaIfior
VIII %" mp FOR consideration fr fbr
JOINT committee. while tho ordinance.
committee viii probably take up Tho
--l.--- and I-ra-ur-- -------
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Butter, Eggs and Cheese.

NEW YORK Feb TO- Butter STEADY
unchanged cheese. irregular. nm.
sh'Urfd IEEe. easy. fresh gathered ex.
trHs .Hia u 300. eNtrua firafE Lsrs a Eqr.
firafH Csc. seconds rfugT 40. rsfrIrer4.
tor finest .l DO. fair fp good ggt ffa.l.
whites HtI Boo. fafhefcd whites Fr -
$50. hruuerf browns zoo. MIXED rDfara
p 20. European fresh HFuEstsr
Flour affrr. ~
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Drift MAJ Con.

The. snow drifts had not been 70
moved by the rain when the snow
~ gan tailng again yesterday a. r.
X. ?. - No 2. has not gotten tbrougb
along the Bethlehem ridge. but has
covered tho balance Of his route the
last two DAYS. Intil yesterday Jobn
hiEer. on Elm Grove Il =. ID No 3.
nad been travelling up and down
wheeling Creek az far a. the Cald-
Wen farm. and could not ret through
ny sand llill 20 finish his route by
the stone Church road
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-20
WASHINGTON BIRTHDAY NOT
TO BE LEGAL m SCHOOL q

according O. q statement which has
been issued by state Superintendent
NJ schools 81 y. shawkcy. Monday
following Wash.urtona birthday viii
not hv declared "a legal holiday for
.l' public schools Of the slate As
Washington 81 birthday comes on eafn
GAY and exercises commemorative fbe
event VII. Do" held Ir the pubIi,
schools today and Monday
Tho banks federal Offices ana 3D..
puetofhrp OF the CITY will ob.,,,-s
Monday as a holiday In honor -,
W.-l.uEtou's birthday From iii ~,
.y observed Wy N"i''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-20
REv. KELLY RETURNS:
NR. HEROLD TO aaaro-r

h'N Kelly. tho t.anrlT'If ~,
nea POI The IIrut UHufIaf ...r.H r..
~. i.t-I iN" uoot.. lsff Yesterday rraru.
"e 10. NiH homo loo Charleston. vs. n.
.''t'Ai hfIIH rrrI.tI .r m|.. |ur......
M",h In liurnwa. arrived lIaf r.rrF ....f
VIII assist with tho frH... 7#r ...
IuEE VIII continue under ne f...f...'....
''I hts. J.. D.. Hrir.nefqol the pastor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-20
WHEAT

CHICAGO. Feb. ls-Suggestions OF
crop damage I'm northern Texas. western
oklahoma and parts Of Kansas and Ne
braska, tended somewhat To dispel heav-
mess to-day in the wheat market here
As "a result prices closed fairly STEADY
shade off To like amount up. In
corn the outcome was unchanged TO = ff
&c lower and for oats virtually the
same as yesterday. Provisions finished
all the way from last nights level 10
lOIl2kc down.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-20

Spencer Cox. on Cameron r q.
ID. No Z. hae e seven legged iar5b
which ho offers fo any person who
may wish fO preserve DO a. "a curfos
i'y. 70 .s fully developed and All legs
perfectly formed. four being hind
legs and three fore legs The ami
NAL 1. l.aI
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J. $. mach. q Co., CHOOSING 1.,.,..

NEW YORK. Feb lg.-The clearer
low OF the rate question gave the mar
YET snghty better mood this morning
uut more was no attempt made 20 force
&c ISSUE pending Commissioner Harian's
htatement on the question. The state
heht when II came was quite a dfsap-
bointment. and the market reIapsed into
~. muilHess TOT remainder Of the session
The specialties held sway in - se,,.u-
noon trading. Central Leather was in
ialr supply and Welded about a point
strengthening later. United states Rub
1T advanced point, but lost some OF
carry gains steel was very firm and
heemed 70 be wanted around Sc There
Vas shgh tly nrmer tone at the end
hut the trading did not Increase in 81
INC; Inc railroads are placing fairly
Eood equipment orders which IN a
stocks. Copper metal market is duii
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-20

The boys ~ tho Sherrard UIrb
school hIil team will give n pic so
riaI fhI. evening. Friday. at oar.
wins hIll Everybody o. Invited. and
900 Che Girls are requested fr bring
pics big limo Ia anticipated
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-20

Frank and Gilbert Lewis are spend.
.E much time trying tU catch "a mink
mat is taking their chickens. but sol
par ihc little thief has pvaded their
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Metal.

NEW YORK Tsb 10 Conner r,.,.
lnHl. afHu IHrI spot. ff00dft Cd. afartr,.
Nt'g. 1881. lake nominal. raatirg rtf4
NJ . IT. Itu nrm spot. $500 10 E0
,.H1d. ?. foa. spsltsr. $500 90.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-20

The chain used Iy Abraham fIr....f..
~ survey the boundary line 81 Arl4r.ar
- heinz exhibited in the " frHg.. "a (,
h'fdwars aiare in. Iioulton. Ne
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-20
LA BELLE COMMON
We have orders to buy.
We have orders to sell.
Geo.W. Baron ...,.i sss s s,,. ts.
UNIMPORTANT PRICE CHANGES ON
NEW YORK MARKET YESTERDAY

NEW YORK, Feb. 1e.-Speculatiye
activity diminished today and except
In few isolated cases movements
were unimportant The market i'm
proved slowly In the morning but sub
sequently drifted back again. The
days business was about half Of that
Transacted in the preceding session
The morning advance was fnfiuenced
by the statement of Commissioner
Barlan OF the Interstate Commerce.
commission that a decision would be-
made In the freight rates case within
the next three months. There was
good inquiry for the standard railroad
shares and also for the stocks OF steel
companies and affiliated industries
which are expected to benefit from a
more liberal buying policy on the part
OF the carriers II they are permitted
TO raise their rates.
Inc afternoon reaction was dine
more 70 the cessation OF buying than
10 pressure on the list Weakness az
various stocks also held back the
general market Rock Island preferred
made low record at 9A There
We're rev strong stocks among the
specialties. General Motors continued
20 advance. at one time showing a
gam OF nearly six points. IL sold
aDoVe f8, as compared with its low
price last month Of 37& American
Ice was strong and unusually active
total sales 204.30O shares.
Trading In bonds fell of but prices
were well maintained. Total sales
par value, S2.760 900. United States
ponds were unchanged on call.
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New York Stock E.xchan0.

WHEELING, w Va, Feb. 10. IA
HanEs Of active STOCKS OF IN. Nsv
LORI STOCK EIch anEs. corrected daily bx
\. Il. Mastsn G. Co. brokers