davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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as; nearby, Jerusalem. bhl., s3ua RRI'S-
sEi;S sFkouTs-Lons Island: At. .5pl@.
way, bsk., soc. as; green. hsk.,, zoe ~ s..
South Carolina wax. bsk.. soc. ~. green,
hsk., Iic a s.; Florida, wax. hsk.. s1T@15:
green, hNk., slT.25 BEETS NeArhy, 100
hchs, 81; tops on, bbl. s2m"75; psr 100
III bag, sl5uW 100 CNRRoTS-N"arhy,
100 lrhs, S1.Io a " %; unwa hed. tons of
hhl-. s.T2.3: washed. tops on, hbl. 8. aId
I. . unwsshei. bag, sl21a 10 "r'rM-
RERS.,florlda hsk., 81 Goa 30. hothops,.
Long Island. dozen. 81 u | -: hothou.s.
Roston, dozen, 10. msl CABRAGEs-
Danish seed. ton. sian 30: domestic, ton,
$50 a 10; bill. 81 20 = -; Jersey and Long
Island. red. bbl.. s.a0n35o. 'CELEHY .
Bch.. lahlbc.: State and nearby. crate. 81
a. so, California, crate. 81 CAul.lFLOW.
u3..5: Long Island. per crate. siai 20;
Long Island. long cut, No. l. bbl.. I.75a
> %. lang Island. long cut. No. .. hit,
81 $50. CHICORY-Ncarby. bsk., Goo. u
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TORONTO CLOSING.
COCHRAN GIVES SERVICES FREE
VIII Defend Five San Franciscan,
Indicted for Murder,

SAN Francisco. Nov. l3.-Eourke
Cochran of New York VIII defend with
out charge the five persons indicted here
for the murder OF ten victims OF the
preparedness day" bomb explosion of
July 90, II was announced here to-day.
1t WAS said Cochran agreed 10 head
the defence at the request Of several
prominent women after he had re-
viewed the transcript Of the trial and
conviction Of Warren X. Billings, one of
IN" alleged hnmh rorspirators, who was
sentenced to life imprisonment.
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bushels, bringing the total to l7.Sos,o 900
bushels. compared with 1896 900 a year
ago. Local cash market frmer:. standard
6sisc No. 3 white. s2g 62isc.: NO. 4 white.
siie &C: fancy clipped white. G6is n Csc;
ordinary clipped white. s+h q &c. all sle-
Nator.
RYE-Markst nrmsr: No Western.
t.5s C. I. {. New York.
BARLEY-Markst easy: feeding. Si.o5
Z. o. b. New York.
Recommendations quiet; good mill
Ing. 50 per 100 lbs.
HAY-Market Arm: SC. 1. u.os q ITO:
No. 2. u; No. 3. Soc: chipping. soc.
CHICAGO PRICES.
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WILLS AND APPRAISALS.
sABEL EMILY BRUSH D,,d Nay

ISABEL EMILY BRUSH Disd May
Appraiser. Bowers lu'a, assets
upon death of deoedent amounted - 70
made up OF her Ind Vdvli estate. w'-cH .N.I
net value OF s-.o,S,'. and a Ir.-' .'ui &C. 'F
under the WILL Of Mrs Fau"v He..- :
deceased, mother 81 90 r.er,.
amounted Ia s6l - Harmon " He- :
brother received sio,., Erwt H..a- :
Helen Ida hendricks, Nu.'.irr ll'~r IS
ard Edith Hendricks sisters "t'h roo go
S'til7. and Blanche li'rHr.rss -ls'o- D."
Assets included $1,000 1n stocks an! hw =
JONATHAN NASH pl"l MAY
APPRAISER. Berplu To'i. assets : '
estate SITS. Mrs. Ly,a, Ala >IsH. " 70
beneficiary
WILLIAM L. RIRKREcK- Died Fch-l3-v
1919 -Appralser. BoWC~s-To'a, l.o.'~'
passing upon death Of ,icrctsr' s., w
up of his individual net estate ut "
interest IN estate of Anne T. Rrkhe .
ter. $.,o4i, and interest IN estate Ni An" ?
Rrkberh, mother. S67, Mary Emma H;,
beck. sister, rrS Eci "ft7 ard 7 u
Leach, cousin, 500 Assets includes g..
against German Government tor suR.'- D
ship william y. Frye prp.cnt'. -", .
tegest IS appraised At s,,Jo.
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METAL MARKET.

The copper market continued keep
'ionailv arm yesterday IN re.ponse tn tho
negotiations for the big French order.
Prices were UNCHANGED. Win what little
1916 there is iaf, heirg hold ri az. cents.
Leading producers AMI SELLERS quote Fl to
31ia cents Tor first quarter metal. 80 Tor
second quarter and ., for third quarter;
Metal for delivery in the last quarter OF
mex. year II quoted at "Si7 TO aoi7 cents.
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New OrIeuns cotton Market.

NEW ORLEANS. Nov. l3-Cntton moved M
ward strongly to-day as the result Of a new
huv!nE movement which seemed to have its
foundation chiefly In expectations IT a hnllish
bureau report an American con assumption to
morrow and hullish ginning returns in the re-
port due early next week, which will carry the
crop !" the close or business tonight. A the
hai" up and ID" July opllnl made a new high
record by trading at fssjc, a pound. Spots
were lifted 70 points To II. 10 for middllny, a
new high record. The fM,ur" market closed ut
2 not gain for the day Of &c TO &c points,
Futures
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Cahlcs-Eio unchanged for spots at $500 for
No. : receipts. 500 bags stock. 5l5,oIo San.
'"s unchanged for spots ard futures. j. quoted
at cs3Co: receipts. $4,000 stork. c.71s. No. Re
'"irts ~ the ports. 80 90, ngains' 500 > wear
ago aud js.@no two wears sco Sac Paulo. 57..o.
against 5000 and 1000. .Iuudiahy, 4l,c0.
against a. n and 5000 CLEARED from Santa,
Saturday the Purus, with 3.otn bags. aud TIC
Biorne.jord. with 5000. all fur New Work
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Shepard A. Morgan. the new Deputy
Comptroller. Was sworn into Office yes
terday by Mayor Mitchell. Mfr. Morgan
was secretary Of the Comptrollcr's de-
partment until last July. since when lie
has been assisting William II. Wilcox.
Republican national! chairman.
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n!tnfr earTy, Win Novemher mAkiuc nov
= few points below previous high ,r,ai
strength IN cotton and firinnrss in .r.i,
stimulated buying ANA served to otse, ra,t-
i've heaviness in lard. Toward c.osa mar.
tet hid moderate reaction under pro., -tk.
ing, with ANAL quotations below hIs,.ss,
althouGh 70 IS points above hna. -: ltat
week. Sales. $500 barrels. Rang. U:
prices: -
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CHICAGO MARKET.

Nov. l3-Local stocks Irregular
with a good volume Of trade. Union CarhTi,
and strong, advancing e.. points. Presto.
lite advanced . points PAGE Wire was one
point lower and Stewart Warner sold of Il.
Bonds iirIu. summary:
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PARIS MARKET.

PARIS. Nov = rri'c. steady On ~.
R'Irs" to-IoE. Iate" Icr cent. Teuies. 81
l.tu : IL fH'tiw", 'Hr ,arn, exchange IN
bomb 20. - francs ST. ,.r''mcs. J nay
cent. loan, - !.aH's ~ >ea.:ncs.
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PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

rTiI ~>nrlrTIA, Nov 7f-lIoavy trading IN
pIi.t5". ptia Rapid lrars,t trust certificates
Wa II" market feature, III" close being At
nearly u point : decline. Other local shares
bonds Ngn. Summary:
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L~.sl spot market 20 point. higher at 10
To- mtidling upland sales MI.
southern spot markets AMI sales:
Now urlcHus steady. 10 y ", 10 loc, s,So
Charleston steady, -. up. i9'.c.
Norfolk frm. - y Up, ist J 6S3.
Baltimore nominal, unchanged, ltAc
Aususta steady. Ia 7 NJ. l. @.c 5-s.
Little Rock stcad!. unchanged. isc.
Galveston steadv. - T.. W, 1861 cAs.
Mobile steady. - !. W. 20 e..
Savannah steady. IS up. 1880 . LOSS.
Wilmington steady. sc. ur. i+c
Memphis s'"ady. Is y. w, ls.S,". t.lm.
Houston steady. 10 =, W. 1876 $50.
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BALTIMORE MARKET.


BALTIMORE, Nov a -Buvlug % Cors0li-
date! Power notes was TIE feature StorN-
were generally unbalanced or slightly hl-hcr
~uwnlirl
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Si,Il-

s ss!asTa 49,, s'' !; q A. y. r: ar; ,d.'
onas. 500 &c; thirds and poorer. ~ .. tic ::
dirii"s' W, !. Sic; No. : ana poorer. .sn
500; underrrades. .7aase. rrrrc r1+
special marks. fancy, storage and ineuranr.
paii $aS4 2 &C; 'rsts, 80 q 32i.c: seconds,
frlgerator. SAFE Whites si@sssr S,,,e
pennsylvania and nearby. hennory whites,
me soc TO- '"n,H, sspSSG Ordinary to good,
~ soc nearly, white pullets, As 5ac.;
m,'iern cd southern; gathered whites.
ana mixed co,ors, 81 i5c.
Flour AND MEAIrPric.s in wood:
strairhts. ss.G5 $50; extra "a mas
S.21uI so: extra No. : winters. s7.o5u
5,s5; Kansas sirsishts. .s,7:alo; fancy
buckwhea, Hour steady, sI?5n4.35 per 100
lbs Rye hour firm fair to good. sS"sec.
i sT@'sf s s'ln '@ aris.i. ::ss.:Sss "a. n.s m caT" ar%'
fine white and yellow, .s.56: coarse. s2'Hoa
;5'. feed,,cIty firm: bran, bulk, san;
do, $3.50; hour middlings. DO, sac: rcd
dog hour, 40 III. sacks. s+3; Western easy;
hTsm; 10" II; sacks, sa0I5i standard MI,
fKriTs. DKIKD- Xpnis-. eyepors,oa.
a masp isnrS; III h.. sI .cc. d"klss. 81 "7,:g,
fornin. Moorparh. h., isa eoc': Royal. lsa
lsc. Peaches. California. peeled. iSc.; un.
neelcd. SYnc. Prunes. California. COS to
sos, H., apllc.
FRUITS. FRESH-APPLEs. Jonathan,
Dbl. $@q5: Snow. bbl.. 32uI.:S: York I'M
perial, bhl,, t.I45o; Wolf River, bbl., s3a
$50: Mcintosh, Dbl. S2n5.5O: Virgins
mixed sorts. sl75I3; Tallman sweet. bhi.'
81. 50G so. Pound Sweet. bbl. sI.5Oni &;
FAN Pippin. bbl, s2ai: Holland Pippin,
Dbl, &eIt; Yorke Pippin. bill, $50 aS0;
Codiing, bbl. i.50I3, Culher,. bill, sl.5oI
".75: Twenty Ounce. bib. soal.5O: Twenty
orn"" Pinnir. hhl. s'EnT3 2: King. hhl., -
al; Winesap. hbl. s2q5: Hubbardson. MI,
sl.50M3; Gisno, Dbl. sl.5On3, Ben Davis.
hhl., s.5Oa.75; BALDWIN. hbl. SI.5om3 "a;
Greening, hhl. H75M5. a WESTERN
AUTHORIZATIONS box. H7SN935: GRAY.
%enstcin. box, sl..5T2: Jonathan. box. sl.sO
~: SpitzenherF, box, sl.75m2hO; Stayman
Wincsap. box. N5O02: Roman Prauty,
hos. I5oHc.5: King. box. sl.5Tl7a;
Grimes Golden, Arkansas Black, box. $50
m@5o; Black ben. box. sl.50Mc: N-wtown
box, I25M@25. PEARS Bartlett,
bill. SN6; PEI keg. Inl.5o: Seckel, hi,
ssg6.bo;. per key. il.bOa2; Beurre Clair.
geau. bbl.. e.50m5; Beurre Rose. bbl.. s3a
bbl, isIs; Howell. bbi.. i..5oTs: sheldon,
bhl, - so - 80; Lawrence, hhl, S3m350;
b H1i"' .i'ao@s'sc. '0S't'1NcEsss9@NSso. I. k SSi' 4;
T:; No. :. bhl. i.W..50; bsk. SlaIsO.
fIGs-california. per bsk- Of IN dozen,
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PITTSBURG MARKET.

~rIITSBtRG. Nov ,2-Activi.y centred IN
rUr" bil. witch sold of slightly in the late
trading, closing at COS. Summary,
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chine. bids. 4ai.r. Tar-Retort and kiln.
s775as. Ro.in-common to good. strained,
q. s5.75: II. $3.50; l. &s.s5; X: $50; NJ
IS a5: y. 81; NC. SIS. and WV. $ -.
OIIs-standard white petroleum. hh's.
Sew York and rh'iadSiph,a' sbiiSs' bhis,
$ew York and Philadelpliia. ss.35, hulk.
So easSs, sl,7s i 1n Gay o, reP nMa,
average, >c.ais: shipmen,s. s~i,>5,5; aver.
age. 80. Az. Linsecd oii-Western, 80" &c,
civ. % W9sc.; calcutta oil. sloh.
rOThTOES-Berinnin. .hhl sSEe. L"Ns
Island. bbl. or bag. .5u5.5o: Maine ia
lbs. tisodt.ei; los h bag SIS 80.
STATE: bulk isS rs. ia;nc X J Eh ror i'.F.
sweets. southern. Dbl. N.5oa?5o; Jersey.
ssk.; %.Lloai.a5' Jersey. double head boil
POULTRY. DREssED-TrRxE1s-D-y
picked, spring. dry packed. 10 lbs. each. III.
- : eSg. spring. lry picked. MichIsan.
scsldcd. 10 lbs snd'over. go. spfinE. dry
picked. other Western. scalled. 10 lbs. aud
over. :5c spring. dry picked. O. lbs. -
n25c. spring: Texas. lsY2ec.: spring diy
s;u2sc. cHiCKENs-Fresh, dry r.,hel,
dczsn a "0i' undtr. H.. #''N ia lis az
$50 his. c2c.. II 30 lbs .5c., S7-l2 lbs.
&c $50 lbs. &c - leS go So lbs
grade. all s.z-s. - &c. l'ss han above
800
p'ic"s Gebchdihs on InaI.'y. nm. t.lS'
mix foi. dry i'a,kei. "c.t'Tn. AiE rl'A1d;
Us " ~ to-, "".,i
u,.,s, n ca, IS. III Ia" a..
80, nj "a rs 90 -, ~ .,
i--i- VA 90 - H.. "a 30 b.. an,
"te-' cir. ,-,sh. bh'.. ICED nearby. -ru,n.
III. irs each. rsir. 81 ~ 500. under !
rixs' "'vsirnts y, - pi,It,l1, Nh a.
MIX rod. ,G-ia Tvs 10 ra.r. 3 3 SOC Pom.
s,ivania, mix "a. mixed weights, -ar
20 e. 70 NE I. = va a. All fEN HNHtfH."rHr
.i.,x. 81 ~ virginia. milk fed. bro Io~s.
80, v!~sj1!o, ak "a. rfr'i w"rNt..
&c. Wes'o.a, dr., picked. mix fci. ga
to plir. - r-7r. ln-. to pair. ga
- &c \ lbs y" pair. c@l.c. % lhs. ="
miSsI Weights. :grc2'.r. corn ia. 81
los. 20 PAR. &c : lbs to pai-. q 1.tt.r.
, lbs il pair. &c: 10 lbs TO patr. sac
80 r., to pair. eoi- ~. mixed w,ichts.
-l" -i'.c; southern. dry r'ck"I. rN.I
vsi-Its. 1874. zoo: northern ohio nd
NiJhi.4n. traldcI. rs to mar. -
,lhs ami over TO psir. ei,. Il 90 ,o-th.-
pif.. and Nj .Ntran sr4Itat hro,f.-s ~
mTN.l Wtign.s AT.0. other W.s,,,u
..iI4,i. trofl,rs. .gc { he And 49,. e.,
Il .r. ulyei vGirh,s. ;. ga. So
.rp .r,li.J rn',, vairL.. -, w.
rr- arl Suu,,.r, dr.. ri|L,, IA. ,
-,ra -. small. Common all ~. -.
f,c FnNl.&-rresh. dr. NIX. -.,
na15''ti 20 n'N, "Ts;Grn' toS,s
2r..- ia. - .a,'
H.. t,.eh. ~, p1ck,i. orr f,i 70
l'c 5o-35 his, ana under. ~ rlts.c
dry hacked. hh,.. IN. 1sr .c,it.,,
ft,si. bh'4. ICED. Wcs,ofn nor,l.-,, .t~,
az, KIDD. 3 lbs. and over anic
'ai9c. , lbs. lec.: 81, lbs. H. ~. .r
T.. 80 'cjS, T'H'nn.H '' N~o"'AN'r f'
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$'''TF' II Y Ut F''" ""''
Port RECEIPTS AND STOCKS.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS AND STOCKS.

Liverpool c~ab!e,-Spot. good demand: sales,
1900 bales: speculation aud export. 100:
American, s,I0; imports, 400. all American;
mlhunland. li.+ai. Futures ouened steady.
- POINTS lower to 10 point. higher; closed
December. li5,i2d January February.
II 4i.d.: March April. 1l5st MAY june,
iltpd July August. li.6nd October Novem
bier. lp.sit. Manchester-Yarn business fair
,lpt In. 'irup
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VIII" rWI.k. HlIs. H'Tl. fpeClHIs. u. "gls0,
aNefag- fancy. 80 eS'.c.. fresh. c%oIoreI,
specials. "Sl.c.; white. specials, 81 col.
cred. average fancy. -3g.. white. arsr,ro
ttnC,y. 2Sc twins. held, specials. 20.
'reSl: specials. :3l.c average [ancy. 80.
y nedAaEs. held. s~peCi2ls. -2i2 .3N.C e.: SIN.
gle daisies, fancy, @314 20; al STYLES. under.
srtits' 700 --lgr.; Wisconsin,. whole mix.
no. 'Mir-' fancy. %3i. f-'sh. wins
FANCY. -Sl.'. double daisies "3i. ffa.I.,
SrS'e daisies, 20. Il c3l.c.: Young .Afnpr..
cas- -"'.c. STATE. skins. held. speculate. 10
H''.c.: 'uTr'ht make, specials, IL,
ohoi.", nc f4ir TO good. i5uI5I.c loW,i
srdNnS. lnAL 49,
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BOSTON MARKET.

BOSTON, Nov. N.-Advances averaging Q
half point were general In copper stocks. Ctah
Consolidated closed liz up. Summary:
NuNIN1
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DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT.

WASHINGTON. Nov. l3.-Statemen, OF re-
CENTS and disbursements OF the Treasury:
This month. Fiscal year.
RrcrIr,s 81 .102. sol t1Ta.G3l.G9s
d. bursemcrts ......... u. al. Sc 375, 1884, GG
Deficit ............. So. 1855 s9a. I0i. 1873
Customs receipts. 81 ,soo." 70; Internal revenue,
ordinary. s.. 90. 9a6. income tax. slSs.S1l: mis-
,,.augous. sig2.,l.: national bank notes re.
Z wed Tor redemption, sl,3i,3i3.
Statement of United States Treasurer for
Nrn..nhEur 1 Z
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PRODUCE MARKETS.
BEANS AND PEAS-R.ce,n,s.

BEANS AND FEAS-Receipts. :s--
.hoice. 100 lbs r:,sgia ia,:. ,holc y.
81: 30. pea. 1915, choice. 81. Lady Wash
i7Et"n, California. 1915. 81 tiIl M.
small white. California, 1915. sllaOul..
70 kidney, 1915, choice, sl2. .g.". choice.
81 9of L.. rod marrow. choice, $40. I'M
p.ria's. choice. $40. pinks. California.
ch''"", .E.:ogs:5: lima, california.
choice, sT40I1.50. Peas. scotch. ,Pi5.
shot %, $50. BLACK Eye. California. So.
BUTTER Receipts, ..o.2 rsck ges.
!tvanl'rN. higher scoring than extras. per
III. $50 ) see, extras -. s,ura1. BIS
CSC tr-t. IS to 81 s.ore,. So SIC
: l"r!s 50 t. y scoreb. 81. 1857 .
,lt-ds Sfls Sic.: creamery, uusaitcd.
hlgher scoring than extras. 3.is a toe, eA.
t'hs. 30 frsts, 37T3Si. seconds. $50
i''-c, creamery. held. higher scoring than
.NtIHs. 5"ts q SIC extras, So. II 3sL.c e.
ti-sts. 3ip35t.c.; seconds. 3in3is..
thlr!s. 3?i. d53i.c.; state dairy. tubs.
oo'fSt. 35Ma7':e.; good to prime. 3a4
H"i"t' extras, 2SI35'=c.: i'rsts. 3-m 2.t- .
.oMrr grades. 3)is q 3ii.c.: imitation
creamery. frsts, 81 n 3?i.,.. ladies. Jun.
hrsts. Sli4 a. seconds. 30. lower
grades. :si. . 3ol.c: packing stock. cur
rent make. 80 J.. 3nis . Sic 40 >. so"
grades "a. 2. % lilo
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Irregular at close, with reports Of slightly
easter spot market. whirh cAuscd some
lower TO 3 points net higher. VITA sa.cs
1874 tons. Range OF prices:
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Island, bulk. $50 lbs. s~5.:5TS75; long
Island. Dbl. or bag. s3u Is 50: Maine J."
state. bulk, $50 lbs. s..sou5: Jersey. long.
1866 10. bag sia+.25; long. 1870 III. has. -.
sweets, southern, Dbl. S~l5oa25o: Jersey.
bsk., si.ioai.35. Jersey. double head. boil,
& = m
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tanned a bad fall. il improving and will
be GU within a few days.
Miss Jane Cofey has returned to her
home in this city after a weeks visi,
with friends in Pittsburgh.
Rabbi \. II. Silver has returned from
Morgantown. where he addressed a
meeting Of the Associated Charities of
that place.
Judge Robert NJ. Addleman will 20
10 Wellsburg this morning where he
viii hold a special term OF court.
Mrs. NJ. ID. Campbell. Of Elm Grove.
is still confined to her home with Ia
grippe. Mr.. Campbell is employed at
the HomcPearl laundry.
Morris Jacobs. well known business
man. is still confined in the Ohio Val.
ley General hospital with a serious
illness. His condition remains prac.
tically unchanged.
MISS Rhoda Johnson, OF Washington.
Pa. is spending several DAYS as the
guest OF friends and relatives here.
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Whitmer and Mrs. Arthur Stifel re
ceived the guests. Southern smilax
and pink Killarney roses lent grace
and beauty 10 the general decorative
idea. In the parlors and library vel
low and green were used.
In the dining room where tea was
served Killarney roses were also used
in abundance and a mound OF the
blossoms graced the tables center.
Presiding here were: Mrs. Edward
Stifel. Mrs. Oscar W. Burdatts. Mrs.
George r. Stifel and Mrs. Ella FLAG.
us. Other assistants were Mrs. J. d,
Merriman. Mrs. John Stevenson. Mrs.
Harry w. Gee. Miss Nell Stifel and
Miss Alberta Stifel. An orchestra
stationed on the balcony furnished
charming music during the afternoon.
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a minstrel win be presented 40
no Carroll club tho latter part af
February hy tho B s. 81 aodaifv nf
-' Joseph cathedral ALTHOUGH nrsa.
a-aiiona have only fairly begun fhe,
aurlr wen for tho elaborate surpa.
OF Tho undertaking number of
WhoolinF's best Vocalist win f... ra,
in The production. together with SOM.
very artistic dancors Miss ruf.a
Gaughn viii have charge ~ tho min.
a'rel. while Miss M9rrarot McNabon
and Miss Stella DE Cant will arrange
Che musical program
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Mrs Edward farkin and Miss Ru.
bertha Blum arc hOrfrraoH af fho next
meeting of b Ladies Social club of
'h" carroll club which Ie scheduled
.nf n'ff "wednesday afternoon. during
fhr hours from @ to g O'Clock Nrrd..
work VIII BOO "a f~avofife diversion a.
vol 1r Tho eridrr and five hundred
runff.fn
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Mrs Maud Spoonpr Becker win
start her matinee dancing class for
children this afternoon hef.veer the
hours ~ . and d O'Clock at fh. Mind
% hotel BAH room Thi. class
strictly by invitation and for fhr sou.
son. Mr. Spooner Becker ha.
planned many novel Affairs Ms "a.
Shaddick ~ ~Stcubcnvillc will preside
ct the piano
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viii Hold Msrke,

\ delicious assortment q home
baked Bread and pastry viii be on sale
next saturday 60 Geo g. StifeIs sto-a
ny members o. The Ladies Bible elias .
oi The Second Presbyterian church
TAXED beans and sandwiches OF e most
'~""ihSoiue nature VIII be- or .al. for
me husy shopper and others Mrs.
James y Collins. general chairman.
VIII Do m charge. a-.st,d by an able
cnmmIllee
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Charity Ball.

Plans are daily being perfected for
the annual charity ban. which will DO
gwen for the benefit OF the Home OF
ne Good shepherd. on the evening OF
March ] Tho Ladies' Ala society
nave This ahair in charge a1l oxten-
slNe preparations have been outlined
TOT inc event. the success Of which is
assured Mr. J a. Blum. president
OF mo society. will be assisted by tho
following ladies
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viii Hold Pastry sale.

The Junior Auxiliary o. 81. Luke's
T. F. church. will hold a sale Of home
baked articles a. he George T.. Stlfei
store. this morning. beginning a. y go
O'Clock. Miss Carrie Copp and Mrs.
ElwoOd Dobbs are In charge and %
great assortment Of delicious edibie8
Will be offered
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U IN sAcRIElcE.

Wash Hetou star
Would you sacrifice your principles
for the sake OF an onice7"
" suppose not. replied senator
sorghum. And yet when YOU smother
your principles YOU stand "a chance OF
rcviyiue thcm after you get the office
% seems too bad to sacrifice both
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s. u.IENffuI .rftfasIumtrf u.H L
given 3D.. tIs hfrr. u4urbf.r. .f TO-.
ftf-f Ifra tffr'nr church af fN.
e. 'uh Friday ...nIrl fHuunr. s
IIfs rHIfI Hff.I. I. called .rI.fur.. boz
HH IIf. Huu U.IsIefs OFF u a.r.ss .f
i.nufIIuI fnhi.4r. which 4r. .t...r .
H dem grHudfutUtr and rrtudmafhrr af.
fN.n beside fhr BLAZING logs r..tIf fr.
U .f I.uu nEu
'. .i rInmIuJrf people and
many oft h.ef musician of fn. .f.
vII ils' rHrf 'u thie auferfpIumrrt
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SIDE TALKS
(ey Ruth Cameron
People and Favors

q tremendously wide difference
ah'r, - IN the way different people feel
"h9ut doing things for others.
some people win gladly do things for
- % Ut ~ perfectly convenient. n
mere j. the slightest obstacle In the
W@l th" slightest Inconvenience. they
seem 10 feel that that authmaticaI1v ali
s'iNcS ih"m from the obligation to do
She Would Love 20 Nelp
hou ask such "A person n she will do
'Irahd Tor you OF lend YOU some arti-
Eve =" De used ~ Tire church entertain
i' hl' or EiNc her mite Of time toward
N'm' phlenihropN. and she says. Let
il' see. and tu'u. four times out 81
i've. comes out with some small obsfa-
GO M not sure ] know just whers
'lAi shop it, tShe doesn't want to make
''' ,livii To understand Your direct ionsl
10" glad to lend you The soft poll
Nv i'f 20" ptat. but how would YOU
ever YET Them th.rce" tthc woman who
.ntrihut,d that example has q ma
OF nor OWN. OF. "oh. my dear.
~'" doesn't stat all lay No. hut hate
la. '" NAV. fHtrgS FOR ore DAY"
cfnsE Psopls Cane roaT to AL a Favor
'h' .'f "ir. no ~" people who
'n p" look upon a request ae some
Ili' 2 on" must FIND O. WaV fo DO. H-
'f"ad or r.EHr'iag su o1staris in a..
Na vof r"-rortnI rc 90. favor ,s 4 i%.siii-
uHte cerus" they regard 90 H- = rrob-
'-T 90 boz solved
let w. e'r. N"I want my ts4 wagon
Tor if' play ~ courss. YOU can ra,.
hi' Icy ai'Hll 7 E"t it tIsree oh. Z
eno" I'I rl." the boz next door e.
ni'Nrl to tah- DO down boo his Iitfir or
10 was Thursday 2 ives planning o. hn,.
.i'r 90 N't'r MIND ] can ha,, DO
N-r~fsr urI rr vclf
VIM 5l~h people hrcr' Arprecia.-s
NFnHs ''"uUIf"" s etfdsrf1, fIIrrIrr
" ...n'" I't. This whom shc en,s
lntf. rr. come n.ouls vtp from
.nu" deii'.ry OF mental Ghr- rnf DO .,-
'""ufrrly d!fficrlt Goo Do. rude. and flsrs
Wl' I hnrles Lamb have
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e. G. Case and Mrs. George n. MAYO
drove to Elmhurst for wafles and tea.
~ J. Mclean and Dr G. b. Capito
climbed Rates Mountain.
M ard Mrs Walter r. Seaman have
arrived from New York. other ar.
rivals include Mr.. and Mrs. J.. S. MoIes
of P~restonburC. Ky. Mr.. and Mrs. w
" Can phil Of Oshkosh. Wis. AMI
Horace Blagden Of Elmira. y. y.
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q wedding which VIII come as n
very interesting surprise to their
many friends. bel that of NIss Marion
r. Rentsch. daughter of Sir and Sire.
George Rentsch. n Pleasant valley.
who was united In marriage 20 Mr.
Harry Coleman. n Wleeung. Tho we'd.
ding having been soIemuizsd az 80.
t~lalr4viilc .. on Friday. January q
The bride has boon a student Or mo
local IHRh school and has an erfen
sive ACQUAINTANCE in the younger CIR.
oIee Tho bridegroom De- "a we'll known
"upioy' ~ The Wheolinr Steel and
Iron company They viii be- az homo
fn 'hcir many friends af fhc brides
home
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Circle Entertained.

Miss Maude Murrin al her home IN
the Kieves apartments. Thursday eve
ming. was hostess 10 the Queen Esther
Circle OF the Fourth Street VI. r..
church. A business session was fol
lowed by a social hour and a luncheon
was a delightful conclusion. The
guests were.