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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-28
NO WAR ORDER FOR
HAZEL-ATLAS PLANT
OFFICIALS OF The Company Author4ta-
avely Deny Report Sent Out From
Wheeling.

The Hazel-Atlas Glass company. of
thls city. has no order from the British
government for nine million 0aeks n
De used by the men on the firing line
as conveyers OF condensed food. A re-
port 10 this effect was sent out sunday
nisht' but yesterday officials Of the
company entered an emphatic and a..
thoritative denial. While the company
has been getting considerable business
from ENGLAND. Il Is altogether on re-
count OF the shutting off OF the supply
from Belgian gassmakers. and In no
case has there been an order accepted
IRON the British government. g. had
been alleged. The orders from Fnriand
IL Is stated. are for Jars. and could in
no contingency be used by the army.
on tho contrary they are for household
uses.
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BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE

NEW YORK. Dec a9 -urtf.--r foot
Ueli creamery cHfr1H coz arnraI rfn
.aMct crr1mcrV thirhrr rrOrinrI. lr II
tcf hrHta 2sh nl.c. seconds. l5H ID
Erra-Unacturf. frreh rafhrrrf en-.
ira hne ffm15c. extra nrafn lza
lrHtf. alWltrt rer1u1r I1n I0r. nearby
hrnuorg whites fine fo fancy. mMr.
nearby hrnnrry browns 1rm f0c
lfNHn. IIrmr State whole mIfr nnfr
1rId rr.riaI fft m1Ifnc. DO. nrrrrrr
L1l'E Ur o.. current make arr.InI.
Il. H1Ics d. average fancy. Dol. 81
live Poultry Prices mot r.fffrr.
dressed firm. frrrh EIIrf rH..Earr ff
16c.
FIou-sfrafv.
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steeI az 80 - The highest Since 1910.
me buling - b. interests generally
correct n their attitude on Steel and
- based on the well defined prospects
Tor resumption OF dividends. The talk
mere Is that an extra dividend will be
declared OF sufficient extent TO make ~
Tor the dividends passed this year.
Union Pacinc November net alter tar
es increased St.U41.zzO.
Bankers Trust co. Of New York 10
day nled rcceiVership proceeding
against Texas and pacinc railroad. for
failure 60 pay interest in bonds. Fed
eral Judge Moees set bearing FOR Janu-
ary 81. 1916.
AtchlsOn November net increase 81
O37.tl3.
November productions OF Utah Con
per lS.s22.tZ3 CHINO $4,000; Kay s.
tof@l0s Nevada Consolidated B.As5.4s7
pounds.
A large copper producing agency quot
ing c0pper metal az 81. maZc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-28

Holiday ln London yesterday.
savings banks iu New York show in
crease IN deposits or SIS. 900. 900 for
year ended.
Another domestic Canadian loan OF
ASNl,unu.N" n expected 20 follow recent
100000 1u0 issued.
Lloyd George. az Glasgow demands
thai Union rules be amended TO permit
increasc ln output Of munitions and told
trades unloniHts that unless they mpdI-
ned their rules Great Britain could not
20 on With war.
Great Britain aud rance buy 1880
%. 600 bushels Of wheat from Australia
for $4,000 600.
eral Motors scheduled for today
~ luluEtrinla 1889. uu 1856
20 railways 1n6.a1. or O11Nr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-28
MARKET QUIET
LaHsus Preferred Met Benvfssf De
mana On Local EEohangs Tsster-
daT-olaaa Issues strong

The local stock market was quiet. yes.
tcrlay. but few sales being reported hy
brokers Labels preferred met the heng.
Sect demand. selling nf Ilr Ir.rUg
while nearly 200 shares changed hnnl.
on the F~itfahurgh e~ErhnnFa 81 rlI. Ia
Belle common waa bld at 81. and F7 va.
asked
TIE Fiarr iFauea we're strong yerfer.
day. 1f0 being offered f1r FarforIa
Glass while fiazoi-Atiaa RIaaa uas 5ii
sat f1z !
the first Of fhr new year.. vac fHr .n.r.
800 sEpreHae1 b. Fral br1kera vrrfrr.
DAY After ne holidays however fhra
anticipated considerable activity in Ilra.
stocks
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Totals. ..sS.32s.2s1.7O I%s.s7o.sss.4
Increase. sass, s65.2s
Percent. 33.S

Business men OF the city are graft
fled over the Increased holiday bust
ness shown FOR the late period as com
pared with a year ago. At the same
trely represent the increased business
transacted. In holiday trade a compare
lively small percentage OF the business
Is transacted by checks. and OF course
the great bulk therefore does not fig
ure at all IN the clearings report. Bust
ness men generally agree that the holi-
day trade was thirty percent. or more
larger than a year ago.
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BEARS In CONTROL
ON CHICAGO BOARD
On Strength of Big Increase IN the
United States Visible supply
OF wheat

CHICAGO. Dec. z7.-Bears had the
advantage most of the time in the
wheat market today owing largely 70
a big Increase OF the United States Wis
ible supply. Prices closed weak. at
the same as Fridays finish to IL O.
INC lower. with December at 12TA,
and May at 1867 Gl2T.
Corn gained = TO &c net. and oats 4
uA to sc. In provisions the iutcOme
was unchanged to 1bc lower.
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Cash quotations..
No: !. red, sI.i59I24. No. Z. hard.
slz.h 9l2Sh; No. ,. hard f1.ls9
Corn-No. ?. yellow. old. 7Ba75Lc.
No. 4. yellow. new. 6gG7iIzc: No. 4.
white. new. 81 O. Il &C.
Oats-NO. 3.Wh tie ga q 4gtac. stan
dard 44m4b&c.
Rye-No. >. 9Sc.
Barley-e4a 7gc.
Ttmothy-t5 BOnS2b.
CloVer-Sli. 90 n 1900.
Pork-3I6.35 Is.
Lard-t962.
Ribs-S9.5O9 1000.
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NEW YORK. Dec. 27-Bank clearings
In the tnltei States for the week end
INK December %. a. reTorted 10 Brad
streets Journal. aggregate $3.50 SIS 900
against ~Sf,622f52.O00 last week and 81
S35. 2f5. 600 In this week last year. Fol
lowing are returns from some OF the
principal cities with -centa Of
rharna from IhIa W. Lar vanr
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AsH EncnrvURsHrP ron
TnIAl 3 HAcrrrn man.

DALLAS Trrrr. Dec 11-Reoalvrr-
eHlp Tor Che reN1a and racluc Railway
conn1nv wfa asked in n petition ficd
N..' t'ilr hF fne Bankers trust Com
uanF of Vow York. through their local
attorneys Irrulf fn payment a. m
forrest 0n bonds d. alleged Wearinr was
90 fHr January af
Attorney fnr the railroad rsrvua ~
Wee that They would contest the rscaiv-
erehln.
T'o petition which included ne New
orleans Railway Company. n Trr.u 49,
IarIfic property aflrrca default IN n
foroef end principal OF ut00ao10 49,
nnd wuriraar bonds. Issued oririnaifv
in iss Tor SIS 600 Gee ard since rsfu-sf
George d Gould is Chairman on the
fevas sra Parino which operates main
N Pm hq1iaiana IoEna and Artanaaa
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C)-Books close Dec. IL for ? mar
cent dividend payable Dec. 20 ana ner
cent dividend Jan. Srd.
(D-ENt cash DIVIDEND of AZ A.
elared. payable Jan. ;. 1916. Books close
Dec. 20. 1915.
.,t)-Books close December 20. for
IL dividend. payable Jan. L. 1919
(6)-BOoka close Decemher 90 for
IL . dividend. payable Jan. /. 1914 "
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WHEELING. W Va. Dec 27. f7.
The Hcutr ~PittsburEh atocss corrsctsa
onily tt a IT. Maaton 2 Co. hnnksra
BROKERS National nanF of W-~f
Virginia tuIldiun
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PETROLEUM

OIL CITY b. d.. III e-.r.
ln.H NaIa NIrH |lN 100. nrnrrrn nn
~. t~hirmenfH f,.iHlf. atrrnrr Ca
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PITTSBURGH. Pa. Dec. 27.-Cattle-
Steady. supply. so cars: choice. SS-5O0
$50. price. $3.50 m6.bO.
ShceU-Highcr: supply light. prime
wcthers. 81. 15W 700: cuils and common.
$500 4 so: lambs. 500 1850. veal
calves. Si0.50 W1IO0.
Hogs-Higher; receipts. IS double
dccks: prime heavics. $500: mediums
ana heavy workers.. ser 0G.SO. light
rcughs, 25.75 500.
CHICAGO, Dec. 27-Hogs-Rocsipts.
: 5000; weak; bulk. S6I0 u65S. neht.
4a.s5 s4a: mixed. f6l05 $3.50: heavy.
$50 So: rough. &610mG2s: pigs.
Sf.15m5e0. ~
tattle-lteccipts. $1,000. weak. native
beef steers, 5000 ~ H.-1. cows and beff-
cre S2Aom N.l0; calves. gs-50T9H
shccp-Rccctrts. ll000: strong: weth-
lambs. s7.2509.75.
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HAY AND GRAIN

Quotations ~ & ~ urannff-r a o..
AAy' Grain Farming implements,
iola Markst Street
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS
WHEELING. vs. Va. Dec. co. IE
Corrected by A D. Maafen y cs wew.
bera Eoafun STOCK Exchange
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LOCAL STOCKS
STOCKS. IBid

WHEELING. w. Va. Dec. 81. rs.
Stock Exchange:
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BY GEORGE

NEW YORK CURB MARKET
WHEELING. W. Va. Dec. ~, rs.
Reported BY a. y. Masten q Co. A. p.
Brand, manager. members New York
stock Exchange.
Industriais. E,o Bid / Az.
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NEW YORK COTTON MARKET

WHEELING, W.. We. uoc 81. rs.
Market reported hy a. b. Maafen a Co
mcmbcrs New York stock Exchange.
open. Hsh. Low. h clo..
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Additional financial and Market
Reports on Page Eight.
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%PTTTsBURGH sTonKs

Total shares ssl.goo
Bonds 1Is 600
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midas railroads pension old en-
pi0yas
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LIVE STOCK


Good 90 Choice 11S b goo
Good 90 choice. 100 Do fTs
Falr Co good. 100 to $50
EFmrm and nnrmn
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-11-18
Opportunity Knocks at
The HOuSek eper'S Door!

To- = s.
Cleanliness goes hand in hand with civilization.
Clean homes clean bodies and clean minds make great
people. --.-- -.''e..--
Woman has: in all ages stood for the "e'e.n up
standards of civilization.
In ancient days she took the family wash down to
the river and after smashing it about laid down On
This the first "Womans Club!'
Then the back-breaking scrubbing board of
more recent day. IT'S said it thought out BY =
savage chief who liked his wives suffer much
as possible. hykienic Buebeard who instead
of chopping off the wifes head broke her hack and
knocked her knuckles on the old washboard.
To get away from the washboard required q device
it before.
force the and soap hack and forth through the
fabric That oosens the dirt and carries it out Of the
goods, without any injury
number of vacuum washers rushed the market.
Many were eheap made Of tin and poorly constructed
They sold but they wouldn't wash!
After careful experimentation a really good vac
put suds back forth through the clothes
Instead Of the old fashioned bar soap you use the
more economical 20 Mule Team borax soap chips which
in the water. there isn't any boiling. soaking Or
really so.
We have arranged to supply one of these wonderful
Team Borax or 20 Mule Team Borax Soap Chips The
washer will work perfectly and last for the
borax soap chips cost less to use than old fashioned
Authorized representatives in this vicinity.
exhibiting the washer and explaining the simple method
of using it with the inexpensive borax chips. One
will probably call at your house and will be well worth
it is wonderfully simple and simply wonderful!
See it by all means!
You can tell when the authorized representative
1"m and Mule Bora9 sosp
No doubt the name and fame Of the .2O Mule Team"
Borax Products are already familiar to you.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-11-18
As We GROW OLDER

our minds are quite as active as in
former years but our strength does not
respond when we needit most; perhaps
the kidneys are weak, the liver torpid,
rheumatic pains or stiffened joints
beset us, and we cannot easily throw
off the colds that winter brings.
What we need is the rich cod liver oil
in SCOTS Emulsion to renew the blood
ndcarry strength to every organ Of the
body, while its glycerinesoothes the res
piratory tract, and its hypophosphites
strengthen the excitable nerves.
SCOTS Emulsion is a scientific oil
food, Of unusual benefit to those past
fifty years-particularly during the
colder seasons, it imparts warmth and
creates strength. One bottle sBill pEoxs
its worth. No alcohol or harmful drugs.
Scott & BOVINE. bloomfield. NJ 1s-s<
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with 4 sheer, your interest ID my
welfare Is positively affecting. Any one
might suppose that l haG promised to
share the estates. II got them. with
you-which assure You would be very
far from my intention. Il seems TO me
l might more Reasonably ask what your
game is. Leslie vaTney IL not liar. I
There was stern note in his voice. Il
believe her when she says that you
demanded bride for your silence.
'.As for excusing yourself on the plea
that you were playing double game,
that won't hold water. She says that
you asked for an annuity, which proves
at once that you were prepared to keep
me out Of the property Indefinitely. No,
dear boy, between the proverbial
stools you have como to the ground.
You have cverreached yourself, as
many a clever man has done"
Erdsley shifted his position and as
sumed bored expression. :.s II the
baronet were merely wasting words.
Il went in this BUSINESS" he said. ito
make what ! could out of it You did
not suppose was doing 1t for your
fine eyes, did you! l thought ! could
drive a better bargain wit. that little
wretch
Sir Ralph started angrily. I'll trou-
BILE you not to refer to Mrs. Varney in
that wsy"-he objected fisrcely.
Erdsley sprang to his feet and.
shouted in amazed astonishment:
Whats the matter with you, Caves
ton? Are you going to turn over a
new leaf? Rehearsing the part of the
good old country squire. I suppose. l
shall refer to that little cat as jolly
please
you WON'T said the other man
grimIy.
''Erdsley sprang to his feet and,
placing both hands on the table stared
beneath his knitted br> into his old
accomplice's face. What the duce
does all this mean?" he demanded.
Your sudden fondness TO-. the WON
an you are trying to swindle out of her
property-your interview with Steele?
Great Scott"-he cried. as a light of
comprehension came into hi eyes
Have they squared you to keep quiet
You haven't been such a fool as to sac
rifice your claim to the whole estate
for an allowance, have you? I've
known you to be fool, but you can't
be such fool as that
What the dickens h it got to do
with you! hissed the exasperated bar
onet. thrustirg his face almost into the
other mans. Il paid you the other fifty
quid l promised you. You tried to sell
me. II | choose to drop this business,
what have you to say"
This" and their faces almost touch.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-11-18
True Secret Of Keeping
Youthful Looking


,, :s ss1 s.;, SEER. q .::s,ns s,s:1:
a siL!s - e k:se s: . ny:r e; ,sad bow.
@ 81 4 q shs :y'tsm; poiist,ax N: bleed
3oiats One becomes nabbS,. obese. nsrv.
oua mentally slpg9tsh. Aull-sysd. wriA-
But to get liver and bowels working
- they ought. without producing evil
tan.ssly: thsEe T. : pre.eription q N:
e ecavs9ient tablet form. Its value e
e. !: sa T., dss,ysd fsS
s e: bs:a called .ys9s..6!s e.ioms,. Be;
course Il - not to be CHASED With the
real cajensl Of msrcurial origin. Theirs
70 - habit-foTmlng constituent In ;ssnta-
nsr ea6lsss-thats the nam@enA thsa1
e' % e. sSss.
T.. ys4stssls tablsts tsnd % imI.It
tin.l vail. esntanel tablets: which may
worth Vim do-wili prove 4 revelation
an1 oo0otioated. uvsr-troubled Dersoo1
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HURRY UP, 80,
OTHER "sTEWs" Al so
HER HUSBANDS
49,. WIDOW
CHAPTER Iiv.

= "You know better. do You 2. Erdsley
looked angrily and suspiciously at the
baronet and reached for the box OF
cigars which lay open on the table.
Sir Ralph nodded, leaned back, and
crossed his legs with nonchalant air.
i've just seen Steele. In fact, it's a
wonder you didn't meet on the stairs.
Lucky thing for you you didn't! Ha!
ha. He would have shaken you as a
terrier would rat!'
Erdsley banged his fist on the table.
''I'm not going to stand any talk of that
sort, Gaveston," he shouted. do you
hear? I shouldn't wonder if that big
brute had not been threatening you.
He is telling you lies. He never mar
ried that woman-she has told me SO
herself"
Sir Ralph looked across at him from
between half-closed lids. She told you
SO herself?" he repeated. who did,"
Mrs. Melas, as she calls herself.
I've seen her. had made practically
sure of 1t in Egypt, but l thought it
would facilitate matters to have 1t
from her own lips. l reminded her
that II she had been married to Steele
she would certainly lose her Egyptian
property. That brought her round all
right. | threatened to write to her
late husbands relatives" He chuckled.
LAS matter of fact, I've done so al.
ready. She will get letter, by next
mail which will extract flat denial
OF any previous marriI &c from her
pretty quick, If I'm not mistaken"
Sir Ralph stroked his chin. You
seem to be very jealous in this bust
ness, my friend" he observed Very
jealous
"Yes--and you don't seem to to be-
returned the company promoter rest
ing his arms on the table and looking
keenly it his confederate. That's what
l can't make out. What game are you
playing now. Gaveston? Remember. !
know enough to land you in Jail for
the rest Of your. life, 50 don't try your
monkey tricks on me- What's your
game. / say -
My dear boy" replied the older man
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-11-18
RECALL KISSING SCENE

Now the ladies are getting together
and forming parties to attend the box
ing matches, and at least q dozen
threaten to be at the next fight. Now
listen. girls: I'm your friend. and want
you to have a good time. Keep away,
for with you there the sport will be
spoiled. Some Of the rouEhnecks
won't have the nerve to yell, xiii
him." Hit him in the STATS" Keep
the blood comm ,:id," and other
charming epithets that make the sport
popular. Oh. yes, we forgot: they also
yell, Kill the referee" We have a
lot of good friends In town.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-11-18
WE'RE SORRY NE DIDN'T

After reading the few foregoing
paragraphs you realize that our husky
friend has not knocked our block of,
and It Ia evident that he has given up
the idea. We reckon that the bluff
we put up about not being frightened
scared him OF. But, on the level, we
had Pinkerton and Burns detectives
on our track and were seriously con-
sidering hiring Philo Gubb.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-11-18
STARR FIRM. NOTICE
NOT GARDEN OF. EDEN

Here's one from the kokomo Kid
that we reprint. because it is the only
readable message he has let 80 OF In
weeks. This comes from Naked Lake,
Mich. and reads: Boys not per.
mitted to swim while ladies are around
without their bathing suits" Well, We
should hope not!
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-11-18
BAN ON NEIGHBoRS

There il q farmer east Of town who
has two fences around his farm. and
what puzzles us Is whether he has
them up to keep his stock In or his
neigh boris out. To the best of our
knowledge he never has stolen any
horses.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-11-18

relatives At Greenvflle and Richmond
recently :. Mrs. Joe Cooper and
daughter Mary visited Ebert Cooper
at the hospital Saturday afternoon.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-11-18
NO RACE SUICIDE?

The game wardens want to know
what z man does with twenty-six rab-
bits that he bags In a day They say
Richmond hunters must have large
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-11-18

People In Holland haze Gpeut their
summer vacations 1T home this yoAf.
and the Dutch hotels have pro0te1 In
consequence.
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I'd rather sbe . lobster than. . wise

I'd rather be . lobster than , wise
- guy: >~-~ ,~se~. ~-~.--v a-ssae4.~~
ia rather be Z good thing than a
sport.
Tho the lob may be = joke.
Yet the lob IL never broke,
While the wise guy always 10 trifle
short. ......e.,
Don't worry bout the chap that gets
the lemon
Hes sure to get the peaches when
they fall.
And the more Of life I see, -~
1t certainly SENS to me .... =,
That the Holsters is wise guy after all.
sTARR FIRM, NOTICE
A Logansport butcher has card 10
his window reading, I'VE use every
thing in the hog but the squeal." With
out doubt They sell the squeal to
phonograph people. r. ,--es,.--. .>- .-~
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-11-18

soMEBoDY GIVE IT ONE
We have not seen any Loose ones
laying around our desk, and we claim
STANDARDIZATION distant-with
many hunters. The boys are evidently
putting the game In cold storage.
...- HURRY UP, SOY
Our telephone number Is 1874, and II
We can't get away. We are always will
ing to spend a dime on a messenger
boy t's ''*'
OTHER "sTEWa' ALSO
And q lot OF. the gang are or is
married and their wives are all good
cooks and willing to turn out rab-
bit stew at any time. 49, .e.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-09-01
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

large number of Miss Susie Whaley's friends were present at Hi- bernian hall Monday evening when the members of the Good Luck Sew ing Club rendered her a ''MiscelIan- eous Shower Miss Wha1ey was the recipient of many useful and orna- mental gifts. After the packages had been opened and the verses attached to each gift had been read, refresh ments were served, and dancing was then enjoyed until a. late hour. Among those present were: The Misses Susie Wha1ey. M. ConneII, M. Judge, B. SuI- livan, Mae Whaley, A. Dunn, H. Quin- hvan, A. Hanley T. Fenton, A. Ab- bolt, M. Coughlin, J. Hanley, I. Judge, M. Fenton, Mildred and Maytie Weary, A. Castelot, K. Hartnett, A. Lehaney, K. Hanley, M. Castelot, A. Hodgins, K. Buckley, M. Doherty, M. Scanlon, I. Sotaankonas, M. Cotter, F. Walsh, K. Mahoney, M. Day, and H. Carroll; i; the Messrs. John Caste1ot, George Coleman, B. Cornell, L. McKeon, J. Carley, N. Tolte. J. Briscoe, D. Ras- kind, F. Caste1ot, L. Wendell, M. O'Bren, J.. Hartnett, J. Collins, A. Lindholm, w. Pete, William Apple yard, J. ConneH, M. Caste1ot, F. Brady, J. Fee F. Cook, T. Gallagher, R. Carlson. P. Brady, P. Cornell, E.. Cotter, E.. Lonergan, T. Hogan and Toe Castelot, MT. and Mrs. P. J. Wha- ley, J. Conne1, J. Kamer1ing, William Castelot, M esdames E. F. Clark, Mary Cotter, Katherine Whittle. G. DeVoe, c. Clark.
 All present wished Miss WhaIey the best luck during her married life.