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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-17
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NICHOLAS PODENrsKI.
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Nicholas PodemsH, rs years old,
1915 w. Fisher St. died Friday morn
ing at SIS o'clock. He had been suf-
fering about a week with hay fever
He is survived by his wife Minnie
one daughter and three sons, Mrs.
Victoria Kajzer, Jacob, Stanislaus and
John, all living in South Bend; also
by one brother, Bartlomiej Podem-
ski living in Bay City, and one sister
Mrs. J. Cyganek living in Bay county
and 9 grand children.
Mr.. POdemsk was born in Poland
Jan. 4. 1910. He had been a resident
Of South Bend for the past As years,
coming here from Europe. He was a
member Of the Sacred Heart of Jesus
and of st. Casimier's societies.
The funeral Will be held Monday
morning at o'clock from the resi-
dence Burial will be in st. Joseph
Polish cemetery
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-17

ding, wall paper or woodwork. In fact.
IL IS often used as a deodOrizer Aad
disinfectant.
KILLS FLEAs ON DOGS
II you have a pet dog who is infest-
ed With meas take 4 little T. ID. q mix
lure IN your hand Aad rub II az ths
fur Then waSCh the Geas loop the loon
They viii be deader than King Solomos
before they nit the floor
CHICKEN LICE DESTROYER
Have your chickens got Ice? Dou't
hesitate. Get q Recent package OF -
u. @, make gallon OF lice-dsstrovsr
II ON IL as directed and then get bgsv
IN the hen house It's so easy you'll
laugh and so VIII the chickens BY the
way, old you ever see q chicken iaugh9
Try this and watch EN-.
FOR ANTS AND COChROACHFS
The ants and cockroaches stand lust
as good q chance Of surviving a treat
ment OF =. j.. .. as a SNOWFALL in a
just famed Heat Resort IL swats
them and their eggs with a WALTON that
puts their whole generation out 81
business. Use IL on furs m steraE to
kill and keep out moths
A BEDBUG SPOUT
Every package OF Z. ID. =. contains
a Iatent spout that Its any Ordinary
bottle IL viii enable you 10 reach the
hard to- get at places and save lois OF
Juice When buying look for the Devil
Heads on every package OF =. ID q.
then you'll be sure 10 get the genuine.
OWL CHEMICAL COMPANY,
Terre Haute. Ina
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-17
PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. John j. Marckle, n
Allen St, have returned from a two
months visit in California ans he ex-
position.
Miss Vera Cooper. S11 n. Allen st,
has returned from two months stay
in California.
Mrs. Lewis Adelsperger and Mrs
Charles Adelsperger are weekend
guests of relatives and friends in st.
Joseph, Mich.
Miss Emma Chesher Of Marshall.
Mich, has returned home after visit
ing for three weeks with Mr.. and Mrs
A. r. Edgar. 1929 Virginia ST
Mr.. and Mrs Carl III. Schafer and
daughter, Alice. of Niles. are in the
city visiting with Mrs. Caroline
Schafer SIS Forest av.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred KuI of Chi
cago are spending a couple Of days
with Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Dreibelbis,
915 w. Oak ST.
Miss Minnie Beisler Of st. Joseph,
Mich, visited with Mrs. Myra Black
burn 9O7 Oak St. Thursday.
William DOnahue, 745 Lincoln way
E.. left Friday for Champagne where
he will resume his studies at the uni
Versity of Illinois.
Mrs Fred Webb and little daughter
of Elkhart are in the city a. the
guests OF friends and relatives.
Miss Retha Pratt. 619 w. Lasalle
av., who is teaching here, Will spend
the week end at her home in Wor-
chester. Ind
w. X. Abernethy, 619 W. Lasalle
av.. will return 10 Purdue university
Monday to complete his studies there
Mr. and Mrs r. G. Stephenson. 203
y. Shore dr.. will return home Satur-
DAY from an extended western trip.
Mr. and Mrs. 4. ID. Lehr of Canton,
O.. are spending a few days with Mr.
and Mrs. l.. W Acker, 1113 r. Don
aid ST.
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BAPTISNfS.

Elizabeth Marie. the newly born
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. George
Barczykowski, 1908 w. Ford St. was
baptized Thursday evening at st. Cast
mier's church. The godparents are
Vincent Kamiewski and Mrs. Mary
Chelminiak.
Lucille, the infant daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. Stanislaus GadacZ. was bap-
uzed Thursday evening at ST Cast
mier's church. The godparents are
Stanislaus Gadacz and Mrs. Mary Ma
hcka
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SOCIAL EVENTS.

Mrs. Casimier Kimmel, 1910 w. Di-
vision ST, entertained wuh a dinner
Thursday noon in honor Of her sis
ter-in-law, Mrs. Frank Niedbalski of
Detroit. who is the guest of Mrs.
Stanislaus Szalewski. Covers were
placed for u at a prettily appointed
table. The remainder of the after
noon was spent in a pleasant social
way
The singing rehearsal of st. He'd
VICES choir will be held this evening
at O'Clock at ST. Hedwige school
building
The NJ. r. Falcons choir will hold
II singing rehearsal Monday evening
at Kosciuszko hall.
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general meeting will be held, and the
teacher. Rev. T. j. Parsons wishes to
meet all the members Of the class and
also any others who might be interest
ed in Bible study. The class is open
to all without respect 20 denOmina-
tiOnal affiliation
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-17

prise and thrill the jaded pining for
something new"
So here we have from far off, mys-
terious China a novelty TO delight the
heart of feminine fashion extremists.
3 Mandarin morning suit, if you
please, in which milady may be en-
tirely comfortable as she lounges
about IN the early hours Of the day
These suits are for those with a
well-filled purse, for there is scarcely
a limit to the extent of elaborateness
and richness Of design in which the
woman of fashion may indulge her.
self
Brocaded satin. worked with golden
dragons, or silver flowers, forms the
basis for the outside material. with
Innings of gorgeous cOlOred silks.
This photograph is just received
from England and foreshadows a nov
city that will soon arrive on our
shores That IL will be accorded a
rich welcome is the prediction of the
London fashion experts, who declare
that the new garment has caught on
immensely in the British capital.
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DENIES CHARGE

Joseph Putt, 12S 1-2 <. Laurel St,
denied charges of child desertion when
arraigned in city court upon complaint
OF his wife, Mrs Johanna Putt. The
case was set for Sept Is, and Putt is
held under $500 bonds
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Announcements

The Womens Union Bible class of
districts Z and 8 will meet with Miss
NJ Millhouse. 1908 Riverside dr.. next
Tuesday afternoon at o'clock. y
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-17

Pythian Sisters chicken supper
saturday, Sept IS. at X. 2. hall. from
So until all served. Good music; %
cents.-AdVt
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RIRTHS

Born 20 Mr. and Mrs. Theodore H.
Stark. 121 y. Walnut ST., a son. Sept.
16.
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OIL OF S

on South Fork OF Hughes river. Muir
phy district, Ritchic county. the Wood
drilling.
Union district. Clay county. Public oil
Gas company No. /. r. W. Mnynar
farm. completed and have onc-haIf mill
non foot gas well In the Injun sand.
Located on lortcrs creek. Chalmers OIL
Gas conpany's No. J. W. s Samples
farm.
on Porters Fork. Duval district. South
rem OH company No. ~. Horse creek
tract, ris completed. Located coo feet
rcrth OF same compaEs's No. 81. same
farm.
In Washington district. the Carter OIL
company No. n. Joseph Moore farm.
re completed. Located coo feet cast OF
same company No. 4. same farm BotI
wells In Lincoln county.
On Strntght creek. Burning Springs
district. VIII county. the South Penn
on company has completed its 80 13 on
INC 4. u. Wilson farm and showing f1r
2" % 30 barrels per DAY boz the Salt sand
On inc same stream. same district and
county. same company is building rigs
Tor rs No. on the Martha j. Wilson
farm. nd its 80. on the ~ w HaucIr
farm.
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NEW Npitk. J,s. lHS-Tnc unfrod
tohnasc ~ tHc sulled states steel COR
POI AGA on trfnutr 90. tOtaIIeu -
Ae'.fAf tons. an Increase OF LUL4.OJ7
tone over October.
LHc iuctsaz. 900 thv untitled touuHrc-
l.u4AWa. tUua..gls "a Hurprls. d.. fDa
financial uIstriW us the ne4re. uerc
wei a"uNo, Doc many eases double an
pitFloes estimates. The figures also
Hl"ih lht tlcattHt Iu.rsas. ever ANS
nolnccd by tU' United states Steel cor
p"ration. ss-id The total uunIIsd tonnage
~, " nv, one exc, pliyu. the larscs. ever
reported. Inc UNIFIED touuurs Tor
March lHla. was s.tts.s5t.
just now much col tuls uuHIIeI tone
nos" Del rtrrHaD uftu u. NHr.I.. f.Il...
is not definitely known OUTSIDE az
.ue corporation. but Do la generally b.-
htNtn tNht european UrItI. represent Ii.
'hriurtthir portion. ln addition ta IH-
lH ttid tn have booked large orders iu
south America during NutemUor. and
lhnae orders have tended tl swell ma
f'fIHIIt tne untitled TONNAGE
domestic demands showed "a large fr-
crease uurlus last month. au of which
tended CD swell che total OF business
shortly previous to ns anrourre.
mont from Lhc steel Corporations or
Gee. T. 3. Steel common bad r.arr d.
above %. and Few minutes after Tie
uAuffa were announced HaIn AZ N.I
was recorded. There was uu immediate
ACTIVITY in the stock after the nluras
we're announced ue there was "a decided
u p ut buy o. sentiment.
The total announced tonnage tofsv
SHOWS au Increase of I.srINlT IONS oyrr
the unified tonnage Tor september TE-
lolal uruIIcl tonnage Cor Nusfmbrr.
lflfs Wa A.lIf.b1G
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FINANCIAL
Bank OF Ohio Valley
WHEELING. W. va
Resources Over One Million
Dollars.
PAYS 80 ON TIME DEPOSITS.
COTTON
BY GEORGE McMANus

NEW YORK. Dec. i0-Cotton futures
opened barely steady. December si2sB:
January &i2.50. March t127s. May
$500, July g1g0T.
The buying of trade interests was
supposed Co be largely responsible for
checking the early decline and the mar
ket later rallied on some further sup
port from this source an dacattcred
covering. with January selling up 10
fl4s1. March Co gI2sO and MAY AZ
tl-tt around midday. or within 4 a.
d points of iuat nIruta closing nrtfres
General business was rather uulct- huvv-
ever. and tuo uudertoue showed nerv-
'i-N.-s WIN the approach of the Fov-
eminent report
Tue market became more active To-
ward two O'Clock and huctuations were
lrr.E1i1r with the market selling EarE
lt ABOUT iuo low point OF tho murrfnr
WIN March contracts ruling AROUND
. a.iI whom tue government erffr-afe
was issued placing The yield az IfIFf-
.'y bales 20 BOO pounds Frosa rEcIudfrr
INTER- Ite price Immediately adran1-
90 tu tl4 ta and aanEcd on Oh tI2Gb IN
Ger realiEinE. with the market nervous
ana unsettled.
SPOT cotton steady. middlInE upiands
Aia 90. sales none
cotton futures closed barely steady
.rcr mner ti217s January flafG.
March sl27t. May ti2g6. July tlaoo.
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LA BELLE COMMON
FEATURES MARKET
PRICE ADVANCES TO s5i, aIp Oh,
LOCAL ENCaANGE
YESTERDAY.
MARKET Conditions Continue To Improve
ana DEMAND ROC LSaalug Stocks Is
Heavy.

ne local stock market continued TO
ers enjoyed a good DAYS bgsif|ss a
on lhur sudy, nearly aI local -tocs s
ing. ''''" i
healing In laBcu. Iron common was
VIC outstanding feature lg 90. days ar-
N' iltS. opening 90 80. this stock adj
Naut'd ana before the clos, 20 sold at 81
9Hn one bI1hrn reported 81. LA OF 90 >
l-ilbt Hlpck was offered. tlu4,,tu.ftLl IN
we sales we're NOT go large. 1u Tho Pi.ts-
hut -" tNt1auEr, l-dhe44c common adj
staiS.a from 81 10 %, ana nearly 200
wheeling Steel aud Iron v.az gtr,,.,
yest frdas al IA
~ ialEH llnc advanced another roInt
ahd -'l4 90 lh'. iu~turlA Class c1u.t.fUy.
was hiu go IU4. and lT5 Was DTf.r-.i 20
huAcl-A tlA- glass stock
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Fianhaa 10 nnnstana

Pending the settlement Of the Ancona
incident "a continuance OF the traders
market IL likely. Interest Is centered
IN the steel tonnage statement which
VIII be given cut at noon. Attention is
again directed TO the much neglected
railroad stocks. a comparison OF cur
rent prices for these securities with
those crached In previous bull markets
can lead 70 one conclusion, viz: that
rails at the prevailing quotatins are
reasonably cheap.
The steel tonnage statement NAV
cause come hesitancy until issued. The
professional element have been bearfsh
anu any exceedingly favorable report
from the steel company viii probably
cause some short covering
steel tonnage increase 100000.
sheffield declared regular quar-
Ierly dividend Of = per cent on pre-
ierred stock and an extra OF Ia per
cent. DOW JONES.
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FINE REPORT
OF u. S. STEEL
is A FACTOR
TO ExTENr ANrIcIPATHp.
only Occasional Manifestations OF
Strength Varied The Days
Dulluess.
BRINGING UP FATHER

NEW YORK, Dec. 1O-Pressure OF the
same character as that which rendered
recent markets dull and Ineffective was
observed again today. Even brilliant
tonnage exhibit OF the United States
sleSi corporation FOR November failed
10 litt the list out OF its lethargy this
Sondltlon changing only when prices
The Steel corporations increased or
GERS OF over million tons In excess OF
October brings the volume OF business
part OF 1919
=, steel shares were strong but relatively
ouil prior TO the publication OF the
stttenent out shortly afterward rose
aImost a point 70 s1z. Very general
selling then ensued. causing Ereafer
heaNiness In investment shares There
were occasional manifestations OF
StTength In specialties including automo-
ote, oil ana Few war issues together
with recurrent activity in mining shares
ike baptopilas and Ontario Silver. Trad
ing IN rails was the lightest OF any re-
TO 1900 shares.
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BUTTER. EGGS AND CHEESE

NEW YORK u.. Dol Butter rfrr
frt IhIrnrr rUurIurI 1ft. nrfr. rrsfe
f.. seconds lafr u INr
hrrH IIrm. fresh gathered extra rr.
fi Ift.. extra nrafa Dr.. fn.. rraf. RI
"a a.r. seconds nImlfe. rrnrE. H.ru.r.
whites Zine fH fancy rU1s ar. nerrb. ben
nrrf browns fuWffr
Cheese. Firm state whole ..IrU
fate. held. specials lilac. d1 atef.re
ftn.H JOS It.. dH current makes IGE
Do aU. ln average fancy ffurfar
Dressed poultry nrm. fraan billed
higkrna JOE nltc. fowls 1gh af9t.r.
turkeys nnuLIr
N.Inrr. NnrU
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MONEY! nARKnr.

NEW YORK. Dec. 10-Mercanti1s
rsl-r suah rgr cent sterling. so day
francs. demand $3.50. cables fskaH
Marks demand 9tAC. cables gsnr
guiidera. demand flhr. cables e. Sc
demand 11hc. cables ansr urr ~lf,.~
Of an MEXICAN dollars ear Govern
mcnt bonds heavy Railroad bonds
heavy
Time loans firm. on days %. psr ea,..
70 days ll nna per cent. aIr months
&. u ua per cent
CFIl money easier. hlFh g per cent,
low p rrr cent. ruling rate fw ne-
cent. last Joan rrr cont. rfo-f,r "a
~ Der cent. offered af ser cent.
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Consumptive Demand Exceeds the Supply in Many
Lines; Orders Cannot be Filled With Promptness
FREIGHT CONGESTION ON both
RAIL AND WATER
Great Rush OF Traffic In All Glasses
FINDS The Carriers At Disadvantages.

NEW YORK. Dec. 1O-Dun's Review
tomorrow will say.
There Is no longer complaint Of de-
ierred buying. but OF difficulty in meet
ing steadily expanding reuuirements
oonsunpiNe demands exceed supply in
some lines. and distributing channels are
opstructed by the congestion Of freight.
ran and overseas shipping facilities Still
pelng inadequate TO cope with the rush
oI TaIIlc. Ihls tends TO act As brake
on commercial progress, yet the forward
movement has not Perceptibly slackened
On the contrary, exports in spite OF the
shortage OF vessels ard other Obstacles
continue In notably heavy volume. while
internal trade Is further swellcd as the
holiday season approaches. Development
OF Christmas business fulfills the most
optimistic expectations and the greater
spending power OF the masses Is demon
strated This condition is general
Weekly bank clearings were 1881 ,OOI. =
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SUGAR NAREET

WV YORK. Dec rn-uav rur.r
.asy ronififuEal aH2. moiasass gt.5.
goo INN IH heavy selling DOB tho urnrHrf
INf SUGAR FUTURES today AMI af noon
.rF were about fH points lower
.II .INl I."u continued later and the
m rtrf closed t1Ey with December ri
points lower and fHN rest OF the Wrf
I1in to points below inef rIrht Sales
MuH So feref
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Logan & Bryan's Closing stock Letter.

NEW NORN Dec iG-The failure OF
the market To respond TO the exceedingly
favorable steel tonnage statement eff
fectcd sentiment unfavorably and re-
suited In scattered selling by tired bulls.
the volume OF which showed a pretty
steady increase right up to the close OF
The market. There was also consider
able bear pressure.
The steel corporation reported unfill-
ed orders on hand November 80 at l.
$4,000 tons or an increase OF "a little
oNc rome million tons for the month OF
NoNember, which was considerably be-
yond expectations.
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wan 500 snmnar

lnterbcrouEh places contracts for 81
VvgV.o equipment with General Electric
end Westinghouse Electric
United states exports Of bread stuffs
In october 26.9t5.OO0. greater than in
October. 1914.
colts Patent Fire Arms Mfg Co. de-
clarcs regular dividend Of 2is Dor cent
ana an extra dividend Of 10 per cent
kumcly properties sold at receivers
sale Tor $4,000. 600.
-AvcraEe price Of ~ industriais 1s1 %
off 202 per cent
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.srinaneIal onInionnr

CLARK. cHILDS A. co. sav-The
rank and file is bearish on the stock
market. This IS generally a good sign
ltENSkDItF. LYON & 60. sav-Ve
OF the American Car a. Foundry 90
mtrican Locomotive Pressed Steel ,-sr
Springs ~
FINANCIAL NEWS A specfatt,
market Is indicated by tho latest deyef-
epwtnts which seem 10 favor "a trading
i'uttuation for the general standard ilsf
sutlnE advances b. special stocks. PRO
tessionalq continue bearish1y Inclined
an1 oIier down stocks 20 yet stop loss
ORDERS Tor bull accounts out the brar al.
illnde D. cautious az We SEQ d.
me bank following favOrg purcb1tes
stock market
WALL STREET IOt-RNAr,-sto cts
arc wanted ON recceslonq. Er0kare sav
ti.y nave orders fo buy Anglo. French
''I.ds y. low current prices
'RMMEItf EHuErre nrD not 80
.hni conditions are rapidly inpr1cfn,
Wv Ehnuf Oh" ruuufrv
J'5tIIiS 9aFH.al Litigation nffnrtIrv
TO- Validity 20 fflf organization - ftg
W. Ff'duCfH ltfiiuiuu 60 which Tor
'IfHi years hal boon before tte 90. 80
courts BIAS h""u l.rn .ee.d corn t.rg[,
VIII rfrr .u f'.n Or..HHIIn r.l-f
l'F't HnIsnfF Hrn 80 advanced "a
Hfin fiIErr rrI Hfffr ftf f.s. az
inaIi. bed rr0rsrfi.a Poor. Ir ~,
WY zoo. hnrrH Ir much eII ..r and y, b.
l''g nri u'fn millions Of .ffIsrs
m I.' fi"Id rI'.Hr rIr Ttra I.fs ~ ,fr-
i..iiIff rrrt fIrf rs-rf.Itff. .lrtrrfo
I.'f WIZ rDU rufrri.inrfv Hirh.r rrf
''" t'''fN f..'Ifruf trading orrlrfrrI
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CLEARINGS OF
THE WHEELING
BANKS BOOSTED
UPWARD TREND OF BusrNEss IL
AGAIN REFLECTED.
Fridays clsarings s3os, a97l3, an In
crease OF sSa. ooo.5S over Last
Year.

Again on Friday. the Wheeling bank
earrings showed good gain over the
same DAY II December "a year ago. The
i0tai Was S3Os, 2s7l5. while December
~. 1919 cleared but $3.50 2g6.54 AN in
crease OF S5S,OO0.59. or 23.2 per cent
- Inc total clearings for the month OF
ecenDer TO date. nine banking days
Sz'sto. 146sS. an increase OF Ss6375I.7i
or $50 per cent. The figures follow:
The figures IN detail foliovs-s
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SETBACK IN
WHEAT MARKET
Peace Talk Responsible and Markst
was Weak and Showed a Los
Corn shows Loss.

CHICAGO. Dec. lO.-wheat values I'M
derwent a material setback today as a
result OF peace talk. The market closed
weak ga ito 20 net lower. with Decem-
Der at il2n and May at ll4Qll4H
Corn showed a loss or s,g7s to Ic and
oats OF lS@1isc. Provisions finished
unchanged to 5slsc down.
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PITTSBURGH. Pa. Dec. 1O.-Cattle
STEADY, supply light. Choice g. r0S5
SIS. prime SS25Qs.gO.
SHEEP Higher supply Hight Prime
Nethers 1925 n SIS. Gull and c0rnr.t.r,
szS04 800 lambs Se.5OWs6O: veal csi-
Hogs Lower. receipts 40 doublo
decks. Prime heavies gs.35. r1eJi1r1s
4b.tOM6.f5i heavy workers. SG.g5af6- a.
ltFht workers. - 20 as so. pigs fs 7s -
500; roughs 75W6.25.
CHICAGO. Dec. Hoga-gtead,,.
D9Ik ~ W. $50 light f5.15m6 mix
f6200G.35. pigs sf15u57o.
aLu'-Slow. native beer steers So 60
and heifers s2.G0W SIS. calves So son
1O15 WV
sheep strong. wethcrs gg.zonsss.
ewes ff35 6.35, lambs f7.25ng50
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

WHEELING. W. Va. Dec. 10 IL
Corrected BY A. r.. Masten A. Co. mem
ers Boston stock Exchange. No. aga
ourth avenue. Pittsburgh. Pa
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bJ.TrHrafrr books close Dec ftfh
for q, cash divilrnI payable Des .snd
Dividend D % ID. Books close b..
Ilth. payable nat 90
ODD Books close Ucc. % for 2 mar
cent dividend rstubI. Dec 20 aud d I.r
cent dividend DAN. grd
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Cash quotations:
Nheat-No. :. red Sl2OH12lis: No.
2, red. {i.lz; No. .. hard. nominal. No
). hard SlOS = : Ito.
Sorh-No 2. yetiow. nominal: No. 4
yellow, new 65iz d6C5ac. No. 4. white
new. 6ii4 fl65 isc.
oats-No. 3. white. 4oW4Isc: stan
dard aga Q43ac.
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LOCAL STOCKS

WHEELING. W. Va. Dec. 10. rs.
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NEW YORK CURE MARKET

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brand. manager. members Sew York
stock Exchange.
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Standard Oil Subsidiary Stoc,ss

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Stocks $50.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-11

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WHEELING. W. Va. Dec. 10. rs.
corrected by A. r Masten' 4. 90 No
Fourth Avenue. Pittsburgh. Pa.
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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1915-02-17

Hallock participated, Abner Wilson,
son of Mr. and Mrs o. # Wilson of
this city won the first prize.
Abner is in his junior year in the
local high and his abilities as a de-
claimer were shown last year, when
he won the gold medal at the Q. II.
Taralseth Declamatory Contest.
The selection he rendered was the
"Trial Of Ben Thomas" which he pre-
sented in clear ,forceful and pleas
ing manner. He was very much at
ease on the platform and at every
moment held the attention Of the
large audience.
The prize which is a silver trophy
becomes the property Of the Warren
High School for one year and if the
school succeeds in winning the cup
for three years in succession it re-
mains the permanent property OF the
school. \.