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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-03
PARKERSBURG MAN
INSTANTLY KILLED

Special Dispatch to the Intenigencer.
PARKERsBURG. W. Va. Nov. g.
Joseph H. Ruttencutter. former jus
tice of the peace. and a member OF a
well known and pioneer family Of this
place. was killed. almost instantly.
here this morning. He was on his
way TO an orchard farm. where he was
foreman, and was riding a bicycle.
At a crossing he rode into a street
car. head-on IL is thought, without
hearing the car coming. although the
motorman gave more than the usual
warning on seeing the man coming.
Mr.. Ruttencutter was quite widely
known, and is survived by a wife and
several children. One OF his daugh-
tiers is the wife Of W. L. Mengert, for
merly editor OF the Parkersburg News.
now OF New Castle, Pa. Il was sew.
eral hours after the accident occurred
that the remains were Identified, as
the face was badly distorted. The ac-
dent occurred a short distance out OF
the city.
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Richard r. Lynch 81 ST. ClairsviII.
was m the city yesterday calling on
Mrs. James Ralston has returned TO
her home after = visit with her aon
ROLAND at oxford
Several candidates were given IN. de-
gree work az the meeting OF the Knights
or lythias last evening.
The Boy Scouts held an Important
meeting az St Paufs Episcopal church
The employees o. the whitaker-Gless-
mer sheet mill will receive their ns,,
saturday and large amount Of money
viii be handed ont.
william Rayner and Harry Grayson
al days hunting.
Harrison Chambers the local mail car
rier, Is sporting new coat and Is very
a II pound baby boy arrived NJ the
home 81 Mr. and Mrs. Lee Duncan on
south broadway yesterday morning
The many friends a William War
quardt. the wcll-known exYrcssnan. will
De pleased 90 learn taht h. d. recover
Ing al HE home after q serious illness.
Mr. and Mrs Edward Bailey OF Easf
Chester are spendin Fthe week a. me
home u Mr. and Mrs.. a. O. Pratt
The Royal Neighbors ~ America will
noid an important meeting In their nail
James BfiEgs who nas been seriously
ill 40 biz home for the past several weeks
De- recovering.
me tlrst Presbyterian church held ~
IMPORTANT meeting IN tho church last
silss virginia Duff g. recovering Al,
the local hospital from the effects N ali
operation performed last wsck
Mra Henry Iuterzuher of Pipe Creek
returned 90 her home yesterday after 4
short Welt with relatives in this CITY.
the frame for hte new house or WTfter
CARLISLE on Zane street.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-03
ADMIRAL LITTLE
WINS BIG POINT

BOSTON. Nov. "a conversation in
the course OF which Rear Admiral Lit
tie. retired. refused to accept the batter
les fthe submarine K-2 until her
builders had agree dto make good any
defects that might develop. was de-
scribed AT today's session OF the court
martial OF the rear admiral on charges
OF neglect and careless methods in con-
nsStion with his duties as inspection
The testimony was given by Lieuten-
ant warren q. Childs. who was assist
ant Inspector Of machinery at the Fore
River ship Yards while the submarine
was under construction. He said that
Admiral Little called the attention OF
:. A. Gardner, representative Of the
Electric Boat company. builders OF the
submarine. TO conditions that might
arise from the presence OF the lead
drops In the battery.
Mr.. Gardner. Lieutenant Childs said
agreed TO stand back OF the battery, 80
Tar as damage from lead drops was CON
cerned, throughoyt the life of the bat
terry. To this. Rear Admiral Little re-
piled. according TO the witness that he
must have the company's word FOR such
telephone
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ATE ONLY RAW EGGS.
NOW FEELING FINE

8 u Martin of ElHor. o.. suffered
with stomach froItiHH and dIn.ruIfer
lu Die digestive frUrf flr I1rf ueIrlt
and hIs appetite uu. bad
Iir took one dose Of N.rfr Wonder.
frl Remedy and vac HuIrIy restored
fli1 ono dose. seven months later
ho srnf an order Dor moro. saving.
since taking TuIr remedy D have
not been bothered any fl .urHk oI
Win mv stomach before q bad bad
dnrHr4 and dizzy weak .u.iiH. of
hitch Z aw almost fee have rsirrf
fifteen pounds since HHIU. fha ono
dose lf ir not fhrf need fHr urdI
emo n0W 'H1t .m .rrI'rr am
simply coin. fu fHk0 f OIL. ore.
trrfIrr Mr r||. Induced Irfr
fl'rnd to Gov Dr. -Hr bod tfrn caIIrr
only raw n-E Or rra.F.r .r fr0 and
nffnn could rUf krrn fHrm down ThI.
ladI used roIr remedy and it raa or
moot cured h.r
iarrr Wonderful Remedy gives Dor.
f0Hnru' rf.. f.r stomach. liver and
.'."nI |T.nf. Hnf nr much and
Iairror sou IE. SO more dirfrraa
Hfrr ealing. rr.rurr OFF HHH Dob iHa
fnmnr' ord around fIn Nraff gff ono
bottle N your drurrIaf now and frg be-
nn nr rI.N.Hfr IH.r.rf.. |fr.I r.fIa
factory wnrrg HII tr returned
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-03
REPUBLICANS MAKE CLEAN
SWEEP In MARTINS FERRY

aay In Martins Ferry. electing an entire
ticket and polling a larger vote than the
Socialist and Democratic candidates
combined.
Complete returns on the mayOralty
nght give James Ralston. Republican.
l.S4f votes James Weatherston, Demo
let. $40.
At o'clock this morning. ono pre-
clnct was missing. II was stated b. the
clerks that the count. with tho exception
OF that in the contest Tor mayor, would
not be completed until probably attor
$3.50 this morning IL would not ma
terially change the result and the vote
Tor mayor from this precinct 10 included
in the above figures.
The election brought to an end one OF
the hottest municipal campaigns ever
staged In Martins Ferry and which was
resp nsible for the polling OF an excep-
tionally large vote.
The fight between the Republicans
ana Socialists was warm. Newton
Wyckoff. Socialist mayor for the Dast two
years. and the ticket behind him. was
easily defeated. The poor showing made
by the Democrats was surprising. Evi-
IDENTIFY OF the impression that the Social
lists were responsible for several Of the
Democratic candidates remaining in the
field. members OF that party deserted
and went 20 the support OF RaistOn.
In Martins Ferry. the proposed consti-
tutional amendment prohibiting the
manufacture and sale OF intoxicants
was defeated b. a majority OF 176.
The following If the vote IN Martins
Ferry:
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MILLION STOMACH
SUFFERERS EAT
Big MEALS NOW
NO FEAR OF INDIGESTION, GAS
soURNEss, HEARTBURN OR
AcIOlTY.
"PAPE's DlAPEPsIN" rs QUICKEST
sOREsT STOMACH REoUIA-
TOR KNOWN.

Every year regularly more than a
million stomach sufferers in the
United States. England and Canada
take Pape's Diapepsin and realize not
only immediate but lasting relief.
rms harmless preparation will d.
gest anything you eat and overcome
a sour, gassy or outof-order stomach
i've minutes afterwards.
IL your meals don't AZ comfortably.
or what YOU eat lays like a lump OF
lead In your stmach. or ifyou have
heartburn. that Is a sign OF ind,ges-
ton.
Get from your pharmacist a 5O-cent
case OF Papeis Diapepsin and eat a
rev OF these candy-like tablets Just as
soon as you can. There will be no
sour risings. no belching OF undi.
gested food mixed with acid. nostom.
ach gas or heartburn. no fullness or
heaVy feeling in the stomach, no
nausea. facilitating headaches, dizzi.
ness or intestinal gripping. This will
all go. and besides. there will be no
sour food left over in the stomach To
poison your breath with nauseaous
odors.
Pape's Diapepsin promptly regulates
out-of order stomachs. because IL men,
traizes the acids in the stomach and
olsests your food just the same as IL
your stomach wasn't there.
RELIEF In i've minutes from all stou-
sch misery Is waiting for you at any
drug store.
These large 50-cent cases contain
more than sufficient TO thoroughly
overcome any case of dyspepsia, in
digestion or any other stomach Ate.
order.
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CURED BOY OF Group

Nothing frightens a mother more
than the loud. hoarse cough OF Group.
The labored breathing. strangIinR.
choking and gasping for breath caII
for instant action. Mrs. T. Neureuer
Eau Claire. Wis. says: "Foley's
Honey and Tar cured my boy of a
serious attack OF Group after other
remedies had failed. I recommended
II to every one as we know from our
own experience that II is a wonder
full remedy for coughs. colds. Group
and wnOoping cough" II clears AIR
passages and heals.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-03
DR. TEMPLE WINS
FOR CONGRESS

PHILADELPHIA pa. Nov. DIR
IT, w.. Temple HepublIcanl. elected
to Congress from tho Twenty fourth
district of Pennsylvania
Ir Trwu'n Dr. professor In Wash.
inrion and Jefferson College. and H.
ven known in Wheeling. having Do
hvcrcd 20 course of lectures in the Car.
roll club. this city. a few years ago.
De vas elected to Congress two wears
nro. ou fhc Progressive ticket be-
uaH elected fhie time nH the regular
Republican candidate.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-03
GOLDEN WEDDING OF
FAIRMONT COUPLE

Special Dispatch to the Inteiiigencer.
FAIRMoNT. w. Va. Nov. MIR.
and Mrs. Thomas Dorsey Harden.
prominent residents OF this city. today
celebrated their Golden Wedding anni-
versary at their home on Water
street. Their eight children and q
large number OF grandchildren were
present at the Harden home during
the day for the celebration. Mrs.
Harden was before her marriage Miss
Barnes, sister OF Rev. |. A. Barnes,
OF Adrian, Mich. and a member of a
prominent Marion county family.
Fifty years ago today. the couple were
married in old Middletown. now Fair.
mont, and they have resided here ever
since.
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John T.. HlFe one Uf fns EaHf-rraa.H.
IfaiI'rfH ~ fn.r city. fflr ar boz home
.I irIIfrgun street. yesterday mrrrIra.
f. Hn early hour. nffrr n UrrrrIur I.|.
poo. nf CONS location OF fIafHnrn Tho
ff."l r"Hn was HnII. TI u.srH nj a..
HInIN0T ~ IrnrH Iin una miner ...
ltIIln until about year AGO WHOM.
DO gee iNr.Fl iN Eirn Hu on account III
poi NraIfN Do la survived rr HIa vile
HNn several children. The deceased rrsrf
tr n'.nN.r no fHe loyal ErIE.fa III
HHI ffff WiI NH.s charge Oh
.No iI f.HI HrrarEfmrnfa mot being COM.
HIa|nI IHH| U|nHH
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COURTHOUSE WILL
NOT BE REMOVED

tiNEaEETON. W Na. Nov -
Grrcnhrior county held AM election To-
Dow f1 determine whether tho court
Iou.e would ir moved from The his
foric town uf lev. burr fo Romeo.
Fnrin nn fro main line OF Tho Chrra.
pr7E" a ohio railroad. and rdherpnts
~ Tow burF won hr ma lorIfv OF
bout 1900 OUT Of $500 votes rorad
Those who favored Ronceverte dId
NOT fef aH many votes OIL we're on Inc
original petition.
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BRITISH WILL
HOLD STEAMER

HALIFAX. N. s. Nov. 2.-Declara-
tons OF arrest we're nailed today to
the mainmasts OF the American steam
er Hooking and the Dutch steamer
Hamborn, which were brought into
this port Sunday by British prize
crews. The steamers are held for
condemnation. the legal question in
each case being that of ownership.
The declarations stated that the own
ers OF the steamers have a time limit
OF eight days in which TO put in their
defense.
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DIED OF EXPOSURE.

LONDON. Nov. 3. 2:5s a. m.-Ths
Hon. Lionel Walrond. member of the
house OF commons for the Tiverton
division OF Devon. died yesterday IN
Scotland as the result OF exposure in
the trenches in France He is the
seventh member OF the British parlia-
ment TO die as a result of the war.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-03
SERYIANS FALLING
BACK ON MONASTIR

LONDON. Nov. 3. 3:42 a. m.-Ths
Buigarians, advancing from Veles IL
the direction OF Monastir have reached
the Babuna range. half way betweer
Veles and Prilep. according to the
Times Athens correspondent. The
Servians are falling back on Pri,er
and Monastir. he says. but Monastii
has not been seriously threatened.
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Obituary


ATT, Mrs- A; J. Roster Of No 4s4 ohio
o!li.eS; Island. died last night al 10
80, .JISa. AZ the ohio Valley General hos
Y..ei' IA me Slst year OF her age. death
tIfiIuue 70 a complication OF diseases
~ - lig an operation. Mrs. Roster was
-, Ia inter- OF John J. Cole Sr.. OF
l--ls' -sth street. Mrs. Roster was horn
,silo reared ia the city She is survIvsd
nc" ,,i., nus nand- Funeral arrangoments
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orc was received m the city vcsf-,.
10 nat after Downing. a former res
XXtnt OF thls city, died this week In New
lnlh. re was the husband OF Mrs Ian.
.Nliher downing OF Wheeling For me
several years Mr.. Downing has
company Ia AN official cararlfv ,,t,p
m,,e s., In New York. while he
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Funsral Of AR. oreeuinrer roa,.

uneral services VIII be held FOR Min
aFu treenimger. the we'll known restdenf
on the East End, will be held this morn
ing az 80 o'clock at the family home
10y Eighteenth street. followed bv -
Huiem solemn mass In 81 AIphonsus
SIT. Calvary VIII pe ~
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Tho football fans OF this city will
nave an opportunity 20 sec two GOOD
games the latter part OF she week or
saturday afternoon the local high school
team VIII stack UP again the Cambridge
DtNt games OF ne season. on SUNDAY
the Athletics win play the fast Mas
sillon Tigers.
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Funeral services viii be- held thfa AZ
tfruoDu from the nome Of the unrenta sf
tner Nutak. who died Monday. affrr a
snort Illness The services win ba la
charFc ~ fnc pastor 0f the WnvfarI
rruf0u rernetcIs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-03
AMENDMENT VOTE
IN MARTINS FERRY

Iuc following table Indicates the vote
on the proposed constitutional amend
memts. in Martins Ferry IL was offi-
,lallF stated last night that the returns
Ll'lh ~ the precincts cannot be obtain
81 until late this forenoon
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Mrs. Ross Perry. OF this city. received
nord yesterday 10 the effect that her
Iotner-in-law, Charles pOnley. had died
~ MS nome ~ Cambridge. after a lin
gering illness. The late AIR Donley Ms
a FORMER resident Of this city having
resided Pere Tor a member OF years
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-03

special services were held in ST
Marys catholic church yesterday morn
ing IA Observance Of All Souls DaV
Ihree services were held during he
were held At 81. Mary's cemetery vrest
1.-THE city. The services at both places
~sere In charge Of Rev. Father {. A.
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shows Little Improram,nt-

r. C. Heslop. who was Injured In a
runaway accident Monday afternoon.
SHOWS little Improvement at hts home
ana u VIII be several days before the
extent OF his injuries are known. The
injury 10 his side seems TO be the most
serious and internal injuries are feared
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= calrn Mind and pieaelrf anficipaUon. Won
80 Eith g1ur ON hInf. apr'y o. ~ narlf.
- and at ouoa feel serae - relief
hoihrra no hrFe learned eli ffa from
etperirnce te1 ~ ne heraed rrHaf frfrn
nNfninf s'ckneE. ne aiarurr ~ FfHlfn arf
~ und1uifef hcaiihfui induenos Impaired b.
~ ouuIinr hahT.
lhen sIiie hIaf1cld Heruiator Co. t0f -
nlar hldF., Atlanta. Ca. frr n valuable b0nr
81 lrslruriion fof eEpcrtant mofherr.
aniheFa Frend.' = feouumenfsd evrrV.
80 read s1rne verY luieTcstng letters IN gou
ETfie for ftlg box
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operations this morning at eight o'clock
after being Idle since Friday Owing TO
the fact that there Is SHORTAGE 81
acid the tin house was over-stocked and
they were given a chance to get caught
up with their work
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MARTINS FERRY


TIE voting yenferday vas the heav-
81 Oh years. nearly a. tho entire vote
IN we Guy wac out Zach candidate was
busy getting OUT the voters and me M
terest Was at fever heat
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- eng uehiF are being made FOR in
a.AlIInH skating rink ln tho Arrr0re
lfI tne latter part OF fnr month ana
iNr .kattf have already been ordered.
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anf yct during me -
ROD u erpectaney.
much depends mon
ne physical comfort ~
Ne mcihcr. One 1ffhs
bet ada ~ q remedy
Known a. sNoiiera
Friend" Applied over
Ne muriea. % renr-
g aicg r. tile NJ work
~ news. relieves ffa
pains On cidsut to
gifefehng ~ cords nnI
Nrlmentg, males ii1
plant infurH daily
rrr fnff Fnrffrf rInHHr
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A FEW OF THE
WINNING ONES

ALBAHx. ~. T. Nov. a-Jossph W.
s,evens, 4spuhiican, rs-sisctsd mayor
and Progressfvs, By IN fndicatsd plur-
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s.ss. .1 s:S. ana =. r ... .'...ss
mayor over wis. Dsnoer.t' By s.sss.
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Troy, y. II nov. a-Nayor Cabins,
conoes. ~ about coo plurality.
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one ~ the features n veeterd1afa vof-
.ng vs. The large number OF women who
Npiel fnf member m fur board ~ educ
CATION Ihe women started t1 70 90
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UTICA II. Z, NOV. a-John q.
IhomAs. Republican. elected mayor OF
Utica. BY az votes.
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CINCINNATI. Nov. a-oeorxs Puoh-
ta- Republican, WAS elected MAYOR OF
CINCINNATI BY plurality OF about
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H Smell (Rspubliean was elected 20
congress- from the 3lst congregational
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BUFFALO, n. r., nov. a-Arthur w
kretnhedsr, Charles n Head, Char..s
n Ail and John r. Malone, were elect
"a city eommtsstonsrs under the com
mission form Of government An effect
January !. OF the four oandidatss two
are republicans and two Democrats.
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ENrInE TICKET, HEADED BY RAILS
TON FoH MAYOR, Is
ELECTED.

Socialists and Democrats Easily De-
feated-Martins Ferry Defeats Pro
htbtrion Amendment by 176.
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H Edgsrton. Rspubiioan rs-sisetsd
mayor Of Rochester by plurality OF
more than 10000.
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TROY, n. r, NOV. 2.-cornsiius
Burns. Democrat, rs-slectsd mayor over
H w. Gardiner, EspubneAn, BIZ about
l.2oo plurality.
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SCHENECTADY, ". r.. NOV. Anew.
George u. Lunn. former Socialist mayor
OF Schenectady, to-day was again elect
ca ny plurality estimated az l,soo.
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MARTINS FEERx RESULTS.

Mayor.
James hAlston, (E.) ......... l347
James " oatherston. Cd .. Isl
Newton Wyckoff, (S). $50
PEsaideat Of Council.
rGoorgo a. barr, (Rl lc45
Thomas J. Irwin, (D.) ..... ava
Ernest 0osney, Isl .... 662
Auditor.
-Thomna A McFaerson, (Rl 1908
n. o. Lupton, ODD 38l
George n Harms. (S.D . Goa
Treasurer.
sLee Rankin, (RD.... e7l
W. s. MarEh, (D.) ........ 800
Harry w. Hastings, ISL. 649
City Solicitor.
eDavfd H. James, Cal. lO72
Victor ]. KOhrer (D.l ..... $50
Counctl-at-LarRe.
ed M Lipphardt, (R-) ...... 1901
&C walter Tay.or. (H) .....1l52
a. b. Gordon, cd 90. ......... $50
Edward Harris, (s.) .......... el9
VIM. H. JsE3s, 81 ........... $50
Franz Morris. ISL ......-. 5s6
Indicates candidates elected.
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LYONS, II. Y. NOV. a-Norman =.
0ould. Republican, elected eonTressman
from 3sth congressional dtstr4ct.
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The polls carly. Several autos we're
Ia use to take the women Co. lie POLLS.
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Republicans won a sweeping victory
Ia the municipal election held yester-
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Resumes rhis Morning
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Once you have played Columbia Record
on your instrument, we believe you win
never again be satisfied with tone any less
round and rich and natural.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-23
FINANCIAL NEWS
WALL, STREET DEVOTED TIME
TO REPRESSION OF BEAR ELEMENT
Talk That Mexican Petroleum Will Be Controlled by
One of Standard Oil orporations-General
Motors Dropped 43 Points
NEM YORK. Dec. 2a.


be controlled Standard oil corporations
above a
speculative Gains although
oil
o.
of points
In
low rcenta n is
is
70 unchanged at 2A 93
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-23
NOVEMBER EXPORTS RECORD
Value for Month Was 1881, 1,114,527.
October Nearest

WA SHINGTON. Dec. 23.-The record Of
exports in November has never been sur
passed in the history of American trade.
They were 1881 .114,527. The month that
comes nearest to this was October. 1915,
when the exports totaled s32s63O,2s1. The
trades of the entire year ending with No
vember, 1916, went up over the five bill
lion mark. The total value of imports
for the year were sl,7SO, 22s, and the ex-
ports were valued at sS,437, ,292. .53S.
One year ago November exports aggre-
gated s2O5, SIS, 1888, and in 1912, which was
the former record 27S,2I4,19l. The export
balance for November was 1856, ,S2535S, as
compared with s79,411.271 for November,
1914 and for the twelve months ended
with November last, $1,707, ,0i9,30 as
against $2i2 542, ,O93 one year ago and $685.
AZ, us two years ago. Duty-free imports
comprised 6S3 per cent. of the November
November, 1914.
Gold imports during November 1915.
amounted to S6O,9Sl, $40, as against 1891, 729
in November, 1914. Twelve months i'm
ports of gold aggregated Sil0,65O,976, as
compared with SIS, ,352, ,035 in the preceding
year. November exports of gold were
valued at 1861, 1853, as against sl4,526.4S2 in
November, 1914, while for twelve months
ended with November, the total was Sl9,-
667, 557, as compared with 1898, ,S25 in the
preceding year. Instead of a net outward
gold movement of Sl74 7O5, $50, as in the
twelve months ended with November. 1914.
the year Just ended shows a net inward
gold movement of S390.9s3,ilS.