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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-24
COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK, October @3.-iiuilish southern
spot adviccs and Liverpool ste;uiircss i'm
parted general steady tone To tn" cot
ton market during tu-.ay's early session.
but prices weakened later ON reports "a.
unsettled sterling .NchnnE. and prospects
TOR more Favorable weather over sunday.
The closing was steady, net unchanged 20 :,
points lover.
The market opened unchanged t" points
higher. and, after some irreSularity. sold /
to 3. points above last night. with december
touching i2.I"c March i2.S2c. and &iay
l.s.c There scattered covering and
some local buying. encouraged by favorable
reviews OF III" domestic goods markets
and reports that Southern spot cotton hmld-
not following Tie 0cclin" In futGr.E
t'rivate Liverpool cables contributed to ;ha
buiish View In this respect oy reporting
rhat the market there HAD advanced Oh sur.
trade calling In the ahscnc" "i hedging, and
Il was reported that there was Il good l;us-
sian export demand. Uncertainty a. to the
showing 81 ginning figures ou Monday a;.d
tho forecast for generally lair weather over
Sunday checked the buying. however, and
offerings became heavier In the late truJial;
on the break in sterling exchange. IIouges
with Memphis and New Orleans connections
we're among the late sellers. While there was
considerable pressure upon local sources.
with December selling or to i".iOc and March
10 L.,
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pf.I IsoiI. MlCli.. October - lie
N"""h August and October :. The Au-
tefS"h Electric Car tumpauy "Hi,l,
na"N"S thc Detroit cl-ctTics. has sol.
per cent AZ many cars a. it SolI Dur
ms 'I' 'ntlr" year 1919. The business
~ Increasing at such rate that Sin,o
thursday. october a. Il large fore, is
NC'kihs nights. Al tho present time
ms conIrany has between l.luc aud
i'""o hi"i on It's pay roll. tho Earnest
number IN it's history. The scheduled
output Tor lHl" il 1000 passenger cleo
ti'' vehicles Til" daily average pro.
"uC.'uh - no" ten cars. but this will
probably b. Increased to tlGt.on .r n,o,,
before long. An addition. Io.xIa, -,
mas been made to tho body department.
ana possibly other cnlar-emouts will
bc made necessary.
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fsuuk Statement.

Ne" YORK, October @g.-l'h- s:4.-lnar;
OF ihe actual corC!t!"l Of clearing nous,
BANKS ana Trust c1mpa ric- 10y III. 49, q
shows that tn! hold tl.a 30 80 -~s.,v. In
eNcess oi !rSa! requirements. This is sin
McTe"H" @! !+'oiiSC over LOST week The
statement follows:
ctuA, condition:
Loans. etc. increased ir0.styj
reserve IN own vaults decreased ST.s- tAi
H"serve IN Federal Reserve Bank increase
,, i;e.eTv- it o:her deposi:or!.s increase!
st d, maHd deposit increased ,,e 5s..Sec
Set time deposits increased .s.;s.p,i
.icl!ati"'! increased N,,yS.
aggregate reserve. 81, ~. 81
-NcSsS reserve increased ,,J.;s.u
NSWmtf! Of state banks and rrr-, ,......-
H-"'.' tn Greater NV York. not Include.
IN clearing house sta tcrn-nt:
i:'"ne' "'c., increase! S5,igj5ny
SbeGi" increased Si.l 500
!"snl tenders Increased sI6aGc1
iv't! deposits decreased 81 No..
,.-hi.H casH r"s'Tv" IN vault. s!",-urA
:.Nt companies cash reserve in vuliIt-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-24

mcnts, after AN early show Of strength,
bccam" Irregular near the close. Amer
lean and british IuauUfacturin. scored
recovery from the low level OF yes
icrday, only to dcclin. TO about the
clos. OF tive previous session. Carbon
steel reached another new price rec
ORD and closed near the top. Dealings
were ON a larger scale than thOs. pre-
viorsly reported last week. The motor
shares were fairly active and tirmer.
but final prices were below tn" level
Of the previous close in some in
stances. Tho balance Of tho special
ties werc fairly active and price
changes were mixed. Metal shares
Were qu:ctcr and prices held steady at
near tn" close OF yesterday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-24
HOUSTON HIGH SCHOOL
HAS AN AUTO CLASS
owners Of Ours Given Instructions In
Automobile Construction hy
I,Anert

There viii! be n night school ella 50
organized at Central High School In
automobile constructing. says the
Houston ,TeNas) Chronicle. The prin-
ciplc upon which gasoline engines and
automobiles are operated. and built,
and all Of the details that an operator
must understand in order that he may
operate and care for any make OF car
OF gasoline engine. will he taken up
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5000 Mu>weIIs Each M.,,h

Nearly 1l.ooo MAXWELL cars were hrilt
oE thc maxwell Motor COMPANY. 10
rot Mich. durin. August ana Sen
,ember This is Loo cars more thpr
me sales departments had scheduled
re- inning with October the Drodurtion
~. h'cor"lrS to Sales Manager
(. r. Stobbins. will bc c.oon ',,I..
month -
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NV yonk rK0DrCE M,RkIr.

-NI.N jim. bCiOber .1.-Raw ,u-nr
rteady; fnnlIss"r. ts2; centrifugal. 40: re-
hn"d. sr.dy. Spot c"re-, I:ic -. 7..c. i'u-
iur"s Irregular: December, So: May r.ss
On mo!rr''te commission hous. buying on
nr'Hn"ss IL 'h- 'rui" pDsitioi.. but s.l,i.r
h"' iH" more aggressive In the late -up,t.Ls
ami Inter prizes w"r" irregular. closing AT
H't unchanged 10 points decline The
,narE~' closed firm: spot. ..t1Is.lG. october
$500 300. No"hnt"r. '.piVSti: Decc,nr.r
$500; January. 7.:TII.rc; F-bruary, o..
sos: March. S.bsa.."i april, H9SrSI7; NJ
i|nN-'. Total sales s,"Nv barrels
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RICHMOND LIVE sroCk M,nKrr

e. .'IIoN HV',h ifds:'
Bes' steers. !i..s: medium 20 good sJ:u.;
Common I" :4!-, 5hf. B.st hClfers. ~. U6s.
medium TO ;;cOd. 900; CO. mon 20 iltr
So. Past co-s. 5'.r5N: medium TO -ood
ed: common 20 fa:r 3'-c4> E.st u,.cu
"a in"diIm 10 %oo! 10: common 10
Jar. 500. Best h'il!s 5'.r5 U-ht. g.'l q.
Bet cJi'es. "-I.J: co:nmou aut medium.
"a -. Cows ga! co!ves. Ssr9i-s i!"st ro~.
49,; lEh.. s',u.=; ~crs su. sage :: .,si.
E"st sh-ep. 5H"; common 20 i.Ir. a. W
lambs. s'-G:: COMMON ara Wrht yG-
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PErENsErEG rEANrr NlANi...r.

R-o2r:.d by k0dgcr- pi:u.u.-r & -. G.,o..
f-!tKS BURG. "a, october .3 -<pa!l!St.
bus bel: No." stock. market not YET ~.
;iiai!y op-r-l Cleaners Offering: d-v and
CEN Sprnisa, Hc per bu-h.i: Er"e- ana
CITY Spanish. 20 - G9r pr blshe
W" urge farmers The iGlior.arce az h.,..
fOi" ,hreshir-
NifsinisS: TURNER'S s;o,k-Ma.E.. .,e.Iv
ah'E Jumbo @'.C Der pound: :arcy hand
picked SIC per pound. .>.rs MIN. -
rer pound; 5h-I!iUE stock. %" pr purrI.
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t;"d AZ unf1yorab!e impression. and checked
~" Upward tendency Later ia the d.;
Sid. t
Weather condition. oyer tho bolt showed
Improvement, and ~ small extent we!~
EaiHat values. The !Uar!;et closed stead
a Z" decline OF "a points. Closing bids:
b"ccint"r. l2.j: J.nlnGy rec Narcn, - ~:
May. i:S: july. 1888. spot cotton. stead
unchanged ni!!GiinS. To. Sales on the .no,
.ltI h.In h..rr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-24
RICHMOND PRODUCE MsRKy.r.
Wt.ol~- al, Quot atoms
Witnie Caer
-. Levy Commission col
ND hrnoIG, Va. OctoJr- - n
Ia.

MARKET CONDITION.
pou!tr-'-ch!ck ens. receipts heavy: market
lower bU. rctiv- TT prices quoted: hons Re.
c-ir:s hcayys ma'h"t glutted and dull.
.:E=s-Rcceip's remain light and IN good
demand. I',tter-Siarfct firm. r.c.ip,-
liS:'t. Dc"r-Hiark.' dull owing n warm
weather. ca.te-Ncals scarce and wanted:
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MISCELLANEOUS M,RkLr>.
COTTON GOODS

: t.W YORK October ..!-s'arp., t'.y.r.
ar. IN IA" markets Ia ia-c. number. In an
i!cipation OF the lare- auction Monde
Linens. yer. ';ri Cotton goods aud yarns
are StehdN Knit COOL .HG spot mon,
Wear ect!ve. Burlhps y,.ra firm
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-24

special TO The Times Dispatch
NEW YORK, October o2-N,r
STOCKS Were again The feature OF the
'rad!nS on I'll" curb, hut pric" move
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SEVERAL INDUsTR|ALs
TOUCH NEW HIGH PRICES
baldwin Is Star Performer, Going to
Record Figure, subsequently
Dropping on.
MOTOR STOCKS ARE IN DEMAND
Heaviest Dealings Are In Spccialtics.
Which Advance From ; To- 80
Points-Littlc Attention Paid TO
Decline in Foreign Exchange.
ny Rpo>DAS WALL.

NEW YORK. october pa No,wl,Lstand-
market maintained a s;rous undcr'onr TO
day, several indus;riais touching new. Ei:n
prices. baldwin was the sta, performer OF
the Industrial group. advancing t" nvW
high record OF iiti. ana subs-anen,ly ,dron.-
corey that he. has NOT ACQUIRED, and IL not
trying to acquire control al the Baldwin l.",
,,nnad,an racinc. the rail- iii ii,u" tIa' &,
worthy of Attentions. Motor ri"cis wcr" IN
Motors touching n"w hIen rt'"cs o,,.,.
points. Dealings yer. heaviest ., The Spe-
ciai,ies. which advanced rom t" 10 poll ,,.
lol' American i-irsech attracted attention
by IFS activity, and strength
In the second hour proiit- taking SAFES Teic
made in heavy "oiu'n" and resulted IN 'nb-
,abIished hy The arccini,ies rho e-c!in".
however. ,ris orderly aud without ,irn" "t
reskness.
The decline In foreign exchange to ;he loves.
poin, In more Than Il month. $40 ,t..,.
rrico In about thre- years hiy!ns 90 -"
September earnings are expected /" max" !:
sfy cry s"gi , "..o f 3; ~ ,me rS Of i pr e-@
on tho common should not b." talon ="ti.
S.sv. r .e%.e IN LII %'.lS i nor man
Det cent the common. TIL" 'h'r"t nf"
sue. can DO carried Ui small margin nHr
l.
,o,s. maxim ,he .eeo"a 'yi,nin tn.ss day.
40 business in Bethlehem steel cG,n1non o.
The old basis. THE !. said 20 be du- TO 'h-
=, a r.snl. OF :, clever p!ecc OF ror, bv ."u.e
spectators who had purchased the stool.
NEW YORK. oc,oeer 2a-Trah:t= va
= u"e. but on:uSrd during t";ihE So,
uow high records ~"i. made. mai;iy ia
.u,or,obil- share. and Baldwin i.oeosn"'iy".
ri. latter rose y. points to lHii. im M
..noT!ci.l d-nbl that ih- COMPANY "a !"
'gpre ga Il merger i'm ,ha N":"Hta .''""'
s,n1cbak.r aud Continents! can ALEC :ran-
tested Tcactiorary ienleicles. inc ipf,n"f
rv.r point 20 TO- on ~" -tntemru, ina.
had failed 10 'lo-" large w1F con
Pullman Car "orc "m""| IA" "ih"' h-ANs
specialti-s.
.estns i.ric-, bat denoted som" rc-.Hnrt 90
tire anal dealings. when = eniir" iis' zee
ored lesvtn~s- IN connection ~t'h ~" ""aN-
ness In foreign "NchuuS"
Iordons. STOCK fSc:lnnEc W.. 800. na'
tirih.r Offering o: oUr s"cl:!u,s ie'" re-
dircct outcome %; Ia. break in eN.nnrs".
Tho S.ptemhcr statement 90 S"riA':n -
e!hc earning. shoeeL net SIN 81 -, 60.
iion of merchandise rn. Increased r@;a!'
Tho BANK, ,,at.ment showed an aappT;'ce.an !s
ash gain. nr; nc;uai loans -, .Sr@HI.d ~ '*"r
1850 nhd asr..''s b. 1900 LII "''
Tn. bond market was Irm on hGA. deal
inss Total shl"-. par N~!E" aEsr~ti."A
Cnited states bord- w.r. h,gner ns :. 20 3.
per cent on call ;oF The "c""
as:f s,. fin s si%ty.day 6,l. $40: 10
oernanG: stea: Tor cabies, .s,e5'5. Bat silver.
ts=, NJ dollars. -1'z. '.uN"F:ii'4ea
bonds steady railroad bonus. tfin
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Official Range and Sale Of Stocks in New York

S''cS stock.
'.lO0 l!is-chalmcrs ......
600 Allis-Chaimers. pfd. &C..
3.lO0 Am. AGry Chem. com. h.
$500 Amer. Beet Sugar. com.
300 American Can
lcO American Can. pfd :. -.
3S.SoO Amer. Car and Fdry.
100 american Cotton Oil. -.
400 Amer. Hide and Lea, pr.
1900 American .ins.ed Oil;
10000 American Locomotive
Amer. Loco. pfd.
5000 american Smelling -.
A'nerican Snu. com. 49,.
200 American Sugar
500 Amer. Tel. ana Tel. Co.
900 American tobacco. com.
American Tobacco. pfd
100 Anaconda Copper 49,.
$40 Atchison
Atlantic Coast Line.
y. G: l.. OF Connecticut
200 baltimore. and Ohio.
100 bethlehem Steel Co. com
+, lDo Bethleh"in steel Co. Df.l
900 Baldwin Loco.
200 brooklyn Rapid Transit.
100 Central Leather. com
900 Canadian Pacific .....
700 California Petroleum -.
300 Chesapeake and Ohio.
Chicago Great Western
300 Chi. Great West. pfd
~" Chi. Mil. and 81 Paul. =.
l.SOV crCcibic Steel Cor. com
1000 crucibl. steel, pfd.
900 Colorado Fuel and Iron.
Colorado and Southern.
800 Consolidated Gas
.,i"p corn l'rounctS. com.
Den. and Rio Gran, com
--'"'' i.i u
500 frIc, LIST pfd
Fed. NJ in. and SIN. pfd. =.
500 General Electric
1900 Goodrich
Nco Great Northern. pfd
Loo Great Northern Ore CTS.
Illinois Central
40 lnterboro- Met. ...
$40 lutra Nickel
800 Int. Harvester. com.
100 Int. Nor. Marine. pfd.
900 Int PAPER ...
10" Int Paper. pfd. .........
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NEW ORLEANS. October @S-Af,er an All
vance OF TO points early to-day. cotton
declined under liquidation and closed Within
point or the lowest, at net decline ~
to points. II was Il small week end SEES
sion, with both sides inclined to cvcn-up
Monday.
Tho carly morning improvement wns IN
sympathy with better cables aud bullish
expectations regarding ginning. Shorts wcro
inclined to cover. and they found offerings
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-24

Jew YORK, october .2--Port movement
Nitdling. l2.4Sc. stock, 30i.6oy bales
Total to-day nt all ports--Nct reccints
Ills bales exports 80. bales; stool;
.als.l2i bales.
TOTAL for wcck-Net receipts. 36I7s t,le.:
exports. "9ls0 bales.
Total for scason-Nct receipts .2s 40
bales; exports. l,iG4.GI7 bales.
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R1cmMoNp STOCK M.,RkEr.

~ IhSN!f u F'''II ~
Richmond. Va, Dctrrcr -, ISL
SALES on HOARD.
Two shares Virginia Railway aad Power
Company. pa. at -!
Two shares Virginia Railway ami Power
Fifty share virrnla Railway AID Power
COMPANY. com. az
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-06-23


Never ag hmhm Why our
many
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-06-23
LATTA TO SUCCEED
FIELDS ON TIMES

Oklahoma City June q. The Ok
laboma City Times which has had
tempcstuous career in Its attempt to
shape the destiny of the Republican,
party in Oklahoma is to undergo an
other change July /. On that date
John Fields is to give up the wheel
and T. A. Latta of BartIesyille will
undertake the work pf steering the
old craft through the mine-strewn
channel into the harbor OF Paying
Business.
Fields has not been as successful
with the Times as he was with his
farm publication, and Latta. as edi-
|tor and owner OF the Morning Ex-
|aminer in BartIesyllle, has been los
ling ground. SO with a little Imam
|cial assistance and with the hope
that springs eternal among Oklaho-
ma Republicans In an off year, they
reached an understanding whereby
Latta took charge Of the property.
Latta probably will sell his Bart
lesyille property. lie intends taking
up his permanent residence in Okla
homa City.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-06-23

HOW GOOD ADVERTISING
SELLS GOODS; THE DIRECT
APPEAIs AS A FACTOR

II Chicago. June 2s,The pithy lines
which are stfiven for IN much ad-
matter sparklcd III address
es given here today before The house
|torgan section pf the convention Or
Hthe associated Advertising Gibbs ot
Ethe World Thic style was partien-
lariy marked in the rcrarks of q.
Henry Mackintosh. of Duluth, MINI,
and Vincent +. Price, Of vt. sIouis.
\ aI.ots of perfectly good advertising
men will tell you that art is a very
secondary consideration in advertis
/ ing" said MI Mackintoah, who is an
/ artist @sArt nothing! they will
!, shout, adding tho sole purpose Of ad
'vcltising Is 10 sell goods, and II It
docs that don't care how inartistic
. 1t is!r
| "Yop and know, Of course, that to
| sell goods Is the art in advertising
and that an inartistIc advertisement
Ii one which falls to achieve that
end. s#
The Greeks had the right Idea
about art. They neyer lahored TO
make anything beautiful They Just
went ahead and fashioned II to serve
it3 purpose as simply and perfectly
as possible and then 1t couldn't help
being beautifully
lsIr Macintosh, speaking OF arr
tistlc covers for house organs. con-
tinued:
Z IA picture Of pretty girl appeals
ito most men. but VIII 1t make par
ticularly pertinent appeal to the men
in the business which you are at
tempting to Influence through your
house organ?
Eyes. II you are running an em-
ployment agency for chorus ladies Or
cloak and suit models. Otherwise,
probably not
IaIr Price discussed the house or
gan from the standpoint of producing
good will
Good WILL he said, lis the gem
orator Of business preference.
at oyerlooks mistakes, forgives
negligence and admits arguments. It
is tremendous asset to any busi-
ness and pne worth striving for BY
all means possible
TO reach the custoMerls hcars
and 10 keep his general Impressions
as TO the general ethics of the house
10 Is doing business with, there must
Be tile feeling that that which is be-
ng given through the medium OF the
rouse organ is directly or indirectly
or his benefit.
The direct appeal for buainess is
legitimate field for the house or
IAN, but 1t cannot do these things
nd fully carry out the idea Of Great
ng greater good Will"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-06-23
BUSINESS is GOOD
TO THE PUBLIC

Hasto oMe We eaak
n he kI ~
y
cl claIun unuln y
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-19

E. Vice president, w. D. Daskurn, treasurer Stamford Trust Co. Stam- ford.
 Secretary, c. s. Bo1es, treasurer Sey- mour Trust Go, Seymour.
 Treasurer. R. LaMotte Russell, treas- urer Manchester Trust Go, South Manchester.
 Executive committee, W. Perry Cur tis, chairman, vice president Union New Haven Trust Co, New Haven; William P. Calder, treasurer Windscr
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-19
". P. BRYAN HEADS
 STATE BANKERS ASSO.

Menbars Of the Connecticut Asso- afafton ef state Bankers, organized last EsebFuary, met for the first an- nual meeting at Hartford yesterday. The following officers were elected for the ensuing year;
 President, v. F.. Bryaza, secretary
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-19
china Cabinet, Extension Table and -six-s schairs
TERMS TO SUIT
THE CHAIRS ARE OF GENU-
 NE LEATHER

Tt ohave the chairs upholstered
 in anything but the very finest {, grade of uphoIstering would be out of the question. We there fore, specified that the Dining Roo mGhairs have seats of gen, uine Spanish Leather. Thus this complete suite in every particu- lar will give a lifetime of service
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-19
SPECIAL SERVICES
 FOR BOYS BRIGADE

The Bridgeport detachrnens Of the United Boys Brigade of America VIII attend special services Sunday after noon at the German Reformed church. This is in keeping with the brigade custom of attending special services on the Sunday before
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-19

Trust & Safe Deposit Co.,. Windsor; Charles A. Lilley, cashier State Bank & Trust CO, Hartford; Walter E. Frisbie, treasurer Puritan Trust Go. Meriden; A. W. W Marshall. treasurer Greenwich Trust Co.,, Greenwich.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-19
s15O COULD NOT BUY THIS
 SUITE REGULARITY

Tine general buying public of this city knows how careful we are in any advertising statements we make. We. know tha honesty and sincerity in advertising is the best reputation that any firm can en-A joy; and therefore when we say that this suite cannot be bought for les than s15o we make a very conservative statement which is an absolute fact.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-19

WE'VE MADE TT EASY FOR
 YOU TO OWN THIS SUITE
 We've not only provided a. low cling price that is at least $5O.0O under the regular selling prices but we have also provided low credit terms that will enable you to place the entire outfit =of table, buhfet. china cabinet and six chairs in your home ous a. small down payment and a small month -ly payment will enable you to own this suite without any great fro1yF11a s=i--- - 5ea~- as-1& f
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-19
FORMER LEGISLATOR
 FROM COLERROOK IS
 GAME WARDENS CATCH

Winsted, Nov. 1s--Ga1vin Hum phrey of Colebr6ok River, a former state representative from Colebrook; his son, Frank Humphrey, and two men named Stumpf and Hanauers. from this locality. were arrested in
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-19

Valuable manuscripts stolen from. the Academia Lincei in Rome were returned by an American collector named Marshal, who had bought them, not knowing they were stolen.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-19

Since the outbreak of the Euro pean war 172.875 Italians have left America for their native country to join the ceIors.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-19

The British War Board which has. been in conference with the French war council in Paris. returned @ Lon don.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-19
'Furned Oak
Consisting of One Bu ffet
PLACING PERIOD WITHIN THE MEANS OF EVERYONE

This Dining Room Suite we pie ture above shows clearly how well we have succeeded in bring ing down the price of Period arTfture' so that 1t is placed within the means Of everyone. It is one of the most beautiful Period dining room suites on our floors.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-19

Holland, Mass. yesterday morning. They were deer hunting and Frank Humphrey was said to have been ar. rested on the charge of hunting deer with a rifle, the others being charged with hunting without licenses.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-19
ksgiving

IlanksgIVIng. F.7
 Rev. Herman G. Wiener brigads chaplain and pastor of German F-e- formed church. will of1ciate, assistea bysRev. Charles w. Simpson Of lee christian Union mission.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-19
TERMS TO SUIT
NOVEMBER, THE GREAT DIN
 ING ROOM FURNITURE MONTH

It is during November that the greatest number of dining room suites are sold. Thousands and thousands of dining rooms are re- furnished for Thanksgiving Day. But search far and wide thru newspaper advertisements and thru the stores themselves and you will not find single dining room suite that can possibly approach this one in it's supreme value-gtv- ing
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-19

selecting people consider the design well fitted all tastes the and chair strong oak and of do have sleep bring seat A slight operation a into bed Best @aperial satis he the other pieces is good size
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-19
TERMS TO SUIT ON THIS. JACOBEAN DINING ROOM F.

Not only have we ndeavored to bring down the price of T Period
 Furniture, in our. desire to place. it within. the means of severyone,
 but we have also brought .dowIA= anyone can afford to owIlt titrel beautiful Dining Room Suite pie. tured above.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-19
Terms Cash or Credit

Terms Cash or Credit
 we sell it credit. this cause when you buy on gradually develop vice you need thing furniture line of going elsewhere.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-06-18
GOVERNOR CUTS
OFF S1,38O,0OO
Trims General Appropriation Bill in
Manner That 1t Was Never
Trimmed Before
TO KEEP WITHIN INCOME
Practically Every Department Hit
Fire Marshars Department
Heavy Losers

Governor Brumbaugh has cut
S.3S1,570 from the general appro-
priation bill Carrying the funds for
the conduct of the state government,
which provided for $32,731, ,146.42
when It was sent to him in the closing
hours of the Legislature. The cut is
the most extensive in a general bill in
years, probably the greatest, and
dozens of items are reduced by the
Executive as part of his program of
making the appropriations stay within
the 'predictable income"
The Governors action on the bill is
dated June 16 and begins with a cut of
$4,000 from the $1,000 item for clerical
contingent and stenographic expenses
in his own department and reduction
of $1,000 from the $4,000 contingent
fund of the Executive Controller
Practically every department is cut
the contingent funds being heavy suf-
ferers.
The item in the State Department
TCOnffnuad ON pauo