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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-01

Why not join the UNION TRUST
CO.'S October savings club. Please
call and let us tell you about IL.
UNION TRUST co. 120 s. Main St.
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A simple. practical one-piece frock OF
chiffon cloth is presented in this model,
having high waist-hne and a separate
guimpe. The waist is gathered with
low round neck. short one piece put
sleeves, and shirred outer front and
back with gathered peplum (which
may be omitted II desired). The at
tached One-piece gathered skirt has a
straight lower edge finished with
straight gathered ruffies the ruf1ies are
not included in the PATTERN The
guimpe has q high neck or a round
neck II the latter is preferred. in two
depths. The sleeves are either long or
short The width OF the skirt is about
8 yards Size 16 requires Al yards 40
inch material. Ia yards extra material
Tor ruffies. 1% yards 27-inch an-over
lace
Pictorial Review Pattern No. 63o3
Sizes II, 10, 10 and 20 years. Price, rs
cents.
The pattern shown here may be obtain
ed by sending Is cents. with number and
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"SHUR-ON" EYEGLASSES 1915.
Eyes examined free. DR.. PauFs
optical service, 200 ]. NJ. S. Bldg.
Adv
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-05-01
FARNI MORTGAGES.

am loaning money for people outside
OF this state on farm and city properties
N bh per cent. ] dave some for you.
VICTOR n COOK.
Tasting Bldg. Home GAO
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

FOR SAFE OR EXCHANGED acre
tract OF land with new ten room house
and barn. two miles northeast OF Mish-
awaka- VIII accept vacant lot or i'm
proved property as part payment
HASTINGS.
Hastings Building. 21s -. Mich. ST
Home 6f4O-P hones-Bell I'll
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ITALIAN TROOPS
 CROSS FRONTIER
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE admpalty department had been crtti- cized in various quarters, is replaced by Arthur !. Balfom, who has al- ways mad a strong voice in the direc- ftion of the opposition, while Andrew Bonar Law. the leader of the opposi- tion. has become secretary of the colonies.
 Herbert IT, Asquith remains pre- mier and Sir Edward Grey will con tinue to direct foreign relations. When Premier AsquMh made his announce mcnt of the pending changes in the ministry he declared that there would be no change in these two offices.
 The new cabinet includes F Hber- as, eight conservatives and one "a. borite Earl Kitchener took office in the first instance as a nonpartisan. The Irish party is not represented. al though John Redmond was invited t5 accept seat.
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A Hot Springs Mans
 Experience
Results Tell the Tale.

hSSblta icii N1e dle'
 Can you doubt the evidence of this Hot Springs citizen?
 You can verify Hot Springs endorse ment
 Read this
 ]. White, engineer. 50i Wnittington avenue Hot Springs. says Not long ago l was in such bad shape that l was afraid was going to have Bright's disease. My ankles and feet swelied so much that I could hardly get my shoes on. Sometimes my limbs were swollen from my an. kles to my knees My back hurt me all the time and my kidneys acted too rfeely, The kidney secreuons con taned sediment and burned in pass age. used a number of medicines, but Doan's Kidney Pills were the only one that brought me relief. took three boxes in ah and was q-ac- tically cured Of kidney complaint
 Price soc at all dSalers Don't simply ask for kidneyl remedy get Doans Kidney Pnls thV samo that Mir. White had Foster-l linburn Co., Props, Buffalo N y.
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ARMY WILL BE INCREASED.

Portland, Ore May 25.-'"There will certainly be an increase in the United States army unless conditions change materially before the next congress, ,'' said United States Senator Chamber lain of Oregon chairman of the sen ate committee on foreign affairs, However, it win probably be a slight increase only But some increase is pracHcally assured
 The will also be a reorganization oi the army in certain lines Go add to its efficiency We shall introduce legislation intended to make our pres ent army more mobile and more eff. cient generally.
 q have already talked this over with Secretary of War Garrison and
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COLORADO STRIKE
 INVESTIGATION CLOSED
WORK OF FRAMING REPORT TO CONGRESS WILL BEGIN
 ABOUT JUNE i.

Washington, May 25.-lnvestieauon or the Colorado coal strike was closed today by the Industrial Relations Eommissiou and tomorrow after hear ing statements about the .abor con ditous in Porto Rico and examining few witnesses on miscellaneous mat ters the commission will conclude it's general hcaTirgs and inquiries which have been iE progress for more than a year Al meeting to be held in Chicago al odl June 1 the work of naming a reIort to congress will be undertaken
 The las, witnesses in the Colorado invcstsa' 'ou were W. L. Mackenzie King of t1e Rockefeller foundation, and Ivy L. lee of the personal staff of John D. Rockefeller IT, Mr. King, who began his testimony yesterday, Lad frrther clashes with Chairman Walsh over the latter5 method of conducting the examination. MT Lee in his teatmony said he believed the officials cf the Colorado Fuel and Iron Company had made a mistake in not meeting with representatives or the miners with view to settling the strike.
 Commissioner Weinstock question cd Mr King as to his attitude toward cTsaU2cd lllor.
 T am With organized labor when | believe it is right, said the wit ness. 'aud I'm against it when I be hago if is wrong"
 Orcmizdtion had been a great fac tor n improving conditions of labor, he added and he did not object to the "clos,G shop if established by leaitmatc, peaceful means.
 Commissioner Weinst0ck asked about the Canadian trade disputes act when the witness said he himself 1a5 framed with it's provision fer an iuve. tigation by governm1nt author- ties bplore a strike o. lockout can be lega K ordered Mir King declared the act in Bo way had been a failure and no effort had been made by Cana dian labor organizations to secure its repeal
 "If that statute mad been law in the state of Colorado" he added, 'it would have been impossible for the operators to refuse 10 meet the m1n- CTS. There would have been a full and complete investigation of all grievances before any strike could have been called Those two hun dred men, women and children wno were killed outright would still be alive"
 Commissioner Weinstock pointed out that a statute modelled after the Canadian law now had been enacted in Colorado Commissioner O'Neill said organized labor was opposed to the feature of the Canadian act which compelled labor to submit to an iu- vestigation of it's demands while its right to strike was suspended
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Secret Societies
MASONIC

Hot Springs Commandery No. B. K. IT.. meets every first Monday.
 L. k. ELLIS, F. C. Hot Springs Council. No 22. R. & s. M, meets every second Monday after Chapter. 1. E. CASAbA. r. l. M. Hot Springs Lodge. No @. F. A. NJ, meets every second and fourth Monday
 ROBT. PEDEESON II. f. Hot Springs Lodge No. e. r. & A. M. Masonic TemDle first and third Friday at pm. J. lt. l1GMEl. W. M. Sumpter Lodge No Hq. r. & A. M.. South Hot Springs, near corner Fifth St and Grand Ave. meets second and fourth Fridays at 7.30 p.m
 NJ. II. CAMPBELL. w. M Robert CaItuey. Secretary
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Recorda of Anronlanea.

For an aviator there has been in. vented in France apparatus which shows the speed at which his aero plane is travelling, the velocity of the wind and the angle at which he is at tacking 1t and whether he is rising or falling.
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NNIGHTs oF- CoLUMBU8.

Hot Springs Council No 17f6. Knight, of Columbus, meets every first and third Thursday of every month in the l<uighn Of Columbus UaU old Telephone lGx change building. Central avenue ano Prospect street Visiting Knights cor. dially invited.
 ED HARDIN. Grand Knight Harry nouehertY. Deputy C K Jos Louginotti Jr. Financial Secretary Eugene Arbona, Recorder.
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BECKER MUST DIE

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE Che news with Cooness.
 It is awful he said. "I am wor lied about how it will affect my wife She has been so good to me"
 Other reports from the death eel quoted Becker as saying he would no appeal from the decision, adding "t will only delay matters. Let them se the date; l am ready"
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For expert KODAK finishing go to SorreIs Drug Go g-14-ti
Optimism Not Always Reassurlnn.

~FE'''''1T'' 'FVN 'EIFF"J9 ''V"9oVI 'F'8'
 "I read with intense interest" said Moves E. Brewmore, the story of the boy with a smile who worked his way up rung by rung until he became pres ident of a trust company. Personally however, whenever a man with smile approaches and gives me the glad hand, feel instinctively that l am due for 6 touch. ."-Kansas City Gar.
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KING OF GREECE mnRsr.

Athens, via London, May 25.-T1e condition of King Constantine, as dis closed in Monday nights report, was less satisfactory than they were led to believe, though the physicians in attendance upon the king say he is in no immediate danger.
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The First pArfnnnra

When you use perfume and call 1t such, do you think how the name came about? It means, in Latin, from smoke.' and the name proves that the first perfumes were only aromatic woods or gums that scented the air when burned
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ItaIys Official Report Of the War

ltalys Official Report of the War.
 Rome, May 25 via Paris, May 2G- The bulletin issued by the war office today announcing that the Italians had entered upon Austrian territory caused great enthusiasm This re port showed that the Italians were oc cupying all the mountains between the ldria and lsonzo rivers and that anvancing, they mad taken Cormons which commands the road leading tc Crorizia, an important Austrian iron tier station.
 Passing from the north to the cen. ter of eastern FriuH the report mdr cated that the Italians also had oc. cupied the village of Versa, which is near the river of the same name anl on the road to Gradisca, Austria, and that in addition to southern Friuli Ceryiguano. another important Aus tran frontier station leading to Mon. faIcone and Trieste mad been taken
 The Gjoruale DItaha commenting upon the bulletin. says:
 The Italian advance occupies a front of loo klometers (about six and dRo-thirds mles) and has as ex- treme points Catoretto on the north to the gulf of Trest On the south The first cougents of the Italians Penetrated into the Austrian terri tory distances ranging from two to four miles,
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L. O. o M.

Hot Springs Lodge No I0f Loyal Ore der of Moose meets every Friday even Ing in the Moose H1u PA 1-' Cehtpl atcnue. Visiting brothers cordially iu- Vited. J. W. McClendon, Dictator.
 J w. StCair Secretary.
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kNIuHTs oF PYTHIAs.

Centennial Lodge No. 2 meets every corner of Gourt and Ex6hanee streets. Visiting brethren cordially invited
 g F DILLON. C. C. J. S Mcconnell K. of B and s.
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B. D O. E.

Hot Springs Lodge No 3S0. R P Q F. meets every Wednesday evening al S.30 sharp. at their new hall. corner Spring and Valley streets. Visiting brothers cordially invited
 E l.. HOWi FIT. F. R. Redmond Joyce, Secretary.
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Frozen punch. strawberry ice cream and orange sherbet. Public Drug CO
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ILLINOIS HOUSE
 VOTES FOR WAITE ERWAY

Sprinareld, nl., May 25-By a vote of l05 to 4l the lower house of the legislature late today passed Cover nor Dunne's waterwal bin providing for the construction of an elght-6oot channel connecting the Chicago drain age canal with the Illinois river. thereby creating a direct water route bctWeen the Great Lakes and the Gulf of Mexico, via the Mississippi river.
 At present the Illinois river is nayi- gable mp to l.aSalle and the Chicago drainage canal extends from Chicago 10 Joliet. The bill passed today pro- vides for the building of connecting watetrway over 65 miles between Joliet and Lasalle at a cost of five million dollars. The bill was imme- diately sent to the senate, where fur. ther action may be had on it yet this week.
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Natural Law.

Every man is his own ancestor and every man is his own heir He deyises his own future and he inherits his own past.-Exchange
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he has asked me to return to Wash. ington before congress conyenes so that he can go over all proposed Iege islatiou.
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WoopMAN cIRcLE.

Meets every first and third Fridpys Visiting soNereirns Invited Co attend !
 MARTHA L. MI RPHN. ClcrA Francis Heddy. Guardian,
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AUTOMOBILE FOR SALE.

One five-passenger touring car fine condition, for sale, $500. Wayne II. Moore, Phone l4G7. 4-2J-hf
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|. O. O. F.

Hot Springs Valley Lodge No. e meets every Monday night at 1,3O ii odd Fellows Hall. Prospect avenue an. Exchange street Visiting lsothers al ways welcome. Office Ot Noble Gran, on second floor phoi ip 152g
 r. E plEponTE N. C. IT, C. Graham, SecretS-Y
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FIFTY PERSONS DROWNED.

Santiago, Chile, May 25.-FfCty per sons were drowned today when the Chilean steamer MaXmauo Errazuris struck a reef and sank.
 The MaXimiano ErraWris was a vessel of llSG tons and 2i0 feet long She was buiH in 1872.
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EASTERN srAR.

Hot Springs Chapter, No. 60. c. F s Masonic Temple thId Monday at $ pm MRS. MAITlE MCIENDDN.
 Worthy Mauou. Miss Blanche Bailey, Secretary.
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MEMORIAL SERVICE FOR
 CHARLES FROHMAN

London, May 25.-Almost every one of note in London's theatrical world was present this afternoon at a me- morial service held in St. Martins church, Charing Cross, for Charles Frohman, who peris1ed on the Lusi- tania.
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lee cream delivered to any part of the city, The Pasteurized Muk Co.
 5-23-tf
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Hot Springs EncampmenA No. 8. T. O O r., meets second an6 fcurth Tuesla, nights in odd Fellows Hall, corner Pros pect and Exchange All visiting PItr archs please attend. Phone 1929.
 E H ELLISON C. F. ILL c Grnhani. -,t..retnrv
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Garland Rebecca Lodge. No 7q l. O. O. r.. meets first and third Tuesday nights in Odd Fellows HaH Visiting brothers and sisters cordially Invited
 MRS PEARL PACE. N q. IT. C.. Gr3b ham. Secretary. Phone 1899
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FOR THE HUMANE OFFICER
 PHONE 1908. 4-9t

Try a sentInetReoord Want Ad.
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Williams Kidney and Liver Pills

Have you overworked your nervous system and caused trouble with your kidneys and lIyer2 Have you pains in lOius, side and back2 Have you habby appearance of the face and under thc eyesY ] f su, use WILLIAMS KIDNEY AND LIVER PILLS
 For sale by all druggists. Price 90 cents WILLIAMS MFG. CO.,, Props. Cleveland, Ohio A. c, Jennings. 1oa ouachIta Avenue
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SWAT THE FLYl by letting the Missouri Lumber Co screen your homes. Phones 1855 or l046.
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Bulgarian Buttermlrk will make you fat Positively pure. 1-30-tf
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IleglII

of Routes hattanoo Atlanta, 4
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-03
The WEATHER
CONDITIONS

Inc nigh pressure, cool and fair
weather area continues over the Lake
region and great central valleys,
with highest pressures over the upper
Ohio Valley and lower Lake Region.
The temperatures are generally slight
ly higher. except over the South At
lanuc States and western third OF
the country.
A low pressure area OF slight en-.
ergy Is moving eastward into the
Plains States. and a high pressure.
cooler weather area is spreading east
v ard over the north Pacific States.
Fair weather will continue In this
section over Friday. without much
change in temperature.
Local data: Highest temperature
yesterday. 2S degrees; lowest last
night, 50 degrees; no rainfall.
The Ohio will probably rise slightly
in the district during the next SO
hours.
II. c. HOWE. Section Director
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-03
coTToH MARKET

NEW YORK. sept. Cotton futures
opened steady. october g9.1a Deem
$40 a. May siO.66.
Reports that storm warnings hda
been ordered FOR the Atlantic coast from
uorthwnrd progress OF "A dfsfurbancc
rom the Caribbean sea were followed
~ renewed strength and activity dur
luE the early afternoon Earlier refiers
apprared To- De covering on an nnnre-
neheinu tnat this storm would enter
inc eastern belt and October contracts
Eeld % % sg92 while January touched
Alo.fi or rs 60 ~ pointa net hirher.
rev orleans sold on the advance and
re!izins caused reactions OF 4 or s.
points.
SPOT cotton quiet. nlddlinr upiands
eti, sales 200 bales
cotton futurcs closed steady. October
1854. December fI0.Ig. Iauunrv 5000.
March flot6. May SOFA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-03

Tho I.adies' AID Society oS m. A.,
Oiivct n. E church held a. An Az
eeunk Their bail on Wcdencaday.
Ms Earl iuas entertained
Ar and Mrs John Marsh. o. stcuhen-
elle were the Euceta Of Mrs Mary
"sellker. 90 mozart thc nrst of TIE weef.
~ Nelson Marble I1 lll
Mr. and a. d McComha who vsr-
xii,-lltinE here have returned Co Wcster-
Robert Ferguson who has been spors-
iuE some time with relatives fn fnffr..-.
gllle, returned t0 bic home here Thurs-
The following were visitors a. the
home % Mr.. and Mra IT, Isl carlo ..
Wednc9dny' NJ and Mrs. % M Crrvin
cl houste Ieyaai Mrs.. Lulu uolrs m
Mise ldllie garvin MrH EIia trFrr
Ne. u ~ Gavin and Miss Eii1a6eih
NJ y r. Roth and cons. clarsnes
Elmer ard Alan. have returned ff0m 4
Wet at NcW Marfirsvilie
NJ and Mrs John schubert and ran.
Melvin. have returned 30 fhair home ~
Mozart after spending a few daVa Win
relatives ln rgwhatan.
Horn,-.Io Ar ard Mrs. clyde Drum.
There. VIII D. 9 bic au-dsy basket pic
nic no TIE k. IT" camp ou Labor tay
JUS WI Do the giris farewell event n
Allen McCombg e. spending several
oaya Nielung rclafiVrH in WcrfrrvliIo
az, "a iending the ohio state Pair AZ
&. b Bromer. o. Mozart who has
been ill le considerably improved
Mrs. lulu Nulca has returned % her
home co sharon Centre ohio. after n
Visit With relatives az Nothl0he1. Miss
iAtlie o1rflu accompanied her for D
weeks visit
Mies Bertha urumer entertained che
Hctnlchem Bees sunday school class af
her homo on Wodncriay evening"
Mr. and Mrn u AL Gavin. IN Houa.
tor. Texas who were visiting relatives
here. lcft on THURSDAY fur fhcir home.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-03
METAL DrARKET.

NEW YORK. Sept. 2-The Metal ~
chango quotes lead offered at s4sO:
speiter not quoted. At London lead
AL1. lSs %; spcltcr f1e
Copper steady: electrolytic $500.
Iron steady and unchanged
Meal exchange quotes tin duh, Of
AZ London spot copper c6s IS. fu-
lures go, los Electroiytic fgA foe
srot tin til53, los. Futures EIB5. Anti
mony Gl25.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-03
sUaAn NAnHHr

NEW YORK Sept 1-uaw eu~ar
cagyt ccntrifuraf fGTG f7Tc. rnoi.area
~ n 0oC refined steady. cable fF
points hirher af f.nfr. others unrfnnrff
nuE1r FUTURES we're easier rnrfv 10.
daV and no noon prices were q o. Il nofrfr
net lower
The late Positions advanced on some
coNNflurH The closing wna steady vim
prices nct lower Do 2 noInfr ff~hr-
July site. rrlca $3.50 fnne
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-03
Butter, Eggs and Cheese.

NEW YORK. Sept 2-Butter firm.
creamery extras (s2 score) 26a ~ 2Tc:
Creamery lhighcr scoring) 27iE y use:
lrsts - m 20 = G; seconds 22is "a 2fc.
tras y CSC. extra firsts 26ik n 27c.
tlrsts - " 25c. seconds. 22023 near
hy hennery white. fine 10 fancy. a3n
Csc; nearby henncry browns 90 n 32c
Cheese, firm: state whole milk fresh
tlats. white and colored. specials. I3a. al
&c; DO average fancy 49, 013izc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-03

NEW YORK. Sept Mercantile pa-
steriinr. 80 day bills stse. demand
20. cables ffef Franca frrrarf
~ - cables %. Marks demand f0sc.
anies hla Iirea. demand aGTa. cable
a- tunIre. demand Gee. cables 1Fr.
Enr silver fIflr Mexican dollars nc
Government bonds steady u.ffro,i
bonds heavy
~ dgFa lh ~. eiN mon the 1mah
can money steady. hlrh 2. low *.
llnE Iaic p lnst loan g closing I'D
a offered 40
offeredat ncisc- -aJJs....K ssNNIJJ
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-03
WHEAT

CHICAGO. Sept. Wheat advanced
today on continued Covering bv shorts-
an Improvement In the sterling exchanges
sltuation and Predictions OF unfavorabie
M,eathSr IN the T. > and Canada AT the
close the market had made a net gain or
40 10 lie with September at ga e
ana december at S4A y isc. Congestion
IN september corn caused IL TO advances
izc, while deferred months were 4. "a Il g
net lower. Oats finished UNCHANGED 10
sc higher after nrmness throughout
the session. Provisions showed a little
improvement on the day just before the
close but finished irregular, with be-
cember ribs 2 lac higher and December
pork 35c lower.
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SHERRARD

Rev. Henry o. Nictfen. 0f New Lynne
Nnlo Who was recently called to me
'rato here. VIII preach az tho Wolf
l.uu ireghNterlnn church on SUNDAY III
IN 30 O'Clock az che Limestone church
70 p. m. and af Allen Grove az ICES
hcv a. & Rife will preach 40 the
fhlrvlew Methodist church al rdra
Gloon ana az The Wood fll church nf
lhere VIII D. preaching az the ucthfe.
hem ohapcI Sunday evening. AMI the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-03

LONDON. Sept. Bar silver 2a51e
per ounce.
Money 3ik a. per cent.
discount rates. Short bills aIa-Tgn
per cent; three month ~ per cent.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-03

ne hlgh school and eighth grade stu-
uthts or the Shcrrard conroiidafcd
sSna,10ls VIII BE- enrolled az the school
.tiltelnE' saturday. september q from .
~ students of these classes b. prcsenf
.o oe essiEned their work on that dav
~ - 70 avoid conflict Of classes. The
seven grades VIII enroll next Tucndav
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-03

The Misses Fisher. Ethel. Trrre 80
laura enter aincd the Eight vsei-
Nlup az their home Tuesday overinr
VIZ Pheasant evening was rrenf 80
refrcsnmcnts were served fo ~. rcif..,,
tuh VINO we're present. Miraca Hei~.
,serWln, Beatrice McCouneiI uiide
Et1el Irene and Laura Fisher and Rufb
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-03

The work OF Spreading tbe st.-,-,...
on the road near kcmke's. IL beino- dcr.
S Sir3. = snort section Of the road has been
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Petroleum.


OIL CITY. Pa. Sept Credit bal
ances $780, rnus 7fCf5: average s5.Ta2.
shipments 1873; average 6a.s20