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Bisbee daily review., 1915-04-14
L1NDLEN NJ. GARRISON.
 Secretary of War

The foregoing letter was rep.ived by Colonel John F. Gulfoyle. com mander of Che Ninth cavalry. and was read Go the regiment yesterday monl- ing. lt is seldom that a regimnt u the United States army receives su,h commendation direct trom the sec.et- ary, and the officers and men looi proud of the recognition given them.
 The letter was read by the colonel during the ceremony of Presentation 70 the Standards which was held on the drill grounds at Sunnyside After the regiment had prsented sabres to it's standards, Colonel GW.foyle ad- dressed the men. making a soldiorly and impressive speech
 When the regiment came to Ari- zona," explained the colonel "it was not wanted. The people of Douglas were afraid 1t would be a source of trouble. Your conduct has been such that sentiment in the city has under gone a complete change. and the citi- zens are now asking the war depart ment to keep the regiment here per maneutiy ham pleased with the re- cord you have made"
 Colonel Gunfoyle also c0wpIimeutad the men on what they had done at Naco. The Ninth bore the fun brunt of the trouble there. tae troops ra- tiently patrolling the line at lha risk of their lives while stray buleta that in some instances seemed Co be deii- eratoly fired instead of stray. zioued past them, woundug and sometimes killing comrades and horscr l- was enough tJ test the dicipl.la oi lue finest army in the world. Jui tat Ninth cayalrymen stood .t Na1
 Officers and men both rlseaI tGeir lives repeatedly to assist ,yac0 resi- dents to places of safety Not once was complaint made against au 0f- hcer or soldier The conduct 0l .he regiment has now received the ,ou- mendation from Washington that u deserves.
 After Colonel GuilfoyIe had read the letter from the secretary 5i var. the regiment passed in review lt tue trot and callop and was dismissed
Bisbee daily review., 1915-04-14

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AMERICAN STEAMER selzED

LONDON April l3 The American steamer Joseph Fordney and cargo have been thrown into the prize court at Kirkwall The admiralty charges that the steamer attempted to evade search while bound with a cargo ol forage for Malmo, sweden.
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JoI,n L. Hooker

,,,dom Hooker, a well-known
sal "a rast master of Harmony
sizFfis. s so died Yesterday at his home,
ei.e ~ VA diamond streets. He had
tia Ivy "s January, suffering from liver
saw ..sss Mr.. Hooker, who was o. years years
I. ~, "a born in, this city, graduated rom a
psIladelphia College OF pharnacy
II ~ slass of 81. He practiced as a
~ .ist vs M 1sth and Diamond streets
iss. ,han is years. He leaves a
n vrs Alice Hooker. and n son. j.
fla,.. ". tooker, Jr., who Is also engaged
Rf.seIl n. l-,,g business. George Hooker, Of
4 u,sgn. " u is a brother. The funeral
IT, u,Ill be held Wednesday morning
H..ss' Y. garments of David II, Schuyler
- ~ tu.Sertakere, at Broad and Dia-
4 i rfyeafs
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALB

The Iedgers Household Registry Bureau can
put you In immediate touch with experienced
rcsses. Iaundresses, days work; seamstresses
ladies' ed 0r1s snd GhdaTseS
can write or telephone Miss Reed Walnut
or Main Mai 1000 suite 2aO-2ad Ledger Bldg, 9th
and Chestnut SITS
CHAMBBRMAID, Swedish, wants place, A e97
Ledger office.
COTOREn GIRL wants place general house,
work, can 1870 Naudan st.
COMPANION, young lady, ,speaks German,
English good appearance; dressmaktng exp;
willing 10 travel 65s. Ledger Central.
caundd Best "T'r re SO ledger TSa Central ina
COOK, Scotch, Irish charge @, Or would take
families. Margaret Hall, AZ y, THAN st.
cook - Competent German American woman
wishes position as cook 2539 Christian St
Cal caii at ao5l Pine 81.
cook. first elassi best references; city or
country 70i Girard ave.
COOK Competent. English Protestant, desires
position; good reterences. 1928 Green.
URESsMAKER, experienced litter, viii en-
gage by day: only best work solicited. II
pVFSsMAKFR OF New York desires engag' Is:
Evening gowns speciality. Phone Wal. 1902 ".
EXPERIENCED shousekeeper wishes a position
in a priests house; no objection to country.
All Spring Min ave-, ConBhohocken, Pa
EXPERIENCED eolorei couple desire Positions
together or separatelyi refs. Phone Pres i25t.
r.
good correspondent, desires plsltton; VIII start
at SIS per week ADD 756, Ledger Cent.
GIRL wishes position in hrst-clsss family as
maid; can do fancy sewing, take care ladies'
wardrobe 3l3. Ledger Office,
GIRL wants housewl K; years experience:
call two days. 23t5 y. Fawn ST.
G0VERNEss. y. German. wants DOS. $50:
city ref. Weber, s34 Pine st. Walnut s40s.
HoTsEWORK- Two Hungarian girls desire
steady positions at housework Call at 1910
Salem st.. Frankford.
ISFkNTs NURSE. hospital trained expert
eneel entire charge; good refs. 1925 Aspen.
M0THER's heper seamstress or charge OF
linen room. sea shore; housekeepeE FOR gentle
mans home; washing. Rte - %.
S0RTI GERMAN governess. excellent pl4ll
iain ~ 6ih 81. Kensington llIf,
Si5RsE with best nf references wants 2 men-
'fat dr nervous case. CAPABLE Of taking en-
tire eharse ef nailenis. 10 objection % tray-
cling r 900. Ledger OfheF.
N4fRgE graduate. wants care Of bzby o.
fhaeknaF4 child. Phone Germantown laal ~.
NiirsE Wishes pfisn case nalF5aiytie M
mental cases spee, efaz IeI q slts 80. or
zrFNoGRA pHER Competent considerations
sasF<es dsslFaa position. moderate aalafg. ref
creme. = sIA Hsasa# azHe--
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narrisnn- l. Wallace

TRENTON, March 10 - Harrison L.
|r.iIsce, widely known in court circles
M formerly affiliated with the Land
IN. skd Trust Company, of Philadel-
N. Ala Yesterday. He had been III for
..s,sl months, suffering from heart
.,shs Mr. wallace was attached as
y.s.c,sr in the Supreme Court and the
~, N Chancery for 20 years. He is
's,v,vsa BY his mother, Mrs. Margaret
wallace and two sisters, Miss Emma
r.usrs and Mrs. william II. Geary, and
4. Srothers. John c. Wallace, of Phila-
,SsAla and Simpson Wallace of this
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DEATHS

band Of Jennie List Funeral services on
ldga Ildngssqay; az p. M at MS late residence
AZ Iyy. Hin Cemetery: -
MA,NLEY. on March 1S, 1915, THURiZ5A.,
Master st Due notice OF the funeral viii
MirifON.smEA.-o March i21oi5. ELLEN
SHEA.MITToN wife OF the late philip Nit
ton. Relatives and friends are Invited to at e
S,V 0I,o,k from the residence ot her SON
M William y. shea, 2iOi North 10th st.
Old Cathedral Cemetery
MOTT.-On March -, 1915, MARY Flea.
NOR, beloved wife of Thomas Il w. Mott,
IN her Goth year. Relatives and friends oi
tho family arc invited TO attend the funeral
o'clock at her late residence, 2O60 r, Chel.
ten ave- Germautown. tnterment private.
MURPHY: On March ta, 1915 BRIDGET.
day. at Q a M. from her late residence. Is
gs@ctery, 5Sati " NJ RhoFy n ln'Grm'0t St Mary $
Relatives ana 6'G renaS gG are qSSHt ESStod to Sttond
HseP" @ FPospod 59e sn@s ySiaso'i ws, @5 aroyg
a.. on EenJ. h..aN. Third Month l'th, at
RElD.-At Atlantic CITY city, y. j.. on March 49,
1915. ALEXANDER REID, aged % years
ylted to attend the funeral services on Tus5
sSc sy evfn9E m e. o 9e29E at R' fts y EGs
n. v; aIso at the chapel OF Mount Morah
Cemetery, wednesday at II o'clock noon.
1nterment at Mount Moriah Cemetery, Phila.
deluhia
WALLNCE.-At Trenton, n j., ON March H.
1918 HARRISON l.. WALLACE, In his SD
year. Relatives ana friends arc invited to
Laurel Hil Chanel. .Phlladelphia, We'd
nesdny morning, at 11:3O O'clock.
WRiGHT.-On Marcht ~. 1915. WILLIAM
H.. HUSBAND Of Katherine :. Wright tnee
HaranD. Funeral services on Tuesday, Mt
34S p m, at his late residence 322e Jane
Chelten Hills Cemetery.
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Genrge w. Potts

c4orre W. Potts 76 years old, n veteran
II tbe Civil War, and at one time a
q, bsr Of the Board of Manasers of the
|etsnd Army of the Republic Home, died
|Ts,sriay after n protracted illness. He
|sas also member Of r. u. Baker Post,
IN, 4 @. A. r. A widow, Mrs. Clara V.
I'M, survives. The funeral services will
Ia htld tomorrow afternoon at the G.
IA h. Home. 65th and Vine streets, at
|,tded By members of various military
|er1ulzatons Interment will be at
|Halside Cemetery.
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FEMALE

sTENoGRAPHER- Rapid. neat. hard worker;
moderate salary. II 35i, Ledger Central.
sIENOGRAPHER. intel. inAus. viii. begin
nor unusually bright c 227. Ledger office
WAlTRESS- Eompetent young white gir; city
re trence, 62O Ledger Ofnce
WANIED In private families sowing by the
tahE ulter!ng. fine mendinR and shlrtwaist
making. 1910 North st.
WANTED Embroidery work at home viii
S'"W Nenplcs Of work. VI 6ii, Ledger Cent.
",IIia1W.--pay's cleaning or work Of any kind.
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ROOMS roR RENT


CHESTNUT 443O- ENcep. 2d-stcry front, sul
able Tor couple OF bachelor apt; BRO OBJ. p'''
JEFFERSON 1896 Private family has t.ont
suite iurn or unur running water P'one,
RACE. lIoa Comfortably furnished third-hoor
front room convenient to bath; phone -
SPRUCE. 1908 Very attractive single and
ooutle tur'd vacs, all cows Wal il"h W.
l2TH, s. llG-Cental location; desirable
rooms. furnished. 81 and 81 weekly; phohe'
18TH. n, ls05-Cheerful 2d-aoor front room;
comfortably furnished; g windowsi pho"e'
18th, s.. 3lI -Coay furnished front room next
To bath. also professional tfhce.
lITH, n, 3335- Furnished room In private
family; gentleman, Photo at Ledger Cen'fa"
GENTLEMEN who will appreciate weli-iur
nshcd room IN an apartment. steam heat,
private family; dining room Just Nopi osile'
aoigh6orhood 44th q Walnut Ph Barring 2'''
BEN 'T'FUtLY furn library bedroom; also I
small room; eNclus. sec. w Phila. Pres 22BlL l.
70 and sansou Furnished
..... rooms. men only meals,
WEST BRANCH shower baths; near u; all tho
y. NJ, G. \. comforts Of home, Phone bel
mont 4GSi. Key. WeFi $50.
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-ORTTUARIES
- H1rN IENNER

sn, snpK. March 15.-William Allen isi,
NV iVhn, ,nSyer of this city since 1850
asr la"o n one Of the oldest law
3 nsrleer oi,v W Wetmore & Jcnner. "a
F. q tne s,sd early yesterday morn
X street ,Iote, ,J, New Weston after a
4 d tne which began with a heavy
Fl lllnessii ionnor was graduated from
b w sia Law school in 1865, three
i eIs eclanl"SS he was graduated from Mid
sfi ails5 College. His father, Jere-
'.t9y w. was an intimate friend of
u Greeley and was long connected
7n.. 1-ribune,
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John Bacon

EASToN, Pa, March 1j.-John Bacon,
n years old. treasurer of the Easton
Inst Company died yesterday after
Snkering Illness He was a former resi-
Rat Of Philadelphia, ands was grand
len o. John Bacon. who was treasurer of
Philadelphia from 1916 to 1929. Mr., Bacon
vas treasurer of the Glendon Iron Com
mny for many years before his affilia-
llon with the trust company. Two sons
lnd two daughters survive.
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Daniel NeYeling

|ytsn vas an active leader in Republican
Ipciia of the 18th Ward, died yesterday
AZ The residence of his nephew. Daniel \.
|kHEey 1851 East Eyre street. Mr.. Newell
.ls3 sas member of the Robert Grier Re-
|isAlcan Club and the Kensington Coun-
~ No. 3, 0. U. A. NJ. The funeral will
|fss place Wednesday afternoon from the
|apno Of Mr.. Kinsey, with interment at
PlIner Cemetery.
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DR.. William C. Crooks

William c. Crooks, for years a
#liaggist at 515 South 18th street. foil
Isiad Of apoplexy In his store While filling
& prescription yesterday afternoon. Doctor
efaoks was 65 years old. He leaves a
aiier. Mrs Mary A. f. Taylor, proprietor
81 The Ledy Hotel, at Morton.
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A Comfort

certain poor woman had received
some new underclothes from one who had
helped the family. The woman's hus-
band thanked the donors husband, and
whole drama of humble ambitions might
be built round his words.
"Mary's mighty glad to have those
clothes" he said. "She says now she'll
have something to hang out on the line
Mondays" - Boston Record.
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SITUATIONS wANrED-MA1E

The Lc'.ger's Household Registry Bureau can
rass you IN Immediate touch with experienced
'hannous gouchuicu.
c,I,h's Is 'tec scgW,e to Ledger Advertisers
Sal. write OF telephone Miss Reed, Walnut or
and Chestnut sis '''
ASS9qNTANT So lSSpt, ,NTIfKesp ,2pen close books. spo
ACCOUNTANT with years C. T.. a. exp
oHeo s man p'flSSq17 S17 as gen s29kseeper and
boOkhEEpBR and accountant. married is
yrs; exp, IN office work, past months with
~ =, A. best references. @ 9i6, Led. Cent.
bO2k KEEPER, Experienced, thoroushly COM
erences. II tlo, Ledger Central
BOOK l. EEPER and cashier; aged 81; years
SSRer4en{fe reference; moderate saiary
bODkkEEPBR- Experienced modern methods:
quick, accuratei ref. II al. Led, Cent.
CHtiAUtEFEuR ti,A. desires position IN private fam.
= OF the beet II 443 Ledger Central.
Ch5iASFEEI 5is6 H. mechanic yenrs eSpSrienGe lie
sober reliable Pennaa New Jersey license
CHAUFFEUR, white. aged 90 years, good me
chanic; seven years experience good ref
erenee. II 81 Ledger Central
CHAUFFEUR. priv fam; city or country;
best rot. NJ. ]. barals, t944 I've Lancey.
CHEMIST analyticaD competent: collegegrad;;
reference. Address Chemist, 4l4 ~ o3d ct
coLLE5CT0R 70 good agpesTan,se tSmBeTaite'
COOK japanese, long experience as cook wants wants
cSses s5ls'" Ina, IN 36ss II, istS st. 81 | -.
COOK, Italian; flrst-cass exp washlnEton and
New York hotels, + 92l, Ledger oniee' -
c23h'RB3Gs's S@ Bs fctesSss Ts@s R'i5on 5 Ledger
DETECTIy IyEm,, YOUNG, Man. WYAETTSi. R9Si- %}EH-
MENTj rRI,yATE. OR AGiE:iNI,gtH; r.. HAfNMrg
EER EEP r. HEIf5NNi M B6x s. RI $MrpIbaLnTowN IaG IA
FARMER - NidaIe-ngaS man atrictly sober,
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8 SEIZE DANISH SHIP

usicb Sailed From Philadel-
81 WV, Y ~ into Port by Warship.
sEia aeo ,Toreh t. - The Danish
spoN .,.ssei philadelphia to Stock
u ,sEen into swinmuqde, -, acc%rH, TSo
q sispetch from GogenNase1 Go ? .Inb,s Eobr,o n@e
~ l..Nobed gi,, at Kirkwall, Scotland on
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Such Nerve
Handicapped

With but three minutes to catch his
train. the travelling salesman inquired Of
the street car conductor, Cant you go
faster than this?"
Yes" the hellrlnger replied but I
have to stay with my car.'-Harper
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-15
A la |. w. w.

A la /. w. w.
l possess a social roommate
Who is rather long and tall.
He acquired gym credit last week,
Without any work at all,
Swinging all the dumb bellies
At the deaf mutes' ball.
Cornell Widow.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-15
HELP WANTED-MALE

A CLASS-PIN MANUFACTURER desires
few young men TO take orders for club and
class pins. Catalogue and samples will be
furnished. Address Box NJ 30, Ledger OF.
AWNING AIATIER-A1 good man, with pleas
ing personality to estimate and cut also
familiar with furniture and good salesman
for spring ana summer season at seashure
T. II, virgins, Son a Co, Ocean City n, j.
CIIAUFFEURS. coachmen. cooks, gardeners
buffers Wallets and hOusemen who seeking
positions can reach the well-to-do employers
through Ledger want ads. Your name, ad-
dress aud experience viii be listed free by
the Household Registry Bureau, Ledger
Building. 9TH and Chestnut SITS,
Good positions being filled every day.
This service is limited to Ledger advertisers
GENTLEMAN for Friday and Saturday eve,
nings; well vcrsed in current literature and
able TO teac!: 200" Doc. per hour: highest
reference required. II. White, Postoffice Box
5gi city. "
sAI.EsAIAN-'ro the right man this is big
opportunity; must be Of good character, etc. I;
Commissions Apply. with references, A 32s
Ledger Office.
sAIEsNEN - SEE MY ADVERTISEMENT
IN PUBLIC LEDGER EVERY SUNDAY,
nTsTRIBIiTOR r. r. GO0DRTCH TElE-
PHONE RECEIVER CUSHION, 2lO Park
wnv Bldg Phone Walnut 1910,
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Rosfhtorboood Rfht bo Sni2g y IoST pB us saTns 2S5
sa fg,n n[9rySSSdro9Pm "a pSs Ppcs asS ss
70 and sansom = Furnished
rooms: men only; meals
WEST BRANCH sGoWtr baths; near l.; ali tho
" - =" n"m,'rts nom, lss1 9f hGme EnT iSsg Wesi sss
-
poApnrNa
BALIlMoRE, AVE; i6to-Peas. single room
TOwET,T0N MI fS,iyata ,ar,iiy- brisbt front
room wish rofned ioJv or FsnileInsn
RACE atii3-TSned nurse has pleas home for
SPRUCE tcgs. .7o.- no.l,aiio suite WIN nriyst,
hath ;h6lcc table hoard Walnut 1855 w
s.hitGE .ito. lo2,oICh;serfnl rooms single or en-
SPRUCE. 1924 % ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS rms
single. on suite; private baths; table boari.
ad aso be tbp oo 6ri 3 ro2Ss 1Ss GsrS2d3e GsdSsd PAIN
WALLACE, 1891 -chcerrully furnished single
room for ref business perpon, Poplar ACES A.
WALNUT. 5oia- Double front room; southerq
table, gontieren rref 'S5Ws ronsorsbIc Be, Gst
15TH, y, ls3e-Two communicating front
r,Sss fabis bGspd Nrbons a edgsr Central
RI, rtI g.,
FTTRNIsmi,En roo,ms, win or without board,
80. 80 ~
-...-...... Inbic H""rh ......-.-.
hood eony to city. Preston al2i . -
cooking; quiet, refined nciRhtorhood; phone.
s,,
NWhurhhn
GFRNANTOWN 2a5 ~ Putenhouse st be-
with hoard homeliNe. Phone Gtn. t'7a X
vace; arpts Of table excel OverhrooS 7Ooi
npApTNrrNrTe
AZ n =" l LA L " 10
v1ssA1tcxou AVE ,ooo.,oao "a
..,,,,,,.,....,
APARTMENTS. 500
roor,. o,,a r,,r. ,,,,,t,,s .oroors ora
shoWeT natls ,. .-..
dAM,ES, W; LhNS; AtIVHNbh
y hAi.NN' ~ l.f' LI@.I5I' @
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Backs Him Up

Tom-Tm back of every sermon our
preacher delivers
Dick-How's that?
Toni pump the pipe organ.
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y,-ASIFED- Loan. $500 f1Iiy secured. good n
terest Address ] 81. Ledger Once.
Ss6005 FOR Isr AID 20 MoRTG ACES.
SAMUEL ~ cHEsfAlA' 1910 Chestnut q,
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Suburban

GfRMANTOWN 235 ". Rittenhouse St. be
tween Wayne and Greene Desirable rooms
with hoard homelRe Phone Gtu t5TH y,
OVERLOOK N3tO woodhine ave)-Desirah
vace,; aruts. Of table excel. Overhrook 7noi
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-15

4OiS-Ciood table; nice neighbor-
hood; conv to city. Preston Gl2i u
81. GARDEN. 4Oo2--Cood table board; home
cooking quiet, refined nclghtorhood; phone.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-15
FOR RENT-FURNIsHED
MoRraAQEs

Ss7INIsf. private home for rent 70 refined people
~ d OF Z mouths, reference required; lbth
II, north ot Pine. n eas Ledger ceatEaL
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-15
APARTMENTS
FURNISHED APARTMENTS

BALTIMORE, 455O-Sublet hskpE apt. ID nr.,
5r., bath, porch. heat hot water Bar 206SW
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-05
futures closed firm.
New Orleans Cotton

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 4.-The first
1915 session in the cotton market
brought a net advance of 26 to 80
points with the colse near the best
Of the day. There was good buying
throughout the session except for q
brief period IN the early afternoon
when profit taking by the long caused
q 10-point reaction. At the higest the
trading months were &c to SO points
up.
1t was evident on the opening that
buying orders had accumulated over
the holidays. Floor gossip included
reports of heavy buying by outside in
terests and by German spinners and
cotton merchants. The strength of
the spot markets, the advance in New
York Saturday, the firmness of Liv-
erpool and reports that cotton ship
pers were heavy buyers of ocean
freight room, we're stimulating fac
tors.
The session was the most active and
the advance was the widest since the
resumption Of future trading, March
at its best was 81 points up from the
low levels made following the out
break of the European a
Spot cotton steady. Sales on the
spot $50; to arrive 5.525.
Cotton futures closing:
January 1853; March 7.S3; May
SOC; july S.25; October $50.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-05
MlDMAyAsWs

o. 90 90 o 90 ai0os0 o 900 90
We sure have Keen having some had
weather during the Christmas hoii-
days.
Mrs. r Kowaiaki spent Sunday with
her daughter Mrs. u g. King.
Miss Katherine Ortnlann OF Ander-
son 5pent the weekend with 11Iiida.
and Ada K0walHli.
Mrs. Q HI. ortfnann spent Weanes-
day might with Mrs. RoWalski.
Mr.. Paul and Ernest Brown Of Iya
spent several days with their sistss.;
hrs. q. M. Tandiyer
rT. uHH n1Tsg-TEEs KQW&IekIe5
Green Pend spent Tuesday EIGHT at:
the holne OF their Iathef and mother
Mrs. II; 10 Ortmann and daugfi-
terHfK Katherine and1Ada5KoBaiskt took
dini7r Thursday at She hae &C Mr.
md HTS. Anton ffaoay
Mr. Vernon Kay spent Sunday with
Mr.. Fauf and Carl KaWalshd.
mr.. Paul and Ernest Brown caiSea
at the home of Mr.. HDwalshi Wednes-
day night and they made some fino
mueic on the yjoiin and organ.
MrH, }. s. Kay and children attend
services at WhitedeIdz Sunday.
There was pcnfd anpper1ae the
3hpme OF Mg. and Mrs 81 M. Mayiaeld
Sattfday night
year.
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Stocks and Bonds.

NEW YORK, Jan. 4.--Reopening of
the London exchange, peace rumors
from abroad, which met with prompt
denials as they affected this govern
ment, successful fiotation of the si5.-
100000 Argentine loan by United
States bankers. and some evidence of
January reinyestment demand exer-
cised more or less influence over to-
days moderately active and strong
market for securities. Leading shares.
especially the international division,
rose from l to 3 points. with gains of
almost as much in less prominent
stocks. Incidentally the New Year 6
per cent. New York notes rose to a
new record price. while exchange on
London receded to within a fraction
OF its bottom figure Of the previous
year.
General news of the day included
an unofficial estimate pointing to a
substantial increase in December ton
mage Of the United States Steel cor
poration, further inquiries for equip
ment by some OF the leading. railway
systems and resumption OF operations
at a number of mills and manufac-
turing plants.
Other features OF interest were a
new high record for wheat and wes-
tern freight movement partly In ex-
cess OF this period last year. Rail-
roads in the west and south made
more adverse reports OF earnings for
November, st. Paul showing a net de-
crease Of $784.000 and louisville G.
Nashville a loss OF $593, 900.
Time loans for all dates were quot
ably unchanged, but actually lower
where high class collateral was offer
ed. Interior banks loaned considera-
BILE amounts and renewed their recent
buying of mercantile paper.
LondoE's dealings in Americans
wore necessarily limited under the
many restrictions imposed, New York
Central being the only issue to mani
fest marked strength.
Early regularity in bonds gave
way to general firmness at the close.
Total sales, par value, amounted to
S1.454 900.
United Observation-Disclosures
were unchanged n call.