davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening journal., 1916-02-14
ForSale
RESTAURANT

ITNCLE SANS RETREs HMENT
~ house, No. Pa King street. best meals,
regular dinners and every day different din.
for soc. ian15.1m.
Evening journal., 1916-02-14
REAL EsTATE FOR SALE.


Hon SAIE-BARGAIN NO 5O2 WEST
Ihirty-frst street; lot 95x12o, with a
two-story frame dwelling; six rooms. This
property would make an ideal home and
pace 10 raise poultry. Full particulars.
Call or address
j. j. PIERCE & SON.
jan27-1m. No. sl3 Shipiev 81
EoR sALE-FINE NEW HOMB LOCATED
at No. 1912 West Seventh street
hardwood finish, eight rooms and bath three
porches. pantry. combination lighting. Airy
and plenty Of light, paper to suit; with or
without garage. Must be seen to be appre-
ciated. Also one lot, iOxt2s feet, adjoining
property. For terms and price apply No
1910 West Seventh st. fcb7-eod,am.
FOR SALE - GRANoGUE STATION,
Delaware County, Pa near 3randywinS
summit farm Of fifty acres. the finest land in
that location. Buildings in very good shape.
Splendid spring water. plenty OF fruit. Ten
acres OF timber. viii cut $1,000 worth This
farm almost adioins the DUPONT farms iu
that location. ! will sell it at a bargain o.
viii trade for city property. Call A. K.
Taylor Richardson Park. b. & A. Phone.
1634-W. ian24uon vved.s.ttf ~
Evening journal., 1916-02-14

VXJANTED-LABORER APPLY II. &
W H. Cor. Foot Of West street. =, A.
Havens 6 Co. febll-5t'
Evening journal., 1916-02-14
FOR SALE.

--'-1-.0.
EOR SALE-SAMsON 1.5OO.POUND DE-
u livery car at bargain. Moore Auto
Co.. No. 1921 Gilpin avenue. oct14-tf
Evening journal., 1916-02-14

WILL SACRIFICE LUDWIG UPRIGHT
" Piano; excellent condition. Address
p. o. Box 95, Wilmington Del. ial15-1m.
Evening journal., 1916-02-14

COoK STOVE NO. g FOR SALE. NO.
~ 1928 W. Third street. Good condition.
feb72wks.
Evening journal., 1916-02-14
SANITARY WORKERS

>~-------------~------------- ----->-----~-y----.
M X. KELTER-SANITARY. ODOR-
Nl- LESS EXCAVATING.
Office. s. W. Cor Fourth and West SITS.
d. A. Phone. 5118. oct21.tf.
Evening journal., 1916-02-14

TONES AND HOLLETr.
- 407 Shpley Street
Now is the chance 10 get work done 81
moderate prices. ID. & A. phone 503s.J.
'an25-1m.
Evening journal., 1916-02-14

EOR SALE-FORD TRUCK; GOOD
Il condition. Apply No. s31 Kirkwood
street. ian5-tf.
Evening journal., 1916-02-14
HELP WANTED-MALE.

yXTANTED-FIRST CLASS BARBER.
W No 800 Madison ST. febli.2t'
Evening journal., 1916-02-14

I INOR RENr-TwO FURNISHED COM.
Il municnting front rooms, with board.
No 910 Washington St. dec6-tf
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-03-14
TRIBUTE TO 4 WOMAN

When the Lu-itania went down 10
IT'S wa,ery grave. taking one Of our
prominen, writers and his wife. lead
ing papers published remarkable
literary tribute previously paid by
the husb band 10 the wife This vas be
cause she had been such helpmate
10 him in carrying out his ideals.
Thousands Of women have the am5i-
ton to be such helpmates 10 their
husbands, but lack the necessary
health. Every such woman should
remember that Lydia f. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound is the one rem
edy which will restore health and
strength, the unriyalled medicine for
woman's ailments.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-03-14
Confessed MURDERER DIES
-, ESYL-N IT NORMA

Sa-lz-. Okla 1.z-.l -.-E6 SE=-
r-e-- confessed murderer died 70
--- .-sz-- asylum t=-- stephen
was committed. .c --- asylum from
--csasl1.. ..- Grady county. ==-z.
months go 1..g.ae-- reported -1a-
Stephen ras acting a. though insane.
Jt.r-r- .l-- Stephens. who 5-----
esd-l .----f .- f. house and s.---z
-- held -az Officers a- 5a- for s-.-
--z- to-r-. er...r s---=-I+--re H.
,-so -9-d the officers that twelve
years go He murdered a yo--lt-l
cousin and buried The body in -a-
,orlfaIE where tle murder occurred.
Officers failed 70 locate the rem
-enrs Of tts body uni. guided b.
stephens. who toos the officers d.
rect 70 the place where the body Eas
found buried Stephens said that h.
killed his cousin 5y hitting him OF
rae head Stephens then. according
20 his oxn statement. circulated The
rzpor, that his cousin Lad gone away
20 join the army For twelve years
Stephens kept the awful secret lock
Cd up in his mind. finally becoming
insane and confessiny.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-03-14
HE HOUSE
KEEPERS PROBLEM
THE FACTS OF THE CASE

The tendency of the times is for
young women to prefer work in
office or factory rather than doing
houseyOrk. Yet the work in the office
or factory is usually more nerve
racking because it is a constant repe-
iitiOn of work at high speed-a ten
sion which racks brain and body and
from which there is no relaxation. On
the other hand the housekeeper. If she
be n mother Of large family, is
weighted down with worries and cares
her hOuSework is beyond her
strength; perhaps, ii she studies her
wCrk, puts her houSewOrk on n busi-
ness basis and manages well, she can
easily take twenty minutes or half an
hour in the middle Of the day to COM
plcteiy relax.
When a girl becomes n woman, when
woman becomes mother, when wO-
men pass through the changes Of mid
die life, are the three periods of
life when health and .trength are most
needed to Withstand the pain and dis
tress often caused b. severe organic
disturbances.
At these critical times women are
best fortified by Che use of DIR. Pierce'S
Fayorite Prescription, an old remedy
Of proved worth that keeps the entire
female system perfectly regulated and
in excellent condition.
Mothers, if your daughters are weak,
lack ambition. are troubled with head
aches, llsSitude, and are pale and
sickly. Dr. Pierce's Favorite PreScrip-
tion is Just what they need 10 surely
4.
cheeks and make them strong and
healthy.
If you want a specialist in wOmen's
diseases to diagnose your case. consult
DR.. Pierce by letter, correspondence
private and confidential, address Or.
Pierce, Inyalids' Hotel Buffalo. y. Y.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-03-14


S'-'--T
" Wearing mae o-'.-=s, Keep TIE
-'o-77
wen T." '----'- - Inc = -=7''' r '-'
'-@'' al" a'7 a--' --7- 'i'O.--e' Cd
NJ D='..-z y NINA anu -7 -s'
.-,,-'7 '-a!
@7-@'- al % omen a. O7---s mum
-z-o so ,-2' me! can '4A7 '"s PAGES
'i me ,a'H -aL4s "-o nave eA'.7Ieo
,of " az service
u Is es,'lAa'=o '..z' more 'AaA -''''''
'' "oH'-N anu S'l'S Id = come III u
TIE --Do' nd. ''''' III E-'z-'-u since -'-7
d. OeEaA
Inc Dl'aH- aims III We" 0i" '-''
1'- among --e Oesl h--o i po'-e'l7'
III --7 "O.-u anu are @0'! '-a-as7- .!
. "o'4aH' Ms JeaIAe rice.
NlE7' amy l. stanton u mel + aus
-'-''-i' a0-e1 d '-7' y" IL ID " q IL. III
'o'c- proceedings Drought o! ~eF nus
oaAo recently
CeE.'uuv Fo'H'' d senior al 'assar
college Won 'Ne "A-!am BORDEN iuhQ
sc"o.afs-lp' 'a4ued a. SLOW ana pro-
'4u'As LOT d year ol STUDY ABROAD
Inc Duc..e'a Oi W rsl-il.-i9ls! Ii eHseA'
''a4! an OUTDOOR woman ana lAeFe Is
p.oDsO.! no more accom- pA7"ed sports
woman ii hhgIIsh society 'Aah sAe'
A'l"oIsA she is DlIAu anu mas OH!
one AaAd' MIS-. Mary hOy o. FAilade-'
p.4d' WIN lIe dlu Ol an invention Oh
"rF OWL IeaIAeu 10 XIII N shi!IluI
way
MISS margaret Magulre' pr'hclpai OF
d f"lIaueipA!a puDIlc school' mas oeeh
erected secretary Oh 'he Na'iohai Edu'
cauoh ASSOCIATION an organization OF
4'oVV schooI authorities.
PROBABLY the most extensive girl
landowner IN Missouri Is Mabel Dale
d li-year-oid ! aIe' OHlahona' lass VINO
mas Just purchased '2o acres OF land
near carthage for So9'VOV'
Miss Gene'ieVe ward Is the Oldest
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-03-14
Wednesday

St Patrick's Masquerade ball
at X. =. Hall
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-03-14

rant with their delicate odor, but the
most unique feature Of the afternoon
was the class mascot Little Grace,
rhe tiny rot Of Mr. and Mrs. ". e..
Downing who wa- beautifully dressed
in white, with .iolet badge cxtending
over her shoulder and across the
breast, bearing the word Mascot"
After the guests were seated, little
Grace presented each with bunch Of
yioIcts. tied with white ribbon. Then
followed the program Of the afternoon
rendered by the Sophomore class, un-
der the direction Of Miss Moore:
Song -----------. Selected
Sophomore Girls SeXtette.
Reading Beatrice Everett
Vocal Jerome Alexander
Howard McNces
Piano solo------------G Gladys Martin
Reading ------.------------ Selected
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-03-14

!, :. y u {. u /. u u :. !: y u :: :;
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-03-14

cars, cl-ar the streets, run shops and
work IN r1e fields.
Measurements taken Of the height Of
women in France. England and Amer
ics, show that the English woman is
the tauest, and the American comes
next The average height Of the French
woman IS five feet one inch the Amer
lean woman is nearly Two Inches tall
er and the women Of Great Britain one
halt inch taller than The latter. AMER.
can women. however, weigh more than
either Of the others. their average
weight being about IL pounds
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-03-14

A meeting Of unusual interest was
that which took place at the High
school Monday afternoon when the
Mothers. Club met The Domestic
Science rooms were beautifully deco
rated by girls Of rhc Sophomore
class Their class oolors were carried
out in aireamcrs of violet and white,
extending across H." ceiling and
bowls Of yiolcts were every where
In evidence. rendering the room frag
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-03-14
AVTIVITIES OF WOMEN
Interesting Notes Of Feminine Sex The
World Over

Three thousand women are employed
in the British coal mines.
Women auto drivers have less acci'
dents than the men chauffeurs.
In Ukraine, Russia, the woman al
ways makes the proposal Of marriage.
The Duchess Of Marlborough has
dislike for outdoor sports.
Over twenty thousand women are
now employed in the British munition
plants.
Thirty-three American nurses are
now at the front with the British ar
my.
The Queen of Norway is known to
all her relatives by the pet name of
Harry" 80
Lady Eva Dugdale is the most smart
ly attired of Queen Mary's ladies in
waiting. ~
Indian girls educated at the govern
ment schools are peculiarly adapted
to nursing
Wisconsin University co-eds are lin
led to one dance and one pound OF
candy week
Queen Mary's accounts Of her per
sonal expenditures are kept by her
chief dresser.
Miss Mary Lowndes, a London suf- E.
fragist and editor Of the Englishwo-
man, is a skilled stained glass worker
She also has classes to train women
in micrometer reading and yernier 7.
viewing, as we'll as in the welding of /.
aeroplanes.
A certain percentage Of women have /.
always been employed in the arma
ment plants in England
A convent for the education Of pen .
niless daughters Of noblemen has been .
opened in England.
Mrs Eleanor Thompson OF Oakland, .
y. J, makes a livelihood by trapping .
urbearing animals.
Queen Wilhelmina Of Holland is the .
richest rcigning sovereign in Europe
in her own right.
Burmese women have much more
freedom in marriage than the women
Of other Oriental countries.
Twothirds of the female workers in
silk industry are under
20 years Of age.
Miss Alice H. Moran of Venango,
Pa, has been admitted to practice be-
fore the Pennsylvania supreme court.
The day of the Feast Of Dolls" is
the one day in the year in Japan when
the females rule the household.
Lillian Russell, who in private life is
Mrs. Alexander p. Moore of Pittsburgh.
Pa, has been on the stage since 1879.
Probably the best pianist among the
royal families of Europe is Princess .
Victoria. who so often plays for her
mother. Queen Alexandra.
Separate dining rooms are provided
for women munition workers in the
British factories where both sexes are
employed.
Miss Florence Kindig Philadelphia
-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-03-14

Mduilnt fSdSley
Musical Trio, Violin, cOrnet and piano
Katherine and Joyce Adams
Margretta Graham.
business Session, Mrs. McCann, Pres.
TDasts, TO which John Thomas re-
spondcd with Rudyard Kipling's beau
uful little poem, entitled Mother"
and Miss Mollie Duston gave toast
10 Prof Richards and the teachers.
Mrs. Arthur Walcott called attention
10 the fact that the pupils, and in
fact all had failed to rise TO their
feet when the national anthem had
been played on previous occasions.
This ob-'r,ation perhaps, came in
very apropos. as we are soon to have
the Military Band Of Fort sin m our
midst The boys Of the class came
in for much favorable comment for
the elegant manner in which ,h"y
assisted in serving refreshments.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-03-14
THE DAILY ARDMOREITE


The C-G1-elr. Missionary s11se.y
--- ID. r-e-'-r .a..-- a- Carer ave
-.- ---- z1-.-- ss-s--51-. --e
.,- @ Ed E-- Ery-
.-. ----'. ..s- --- -=s--z Tie
.-.-
Ha..--r. -E--a HzrE=
5----. - I.--z
.
H..-
Ea
.-..- r- 'z- r-r
..-. -..-..------. ..-.- Freeman
.-- -.------ .=-- y E.7=--E
THE FOL --------
---..-. .------.---. .l,-- NaE@--
-. ,---..-----.-.5 5---.-- l-z--.-
',. as-a- --.- e. ----- ...e- aa-
--. .-..s- .E --- r----re--
-.rF a-a--.9.- rendered l-zl.
.. -r- ----.--- "--- l..s- -E
-r-.-a and Roland Wight 5--1z
r.-.- -e1- Roland eighteen a..
r7a-.- a- r... ra- ---c1--.-z T..-
Sculpture s----- ,.e enrolled to--
-e- -a-.--- C-- u-r-'-r-1'r j.
Increasing .as.l.s and much --'~res,
being unaffected. The .9r.ft+ a..
.o-Tre- - meet again ne t5-r'1 SUI
day Tie society was ai-Ii--s'. ''
unison.
The g.r.- o. the younger SCI, chap
eron-d ,g Me-dame- ?. Wall am
arthur "a.co't. gave line party IL
tn~ Palace Monday evening. honorlnf
Mis-. Erd.ne Ward, Rho leaves today
for Indiana, where the family Will re-
side 10 future. After leaving the
Palace. the merry crowd went 70
,rt, ,,r,o.,..r.. .,-,...s ,..s-a r-aear..
.,,.... r,.. .,r,,,. Franco. corro.r
.,,..... .,r.r L-rrz.t..5 ,r,e-s ,-,iza.
t.,t ,,,c.-- cor, .,5 p,Irz.he-r
.,....-. ,....-. u...r,- ,r.-fo.;, r,-.l,o.,
r,r.., ~, ,-.rrf. NJ. p.ca p.la
.,f.5.7 ,r.-...-.,,. Graham rs-5er
49,. t5.,,., L., r,....,,.o-, .rd
.,,..,,...
-.
..a.,:-.. .-uo,,-,,-,,,. ,b,, ,,-ill
t. ...,,.-7,, .,..,r,.-, 90 nm, Ard.
-. ,-,,.d. T.. ,5.. ~ Nj Sara
o..i. tya rto ...ddf,, ,,.u1 taLe
-. -. ..a .,-a ,,a,,u. ,o,,,l.
pm. ',',,, -. .t,,. hor,o r., ,rinr..o,,
,ra. 60. :. tho d.r,h,.r of Dr
-, 49,.
'''' "
Mrs. Kirk Dyer will entertain the
on Thursday evening at her home, III
B street, northwest, with a St. Pat
rick's dance. The ladies will dress as
-. - IL lrt
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-03-14
THE CALENDAR
Tuesday,

!. tuesday.
Z. D.U-lOn SO Of Bap'i-t
:: church with Mr- y. Kestler.
!: Young Ladiea' Aid Society
u Of Presbyterian church with
4. Mrs Campbell. % First Ave,
y northwest
!: Ladies' Aid Of Presbyterian
u church all day session at the
!: annex Of church.
!: Circle one Of Broadway
u Methodist church with Mrs.
u J. l.. Cox. Circle -Four with
u Mrs. ". D. Potter.
u Ladies' Aid Of the Christian
I: church will hold twenty-five
I. cent bargain sale al home Of
u Mrs. o. l.. DENIES.
u Young ladies Of the Broad.
.: way Baptist church will meet
u with Mrs James Cruce Tues
u day afternoon at three o'clock.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-03-14
Eating for Health"

consists in selecting food that will surely rebuild the
tissue cells Of brain, nerve and muscle In this daily
rebuilding certain elements richly stored in the field
grains are all-impOraut
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-06-29

committee, iu which thc conspiraior slips
tbs STOLEN drawings she then con-
trlNos ta have this note tan into the
h.rss az tionri and Julian who San do
nothme hni follow np she clue lh.H =
suspicion east upon Dora WHOSE mus
nana Is vcrs fnrcibly reminded 90 thc
nct that ne Knows nothing ~ h,r ~
copt what she has chosen 10 'rh nun
parcd hy thc turn 81 events 'u''N'
picads with Dora 60 confess eN.tN ,h'',.
!, MIN and DECLARES thar he viii 40 an
in his power to shield her
Miss DOM has in hcr sNppotNns ,''s'
Elliott peNi,r Esuth CAmpeeh NAlN't'
Gcorrc Naicuont Frank l.ese' "..
sell liaSsctt and others who aie 'qN'"s
wen known a. the theatrical an" "'N'
tion picture w0,ld'
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-06-29

tlai Church enjoyed bathing party
Tncqday evening 90 the Nainiauum.
picnic supper WINS served Dn tho
pier
About thirty YOUNG people enjoyed
the affair.
Cabaret Dinner Dance.
The most donshum affair of thc
summer season WnH fIo cahnret dinner
dance given nf tho NuorrH iiOt0i laHt
cvcnluR
covers mrro lnid fuf nearly two bun
bred guests boz ihe dining room bans.
uuei han aud mn pafiDr
Tho cabaret uumbor were unuHuHilf
clover and wore enthusiastically rr-
torod different feature wnH eivDu
Hftrf each course SITS J.. M ffln-
entertainment
Mr. iuhn ShuwH s0nr 1onihfr
Girls. lin Thtuaah 1ud dance hlt 1905
drcidrd mccrH
Th, dancing 0f smf WnHdman r
cciYnd nunriy uuplhuHe
1hn follow program 5000 .IfUu
Dance Miaa Marjorie lfiHh W Som
Antonio. Dance of 300 linae
F0nf Th' Wutunlr Ni i4r on
Beaumont
Cst, WaIi Th' Gnd nu1 Telur
Hulr lnr.f lud Df
"doodhYa GuH Gao rhwpeh lNuu
sntW Hud DHofu
aone Wa iuhn'n fu.m rafm,u.
Nv fniuu tfnIu.r.f
plure nl uHf M Ier WHul
mou
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-06-29
cANpIpATTs Musr pIo.

GDINp June IS Tho nomacratit
chaImlu of Golsd county hHr lAi'"
ihat au Sltc and district candidates
who wish ingir names on iho trN'l "t
enc commr primary election BOO "o'''"
count, must srnd in thcr 81 'lih''.
wiac thcir names Will nc omiiitu.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-06-29
Social Affairs Tomorrow

Miss Frances whites bathing party
aud supper at thr Beach Hath Mouse.
Mrs g. y. Johnson VIII entertain Ht
luncheon al ~ so az the Reach Hotel
Two Table Bridge Club VIII meet
win Mrs j. l.. rfice
~ -
Home Economics Club.
Tho Edward rurmau Home Econ
omira club viii meot this afternoon at
four o'clock "a the school
The mcmpcrH are requested 90 bring
note books and pencils. also money and
uckcn Ter TIM Amuan
-
Theatre Party.
Mri W. " Roirhori entertained with
70 theHfrn party Tuesday afternoon 1t
ihr Amuau boz compliment Goo NlaHoH
iHlian nleea md lanio Cuahmnn m
houston.
After fhr performance fofr' hmfui
wsrD served nt Goo HonHide gardens
The party was comroHrd uf MlHsrf
Lillian llreH jamie Cushmlu. Mr..
d1mos u.s. q Smith. = 4 CultiH. g.. D.
Eich'ri and iho hustou
- y
Miss Belts Honoree.
Mias rmucm White WIN entertain
with battling party nt the u'1ch lu
dn} cYoning followed n} 10 pirnlc aup
pcr in honor of her rnuau. Mla MARI
Hctts uf NnrWalh Connecticut
Bathing Party
a pnrty of friends gave mtuiue
parts Tuoadny rtenine nt th' n,irh
Zoo honor ~ M.sara Illmn Hrm rnd
Jamie CWaimlu Df liuueton
a picnic supper WAS eftrl
Those present worn see tnd Mm
o. Is Smith Mr uul Nr AS o.
NIrhNn NrsdumrH Wcfi a. o. n0N
eri NlwrH lunn Iir lru.c tf.n.
man 800, lrlm Asur konHuV.
Ai,.r fftH,. sHVnrr
-
y W. a. Party
rhr s. $751; stlH ul fhe l.r.t lop.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-06-29

SAN ANTONIO. june IS Inst
weakened in thc thirteenth lnulnF. hts
SUM orr wabbled and Fort Worth won
Scorc RI r.
Fort Worth sis I
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-06-29

v ". a Party
rr W frlH of ihe llrt lHp
The sun., 1916-11-23
OLD
LONDON PRICES.

.Prlces under 'Targe deAIers' arc IHuso
offered by large dealers, prices under to
are the ordinary market quota
The sun., 1916-11-23
DAILY AVERAGES.

Balances reported yesterday we're tSasto.9si'
The Sub Treasury was creditor to the Clear.
ing House to the extent of S'>.g@I Federal
Re serve Bank debit balance. N.lN,'p
Banks gained from the Sub Treasury yes
terday 81, 900: gained since Friday. N.b.o'oo'
The sun., 1916-11-23
BONDS ON EXCHANGE
! FACE COMPETITION
Bales Decline Because of Great
Activity in Trading on
! the Outside.
BUSY DAY FOR FOREIGNS
Chile Copper Is and Shelters
6s Lose in Brisk Spccu-
latiOn.
BUSY DAY FOR FOREIGN

The homo market on tho Stock Ex.
kansc yesterday was confronted with
keener competition from the outside
market, from the market over the coun.
tr Of the big bond and banking houses
Ind from private subscriptions to new
loans. Less activity resulted. sales de-
dining about si.OOO.o0O from the pre-
vious day.
There worc formal public offerings Of
the 81. 600 0o0 Chinese Government, loan
and the $50 Oo. 600 Russian Goyern,nen,
loan. In addition. bankers were ar-
kp,ing private subscriptions for tho
$50. 0co, 600 loan to French municipall-
ties which Is to he publicly offered in
the near future. The United Kingdom
notes on tho Stock Exchange were in
competition with the United Kingdom
new notes on the curb. Moreover. II was
announced that n So. COO. GOO loan had
Been negotiated with n Canadian export
COMPANY. 80 that while trading I'm for
eign governments fell of on the stock
Exchange. altogether It was one NJ the
busiest DAYS in foreign issues since the
var started.
The principal foreign issues on the
Stock Exchange were steady. Losses Of
y each in A~nglo-French IS and City Of
Paris ss were compensated ny the gain
OF y in American Foreign Securities.
United Kingdoms and Dominion OF Cam
adas were unchanged.
In the industrial list speculation con.
tinued brisk in Chile Copper 7s and
American Smcltcrs Secur tiles ss. both OF
which declined more than two points.
Their was also = loss OF more than two
points ~ l~sckHwauna steel 5s. another
active fsSue. The declines IN Chile Cop
per IS and I.ackawannR steel ~ were
closely associated with dcnials Of ruinors
OF me gers IN tho steel and cooper trades.
Total sales ct bonds were si.tS5. 900.
sra INST S5,ii2,0o on Tuesday and So
100000 u week ago. Sales and quota.
lions
The sun., 1916-11-23

French Municipal Loans
$2oOooooo $2ooooooo $2o.ooooo
City of Bordeaux City of Lyons City of Marseilles
Six Per Cent. Three Year Gold Bonds
Due November L. 1873
INTEREST PAYABLE MAY mi NOVEMBER
Principal and INTEREST," payable without anam for an French governmental municipal ms~ other French
r. ;. "s"G sS per rt f Ds.s thirty d" '"' thu" date "''"'"" rance "' Francs I" tine "' '""
Cupon bmr bonds in denonradnsd III 1000 $500 dS o e@h
f. .ne"r,W permit the Cite" TO pay the interest or pdndpd amount hsio " in gold tscM
mad. to "%% 70" expenditure" for 4. .Ssasn q suffering s.d BY {" war and for 9th" mu"Spi
Wear advised that
BORDEAUX % Of Ms SsS s bfE s as s's s sm @sy s ss% a enumeration p0p"'"" " "@s
LYONS sS %% R R%s f ns sS %t " Sf fs s4c g aS Sss1 ss aasS1 ss S ss % '"""e'"'"' "0'''""e
as sSr t@ s sn a a s @S Gsp ssa@s S n SO @ Su"'''0'' ''''"'" (" s""' an"
THE UNDERSIGNED WILL RECEIVE SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR THE BoV BoNDs
AT 9S PER CENT. AM ACCRUED INTEREST At WHICH RICE THE
oND YIELD ABOUT SIS PER CET o THE INVESTMENT
Particular attention is called to the .mal per capta debt o th eC Cities. to The stha
Of the opton to oIct the principal. nd interest," Of he bonds al tn rate of Francs $50 pei,
Dollar. Thus if at the maturity of the bonds The rate of exchange should be cs. SIS e
normal rate before the war the principal sum payable in France would equal redemption
price hnd dollars of about 1880
su"ehp.on: WILDE. ppor Toned. mons.h :H". issue. *b~'. and. no.m.".~ Hnb. m.dson th.b basis.
.m, IT: rM;apsS~ will t .:aaSs,.s. hire .sGS a. q n .m.m T 9:%.r .oTas H. .Sfs. a" %% H:. ss
" @r. Il" He TO- .. R.s %%%%Spasn at my tin. wSnous no.s "" """""" ;" """'""
tn The; :: :s $ :ss $s :;.s;% ~: :$ sss s ::sS % e: S::: %. /: : 81: % !: sT$ :: Ii +:
prepared.
H2 af f mfns a H hr%a H S 6m F sSNs S %sf s sg%a % s. sn aas dsr RS%% % me- ai s%S"s 4 5HS s%Sr .s Vi
m due wNnndrM previous payment Liable to 6Tme
All Mo..n" ill b. made .ubh~. ito II. n~.-.yo official. action to complete .u .n.~uon. and to
KUHN, LOEB & co.
New York. November IS 1915