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To Cure Catarrhal
Deafness and
Head Noises

Persons suffering from catarrhal
DEAFNESS and head noises will be glad
TO know that this distressing affliction
can be successfully treated at home
by an internal remedy that I'm many
instances has effected a complete
cure after all else has failed. Suffer
ers who could scarcely hear a watch
tick have had their hearing restored
TO such an extent that the tick Of a
watch was plainly audible seven or
eight inches away from either ear
Therefore. if you know someone
who Is troubled with head noises or
catarrh, or catarrhal deafness, cut
out this formula and hand to them.
and you VIII have been the means
of saving some poor sufferer perhaps
from total deafness The prescription
can be prepared at home, and is made
as follow:
Secure from your druggist 1 o.
Parmint Double Strength. about 75C
worth. Take this home. and add to II
IA pint of hot water and 4 or OF
granulated sugar; stir until dissolved
Take one tablespoonful four times a
day.
The first dose should begin to re-
lieve the distressing head noises
headache. dullness, cloudy thinking
etc, while the hearing rapidly re-
turns as the system is invigorated by
the tonic action OF the treatment
Loss of smell and mucus dropping in
the back of throat are other symptoms
that show the presence of catarrhal
poison. and which are often entirely
overcome by this efficacious treat
ment Nearly ninety per cent. of all
ear troubles are said to be directly
caused by catarrh, therefore, there
must be many people whose hearing
can be restored by this simple home
treatment.
Every person who is troubled viii
head noises. catarrhal deafness or ca
tarrh in any form. should give this
prescription a trial.
Evening journal., 1915-01-19

signed by a majority Of the members
elected to the Senate and directed to
the presiding officer any bill, joint
resolution or other business, which
shall have been referred to a commit
tee. shall be reported TO the Senate for
a decision as to its further disposal -
Rule 2S.-Order of Business. 1.
prayer by the chaplain .. roll call.
3, reading of the journal. 4. re-
ports of standing committees. s.
introduction of bills. 6, bills for third
reading. Z. miscellaneous business. -
Evening journal., 1915-01-19
COW INJURIES FODDER CARRIER.

GEORGETOWN, Del. Jan. l9.-At-
tackled by hungry COW as he was pass
ing through the bamyard, John c. Hud-
son. an aged Georgetown man, may have
been injured internally. besides suffer
ing torn shoulder. Hudson was car
rving an armful of fodder through the
yard to the stable when the COW jumped
against him, throwing him over ON the
ground and then paved him with her
front feet while it tried TO gore him
The aged man grasped its horns with
both hands and managed 20 call aid IN
time to have the COW beaten off.
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AGED LADY DIES
OF PARALYSIS
MRS. MARIA RAWLINGS succUMBs
AT NORTH MAIN STREET HOME.
Had Been III for About a wesk-Funerai
Saturday-Mrs. James
Smith Dies.

Mrs. Maria Amelia Rawling. relict 90
the late Captain &. j. Kawling. died last
night at her home. No. 739 Main street.
In her sist year. Death was due to at
tendant ailments following a stroke Of
paralysis with which she was stricken
June "a. Since that time. Mrs. RawlinE
had lowered between life and death and
those who watched In her bedside were
conscious that death was near.
Mrs. Kawltng was born in Columbia
county y Y. and was married TO Cap
tain g. J. Rawling. October II. 1896. she
was before marriage. Miss Maria Amelia
Donlcy. Her late husband was captain
Of the First West Virginia regiment.
captain Rawling died June 10. 1911.
Since that time Mrs. Kawling has been
residing ut the family home on Main
street. accompanied by her maid.
One son was born to the union. Charles
Quincy. but he died March g. 1902 Mrs.
kawling IL survived by one sister. Mrs.
Anna Forward. who resides In Pennsyi-
Nunia.
Mrs. Rawling was believer in the
catholic faith. being commnuicant OF
st. Joseph's Cathedral Funeral SER
vices viii be held az the home Saturday
morning ~ s:30 o'clock Requiem hIgh
mass will be celebrated at st. Joseph =
Cathedral. with Father Moye IN charge.
lnterment will b. In Greenwood Gene
terry.
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Mrs. O. A. Brown and son left this
morning for their home in Johnston. -.
after a visit with her parents Mr. and
Mrs. q. T. Cotriil
Miss Helen prichard has been the guest
q Miss Mary Jollp al Morgantown Tor
the past week
Miss Grace McCrea o. able % b. out
after several days Illness
Tho Camp Fire girls were entertained
the other day a. the home Of Mrs Frank
Turhce on Locust street. pleasant even.
Ing Vas spent b. all
Mra. T.. a. Furhee entertained uarfv
~ ladies 40 "a very pleasant Afternoon 4f-
fair at her home on center Ave~u. sst.
urdtv afternoon The affair was a
scented Mr. Furhtr win a pretty rhaId
Mrs West ~ Downs who has been click
the pact two weeks 10 improving slowly
james WILCOX had an artery ruf while
~ work on HlackFhere farm. below town.
We was brought co. office ~ Ur fephy
for surgical attention
carl Ir con ~ Mr and Mrs Carl Rus.
ny has recovered from a severe cut on
HE head received while ~ play
Mrs Charles Hcard iu very 100 a. her
home.
Mrs g. O.. clutter and her hrothed
Vi. Tuftle were caller 20 their home near
Whoelinr yesterday ~ sudden death ~
their mother
Clarence son ~ Mr. and Mrs ROY In.
EIerreyer was badly cut yesterday from
foil On broken glass while a. rfaV 9n
crock bank His injuries were dressed by
" Lcahy
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CONDEMNED MEN
BEARING UP WELL
STEWART AND THOMAS DECLARE
THEY ARE READY TO oiE
FRIDAY.
Jarrett. Who 10 TO De E.eeu,ed Nes,
Wees. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Ar.
engagements for Double
Hanging.

Although the time for the execution
Is but IS hours hence. William
Thomas. OF Ohio county. and William.
Stewart. OF Greenbrisr county. two
negroes Who are doomed 10 swing
from the galloWs tomorrow at sun
down. are both bearing up we'll and
both profess they are ready 20 die
providing their sentences are not com
muted
Both OF the condemned men eat
fairly well and each morning remark
they had n good nights rest. As the
time for their execution draws nearer
a shadow OF gloom seems TO be sur.
rounding the penitentiary and the
men spend more time in prayer. with
DR.. b. NJ. Spur and Prison Chaplain
Rev. A 5. Arnett. and occasionally
others.
Matt FARRELL. the Kanawha county
happy-go-lucky white man. who IA
condemned to die on the gaIlows. Fri.
day. July 2. is the most indifferent 20
his fate OF the three now confined In
the annex. Although farrell has con.
fessed conversion and says he is ready
To die when the time comes. He does
not seem TO be worried in the least a.
the time grows near for bis execu.
ton
Everything will be put in condition
at the penitentiary to-day to carry out
the Ohio and Greenbrier criminal
courts demands. Friday afternoon.
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EAST HIGHLAND

FAST RlCffLAND. a.. June 10.--There
Will b. an See cream festival held IN the
East liichland Christian church here on
Saturday evening. July ioth. Every
BODY welcome.
Father McEschen. 90 barton preached
az the tuflrmary here last Sunday after
noon
Mr. and Mrs Iabon f.odE. entertained
r. lev friends a. their home here IaHf
saturday evening among ths quests D..
lug Mf ard Mr.. Euas usuffY. SIR and
Mrs. Jay Patton and NJ. and NJ VII
liam CLARA and family.
Mrs iiaselettc and Ruth COOK - Joy.
Illinois. we're hore last weak visiting
thetr friend Miss Olive HAYS.
Rev. walter TaTfof. 81 IlsrEufr vas
visiting RE mothc- here a fsW DAYS last
week
Mr. and Mr. Ralph Honose spent sat.
urday and sunday ~ MuuudHFIiIf fhr
EucHt ~ bic sister. ar. ard Mr.. william
Dorsey.
Mr. Annie Mills ard daughter f1~ir.
spent last FRIDAY and safurdsF af cam.
'ren. W. We calling 90 relative
MI John MeIf1 and uIufnsr were Nir.
itlng frieudH near 81 ClafrHFIIlr InHt
Sunday
Mr. Hannah BAILEY o. NarfatIiia. Cd.
her' tiritlE hsr nephew. Az tpsnasr
Moon ard vie
Mr Mafh McNamee rpenf sunday here
With tiH mother
Mrr Joe funr ord ann gur % rafr.
Point spent sunday ntrr uIfh MrH fIma
Mrf Eora Grasbe and ST. camrt.u
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Yesterday evening at seven O'clock nj
me North Wheeling hospital occurred
me Death Of Mrs. Eva smith wife ~
nlr. James smith. OF this city. AifhouSb
Mrs. smith had been falling fn hcaitb
Tor some time. her death came a. a
shock 20 her relatives and many friends
she had been confined to the Norfb
weeks. 81
Mrs. Smith was the youngest daurh-
Yer OF John and Mary Jane wtckhsm
formerly OF Triadciphia. w Va buf po9''
deceased. Mrs. smith was born AZ Trts.
deiphia June %, 1875. she had been n
member Of the First Presbyterian cburcb
Tor the past twenty years She vas
married TO Mr. James smith twenty
years ago '"S
Mrs. Smith II survived by the soitow.
ing relatives: Roland and Virefpf,
smith. adopted children Mr. Jernes
smith. husband. and the following brotb.
srs and sisters. william WIckham -
Mellshurg. W. Va. George Wickharn of
hlack oak. o; Clarence wickhaul ~
Peasant Valley; Squire w y. Wickhan
OF this city. Charles Wickham ~ Ws,
chula. Florida. Mrs Wilbur i,unsford
% Elm Grove. W. Va: Mrs Frederi~li
shilling. Of Elm Grove. and Harrv N
WlCkham 81 Steubenvitle ohio
The funeral viii take place from, 81.
residence ~ Levi Smith q SrrinFdaie.
saturday. July 3 az no o'clock Inter
ment will be IN stone church Cemetery.
Rev ". J. Holmes Of Wciisburr viii
nave charge 81 the funeral services
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of Cadiz. spent Sunday here with her
mother Mrs. l. y. Carman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wilson. of ham
mock. spent saturday and Sunday here
with her father. Mr. ID. DeBentrand.
Quite a number from here attended
The cake Walk az Pine Grove last aStur-r
dhy evening and reported a fine time.
Mr. Judy arrived here on last Tues
day from Cleveland. 20 stay the sumner
with her husband Mr. Judy who ~
working on the pike. he being foreman
Or tho grading gang They are doing
iiEht housekeeping iu the home of Mr..
ana Mira. Samuel Taylor
Miss Catherine Artsra. OF Clarkaburr.
W Va. and Miss Ellen Cope OF So
tlairtNille. are here visiting Mr. and
Airs. Orlando Cope. at the infirrnary
Mr. and Mrs. walter williams spent
SUNDAY afternoon In Louisville. calling
on friends
Mrs John Cunard and Miss Myers
Ihf lur. - Iniuntown. and Mrs PAYNE
laNis. - Holloway, we're calling on Mrs
Lima TAYLOR here Last wednesday
Mr Reed Shores. % near EelIafre-
Mffr bore lart week visiting hla sister
Me- Ellis HfrEy.
NJ and Mrs Jesse Patrick went To-
T. hrtrNsfiIif on Saturday and were over
rlndaF visitors with their son, Mr. I.e-
80 Patrick and wife.
ME- ". ~ Murphy and son. Harvey.
~ larnDHflie. spent last Saturday hero
h I'D NJ t- p itrk.rlug and family
VI ard Mrs "a mfllerry and son
NnFF oft llnnrnrk spent SUNDAY fcro
WIN NJ ana Mrs.. clyde ricksrink
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Remnants To-dsy-TsyloTs.
AUSTRO-GER MANS
Ccoutinusd FROM Fir-, raqsJ

tho Turkish trenches This was 81.
fcctively done and its effect on one
Of the enemy's trenches near the sea
was great The very accurate FIRE Of
The cruiser Talbot and the destroyers
Scorpion and Wolverine succeeded IN
keeping down this artillery from that
quarter
The artillery bomhardmcnt increas.
ID in intensity until ~ a. m when the
RANGE heightened The infantry then
advanced ard an infantry attack was
carried out with great dash along the
" hole limo
Trenches Full % Dead
West ~ Sarhir Deere three lines
.of trenches we're captured with little
opposition. Tho trenches we're fun OF
dead Turks Many had been buried
hy fho homhardment
East o. tho ravine the ROYAL Scots
made Enc attack capturing two lines
~ trenches which had been assigned
as their objective. but the remainder
of tho BRIGADE on thoir right met with
severe opposition and was unable TO
raf forward
fllrine ere afternoon. The trenches "a
small partition 81 Witch remained unrrf-
furel. UH fnr rtEhf were attacked
Af n. 81 re- m. small Turkish a.
Nanrr1 wnrk fn eHrhlr flara known n
me I..nnneranr refnuhf' wac araauffsd
Tits nffir fnrt which vas very sfrrnrfs
fiffi ard rrrtectef ~ extra strong wire
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-01

NEWPORT NEWS. Va. June 30
The steamer Armenian which sailed
from Newport News. carried besides
her regular crew LOG Americans. 10
white and the remainder negroes
signed TO care for the cargo OF l.422
mules for use OF the English army.
The Armenian was the first shin OF
the many that have carried livestock
from Newport News for the allies to
be sunk by German submarine.
Her cargo. according TO her mani.
fest. filed at the customs house. was
valued at 1921 400.
Among the white muleteers signed.
besides those reported as missing.
were IT. IT, Brenwik Des Moines.
Iowa; Louis Taylor. Bayonne. y J.:
Jess Osborn. Sidney. Neb; Louis
Eckert. Greenfield, Ohio.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-01
LICENSES GRANTED
County Commissioner Issue Permits To
Proprtstors OF Many Busanessss

The county commissioners Yesterday
morning sitting as a license ga 900,
passea iaNorably on the following IL
M Ihose who secured drug licenses were
) Quinn. A. l. Moore g Sinclair r.
~. itau. W. $. McElroy. William Msnk-
meter g NJ. Altmeyer.' Reed. Robb 4.
brtldlng. w. W. Irwin. ohio Valley Drug
~. Grlest * Company. Pool and billiard
licenses went 10: u. 7. Woods A. n Rust
Bros, Andy Przelenski Cummfnrs Rros
henry Blum Sr., William Mccormick and
I'd 'srosscurth. The Musee RoWIerv Sc
cured the only bowling alley license
Restaurant licenses Mere GRANTED 10 4
G. Williamson. Albert Medley and {. n.
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WARRINGTON

MANNiNGTON. W Va June aO-E
=. Ioothusn owner and driver Of Furd
machine which crashed head on into a
- q -. No. rs Passenger train YESTERDAY
afternoon AT 1910. died later 90 cook :
hospital "a Fairmout. where injured pas-
seuEerS were taken after accident IfIa
son kinscy Lee was instantly killed hiz
brother Avis probably fatally injured
ana Miss Audra Ash seriously injured.
Mr.. IoOthman with his wife one daugh-
Ter and two sons resided az Flat Hun
where ne conducted "a general store. ne
j. "a cousin % Deputy sheriff o. D
Ihouas Of this county. Funeral services
for father and son Will BE- held today az
Fiat Run.
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entanslements had long been a source OF

entanglements had long been a source OF
trouble
After special bombardment b. a
French mortar and while tho BON bard
ment Of surrounding trenches which the
enemy held on stubbornly. supported b.
machine guns and artillery. and the at
lacks did not succeed
During the night the enemy made r.
counter attack on the furthest trenches
gained, but was repulscd with heavy
loss.
Except for n small portion Of
trenches already mentioned which Htill
Ia held by the enemy. all and more than
was hoped for from the operations has
been gained"
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Remnants To-dsy-Taylors.
GIRLS COUNCIL
Delegation of sixteen Will represent
Local Y. w. O. A at Summer
land Beach.

4 delegation OF sixteen young women
win represent the various clubs OF the
local Y. w. G. A.. at the Club Girls
Council at Summerland Beach. Buckeye
Lake. which opens tomorrow and con-
Every federation Of Ohio and IVES,
Virginia are sending delegates TO this
council some many as nifty girls
from one association. This being the
FIRST year for Wheeling. the girls ex-
poet next year 20 send more than twice
the number.
Delegates who will go include:
Elsie otto and Lula GrOppe-Happy
Hour Club Of Bloch's co.
Ruth Thomas, Pauline Paetzoid. Flo
Minteer-L. l.. l.. Club OF the Stamping
Works
Margaret Greer. Rose Blessing-sunioj
Club. OF the Home Pearl Laundry
Elsie Rvard--iour Leaf Clover Club
White Swan Laundry
Alice Pockle-O. y. A. club
Rose FladtnE. Catherine Wfae-Vfde
Anna McRennan. Sarah Lyon-Of the
Hazel Atlas Co
Marie Bsyhs-Young Employed Girls
Miss Thompson. the Industrial sccre-
and ME- Fred Faris. the Chairman. 81
~ lndustrial department. Of the Young
Women's Christian Association
send Off Party"
Ihe sirl- wnu DO not 80 70 Summer
Isfp % Thursday evening TO be held
out OF doors. but hecaus. OF the wet
Wehfher. fhiH vii be held a. the T. w
r.. y. huldinE The girls who come FOR
yHigsr VII enjoy an Indoor picnic AZ the
ana GOOD time ~ songs ana i"ii,ssy.nm,
ion All the girls n the clubs are in
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70 malady from which he had been
SUFFERING for several years Recentlv
ne returned from the west. where he
made an unsuccessful effort TO restore
ms former health. The deceased was
the son OF Mr.. aun Mrs. W. 5. Grafton
ana was In the s2nd year OF his age
AFTER his return east he associated
ninset with his father In business al
Martins Ferry. but his continued in
neath necessitated his second withi-
drawa from active life.
funeral services will be held this eve
hIhs at O'Clock at the home OF his
parents. Tomorrow morning the re-
mains VIII be taken to Steubenyille ~
where they Will be inferred
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THOMAS Flynn. son OF the late James
anu Ellen tlynn. OF this city. passed
1 s1aS luSsday evening at O'Clock al
me family residence In WilmerdIng
ia. Death was due TO an attack 81
paralysis which had confined MIN 10 his
nome Tor several months. Deceased was
IN NE ttth year and had been a residsnt
on Niimerding. Pa. for the past 81
years, tie was member OF ST John
Satnohc church. Deceased IL survived
% his wife. three daughters and I've
sons all Of Wilmerding. one sister
airs. John walters also survives
Funeral services will be held Fr,..,.
mofhinE Al $50 o'clock requiem hieb
mass viii be celebrated in 81. John.
Ia MilmcrdfuR '' "e Hstsoe
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TWENTY AMERICANS
(contsnued from FIRST Pag.J

up tonight from Consul Armstrong;
reports follows:
r. Williamson. St Louis.
J. NJ. Monroe. New Orleans.
y. NJ. Cranberry. Montgomery. Ala.
;. X. Sutton, Gainesville. Va.
Harry Stone. New York City.
Brown (cattle ship carpen-
teri. Harrisburg. Pa.
DR.. j. $. Vico. Porto Rico
X. II. Brooks. or West. (Chief fore
man OF muleteers). London, natural
lied American)
Henry. Leroy. Jackson and Speed.
Richmond. Va.
Wall, Foley and Little. Newport
News.
King. Small, Rickert and Cakes.
Norfolk. Va.
Smith. Portsmouth. Va. (The last
named being negro muleteers)
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NEW SKIN DISEASE
AGAIN BREAKS OUT

Special dispatch 20 the Intelfireresr
GRAFTON. ". Va. June 90 An.
other outbreak Of the strange new
skin disease that u being fought By
tho State authorities was reported 10
day at the home 81 Lewis FridIev. Of
Barbour county 70 o. several miles
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After being once released by the
Marion county lunary commission n
Payne. an oil worker Of near Lsurar mort
who had tried on several occasions fd
take his own life. was taken yesterday
TO weston insane asylum rs special
officer v. D.. Harris - this city Hs Was
committed 20 the asylum by commission
after his condition became such that b.
could no longer Do cared for hy his
friends. Payne made no objections on
way 10 asylum. but when BE- arrived tu
weston De became very diaurderiy ADD
10 was with greatest difficulty that De-
asylum
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Mt. John r Bradway. we'll known
resident OF East McColioch street. disd
a uesday evening at the family home in
last wheeling. He was In the 2Sth year
- ais axe. and was a meinb Der Of the
first Baptist church OF this city lie
- survived BY his mother, Mrs. Mary
,5sradMsy. two brothers. Carl ana Charles
kelbe and the Misses Cora. Hazel and
Bertha Bradway.
unsral services will be held to-mor-
- ~. alttrhoYn at O'Clock at the family
residence. No. 9Os McCoIloch street an
chaIge OF Rev. +. T.. Brininstool, pastor
OF the FIRST Baptist church Intermeot
VIII De In Peninsula Cemetery
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'Mr Paste o. tho only man IN our
block who doesn't dread election
dav"
'ffova that
Wei no ballot f. anywhere from
fiF to Zen fcft Ions nowadays. but ha
D. pap'rhanrrr. 20 he isn't AFRAID 10
tackle If judge
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Ntddletcvn Man

HARRISBURG. Pa. June 3O.-The
carpenter named Brown reported to
nave been lost when the Armenian
went down Is believed 10 be William
p. Brown. a seafaring carpenter OF
Middletown, village nine miles from
here. who has been absent from home
about four years. When last heard
from he was ships carpenter on the
lake steamer touching az Canadian
ports.
Remnants To-dsy-Tsylors.
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Impressive funeral services will he
held this morning at $50 o'clock over
the remains o. the late Miss Mary Con-
uer. who died at the Nortn Mfceffnr
hospital Tuesday morning The scrs ices
VIII Dc held at her home on the south
ride. REQUIEM high mass will be cole-
hrated al the Church Of the Immaculate
Conception. intermcnt will be In Mt
Calvary cemetery
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from the early cases. and II f. feared
that more cases will appear In the vi
entity. though rigid quarantine is
being maintained. stock and human
beings that have been treated for
month past are improving
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1915-04-17

public really good music for its
money, and are not paid to nov
away.
Most of these artists come from
belgium. Usually they push around
d piano on wheels, either to be play
ed in solo or to accompany voices or
the violin. In Soho, London's
Latin quarter, the music is of the
gov sort, in the ordinary middle class
neighborhoods the selections run to
he popular and sentimental but in
tle cultivated west end to the CLASH
cal. The new type of street musi-
"ians are not badly rewarded for
they are recognized as respectable
people who have fallen victims to war
conditions.
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BETHLEHEM IS
MYSTERY STOCK
WILD AND ACTIVE SPECULATION
IN SECURITIES ON NEW
YORK EXCHANGE
by Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
NEW YORK, April 14.-Wild and
active speculation in securities was
resumed yesterday under the lead Of
Bethlehem steel which rose and fell
within a range of 80 points and
closed with a net gain of exactly one
point. Its high price of 1916 was
recorded midway of the afternoon
session. All branches of the stock
list which moved forward more or
less were upset by a severe break in
some of the leading issues yielding
more than their gains and closing
with net losses.
But for the inexplicable movement
in Bethlehem steel the average clos
ing prices would have been the
highest for current movement mas
much as Union Pacific, the Hill
group, st. Paul, amalgamated cop
per, and other potential issues were
at one time well above their record
levels of last Saturday. Coppers held
more steady than any other diviS-
ion of the list and their improve
ment was sustained by another adj
vance in the selling price of the re-
fined metal. Foreign exchanges re-
Ilected sudden rates between this
market and Europe, marks falling
to the lowest quotation since the out
break of the war. Total sales of
stock amounted to 1000 65 shares.
The bond division moved contrarily
the greater part of the session. Total
sales, par value, $3,1S4,00O. Unit
ed States bonds unchanged on call.
N.,Nt,t,O~-