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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-10-28

CITY GOSPEL MISSION, at court
house. Children's Bible training
school eco D. m. All children from
the ages Of to 1s welcome. Gospel
services 1880 .. m. All welcome.
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Sunday school At the ries.sn, Hu
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firm UNDERTONE
ON STOCK MARKET
Many Issues Manifested Restraint and
Dullnsss and hesitation Were
.. Very Married.

NEW YORK. May 1i.-Dovclopments
Affecting market conditions to-day were
mainly of a negative character. 4 nrm
sndertoRe prevailed for most OF the
session. with occasional iapses into dull-
ness and hesitation. Lack Of invest
ment demand and the increasing con-
fusion arising from affairs in Mexico
contributed TO the restraint manifest
ed by certain issues.
lthough a fairly large numbc rof
stocks were quoted, the inquiry. a.
usual. ccntered around a half dozen OF
the better known specialties. such as
Mercasule Marines. with another sub
htantial gain for the preferred, McNi-
can Petroleum. United states steel.
tructble steel and several OF the active
equipments.
The McNicans were ~aiternateIy heavy
and strong. according to the character
OF latest advtces or rumors from across
tfN border. United Fruit moved for
ward with thc Marines. though in more
moderate measure. United States steel
was a tribe more active than recently.
holding part OF its gain.
halls Tell Jack to their negligible
position OF recent weeks. although Ca
madam Pacific. Northern Pacific and
some low priced shares scored irregu-
lar gains. Rock Island yielded more OF
lis advance. but Union PACING was un-
affected by the decision OF the directors
70 declare no extra dividend at this
The total sales OF stocks oun to
$4,000 shares.
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Big EXPORT FIGURES
DUE To HIGH PRICES
Quantities Of Many Articles shipped
Abroad Are Less Than Two
Year Ago..

NEW YORK. May lin connection
WIN the weekly export figures issued
by the foreign trade department Of the
National city Bank. Il Is said thai high
prices are largely responsible Tor the
increase IN the stated value OF the eX-
ports OF the United States.
While the value Of exports in m. cur
tshl hscdl years Is so per cent. greater
nan those Tor fthe similar period in
1914. just before the outbreaL 80 ~
NaI' a~ttention - drawn to the fact that
nlahy OF thc articles being exported have
more than so per cent. in
price since that time. "
l3tal exports from the port Of New
1nrk LOT the week ended Nav q fg1c
We're Stl.O52.f69. according to the Ma.
tl"hal .lty Bank figures. For tho cor
responding week Of last wear tho.
amounted TO S2f.532.24 and during fhe
Same week in 1914 they mere Si5.43S.-
Iotal imports during the week ended
Altu ~ were S33.15f.3Ss. as arafnsf
$1,000 m the same week in IgIE
anu s~-O-Sg2.332 during the c-orresponding
week IN the year before.
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NJ r. church at 10 a. m. IL r. CROW.
superintendent. Everybody invited.
Mrs. McCullcy was pleasantly sur
priscd in honor OF her 18th birthday
saturday evening. at the home OF her
daughter. Mrs. l.. -. CarEahan. Of Beth
lehcm. \ number OF her ncighbOrs
called during the evening.
Mrs. b. :. Mozsnu and children. Eula
and Mary. OF Martins Ferry. and J. n.
Pyle. Of Lansing, o., are visiting At the
j. T.. kiEcr home.
The Ladies Aid Society OF the Mt.
pltVet church will h. entertained at
tho hall next Wednesday by Mrs. Earl
HuSS and Mrs. y. J. schmidt.
community are attending the Sunday
chool convention at Morgantown this
week Rev. a e. Rife. Rev. II. T.,
>icktIn. Misses Irene Fisher. Helen Gar
vim. Hilda Fisher. Lily RIGGS. Lillian
Sn"d.kcr. Adda RroIner and Lizzie Gar
Nin; Mrs. NJ. \. MARBLE and Mrs. Ru-
dolph Nsrtimc.
william Drum is iIl
The Mozart Boy Scouts viii give an
entertainment az the Park casino on
Thursday evening May Il.
tn" Pleasant Hil Ladies' Md So-
ci'ty met at the home OF Mrs. Joseph
-Arch'y on Thursday afternoon.
Rev. e T.. Jones. ~ the Chaplinc
street NJ = church. Wheeling. viii con
duct Mothers Day services al the Beth
l"H"m Union chapel next Sunday after
noon At 2.3o o'clock.
Mrs David Lsrtmors - quite III.
william Archey spent Thursday az
~Rcrnadinc. the little daughter Of Mr..
ana ME-. Carl smith, Is IN the sick list.
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WARWOOD
Missing Child Pound.

Little tnrcc-y tar-o4u Harry Moss
VINO wandered from his home near IA,
ttlcnlaHu Coat mine " ednesuay evening
it tnc absence oI his parents. MAS
round near the hill road at Eigult
street, yesterday morning By "A farmer
he enid was thought 10 nave rOllow.
"d ats mother on the mil u~nDcknown q
h'r, ana became lost. Upon her return
rh' could not ma ia. child and At one,
hotlh'd the nslsuporS. who searched
the mis- AL night long with lanterns
anu tdth4nc hBnts. but without success.
joe Altcnell. a FARMER OF near ruIton,
round thc little tCllOW lying near the
road, fast asleep. lie brought the child
win him aid making inquiries he learn
ell inat IL was thc Cullu winch was los,
the cNeuing before and then immediate
ly restored IL 10 ats gricG stricken par
.cnts.
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stocks. open. High. Low. Close
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PANHANDLE LINT

WHEELING TRACTION COMPANY
TalinS EJECT Juns N ieos
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ORE RECEIPTS INCREASE.
srset Northern Properties Report
Made by Trustees.

trustees OF the Great Northern Iron
ere Properties report FOR the year end
~ December 81. 1915. total rcSsiptS or
SLlSl $40. a. gains SA45.95g in 1914
AND Sl,l5j.SN9 in 1913. Total diShurss-
hlents OF the trust for administration
ana payment Of beneficial interest To-
Ctrtah'at" holders We're SN25.Gs2 l,av-
lng an uudtstrihutcd surplus Tor the
p,rl9d o. SAOb.SN3. as against "A surplus
OF NSS''lb Tor 1914. tndistribut.d re-
ceipts az the close Of the year AMOUNT
ca u" Afl-h.@HN. as against S3NIg.1S
al the end OF 1914.
ollowt th' policy heretofore de-
.iaitd. IN report announces. "fhc trus-
- are holdlnE th,fr sources FOR the
purp"S" ~ financing tho propri,tarv
S~ulntthl's, as Tho needs ~ thos, cam
panl's may dst,lor"
h'''lpi. OF ihr properties from tho
I'M" ~ th. formation of tho trust On
i'ceiih'r g. 1900. Co December .I I4r.
are shown to have been S"i5.zgF.g52 and
th' distribution to certificate holders
IN tho period SiU.5oO. 600. Kcc.irts az
1he proprietor NrnmuauieS over tho sam.
period w"ry sI&53asgF. and disburs.-
S~i.j5G.6fs. H''
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Mr. T J. kfndclbcrEsr. OF seven.
tsHutu street. Wa .n Wheeling ON m.
ness yesterday.
Misses haui' Lyons and Margaret
Ii"rN']. teachers Iu iu' Nnrtn Walwo0d
."nHH.. fuuk fucIr pupils ON "a uI.uIr
ssfDrdaE afternoon.
p CO. hriuKufsn. OF Whccung. vas
yesterday luuEinE after his can.
.tIIa.f.
Mr. Et'raou and har friends will
rIt. H dance saturday evening I'd fns
lash IanU. Half
Front Grimm sHI rev o. U. N.r4for
Hf. attending fH. SUNDAY school CON.
.'nilgn 40 MnrrHufuwu o. delegates "
fH. ~. D.. church.
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MODERATE INCREASE IN WEEKS BANK ClEAR|NGSAS
REPORTED To BRAOSTREETS TOTAL, S2,248, 343

The Wheeling banking c~loarings. as
reported to Bradstrcet's yesterday by
manager Alex. Mitchell. OF the Clearing
House Association. for the week ending
ihursday, showed an increase Of 1872
per cent. a. compared with the same
week a year ago. The total for tho
week just ended was S2.2fS.3f921. COM
pared with ti.NS6.255-29. an Increase OF
The -clearings FOR Thursday aggre-
Eatcd SfoHi 5bl.o6. compared with S32f.-
.so.s-. an increase Of SS3.7Sfsf. or 25.S
per cent.
The total for the month OF May TO
gate - S4,ld22iS.7i. compared with S3.-
20, 494-te. az Increase OF s651,46l09. or
$50 per cent. a. follows.
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

Total shares $4,000.
Bonds. S5.5SiOOO.
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FINANCIAL
MONTY

NEW YORK. May ii-Naroanfrs
paper as- Stcrling. 90 dag bills
demand sss 1l-l6. cables IT6 s-fs.
Frames. demand ts4L cables BszL,
MARKS demand Fla cables 49, Kr6-
non. demand iaih cables l3M Guild
ere. drfuart fnh cables aOh Arer
demand 6fs. cables 6ff Rubies. DE-
wHud Gl cables aI. bar silver 49,
MtNUnu dollars 6sfs. Government bonds
steady. RAILROAD bonds drm.
I.w" lHHre rrmfr. O. and 90 dava
EIN months lau1fac
tHIi money easier. hlEI. &C.. low
lac. offered a. O..
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Logan q Bryan's Grain Letter.

iitlNate Wire TO \ y. Masteu X o.
CHICAGO, May li.-NliEAT-Whilc
no ain u reported over the Southwest
'ru section of the winter wheat belt.
cloudy and threatening conditions pre-
vail this morning and with the posi-
hllitN OF precipitation. thc-edE. should
% OF the complaints from that Sec
ton for the time being.
sentiment among the local profes-
Sional talent has been unanimously bull
ltsh and from that point OF view the
market al present seems To be over
bought. While We feel bullish for a LONG
pull and think that good breaks viii
develop favorable buying sTots. We are
OF the opinion that sales on rallies ar,
ir order at present.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-12

Lt- .. 1850. .... 81 b
do pf l2s 12s .Izs tg
=. o. 1873 is. 1875 1885 90.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-12

Mrs. Elmer seeker OF Wheeling. -
visiting her mother. Mrs. Louise Jer-
Iums.
The many friends OF Dr. J. J. Allen re-
grct TO see him leave West Liberty. DR..
Allen n an rnterprtsing citizen and 10
was largely through his EFFORT he ap-
Precipitation was secured Tor the new
domatory. The best wishes OF his
friends will go with him 10 his new To-
cation at Bowling Green. -.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nm. dGe % short
Creek. were callers In town. Wednes-
day.
list.
col w. c. curtis is spending a Few
days al his home here.
Mr.. James Ray Of near Columbus. Is
visiting his sister. Mrs. Emeline Mont
emery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-12
WEATHER CONDITIONS
SETS BACK WHEAT
Expected and Lower Temper
allure Contributed TO the De-
elnScorn Up; Oats Down.

CHICAGO. May ll-Wheat under
went a setback In price to-day on sc-
count OF unexpected showers and be-
cause or widespread lower temperatures
"a combination OF vital importance
Tor the growing crop. The close was
unsettled at sc to "a u &c net decline.
With both July and September at
sl.leH. Corn finished a sixteenth to
= "a &c down. and oats varying from
&C on TO &c advance. In provisions.
the outcome ranged from zoe loss to a
rise or 2Ec.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-12
BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE

NEW YORK. May iI-rutter-
steady creamery extras ts2 scorel soc:
sIcalh.Iy ,hlghcr SCORING sofa % ale.
nrsts 20 23Lc. seconds .NmsNLc $3.50
sks-t1rm, fresh gathered. extras
70 zoe. regular packsd ursts zICfp
merry white. tine TO fancy 20 Pee. near
by hcnucry browns 2gu Doe.
1heeSe steady; state. held. specials
\ . "a 1910. fresh specials lTul.h-r.
do, averaEr fancy 10 = Hl7c: WISCONSIN
held 1sia ~ 1gc.
Lave poultry weak. broilers average
Sc leghurns 50 "a 35c. fowls ISMlNLr.
turhsys &c. Dressed steady. chickens
80 5-c; fowls 15iz ~ 22c. turkeys POI ii
tlOur-BarsIy steady.
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Logan q Bryaa's Closing stock Letter.

NEW YORK. May Il.-Nhile moder-
ate betterment occurred. dullness was
the prcdominating feature. Just what
the trading element Is waiting Tor is
difficult To determine. Whether IL be
toms definite character a. to the prob
able outcome OF the conventions in
June or whether IL be news 81 a def
mite character as TO the future CON
duct OF affairs in Mexico is an open
question. II is quite evident however.
that an Influential happening will b.
necessary before initiative along con
StructiNe lines is again stimulated.
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The candidates were much in endure
on Wednesday at the Allen sale. Every
candidat. In ohio county must have
been there judging from The number OF
cards distributed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-12

Tn The days Of Solomon there were
houses 10 stories high.
q new building for TIE Department
.of The Interior at Washington will cost
about $4,000. OoO.
The timber and other lands own.i
by the United states are q source ~
prout which 81 growing yearly.
kuseia's population viii De Co. 900
600 by Che end ~ ihIs century if /.
maintains Ha present rate nf incrcae.
Maftr'e en. ard pillows used in ms
United states navy viii in tho future
be filled with kapok a vegetables fhs.
which ia IEhf and buuvnrf
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Open. High. Low. Close.


aSNluOtutlOn i.
red. Si.ioaiI4: No ? hard. siiss. a.
LII No. } hard. Si.1tA niI4A..
Corn-No. : yellow. 55N.5Ec: No. 4
white. 71is u72c.
osts-Ne; 3 white. 44I.W4eiae: stand
Pork-S23.O0 1885,.
Lard-s12.7e.
Habs-Sl212mIe6s.
MAY n-Wheat. cash and
May 1874 July 12fA
Glover Ssed-Prime cash IS 80. ortob-
Ter NN-45. December SS.T5.
Alsikc-rrimc cash $500.
Der $40.
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WEST LIBERTY


WEST LIBERTY. May ll.-Mothers
day VITA Be- observed at the NJ. h church
ON next sunday morning at 1850. Rev.
r O Phillips VIII deliver a special ser
mon. and arrangements are made TO
take the older people in automobiles 10
the church.
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carr 'grufu'f-. ul this place. who has
r"nti Aus. Is~ resigned and has accepted
t position with ths National Tube conn
pnnN o. assistant trani manager al
tl' h'uwoui plant.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-12
Program complets

The teachers OF the North Warsood
school have completed the program and
gwen the pupils their final rehersaL. Tor
ihtIr sTltLdiI Mother Day program.
which wall u' given this Afternoon. All
-ut parents ar, invited to attend.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-12

Special Dispatch o.. The IutsIirencsr
SALINEN1LLE. o.. MAY 1tADiner.
eucff between tho miners and opera
tors Of This district were settled in
cunterence today and danger OF strike
in this particular district has been
eliminated
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iIISbURGH. Pa. May 1I-CattIc.
steady, supply light. Cuof., - 400,
3.3S. prime SS.suug6u.
Shoep-Higner, supply Light. Prime
wrthcrS 500 $40. cults and commons
S4.uoH 500. lambs S.uUulubU. V.,I
calves Slo.50HII.OO. '
ii'gs-hl-htr. receipts 10 douhIa
I'cAA. ir4Wr hruNics. mediums and
heavy y0riers Slo-JW 1880. light work
yrs N3."uu 30. pigs $500 800. r6urns
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-12

The NarwOOd council viii hold a
meeting this evening at The Center War
wood nos" house. Ihc bids Tor the eic-
triC lighting OF the streets will be
opened and considered al this time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-12

PETROLEUM

HIf IITN fH. NHt d.. HrrHf I.r.
boz. 800 U.nH I.tGtt average I'D.
'I. "I.Hmrnt. .tYft stefsEs .Is.s
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N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

WHEELING. W. Va. MAY IL. ID.
Range OF Cctivc stocks on the New
Aork stock Exchange. corrected daily
oS \. T.. Mastcn 4 Co. brokers.
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WV YORK. May Coma Ua.
20 futures. ass May $50
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NEW YORK CURB MARKET

WHEELING, W. Va, Nav IL. ID
Reported by \. +. Maston a Co. l.. r
brand. manager. members New York
stock Exchange.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-12

Rev. X. o Phillips Is holding a Serie,
81 meetings In the NJ. =. church.
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Cnmphor production from leave
Aaving pcsscd tho experimental sfaea
DOB Fofmuea 'hT government ra.
planted large areas Iu trees
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YORK COTTON MARKET

WHEELING. ". Va. May u. ID.
Market reported by 4. =. Mastcn e.
Co, membcrs New York stock Exchange.
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"FLAsHEs TO MAsrrNs-

'frtNatc Wire 90 \. T.. NHst-u a. Coz
NEW YORK. MAY li-rlosing stocK
Lettcr-Feeling on stocks was much
better today because Of the favorable
developments in nearly all matters OF
"ne-half in spite uf the failur. 81 dt-
rcctors To increase the dividend.
rms action has been deferred b.
cause a. Is believed 10 will he better To-
await the develop months Of sumner
before committing the company 90 a
higher rate An increase not later
IMAM six months hence L. C~onfldvutlF
expected. Marines were very strong ON
continued good earnings and the revival
OF peace talk. which also "a factor in
war stocks. as "a ii-t which hfd been
sold for som, dave ON tho auNlrrauted
hope Tor, early peace
feature ON realization that the rsorgau-
i1ation cannot o." an early hullish factor
In the stock.
how many ot the ~tockhold"r- can ar
i"rd 10 pay tn $50 per ~hAg, assess
m"ut Tor e. new -rcurity that viii De
poor banking collateral Tho-. who cam
To save WhateNci equity their stock
represents and those VINO are willing ~
pay such an assassin 90 viii hardly bid
up 90 take the def1ultinE shares of.
the hands OF less fortunate owu,rs.
foreign selling is ~till "a factor on he
market down ON weak spots.
The market was not much larger
Than Wednesday. but much stronger uu
the favorable developments iu various
situations that have contributed si,-
h1"uts OF Uncertainty. such a. Mexico.
tymric Incident and labor. WA stocks
did better because they had been over
sold ON the peace rumors which have
poor basis ia significant fact Union
Pacific acted well IN fac, of failure
Go Increase dividend at this time. An
extra was expected 10y many traders.
MARINES wcrg probably the feature.
Company vii! realize NSaU.Uuu Insurance
ou boat and frlp freight for q vessel
that was carried a. $4,000 on books.
tymric was but one percent OF COM
panys total tonnage Buy good stocks.
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HAY AND GRAIN

0eotAoons rs " =. 3 O.
AAy' Drain . Farming xmplsmsnts
lol1 Market street.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-12

G-Trarvfor books clos, Ma ep f,r
: per cent cash dividend. rayal'. june
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FAk1ng Eject June Al, 100
PANHANDLE LINZ
WHEELING AND WELLSHuua
I Daily Except sunday.
Whesiins wenLburx
22nd Street -
"a Nheeilnk Welisburg
$3.50 =. m n % 49,.
hoUNDsvILLE LIZZIE
WHEELING AND MOUNDSVrLLE
Daily Except SUNDAY.
ioth Street .
Wheeling Houndsvst.
10 90 n m. l.a0 n n.
$50 y. m.
on lines having regular express sefs-
ice, shipments weighing IN excess OF
hfty. pounds. or large bulk. will not bs
carried on passenger cars.
ALL LlNES-Dsily Except SUNDAY
NO shipments. except emergency ship
ments Of medicines. will be carried ot
passenger cars between 400 and SAL
2. m.
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Curb Mining stooE.
gtandard oil snbadiary So.

WHEELING VS. |H H..
corrected d. s. NHrfrr a.. o.. D.
Grand Nrr. T..r. .Hf..H. .lfIur.f
IHrb fIIF Wheeling ISL va
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WHEELING. W. Va. Ma II. lC.
Ihe active pittsburgh stocks corrected
cHlly py 4. T.. Mastcn n Co. anker
and brokers. National Bank OF Wssf
Virginia Building. ~
New Britain herald., 1916-09-12

J. Hanneyman, 399 West Main St. Jacob Jaffe, 200 High St. Sumner Jones, 672 Arch St. Peter Kan.inski, S4 Booth St. Kaminsl1i Bros., Pennington Ave. Benjamin Katz, 1O1 Whiting St. John Keilzo, 115 Grove St. Max Kennedy, 356 Park St. Isaac Kolodney, 73 Broad St. Mrs Rebecca Kennedy, 99 Myrtle St. Felix KoIodzilx, 166 Broad St. J. HOneyman X Sons, 1S3 Main St. Central Auto, 236 Main St. Denison's Garage, 43O Main St. New Britain Carriage Co.,, 200 East
 Main St. Williams Auto Co.,, 2S7 Elm St. William F. Keeley, Cor. Elm & Frank
 lin Sts.
 Corbin Motor Vehicle, 123 Chestnut
 St.
 c. A. Bence IS Main St. John Harrison. Dwight & East Sts. George Rapelye, 25O Main St. Frank KaavaIcik, 25 Silver St. Joseph Krenni, 245 Elm St. William Lambert, 63 Pleasant St. WaIenty Lech, 67 Grove and BIO High
 StS.
 Julius Leibold, 59 North St. B. Marholin, SIS East St. Nocola Messina, GA Lafayette St. D. McMahan, 52 LaWlOr St. Mrs. c. Messmer, 523 Stanley St. Janas Mikalanskas, IA Spring St.
New Britain herald., 1916-09-12
NEW BRITAIN

Sarl<is Abraham, 29 Lafayette St. John Basso, 35 Rockwell St. Douglas Bates, 20 Dewey St- G. Battaglia & Co.,, 30 Lawlor St. Sam Berkowitz, 64S Main St. Thomas BiasillO, 276 South Main St. Anton BouSas, B Harvard St Louis Brin, Hartford Ave, Samuel Clark, n Elm St. John ConkIin, 80 Beaver St, William COwlishaw, 439 West Main St. Lea Datro, 182 South Main St. Francis DobsOn, Est., 35 Spring St. Emanuel Di NOrmo, 127 Church St. M, Doherty 4O6 Arch St. John Donlon, 162 North St. B. Dubway, 57 S1nalley St. John Dziczek, 9S Grove St. Enterprise Provision Co.,, Jubilee and
 Chapman St.
 Julius Eggert, 11S Hart St. Louis FaIlctti, 2S Lafayette St. Mrs Dora Fuchman, 294 Park St. Simon Fogelson, PA South Main St, Gaffncy Bros, 98 Washington St. George Geer, 7S Stanley St. Frank Gentle, fl Cherry St. Eugene Chaser, S5 Arch St. Nathan Googel, 136 Chestnut St. Mrs. Annie Gordon, 40 Dewey St. Ranchetti Gianesio, South St. c. A Hall, 23S Main St.
 Samuel Hall, 39 John St. William Holcombe, 1z1 Park St.
New Britain herald., 1916-09-12

school has reached a high degree for the calibre Of the students turned out from the institution, both intellectual ly and in athletics. Discussion has many times drifted among those who keep in touch with affairs at the school particularly those pertaining to sports, as to who in late years, has been the greatest au-around perform CT. There are many who are unani- nous in voicing their approval of the claims that Dudack has won these honors, by virtue of his record on the football, bask and baseball teams. There has never at any time been any questions as to the ability of Dudack, and many a game, whether it was on the gridiron, basketball court or da- mond, has been snatched from the throes of defeat by some spectacular piece of work by Dudack. In his new
New Britain herald., 1916-09-12
DUDACK TO HOLY CROSS

New Britain's Premier Athlete Will
 Enter Worcester Institution Sept. 20
 Captain Barry Interested in Billy.
 Holy Cross college will get William Dudack, the local baseball, football and basketball star. This was decided upon at a meeting between MT. Du- dack, Jack Barry of the Red Sox Worlds champions, a former Holy Cross star and members of the col lege faculty, held yesterday in Worces- ter, Mass. Conditions satisfactory to all parties were reached and Billy" will enter the Bay State college Sept 2O The acquisition of an athlete of Du- dack's ability should add materially to the prowess and success of Holy Cross in various branches of sport dur ing the coming seasons.
 In years gone by the local High