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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-17
Closing Stock Letter.

(Fv private wire to Fidelity Invest
ment Association from Harris. Winthrop
& Coz
more erratic today than for some time
and at the same time extremely actlEH'
The Coppcrs acted we'll and lock like
going higher. TIL" Junior steel stocks
were very activ" aud higher. Nhti" 1;
s Steel closes around yesterdays tnal
price. the local floor traders bought
heavily In the coalrrs. --catlng q short
lived rally In the rails. Tho public ap-
pear 20 be again taking the hit in their
teeth and buying into these shares that
show signs Of movement and 1t seems TO
us that the pace is too fast to be
healthy.
The seasoned copper stocks. earnings
Of which are known and I. :. Steel for
the same reason. together with other
stable securities are perhaps safe ana
due for further advances. but Nc recon-
mrnd care in the fast and unknown quail
tiles.
Dow Jones says-Republic Steel and
Iron preferred declared regular quarter
is dividend Of IA per cont on preferred
stock In addition to four per cent in ar
rcars on preferred stock both payable
January LIST. to stock record December
Is This cleans up all back dividends
on preferred shares. No dividend action
was taken on common stock.
Regular dividend Reading second pre-
ferrcd.
Boston wircs-Output OF chile Copper
for October was 100000 pounds. No
veHlh,r Will show considerable increase
ard December and January are expected
10 bring nutp put up TO full production.
Union Rag and Paper preferred do
clar"d dividend of -.
Re Illar dividend Lead common.
Producers oil Co. declared regular
quarterly dividend Of O.. per cert. pay
bla Dog. - stock record Nov. -
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This months record to date:
oogan q Bryan's Closing stock Letter
Private wire to 4. E. MaSten 4 CO..

NEW YORK. Nov. 16-The Marco
was again one Of specialties. DesulnsS
were largely professional. though IN"
market exhibited very strong unceI
tone. The financial community. gen
orally speaking. does not appear 70 t,l
thuse SO ..ery much over the long sue
Of tho market. feeling as it does thai
change is gradually taking place unast
the surface In general conditions. pus
on the outside participattonS purchasEH
freely and ctQues are very active III
specialties. which seems TO tmpart 70 en9
stock market an appearance OF oeCAG.'H
strength. Many rumors current VII VII
respsrt to combinations and extra alEt-
G"ndS and while corporate earnings cor
;i.,,e at high water mark and happenings
:irs. rot adverse 4 continuation or move
innnis in selected issues will probably
characterize the DEALINGS.
Esrt,hiic Iron & Steel directors de-
Jared regular quarterly diTldent -
per cent on pr7ferd"d and percent on
account back dividend. THIS cleans up
tho back dividends.
rr;;c;bl" Steel directors declared en-
extra dividend OF X percent on prefer
red.
W. f,cii>vn 4 advisable 70 keep OF the
<Ilnrt side 90 Central Leather.
N"uu"r"'t Copper looks ike safe nuF
witt, b;S chance Of appreciation.
Much huvinC Of Corn Products is
hascl! on r"3orts that back dtrid"ndS on
tn. preferred will he paid early next
v,.tr TIL. current years earnings arc
said 10 h.. $50 .nno. 600.
Scarcity Of copper for delivery in IHl'
x So acI.t" that all the big sellers have
Withdrawn quotations t"r any 6eI.'sr,
his side nf July. Two large sellcrs arc
refusing :" book any business this sue
- September in hope OF relieving the
situation.
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Fetal shares I.@lC.1o0


Joseph sayy--DDu't sell III" r"rr"rS
rur become bearing on tn" rails. lmpor-
IanI developments are impending. BUY
l.ackawanna and Republic Slecl. til"
curb market is certainly bright spot.
Trading in tn" low priced r"ppcrs in
rr"nS"s and muilipli"$. calumet and
Jerome shines brightly in the galaxy. 1t
stands out like q comet.
Financial News Rullstin--A continual
lion Of the trading speciality tactics ar"
exnrctnd in the stock market. 1t IS
PROVING rs hard - job for professionals
to engineer Il Siak"-0ut of IN" western
long in;rcSt on account Of the large pro-
1rrt ion in active and influential sr"cul Ia
tive circles hulli~h gossip continues NlG-
rrnl:s on Swelling. chino. Marines. 10
public and Miami. More liquidation ~
expected in New Haven and The Gram
gers.
Wall s. Journal--ln connection with
thr strength If l.ackaWanna steel ana
SluSS- SChnlfi"id il is rumorcd mat ~
combination is under consideration with
Inland Steel as third party.
Sun---To"I diSirhuti"n of tndustriais
is observable.
Journal Of C'omm"rr"---A renewal "i
peace talk and seriousness of railroad
labor situation ar" Responsible Toy ncr-
v0uSnoEs.
Spring & Co. say-Th"rc would appear
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WELLSBURG


UELLsBrEG. w. Va" Nov ~,
Bernie Hahn. the wel7shurE iiEh'wc'Ep,
batter. defeated Eddie o ,I; n in 2d H'y
T"und night 4, rhi =. IIann Of fomrTS a
mI rsn b a%Is''D and took all six ROUNDS
Fre' his Is' Ham was f She a nTi
rrcssor THROUGHOUT III" "H - HE Htji had
ars, Vas he tnyor nso of t@G f1S
ard th@E rnc' - seemed Ms if 0'kcith
fntIT init nSp hnrr"ane when he stared GEr
a@" for ann %ss his 6 5r5' 2nss e Ss
with a neaf ~ nPP Wiliiams, the Worlds
m Wam,a ,nS' wight >'g champion refused 10
E%' Win in a XsM YG 9G f 5nd K !9S W.
!'hkrS 49, r,,im the Worlds Bantam
; Wnisht u championship. Bernie ,,, n@s
fought in the ring p poS 1 6eT &0@ once Ios
or four years years ana m. "I Knockout or by de-
-iStCD
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STOCKS AND BONDS

to be no legitimate basis for any 81 mae
rial decline in the security, MARIE ehn,,,l
TnIsy, Barrel .,; Z G = wslE, i ISng &C.
counts are over--extended- ..ocks
uiaTk' Childs & Co.-To93 many s stTfns
bay" h~cn bought by outsiders. Selling
has been by banks.
NEW YORK. Nov. l6.--Buttr[r> ~ n i.In:
creamery higher than extras so Ivy ~ ,;rstt
creamery extras Is2 score re S''se' III ''S
90 i = strong fresh gathered extra
en a +Tt; cstra trsts 42g AZ 'irs5S
$s 5 seconds %dm$Sc E ~ !n,!. n Mgr
fiery whites. fine 10 f 2SG e. Z" '"' ''D'
~ mennerE ;ir uto state. fresh, specials -
ii 2 sii,c d. o. avGrase fancy ~ ,Sd zoe
Live poultry, firm; chir fags 1' pr.ss.
fowls l6ml?r; turkeys eIS q w." fowls ~. n
92c: turkeys 1?1 SQc.
FIour-fIaSicr.
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STOCK TRADING WAS
VERY EXTRAVACANT
Moro That a Score of Stocks Reached
New Maxtlnulns With u. S. Steel
Leading tho Way.

NEW YORK. Nov. l6.--Trading N
today's market was characterized by ~
degree OF extravaganza and activity
rarely surpassed in any OF thu previous
bull movements Of tho last two years.
Aside from recognized basic conditions
OF highly favorable character. there
were no developments TO explain the
movement. which received much OF KS
impulse from q confident public and tue
usual professional sources.
More than q score OF stocks achieved
new maxnums, foremost among these
being Gulf States Steel common which
rose 81 points to 1913 with 50 for the
second preferred at 100. \ large part
OF this gain was surrendered later
Other high records included l.ackaWan-
ma Steel ar In5. 'Sloss-Sheftield Steel at
93& and Republic Iron at ST*a United
States Steel held It's leadership as the
most active stock, bur again closed at
only net fractional gain. Central Lea
:hr' regatncd Z large part or its re-
cert decline at an eXtrem gain OF ~
points.
Total sales amounted 70 100000
shares.
Bonds were strong. Total sales (par
valued $500 600.
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r,+ar+ained Glasses.

Miss Lucy and Samuel ''hr"n ,.lass
aimed thu SOPHOMORE, and , .lTn'1 hone on
IS Of the high school al ln"ar Jaw, eve
, ntGmS'! The ynung rc"p,o enjoyed vsrE
M nI"asant u" cvGn"F by inducing in games ,rnrs
and music About % young pG"p PIE M fnin.
T ',S from both classes and an o }"1m
70: in having good t'm"' r,aro serv-
ricvon n'cIock refreshments were 800
r ,,i sfIcr which a few games were pIeyS,d
m Si then III" young people left for her
i Fumes. Those present wore; M Ha1cn
V "i Ferguson: Mary Smi Ii .,od ae nr.
Irammonh AnEHla EN-! EmIS ,i ifgn15''H Helen
KIN E'n,p IIfIzci Cusick. Olive Nicholas:
N ~ IiaP' rn,yrrs Katherine Hally. Lucy
I I"rnns! ' Wrssrs. John Tarr. James PAUL
,Ir,' Robert whitehead; Ell M 11dT5any
Archie Jacobs, kenneth M NOME rbas'
G Greene Charles Reid, and Samuel ia
,,nhS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-17
WEEKS BANK CLEARNG5 TOTAL
ALMOST FOUR MILLION DOLLARS

The bank clearinss for the week
ending Yesterday. according 10 the re-
port OF the Wheeling clearing house,
amounted "a nearly four million dol
lars. The exact sum is S$,812,T34.3l.
which. when compared 20 the sum Tor
he SpondtnS week OF last year
represents an increase OF S1.o1l,-
r0i Is. OF 50 per cent.
Yesterdays clearing house report
showed clearings 10 the amount OF
$5l6.547.6p. which was only S61, 292.o4..
" la.2 per cent in excess OF the total
Tor the same day year ago.
The November clearings to date
have passed the eight million mark,
Yesterdays report bringing the total
up to SS,521, 1921. This is gain OF
S3.5lS.163.I6. or 41.9 per cent more
;nan the total for the first hall or
November, 1915.
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The proposed charter fer Warw""d
wus outlined NJ :: meeting ~ IN" SNccial
committee composed Of III" i"ilnwinE'
AToyor \. II. EiudrlhHrg"r. John Moore.
/! Staiuhirkrr. Aihcr, Lash. {. T. notN.
r W. Nahan. II. =. R"ist"r> Il; nc
home Of II. =. K"isl"r last night. TIC
draft Of the charter VIZ ronnt"i"H ny
the committee. and will M sUhmi'i"" at
rho charter, if approved. will h" sub
,uittrI IN The vote uf tho people.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-17

PITTS BURGH Nov. 10 Cattle.
steady: supply light. Choice $9.00No
$50: prime $9.60910.00.
sheep, steady: supply light. Prime
w"thcrs SS.259S50 Gull and common
$500 500: lambs sS.10@11.T5; veal
calves S12.00Q12.50.
Hogs. lower; receipts 30 double
decks Prime heavies S9.9a0 1000: med
lums $9.T5T9S5: heavy workers. S9.70To
9.75: light workers. $0.25@9.4N: pigs
sS.T5T 800: roughs s9.00@9.40.
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Wilson wedding.

The many friends Of Miss &c l"E.
Wilson. Formerly rf WarWo"d. mI 40"
Of Wheeling. VIII H. Interested ~ hear.
jmr Of her marrins" :" EcT. iiummrr
l.. Harvey "f rntShurGh. IN" ere
10 Lridr on rhaplin" stree. W"dneS-
day al noon. Ivy n" hrlir'S father. HcV.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-17
WARWOOD
Stereoptican Lecture.

In ,i,c Warw1od Presbyterian rhIirch.
c,;u,iov evening AT .:ii. there Will a"
sr"r""nr;ram lecture nn "SihI" Lands;
Tho Slides are from III" i!tSn S',""! '"n.
lection recently "h'H:urd. an" Snu"
scenes in M"S"p"Inm.h. S%ri"' r'EH a.;
MAX. a running address ~ IN" riy'"r"S'
and Prof. j. l.. r:"au% has kindiF CON-
scented To have Charc. 81 ~" operating
,,f rl,. lantern.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-17
holland Funeral.

r,hc funeral services Of the rare
'Xn,ond was held on Wednesday Al
81 r,'o' Rev. Holmes Of tho Preshytes-
ian church had charg" Of the ser! .aI,nn
Hftcr the services the body was tah,n
~ means Of automobile |" nIInN'
r;rry whcr. intrrncnt was maze.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-17
.RUMORS OF EMBARGO
HITS WHEAT MARKET
And Prices Fell on as Result-Corn
Lost Slightly and Oats Were
Upchanged,

CHICAGO. Nov. ia pparcniiy un-
founded assertions that President Will
son would make recommendations 90
Congress- relative 10 an embargo on
foodstufrs did good deal today to
weaken the price Of wheat. Closing quo
tAtions were heavy ut 70 ~ not de-
cline with December at Sl:S5l< 10 ST.
S63s and May al Sl.90ia 10 $l.3l Is. corn
finished ~ fylg off to Il n ~ mp. Oats
unchanged and provisions varying from
cents loss to rise OF -.
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Personals ind Briefs.


Personals ind Briefs.
Ms T. T.. ficr and children spent
y,.,,.r,lev with relatives ut Elm Grove.
Mrs. Anton Wanda has for hcr guests;
Mrs.. Val. Bupp and Mrs Matt stem anu
daughter. Miss Marccl!a OF flttSnurEHl;
was IN" gust of Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Bin
g.N. Wednesday.
t'nns. STUNTS, of Vance avenue. has re-
moved to Wheeling Island.
Mrs. +. Leonard. formerly foreman
Of ,E. pi,,hluuG Coal Co. later Of Beech
Bottom. has h"cn rrade Superintendent
Of tho Mckinley mine on !uftalo Creek:
the Junior band Will hold its usual
weekly practice tonight at the Center
Warw0od school house.
Trr H. = club Of Wheeling held a
very well attended dance last night at
l.aSch's Hall.
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McKim Funeral.

The funeral of John Mcktm, sr.: VIII
he h held from his late home in Cro $50
Xix At / p. m. The mtcrm"nt viii be
made in 81. Johns cemetery. rE'ehu"
Of the family ar" invited 10 H''e''''
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Mis-. r:ihrl Nno';c was hNstrsS q
few friends Wednesday, night. tiv"
huudr"d' WAS tho Entertainment Of IN"
evening. and refreshments w6?" served
AZ n SoaeunabiH hour.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-17

up-Trausfe- books clcso nov. 20. for 2 per cont
cash dividend payable Dec. |.
t3)--Transt-r books close Oct y. FOR per cent
cash diydend payable NUr. l. Books close leo D.
Inr an extra cash dividend payable Dec u.
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For Recorder.

II is rumnrcd that tn" friends Of
John \. Mitchell will suggest him as a
candidate for recorder ~ tho primary.
which will hc held in December.
Mr.. Mitchell. wHo is resident ~
Center Warwood. and principal nf tho
South Warwood school. has lived IN
Richlnnd district the greater part Of his
l!f". and taught in tn" Warwn0d schools
for the mast Snvrn wears. He is V"r!'
capable, and would bc we'll qualified -
fill the office
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-17
Gas Shortage.
New Fire Equipment,

The Warwnod Tool COMPANY has boon
of work for two days. OF accoTn; of
shortage Of gas.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-17

Tho Center Warwnod Hose house. yes
t"rday received five hundred feet Of
hose, and n now chemical rcnl to ndd 20
their fire equipment. which will aid ma
tcriallr IN their "fr"-GEht!nG."
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Flashes to Masteu's.

rpri-a.H wire 70 \. E: AtaS,"n & Coz
NEW YORK. Nov. t/-Th"r" is 4
growing disposition on til" part or som"
If ;he public 20 take profits. For some
;in,c past T believe big interests hay"
he"u raShing in. TO speak. The pahiic
are getting tshir stocks and mounting 20
new high levels. W. are approachtrE
tho and of a wonderful year. 4 time
when there will b.. Il great deal Of even
ing IN OF contracts and profit taking
Congress will convene and We do not
know what kind of legislation Will n"
brought forward. L is a good time TO
20 through ones !ist and sell such stocks
as have little or no probabilities.
NEW YORK. Nov. ts-some stocks
anrarontlv reached their ,ops for the
rresnrt NJ last while other issues haTH
a7pa~antiy not Vet cnmri"ted their rise.
This perhaps accounts f"r the confused
movement in prices witnessed In recens
sessions Tho technical condition or
market has been somewhat improved by
Tho recent setback hut wa share the view
taken in conservative quarters that a
norH substantial recession is due be-
fore We Soc any sustained resumption
Of bull movement.
independent: Brewing Co. Pittsburgh.
declared dividend 2Ir on common stock.
CHICAGO. Nov. Hogs-R"c"ipts
hS.601 head: stead" IT ~ cents under
Yesterdays average. Et!iH So no n 90:
tight SS4nm ga: mixed S9.nhT ass;
hsavv S?.2oMa.:n: rough s920T9.40:
CattIe. RECEIPTS Il 0dH head: slow.
Natjve hoec cat,iH $500 t@.h5: western
steers $500 1926: Stockers and feed
.rs St:75GI so: COWS ard irrif"rs S3.7I 2
go: calyns $S75 4 SO
Shesu--ReceinfS lH.nnn head: weak.
Wa,hrrS S1ANT 20. eyes S+.%5 4 so :
lambs S9.h0T t1.S5.
hal
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

WHEELING. ". Va. Nov. ls. Ia.
Furnished the lntelEencef by 4. E. Masten x Co.
members New York Stock EIchsaSe. National 'AuK
or West Virsnla building. Wheeling. w. Va. Lou,
+. Brand. mannIer
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Open High ! Low. iCIose.
N, Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

WHEELING. W. Va. Nov. 10. 10.
Eurn!S shed Th- Intelligence pv y. +. MTs!rn y 10 Z.
members New York Stock Exchange National liInz
Of West Virginia building. Wheeling. W. Va. Lou;
y. Brand. manager.
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

WHEELING. W. Va. Nov. 10. '!G
Furnished The lntclligencer BY a. l.. Haattn n Coz
members New York Stock Exchange. National BahR
NJ West Virginia mlildImg. Wheeling W. Va. Lou'
r. Brand. manager.
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Curb MInlnp Stocks.
NEW YORK CURB MARKET

WHEELING. W. Va. Nor l6 'l6.
Furnished The IntellgenCer BIZ ~. L. Maaten x Co.
members New York Stock Exchange. National BanG
N West Virginia building Wheeling. W. Va Louis
T. Brand. manager.
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Chortare of Gas.

~ rlonls in The Ohio Valley were
,.rt Ar TO- It." he shut down by the Man.
I.%T'I n N. Thursday because Of the
shortage Of gas. Tho local plants USING
gas for fuel were forced 10 smut u""'''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-17
Personals.

r. n. Shepherd. Of 81. 'IalrSVI1Ir' .,
was 4 WclIsburg business caller OF
Wednesday. ,.,,;,,, h,,ei
ress caller on Thursday.
>rrs 1ohnsGn. and Charles Baall, were
Wheeling visitors on Wednesday; o,,rr
Mrs. Earnest Bone was q W ho"l'"F
rallcr on Wednesday. 49,. 70 T.,
Mrs. Daniel Stor"k nnd MISS EtEH -
gan, were Wheeling callers OH "''''
day. ,-L.,lin-
Hiss Erva Meyers was Nh'"''nE
visitor on Thursday. ,,or,,:, =,
W W. Bell left on Thursday lnorh: y,
for Charleston where he VIII attend 'h'
STATE Manufacturers convention.
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TOLEDO. -. Nov. IG.--WhEat, cash
SlSgL.; December $l9nis. May Sl.?1.
Glover seed. primo cash $lV.Su; De-
rombcr SIU.Na. January $lV.25: Frbru-
airy $l0.05: March $1,000.
AIsik". prime cash HIn.>n. December
S1Q.S5. March SHE,
Timothy. prime cash $50: December
S@.51: March $%.Ih.
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Standard OH Subsidiary Stocks
WHEELING. ". Va. Nov. &c. &c
Furnished The Intelligence by A. + Ma>'cn & ca.
nrembors New York Stock Exchange National Funk
o, West Virginia building. Wheeling. ". Va. LOUIS
F. Brand. manager.
STOCKS ,Orrn CoSo
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NEW YORK COTTON MARKET

WHEELING. ". Va. Nov. 49, 10.
Furnished The intclliSencer by =. f. Masten :: Co..
members New York Stock EAchHnEe. National HHnK
OF West Virginia building. Wheeling. ". Va LOUIS
+. Brand. manager.
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SUGAR.


%EW YORK. Nov. i6-Raw sugar
steady; centrifugal G.i5; molaSsos $3.50;
refined steady: fin" graduated $50.
Sugar futures opened 1trln"r on Gov
rrinr and SUPPORT from trade interests.
At noon prices were B 10 g points
higher.
ter So 90 Ii $500: second quarter $3o'"c
q 5000
iron steady and unchanged
Metal exchange quotes tin Strohs'
spot >i4.71.
81 London spot copper El35; futures
if.o, los: clrciro!y;ir 1854; spot tin
.iyn; futures fl9o. 15s.
COFFEE.
NEW YORK. Nov. lG.-Cnffee. RIO
No. :. GIc: futures irregular; Decer-
Dpr S0Sc: March S.2Sc.
METAL
NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-THE metal eX-
ching. Quotes lead t,.n0 10: spelter
strong. spot East 81 Louis delivery H.
(. -.
st London lead $40. los: speltor ESQ.
lbs.
TIL" li~r .,aeod of: on liquidation IN the
late trading and closed Irregular I point
higher 20 Is lower. Sales go tons. De-
ccmbcr sos; January *i.j3: MarcH
s4.24.
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Will Install Electric Lights.
Tho Warwooh Too! Company yeS:"r-
day made application 10 Mayor y. IT.
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independent: Brewing Co. Pittsburgh
declared dividend 2Jr on common stock
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hostess TO Small Party

American Guaranteed Paint
Al Factory Price
Moore Brothers, WarWOoG. W. va.
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or. CITY. PA. Nov. 16-Cr"dit hal
ances $3.50. Runs a5.n25: average 90
80 ShipUeuts 6+.2S-: average 5t.SS:'.
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NEW YORK. Nov. lG.--Coffee. Rio
No. :. SIC: futures Irregular; Decem-
Der S.0Sc: March S.2Sc.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-05-15
Booze Case
Is Stalled

The case against A. A. Bittiste
of Wilkeson, charged with selling
liquor illegally from Joseph Me-
Caskey's drug store where he was
employed as pharmacist, has
been postponed until June s.
The case had been set for today.
Judge Gordon, one of the at
torneys for -Battiste, claimed ne
had to appear in Seattle on an
other case. He also argued that
the May venire had in all proba-
bility formed some opinion on the
Wilkeson cases through the re-
cent McCaskey trial.
Prosecutor Remain had an Or
der signed by the court to force
Battiste's bondsmen to appear in
court next Wednesday for exam
ination in connection with the
$4,000 bond given in the first de-
gree perjury charge brought
against him.
The Battiste case promises to
be fought as bitterly as the Me-
Caskey case.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-05-15
Off
For a Spin

WASHINGTON, d. c., May
1.-THE Atlantic fleet of Uncle
Sans navy started out today to
cut circles around itself to show
the American people what it real
ly can do in the way of scrapping.
The exhibition, in one form or an
other, will continue until Nov. l.
The official program provides
for fleet and divisional exercises
off the North Atlantic coast in the
vicinity of Newport. together with
n war game in conjunction with
the army from July "a to 30.
The fleet will operate singly for
steaming trials and similar indi-
vidual operations, after which, on
May 20, the divisions of the fleet
will assemble as follows:
After divisional exercises last
ing for five days, the divisions
will return to these bases, except
that the flagship and First divi-
sion will go to Hampton Roads in
stead Of Tompkinsville.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-05-15
Say One Man
Is Hanging
'Caplan Jury

Claiming that the possibility of
convicting David Caplan of COM
plicity in the dynamiting of the
Los Angeles Times building in
1910 is hardly probable, because
of one juror, J. NJ. Tillman and
Oscar Engvall OF Home Colony ar
rived in Tacoma today.
Both men were star witnesses
in the trial. Tillman said today
that it was the prevailing opinion
of the prosecutors that the jury
which has been out since last Fri
day, is being hung by one man.
Tillman and Engvall were both
intimately acquainted with Cap
lans movements when he was a
member Of the island colony. They
testified that he bought dynamite
in Tacoma and later left with two
suit cases, saying he was going to
California. This happened on
Sept. 6, 1910.