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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-11-21

= Ofk oAIAE<-- 49,.
FOR SALE-Two good Juniper row boats
Will sell cheap. Address p. o. Box
s15. City. 2inoy7t
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FOR SALE-Two blocks, 40 lots. 4ox
1921 each. In, New City Tract near
Bayou Texar. Price for both blocks
$1500-$250 cash,$1,25o mortgage. Fisher
Real Estate Agency lsnovot
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

WRITE motion picture plays; 80 each
Experfence unnecessary. Details free
to beginner. Producers League, la
wainwright. st. Louis. 1lnov
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FOR SALE-Will sell cheap or exchange
for anything of value. I'VE passenger
automobile now in daily use. Would
accept horse and COW. Address Auto
care Journal 2lnov4t
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FOR RENT OR SALE-want somebody
to live in Groom house one year or
more free. Has barn and chicken house;
also have about 100 chickens, horse
Jas. Eisenbach, r. r. d. No. 4.
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FOR SALE-one pointer bird dog,
trained. Can be seen at 712 E. Mallory
street. George B. Gingles. 21nov1ts
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THE MARKETS
New Orleans Cotton

New Orleans. June 22-Cotton futures
opened steady today az an advance Or
Z 20 3 points but good weather over the
belt was against values. selling devel-
oneu and haM an hour afteh the FIRST
call. prices we're AZ the level n yehter-
days close.
Heavy liquidation % long cotton vas
induced ny reports ~ easier spot markets
in the south The market DID not take
lhe offerings any too well toward noon.
prices were a. a net decline - fve 20 six
points
IN the early Afternoon prices were a. a
net decline ~ 8 90 8 points. Shorts took
profits on a large scale sent the market
up on themselves % level 4 20
points over yesterdays
Spot cotton easy unchanged, sales on
tHa spot BIS bales. 90 arrive 40 bales
strict ordinary 1858 iow middliuE SIS
strict low uiddHnE 8eg. midd8uN eo8s
strict mlddI.nw 8Z5. good middHlnR gET.
strict good middunE 9st stocks l7s sf7.
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Established in 1881.
Cotton opened steady unchanged TO /


New York. June 22-C3tton futures
opened STEADY ~ an advance 81 20
points on covering by sonic OF veater~
DAYS sellers wHn we're probably tnnu-
and thm appearance 30 some local boil
support. The demand however was b.
no means active. 8nd prices soon eaHed
or 81 within 5 qolut or two Or last
nights closing figures under a renewal
81 July liquidation and local pressure IN
splred hy the favorable weather map
and the outlook FOR continued clear cor
ditious "a the south
Trading WAS less active during she mid
die % tHe morning. but the market was
barely steady with active months about
9 20 10 points net lower under continued
scattered liquidation.
SPOT cotton quiet. NlddlinK uplanda
a.hb. No sales.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

In Escambia County Court 81 RECORD.
state ~ Florida. m ChauceFv MnrNar-
81 Nunak. Complainant. IS. Thomas
Nmnak. defendant. ON MONDAY the 23Fd
day ~ August A -. 1918. the defend
ant Thomas Nunak in required Go appear
20 the hlll flied against him herein.
This order 20 be published once each
week for eight consecutive weeks tn
The Pensacola journal. q Newspaper pub
llshed in said Escamhia County.
A. ~ MCMILLAN.
tsEALD clerk Court ~ Record
Ry ChaE p Bohe, ~ e.
Pensacola, Fla, June @2nd. 1915
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APPLIeArIon 20 eaARrga.

APPLICATION FOR CHARTER
Notice is hereby given that on ths
second day ~ July, A. u. 1915, arpii-
cation win be made 20 the Governor -
the State Of Florida for letters patent
Incorporating the Inatauto Piston Rims
Remover Company tn accordance with
the laws o. the state q Florida, under
tire following proposed charter.
MAX l. BEAR.
r R. MALONE.
g. e. LLOYD.
r ". GOopHART.
JAKE BEAR
I. The name Of the corporation shall
b. THE GNSTANTO PISTON RING
REMOVER COMPANY" and It's princi.
pal place of business shall be At pensa-
cola. Fla-, but branch Offices and factorieH
may b established elsewhere within or
without the state ~ Florida. as may he
permitted by law, and as Ste board ~
directors may from time 20 time deem
advisable
e. The general nature of the business
70 be transacted shan bs the manufae-
ture and sale o. Piston Ring Removera.
tools, hardware, fittings. appliances and
and leasing. owning and selling property.
real and personal, 90 be used IN con-
nertiou with Or carrying on said bust,
ness, 20 buy and sell patents and patent
rights and generally % have. enjoy and
exercise ell rights, privileges and powers
~ corporation for profit. Organized under
the laws ~ the State o. Florida.
The amount ~ capital stock au-
thoriEed iE nNe thousand dollars
tss 080 0o1. 20 be divided into one hun
dred shares of FIFTY dollars ESQ 00) each,
20 be paid for Ga cash Or property, at
just valuation Go BE- liked - the board
of directors AZ a meeting held for that
4. The corporation shall exist Tor the
term ~ ninety nine Css1 years
s.. The business q the corporation
Vice President and a Secretary Treas
urer. and % board o. Elk directors, 70 be
elected 40 the regular annual meeting
q the company 20 he held On the second
the FIRST election. the officers who are q
conduct THE business ~ the company
shan be. Max J.. Bear, President. y. j
Vidal Vice President. Fl r. Malone.
v J. vidal r. r. Malone, c. r. Lloyd
r. W. GoodhRrt ard Jake Bear shall
constitute the board ~ directors.
8. The highest amount ~ Indebted
tlou can subject itself 10 ten thousand
dollars fft6 COO CO..
T. The names. places o. residence and
number ~ shares subscribed are a. fol-
lows.
Max L. Bear. Pensacola. FTa.. 4 shares.
v j. Vidal Pensacola IA. shares.
q. Malone. Pensacola, Fiar, 2 shares
c. p Lloyd. Pensacola, Fla.. 20 shares.
r. W. Goodhart, Pensacola, Fla, 2
shares.
JAKE Bear. Pensacola. Fla. shares
IN witness whereof. ire before men
toned subscribers have hereunto set
their hands and seals this 1lsr day ~
May. A. g. 1915
MAX l.. BEAR. tEsaN
" J. VIDAL. fseaB
RI n. MALONE. fse8D
q. r. LLOYD gseaD
r. " GDouHAET. fseaD
JAKE BEAR CseaD
eEhA -5unezoaw8w
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silddlinE uplands
Liverpool Cotton.

Liverpool June T2--Spot easier Coed
niddlnR SIS. middlinF 521 Tow middiing
A7l. Sales 1000 bales. Tor speculation
and export 4 900 bales.
Receipts 1000 bales
Futures barely steady June BIe. June
July 5i3. July August kIf. August SEP
temher 80 September October 81 aaha !
October November B.tgh. January Feb
ruary 5.b6h Marrh-Apri1 5,65 May-June
lnt..
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Grain and Provisions.

chicago. June 22-Cash grain ana PRO
visions
Nheate-Nc. red nominal. No 2 hard
1lsh. Corn No. 2 yellow f8M MTt Hva
No. ia BARLEY sTmra Timothy
seed oomT %. clover sF0II3Z5 Pro
visions-pork 1910. iard sl1. ribs s.62d
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Statesmen WANTED.

SALESMAN capable speciality man for
Florida staple ine on rev and exc
rentiunal teTme Vacancy now. AttFae-
tIve commission contract SIS weekly
foE expenses. Miles p BlSIer ca sass
Carlin Bldg. Cleveland 9. Gaiunelts
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Pa w
WANTED-TO BUY.

WANTED Horse for farming. harness.
bumper wagon. good condition. Cheap
for cash, also moving machine and disk
harrow. y q. Edwards. General deHV-
cry. Pensacola. Fla. 28iune5ts
WANTED-T0 buy two passenger
Hurmohlles must Be cheap. Address
box 1853, Pensacola. Pa. fauetstf
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ALL OFFERS IN WAY OF
MEDIATION PUBLISHED

Washington. June 22--President
Wilson revealed today that all the
offers Of mediation IN Europe which
the United States had made publicly
or semi publicly have been disclosed
and that a. present no new efforts
are being made. Foreign govern
ments, he said, were generally aware
Of the desire Of the United States ~
do anything possible q assist In
bringing peace.
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WIDOW s. worth SO aao. would marry.
oHio. gojuns1ts
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LOST AND FOUND.

LosT-Aufomobils Tag. No. 500. Reward
for return 90 81 Thiesen huiidinw.
18funa
LoET-on Thursday June 81 between
MarrgncaE avenue and Garden street.
arid Mgliera Store on eth avenue. Top 70
baby Garage. Finder please phone 1884
18}unests
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Million Article George"

Z buy and exchange and sen anything
second hand Stoves. wagons. locks ele-
waters pumps piping. desks. bottles.
barrels. feed bags. preserve jars chairs
harness show cases. See boxes. scales.
counters typewvgtera. coffee urnE. tn
fact II there o. auything you need
have S. Address 1ts South Tarragona
street Pensacola. F1a- tmAy
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POSITION WANTED

w ANTEn-Bv intelligent. educated
lady, position requiring either mental
or physical work Can please vuu- Ad-
dress Can Box IS. Leeshurg. Tla-"
aslunatts
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The Journals Want ad
Way" will get you results.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE or TRAnE-cue g-roou eot-
thEe. with either a or lots accom-
uAuysnw same. situated on East Wi1 ore
nlaek from car lire. on modern rouVen-
ienroa-fer anything ~ equal value i'm
proved Or un'mnrovea Address r. o.
haN 1883 fnne2aM
FOR sALE-Af 10 W rntendencia
street. enc flne COW I've wears ald Civ
ING salons ~ milk per dag. Calf ten
days old, also ore new ThoruhFH wagon.
harness and horse. one ruuahouG buggy
Ha8unw
FOR SALE -uaHenNeF Overland auto On
good condition. Sen on very reasonable
terms. r ensaco,a Auto Supply Co. III
North Pa1af0E street 1srnmy
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FARM LANDS.

SETTLERS WANTED a the Roberts
community. Creamery and canning
plant - take year pru6ace. Coos land
&c reasonable prizes Write ua for fun
Information Tie Roberts Farmers
Association. Geo. = Voorhees, President
Roberts. Pa a8fmh
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WANTED

WANTED Buarr@fs. splendid Rome
cooking served family style Our awn
dairy milk and hatter Clean rooms
ans beds W ser week. san Jose Hoe
teE &C. WfiEht ST. 1kMpF
WANTED eur Jon Frinanw ana orders
for EuNrnwtmM On ana kinaa. cmNinN
rsrds. wedding tuvffaffrna. etc MAWEs
PRINTING CO a. Weuf Government.
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ARTISAN WELLS

aRTEsTAN WELT4s-wtn put IN wells
"a ne inches diameter. any depth,
and guarantee water Write for fun In
formation Gray Artenian Wen Co. Cot
faanafe. Ffa. 6Fnrh
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Savannah. June z2-The anirtt market
was nrui st CO... With sales - 0ss
casks
umrEfnwa rAuxe
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PIANOS

YOUR PIANO can ne rnnds uks new In
tone touch and iookm BY cur three aE-
peri piano builders ard case Uninhern
Tow prices and yum can nmp ~ the
week The Clutter Music HouMa tanos
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T. o o -
Excelsior Emcnmpunent. No. 4 nesfm
every second and fourth "wednesday "a
each month a. s p. ~ in Ranord Han.
corner hayien ana Belmont mtraata.
VISITING Eatrtarcha are invited 20 at
tend
W ~ OVERHEARD.
cHAs. FRETpRIcHsEN CT
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TRANSFER. STORAGE.

MERCHANTS TRANSFER CO. Thor. n.
Thorasns Proprietor. eolicits an Kinda
81 moving and hauling FaFE1fura sacked
fQF nnluuenA Farnffure stared once
phons ~ Depot phona faA fam1i
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UE 4 DETECTIVE Earn a25 10 SIS
werAIN enmHra Is sen tMn w0n3H with
az expenses paid Wrlte Tor particulars
90 Knfafne Detective system Ines Dept
ffs Boston Mars 10iuue1te
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE or TRADES Thorough
bred Houdmu hens. one Houdan male
bird, cross bred hens. 60 ten weeks
chicks ! fine year SOW. sill fRrrow
September eleven weeks pigs one
100 pounds capacity North Star RefriR
orator used months OF win trade for
launch. write BOX t9s. esiunelts
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HooToN & WATSON
HELP WANTED.

GOVERNMENT POSITIONS are easy On
get We free booklet N-As6 tells bow
LISA .lnaflaus N E.ia state Hnons write
faaaE@MaW EAHE HOPKINS Wash.
inrfon q q emag sun& weasus
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MISCELLANEOUS.

LTaFEs-fi % per hundred IN city. or
FA.zA per hundred s. parcel post T.
C. Carter. p. o. BOX SCI Pensacola.
funetTtoseps0
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" o W
Hickory Camp No AT TNnoArnmm OF ire
Worid meets second and fourth weanes-
day nights AZ $50 3. ~. Woodmea Han
corner Baylem ans Romano
C. 70. CROoKE. Gers
C. G.
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NAVAL STORES
MARKET FIRM

The spirit market was Arm az - hld
with aaiea o. none,
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Notice ts hereby given that on ths
second day ~ July. A. H. 1915, arpu-
cation win be made 20 the Governor ~
the state Of Florida for letters patent
Incorporating the InHtauto Piston Rims
Remover Company in accordance with
the laws % the state ~ Florida. under
tire following proposed charter.
mH
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Jacksonville Market

| Jacksonville June 2s-The spirit mar
| ket vas hrm 40 ". with sales ~ go
/ casks.
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FOR sAIE-tiso M0sler Spit Fire
spark Plugs. Csc while they last
9se. Everybodys. The House 81 re- 900
Articles. afunafm
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

Fer sArE-Ntes mare nne worker IN
good condition Can he bad cheap.
Apply so. sts West Romano street, Or
phone go sr sos 1ffunetw
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1915-12-31

TO be prosperous and healthy do not
drink at all. Take the young ball
players. They are Il stamp of men
who do not drink any liquor | was Il
money making machine. and my sue
cess depended upon my spirit and abil-
ity to hang fast.
'In all my career in the prize ring
1 never was knocked down. 1t was
said Charley Mitchell knocked me
down. That is not true. slipped
and was up and at it again in a second.
had managers and trainers because
Of my superior skill. Naturally it was
for their benefit to keep me in the best
physical shape so that l could fulfill
my best effort, because if John l.. play
ed out their meal ticket was gone. But
they We're generally unsuccessful when
they tried to stop me. They We're afraid
Of me.
But booze wasn't afraid of John L.
Sullivan. 1t was long time before l
began to realize. there could be but
one finish. So took Il tumble to my
self
Now. l want to tell you something
from the book of experience of John
L. Sullivan. The booze has more ways
of hitting you than you have of dodg-
ing. no matter how successful an in.
you may be-"
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1915-12-31
Within The Law
Cresco Opera House, January 18th
JOHN |, SULLIVAN
NOW A REF0RMER
Ex-Champion PugiIist Exh0rts
Crowd to Quit Drink.

Asbury Park, N. John l.. Sullivan
made his bow as public lecturer on
temperance the other day. With an
old reputation as great consumer Of
liquor. the stalwart eX-pugilist attract
ed large audience. among whom were
many gayly attired women.
With few gestures. but with good
deal Of force, Sullivan said:
Ladies and gentlemen and my
friends, now you know I could never
lie but one person, and that is John L.
Sullivan as he is at all times.
II want to speak particularly to the
young man. He will say: 4 know
men that drink every day. They are
wonderfully prosperous and healthy
say to the young man if you want
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1915-12-31
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

WOOD FOR Standing timber
and cord wood, Phone Ridgeway "a.
16t4 w, r, LIBBEY.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1915-12-31
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Estate of Her ann Narou.e, licensed.
Notice is HEREBY gwen, That the sub
scriber has been duly appointed Admin
istrator to the Estate of u ermann Maronde
late of Howard 'center Township,
in the county of Howard,
State of Iowa. deceased, intestate, and has
taken upon himself that trust by giving
BON as the law directs.
All persons having demands upon the
Estate of said Deceased are required to
exhibit the same: an persons indebted to
the said Estate are called upon to make
payment to l.. A. MARpNBE,
december IA, 1915. Administrator.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1915-12-31
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE
Estate of Michael Bronner, Deceased.

Notice is hereby given. That the subscriber
has been duly appointed Administratrtx
to the Estate of Michael 81 onner. late of
deceased intestate,and has taken upon her.
self that trust by giving bonds rs the law
directs.
All persons having demands upon the
Estate OF said deceased are required to
exhibit the same; and persons Indebted TO
the said Estate are called upon 10 make
pay ment TO
MARGARET BRONN ER,
3tl9 Ndnlnistratrix.
Dated Cresco. Iowa. Dec, y, 1875,
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P[AN TO FINANCE
EL!.k|IH|:|.0RNI G0.kl|I(]lES
c. w. Watson, President,
Conferring With Balti-
more Capitalists.

BALTIMORE. Oct. 28.-The Elk.
horn Mining Corporation, the operat.
ing company Of the Elkhorn Fuel Com
pany. will shortly announce new
financial plan designed to provide for
the S2,475,000 notes which mature on
December next.
All OF the notes are held by the
Elkhorn Fuel Company, which ad.
Vanced the Corporation funds 10 the
amount OF the notes with which to
prosecute development work on 10000
acres OF coal land on the waters OF
eBaver Creek and tributaries In East
ern Kentucky leased by the Elkhorn
Fuel Company TO the Elkhorn Mining
Corporation.
What form the new financing will
take has not been decided, but It is
understood that the plan will provide
funds not only for the maturing
notes, but also for development work
on an extensive scale.
Former United States Senator
Clarence w. Watson Of West Wiz.
ginia, president OF the Corporation, Is
now comforting with Baltimore and
New York banking interests relative
TO the financing.
Under the terms of the lease be-
tween the Elkhorn Fuel Company and
the Elkhorn Mining Corporation, the
latter is required to produce mini
mum Of 100000 tons Of coal annually
on which 1t pays minimum royait<
Of 10 cents ton.
The minimum royalty became eff
fective on April i last, but all coal
mined up to that date had TO be paid
for on the basis OF 10 cents net ton.
The Corporation now operates II
coal mines, and II is understood that
others will be opened in the near fu.
ture. Demand for the grade CT coal
produced by the Corporation Is stead.
| lily increasing, and with the high
prices prevailing, and higher prices in
prospect within the next 60 days, the
management is optimistic over the
outlook.
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Oil and Gas

Lincoln County. ". Va, Ia conpletInE
wells with as much or more regularity
than any other county. In Duval dis.
trict. the Ohio Fuel Company has COM.
pleted and shot Its test on the ]. C. Gil.
bert farm. Il Will make six-barrcl pump.
er In the Gerea grit. In the same dis
trict, the South Penn OIL Company has
started TO drill No. 30 on the Hotse Greek
tract. On Sugar Tree Fork, Union Com
pnny Is drilling No. on the Peter Wood
ium farm, and has started 80, 4 on tho
w. !. Wade farm. located on Straight
Fork, Duval district.
On the north fork OF the Hughes River,
Grant. district, RiicliIe County. the Tn
known OIL Company hns drilled test
on the +. Hatfield farm through the Big
lnjun sand and found nothing IN that Or
any OF the upper sands. In the Weir
sand development on Blue Creek Elk
district. 'Kanawha County. the Ohio Fuel
OIL Company shot It's No. on the Ed
ward GehhArt farm. 1t was down 10 IL
barrels Hay, and after shot responded
with Il production OF lOi barrels the ems
suing 81 hours.
In Meuds district. Tyler County. there
is uite litll" new work starting In the
Vicinity Of tho Philadelphia Company
recent completion on tho a. Baker farm.
The oil In the Barker farm tetst was
developed In the Ris lnJun sand mil II r.
ht.tlnE up 10 20 barrels II day. From
present Indications. this district promises
10 rival Tie BIE InJun sand development
in Green district. Wctzel County.
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FINANCE. OIL, GAS AND PRODUCE
NyeU; YORK
sew YORK.. a. .s.-apradstreet.

NEW YORK Oct. .5.-"Bradstreets
ssaye tosl q probably temporary set.
bark 70 retail distribution caused by a
speiltof warr weather progress In trade
and fndpstV continues OF conspicuous
proportion, with even greater gains ap.
pafentiy % store.
IN the larger lines cumulative expan.
sion - The chief characteristic: retail
merchant abowfa stronger propensity u
buy ahead; the steel trade goes on maxi
Inf ground; prices on some finished pro.
duets have been advanced, partly to keep
buying within certain bounds: thu long
predicted scarcity Of railway cars In an
actual fact scarcity OF labor exists pay
rolls are enlafging: weekly bank clear
inss are OF Unparalleled proportions; de.
mald for money, the supply OF which Is
plethoric at easy rates. Is increasing; eX-
ports Of wheat and -four for the current
week bllsh q new high record; export
trade continues Unprecedented. meritor-
tous new enterprises arc being launched
mora readily; real estate. long dormant
ts feYiying. and farmers In the South are
paving on old debts.
Weekly bank clenrlnSs. t5.22l.7s9, 900"
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Grain and Produce.

CHICAGO. Oct. ?s.-The bear side Of,
wheat was even more popular today than
on any previous day OF the week This
two TO three cents. and the market was
without rcactionary power. IAN uncon-
tlrmed report Of a British victory ut the
1ardanclles was the signal for heavy
selling hy longs.
The sharp break In car lots Of wheat at
tho Southwest was a decided bcarIsh III
fiuence, declines being shown OF two 20
three cents at 81. Louis and one TO six
cents at Kansas City. The receipts In
that section continue TO increase. and
In case nf further price breaks. the farm
Ing community tx apt To sell more freely
than haa recently been the case.
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CHICAGO. Oct. ga girls morals
has close relation TO her wages.
a girl can't live according to the
moral code on five tioliara-a week.
The commerce OF big business" iG
often an indirect commerce IN souls
and bodies of young girls.
These are the conclusions at which!
Judge Joseph z. Uhlir OF the morals
court Of Chicago. and a student o.
social and moral conditions has reach.
cd after experimenting for two months
with q group Of 10 wayward girls who
came before him in the morals court.
By paying the lowest possible wages
10 their girl employees the big en-.
ploycr creates prostitutea; then they
salye their Gonsciences by donating
thousands Of dollars to establish REF,
uges for fallen women"
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-10-23
PITTSBURGH

PITTSBURGH, Oct g3.-La Belle Iron
Works. common was a feature Of trading,
but IL lacked the snap displayed on some
recent previous sessions. The demand
seemed TO be- pretty we'll satisfied aud
the advance apparently had discounted
the war orders said to have been placed
with the company. In the early trading
the stock was firm. hut only gained II
shade up to midday. In tho afternoon
The demand for the. issue became more
urgent aud the closing part OF the Sos
sion ndvanced to So, the highest price
tolehed on the present movement. The
brewing group was again In demand and
each OF the four members OF the group
made and held gains.