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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-16

chief interest IN the Philadelphls tn
market today was In Cambria steel .
stock was not the most active. not py ~ ~.
hui The fact that Il made another new h'sn
record when " sold ~ ioi a. up p s ,Iou,
the previous high struck last week, ,'1. causes
much discussion In the street as 70 wns
IL the cause for the strength. In the aiteI
noon the stock declined a half from the peS..
The opinion ls virtually unanimous W.
something IL pending Tor the stockho os,s.
This opinion is based on the TACT tna, an W
company Is said 10 be earning about st,V"v., ~
600 a month. or At the rate OF tts'VVv.vvy,
n veer. Nothing special has yet been PAID
10 the Mldvaie steel and Ordnance Conn,
pany by Cambria. and V y ersneu ,s pn.s
payment OF some sort must he made some
time and that when this is done the ou.-
side stockholders will Of course. come W
Tor the same amount as pa'n 70 'ne
company. 49,, ~ MIA
None OF the other subsidiaries OF MIG.
vale Ordnance has paid anything 70 w
holding company and the Midvale sha.e,
holders will not receive dividend UNI s
something Is paid. The argnnent e'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-16
COTTON VALUES RISE
TO NEW HIGH GROUND
Demand Is Good and Supply
Limited-Saturday's Sellers
Are Buyers Today

NEW YORK. Oct. Is. Cotton values
went into new high ground In the early
dealings this morning. Al the start ad-
vances OF 3 TO is points were recorded.
with the tone Arm. There was a good gem
srsi demand. led by an important spot
house. Wall street and uptown interests
following.
The supply was limited with the excep-
ton OF from one commission house which
has been pers'stently bearlsh. Some OF
the sellers on Saturday repurchased cotton
this morning. and after the call the market
continued 10 advance until at the end OF the
nrst fifteen minutes upturns over the In
itial levels OF TO 10 points had been re-
corded
The market In the early afternoon was
Irregular and nervous. with frequent waves
Of profit-taklng finding momentary rehec-
tion In small recessions. New buying for
public and Wall Street account and per-
aistent demand from the trade absorbed
the offerings, preventing the reactions from
going far
Exports for the day were 4l24b bales.
Including 20.39s bales TO Great Britain
12.41e bales 20 France 242s bales TO other
points on the Continent and 6000 bales 10
Japan and China. Ciearances for the sea-
son 10 date aggregate 1851 bales, COM
pared with 1,osi.s42 bales for the corre-
spending period last season.
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GRAIN AND FLoUD

wHEAr-Rec,pts. 1os. 500 bush. There was
steadg ssi SsT saSsT' @S Ser%s.
Car lots. in export elevator no rsH' sH'a "A.
.issmsr no. ES req rFssSir se & rsa
'gi: Ss;, rejected A n'4s@tS2' rejected b.
coRN-Rses,pts 1850 bush TESd;S ;ow.1 wss ',SE SY
sI fsT"Es o. fcr 6cs 9qfras rsse to co
No yellow ooc Dc s,ssmer go & yell9w; y;eow
SSSi Ss a oSe SS W. ''''"
oATs-Ressipts 1883 bush. The market
M white sSis ssS , stSnes5d Md white white S Ss
G51hc: sample oats. AN U4Shc
RssslDts 400 sss r%s SS 93is7H S limits lHs
TGsre US fS''Ss S%essa%Mn!sT' clean .s$SSSS SS
i;G!5SI ;asSS ifs fiiI' a. ps!sS. i rs
%n.s% !agSE se''eil Clear sssg sss S So Tsfsb sffsisbt S
sui SS sas % ~ assis S 4 L egS Ss9 ePs sb r% %
" N PROVISIONS
There fair robbins demsEd and sns, the be
Il 'S sets 'oSnS smoed' % sdc city and western beef
s1s's beef faS Ssm !'nssss mSssa sa
saRsS Sgs$a e1Ssr 5GSsS e euTsd As
sTa"s sTa sgrs$ s"f 9sia az Sssd Ssssisss IS;
smolsSs Inc bellies s pickle sssSrdins to
sSsnS and pSss sssa f9S
dned tierees nc; do. do. do tubs l1c; lard.
DSTs c, kss rsDSsr rsnSsrs II IN or ssesi i'e lard
REFINED SUGARS
The market was quiet. butnrm, Renlners'
listpTiees' -Es,rs, sne srsnusisd. 2 s@7 S 2SS;
fibe: soft grades. e400i.iOc.
DAIRY PRODUCTS
BUT'TER-The market ruled nrm. under
Ugh. oferinss and o,ston. FAR ssasrn asmSnd' sad.
sS Ks sSc: easrS srsis' "a SssH g; nrsis ss ci
seconds 33c: nearby prints. fancy. 9sc: DO.
ssceads sSSd ssSsie jeSbins sales o. fancy prints
'EGdis-Much Of the supply was Of pnattractiye
stock. which was dull and weak. but strictly
hne egSs brousht outside rates & on9.atSSsas Ss iSi, FOL-
sos nearby e frsis 5000 per STANDARD T case; ss
nearby current receipts. 5000 per case. west
.T,n sstrss ssc pes Sos wss,sSp ,o y sstrs arSss
| frEerator eEgs. extra so.0a per case DO. hrsts.
| t0.1b4e, i5 do. seconds, sb.iOWS,I0 per case
fancy selected candled fresh egss were jobbins
| at 42Q4ie per dog.
cflEEssES@o S Were sht and tne mar
New York. full cream, fancy, .lh W2lt q; do
| do fair 10 good. 2Oh @2le do part skins
| l10i9e.
POULTRY
OFFERINGS and a fair demand. Quotations Fowls
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-16
CURB TRADING SMALL,
WITH PRICES LOWER
Motor and Charcoal-Iron Issues
Are About the Only Ones
Displaying Strength

NEW YORK, oct 1e.--Tradlng on the
Broad street Curb was comparatively
auiet and the market generally failed to
follow the spurts OF activity on the big
board Leading stocks were generally IN
s,ipply nj concessions. and the majority OF
issues AT the end OF the day were estab-
llahed az a slightly lower level.
The changes. however. were without much
Importance. rejecting simply the shifting
of possibly the traders. who were about
the only ones In any way active In the
market.
Mdvale steel ranged during the greater
part OF the day from 66% to 66A, and
Submarine fiuctuated between AZ and 41h.
Variations in prices in other issues were
equally narrow.
There was strength shown In some of
the motor stocks. General Motors respond
ing to the publication OF the prediction OF
readjustmcnt OF capitalization by advanc-
ing from 1856 to l61. and United Motors
moved up from 67A to 6sh..
Charcoal Iron preferred was ex dividend.
On Its initial payment of l per cent the
common stock was traded in at IN and
IN Both issues were In scant supply but
in good demand as the result OF stronger
trade position. Charcoal iron which has
been contracted for to the full extent of
it's output up to July /. being sold on new
contracts at 81 per ton advanced, and wood
alcohol, OF which the company Is the larg-
est producer In the United States, moving
up cents a gallon.
The Standard Oil stocks were again ac-
tive and strong, with Ohio Oil moving up
1 points, to the new high record of 352, on
the decision confirming the company's rights
in the Wyoming oil fields.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-16
CAMERAS ADVANCE TO ANOTHER
HIGH CAUSES SEARCH FOR REASON
Company Is Earning at Rate of $4oOOoOo Month"; and
Opinion Is That Some spec,al Payment viii
Be Made to Stockholders

vanced that Cambria IL tAe mos, ..n...
asset that Midvale has and that a pay,s.,,
when Il r. made. win probably be on,,s ~,
stantial '-F
where will the price Of ca,nh,,, a..
go? This was asked In many quarter~ ~
interest which has been accuInuiatIr- ~ ~.
stock from 90 upward thinks that 4, w.. W.
go 20 1b0. This, OF course, Ia onl, ~ ~
opinion and must be taken as such a, -, ~
best price today Cambria was 20u ,....s
taken over by Midvale. ="
by far the most active issue In the 49,.
ing was United States Steel corn,s,,- =
more than $500 shares having been boueh,
and sold my midafternoon. the nrirs !.
vancing nearly points. Taking ths 49,,
shares alone there was more activltv ~ ,e,
group. as whole and the price chsr..-
were generally on the side OF advance ~
Philadelphia Rapid Transit trust c-r,,e
Gates some 1900 sold. the price rainl,s !.
quarter. while Lake Superior sold IN ~
same amount, although some Of this Nv.
lost later.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-16
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

NEW YORK. oct. ls.--The market for
foreign exchange opened dun and un-
enanksa Win WIN e~ssp'aon ,a oi = slkntly easier
feature.
Quotations Demand sterling 47Bx.
cables 4.76 Ills. oe-day bills f,7in047i&,
so-day bills l6sA 44.69h franc cables
6s3A. checks b.sfk relchsmark cables
10 3-l6. checks 7oh lire cables s4sH.
checks s.<S& Swiss cables 5.27A. checks
5.3sH vienna cables 1901. checks ii.ss
scandinavian kronor cables 2s.5o checks
et<o. pezetas cables 2ois. checks 2o.ls:
<uiIder cables 40 1916 plus l-ie. checks
teH plus lis; rubis cables $3.50. checks
In he early afternoon there was very
little change In the market and business
continued vary light French exchange im-
proved = shade 70 b,s3 for cables and 5sf
for checks Sterling held Al t1b@ for de-
mano and 41s 7-t6 for cables Reichs-
marks were nominal a TON Tor cables and
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-16
LOCAL LOANS INCREASE
Surplus Falls and Deposits Show In.
crease in Week

For the ffih successive week loans. a..
counts and investments OF the members 4,
the Philadelnhia Clearing House Asaoci.-
ton showed an increase. In the statemen,
Issued today there was an Increase In thls
item OF s5.4l2,00o, as compared with IA,
week
This resulted in pairing down the surpln.
s4s7 900 The increase IN loans was in tha
face Of decrtas in both the average a IA
actual statements of the New York bank,
on Saturday.
Individual deposits rose s9.fbs 600 Tsk.
ing the increase In loans as contributsar tss
greatest amount of this, ths statemen. snr-
gests the remainder was made up by the
liquidation OF stocks during the week. both
in Philadelphia and New York. and to be-
lated depcsit3 q first OF the month dividend
and Interest payments. During the week
the deposits OF the banks expanded s5.7ss..
OOO.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-16

Philadelphia. October 0. isls
Sealed propDsais, properly ind0rsed and ad-
dressed 20 the undersiFned AZ tue Office above
nsnsiensd VIII bs % rsssi.sd uni, Il e'slrsk noon
lmmsdiasslE ,1s,est'':F ss' sssnsissellea .a
poriion of the slatit'D under Cits Han and The
Marksi street subway ano ,w.orh .sppurienent
viii 1s aoay. s". iryl iaas, and 100 less vide
farn's and WIN Include the underpinninr ~ ~
west aide al sus hsn ant siso the Aiarkst
'fses sna sassansa''.sss ess . ss-n a. ,.os~
a;l,ans hddsrs mnon deposit N $50 ieasS ~
ssSs sssss @ e. a':ssa'es sa s-ss ss.s
!" NJ VIZ Sd viii b. eonsidsred unless .ccompzo,ea
oy e<rtiheste from the c!'y solicitor hat
dolIars has been nlrd IN ao'ordance win fhe
preyislons n 40 "rdinsnee @ppfosea Nay IS
*. director ss.essss q elm.slt ,hs r,sh, %
Ia 'h' a'''' y ih' c''s II ffsSaIsaf,Res Raeses,s,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-16

CHICAGO. oct. 16.--The wheat market
today was a comparatively slow srair and
the tone was Irregular Following n
stronger start on covering by local traders
who had oversold, commission houses and
scattered longs. unioaded and values re-
acted.
Buying was again resumed by larger
local spectators and the losses were more
than recovered. Offerings. were fairly free.
however and prices went below saturdays
close There was a rally. In the final deal
ings on covering and quotations at the end
were n little higher.
The weather In Argentina continued hot
and dry n was reported that the British
and Dutch Governments had negotiations
for grain under way. Export houses and
foreigners bought Advices from Kansas
indicated an Improvement In conditions
there owing TO rain The visible supply In
the United states Increased .O66 900 BUSH
eis for the week TO s9.324.00o bushels.
Little business was transacted at Liver
pool but the tone there was steady. World =
shpments for the week were moderate and
the quantity on passage is decreasing. Re
ports on the weather from France, italy
and India were unfavorable.
Corn also was irregular. ending easy.
December Mt one time displayed strength
and other deliveries also sold slightly above
saturdays close a good inquiry for export
was noted There were some complaints
about unfavorable weather in the West.
Oats receded on large primary receipts.
An important ccnters have n big supply,
which they are holding against probable
ecarclty. The visible stock In the United
states Increased i,G6e00 bushels for the
week to 4i.ssO.oO0 bushels
Leading futures ranged as follows;
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-16
Liverpool Cotton

4 LIVERPOOL. Oct. 1s.--spot cotton to-
day was In good demand and Is points
higher. on the basis OF lo2ed for mid-upland.
The eales agEregated 10000 bales includ-
Ing 5000 bales American The imports were
1900 bales. all American. The market
Gor futures closed nrm AZ q net advance OF
11x to - points
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-16
FOREIGN HOLDINGS OF STEEL
CORPORATION SHARES LESS


NEW YORK. oct. 1s - United states
Steel Corporation common stock held In
foreign countries amounted 20 bs7,s09
shares on September 80 last decrease
compsred with June 80 OF s7ff5 shares. or
about "a per cent on March 81, 1915
United States Steel common held abroad
amounted TO es4,4e9 shares, and on June
- Ian e25.2bf shares. loss OF s2lb shares
1or the quarter ending June 30.
on account Of this small shrinkage In
she second quarter the theory was advanced
that foreign liquidation was about over but
the "a per cent loss In the third quar-
fef would seem 70 indicate an opposite trend.
on March a. 1914. United States Steel
common shares held by foreign interests
amounted 10 1885 .e3s. or 2b.2o per cent OF
total stock outstanding. The sat, ,sos shares
row held are equal 10 not much more than
10X per cent Of total issue.
The loaa from the high level Of March 81,
1914. smoonts 20 nearly 60 per cent There
w1n also heavy liquidation OF United States
Steel preferred stock held abroad. In the
<hIrt quarter. on September 80. preferred
~l6 11s.ssl o. June 30. isis as2.oso on
X1r>h 81. 1915, and si2.esz on June 80,
! 4xns Following tAbls gives shs foreign
q ce9s'ssss9s Az r'sfeFsssss sss
49, - ~ t-*. - <44E<< 4IVxt
~ t*t* +tt<tt -<<t1<@ @1i@4
m<os Advantage of tho recent advance
1&1f>e W feaiizInx on their hold
n y oleo evident that the advance
~ columon % ADORE @Iz0 q share re-
rather than increased. Investment
nrs AZ an example. on September 80
1roke<s and bankers held ze23.sfo
1X<1 H<ale1 Steel co1nfnQn shares. Or 6.1
< - Total i>sue Investors held
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-16
YEGETABLES

Offerings were light and the market ruled
$ soss win per shOee %h's as
q i. 90: New York choice, 81 200 so: whits
potatoes. Eastern shore. per bbl--No. !, a. III 10
Noi 2 ngi - 90; Sweet p9tsstoes q st Delaware and
Jersey. per basket-.No,, l.. sod ISc: No y 2S
rs: h IS iSos cabbage. domestic. a 'k 41S per
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-16

NEw 5oFk 1s hsn sI,s tss S.s p.
'itodGis' fssslp's ssls: Fesh' yat1erea sen.
liberal a.:c1mulatioas. Exuas. SEQ soc; sktrs
1,sis: ssq ale nfs's.. ~ Y 4sfe, white % sszs %
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-16
BAR SILVER

Bar silver today was quoted in London
at S2 9-16d. a gain Of 1-i6d.
In New York commercial bar silver was
quoted at esAc. an advance OF hc
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-16
FIN NANCIAL NEWS
|0FFERINGS OF STOCKS ARE SMALL
THROUGHOUT DAY IN WALL STREET
Hard to Buy Either Standard or Speculative Issues
Except at Advances of From One to More
Than Three Points
HIGH Points IN Todav's Financial Neos

stock market strong supply
addition regular quarterly 2 cent List Of
stock shous decrease
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-16
DIVIDENDS DECLARED

Fall River Gas Works Company. quarterly OF
50 a share. payable November to stock OF
Packard Motor Car Company usual quarterly
Ia per cent on common stock. November TO
stock OF record October 10.
Sears Roebuck Co.. regular quarterly OF
ia per cent the common stock
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-16

Banks lost to New York Subtreasury
Saturday s7O3, 900, and since Friday $685.
900. 4
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-16

Surplus Oct. 90 1913. was IS a5O, 900: OF
IL. 1912. s8.O01 900; Oct. 49, 1915. $50 Gel 200,
Oct 10. 1911. &C. a22. 500. ~
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-16
FRESH FRUITS

Choice. stock sold fairly and values generally
s[s SS Ss'iGss siuss sfs
Golden ,ssSd s%qskxssppsse Alex
Y-ounee. 50 2.2sg32s; York imperial. s3s25q3i
apples Delaware. and Maryland, per hamper
Eaney, 59075ci fair g good. 2g q 40e quinees,
p,r Ns% sS, ys5s PsT ssS Sac
bbl., t5P6,SO; do. do. per crate. $40 p 40; do.
Per- sFsts 50 pesssss NeS York. ,ps5
ssskfI sSsi%sS SS sSSS 50: nRss Esri:
yySre. Bartlett per bSl, ,Sg! !.SoI grapes. New
B. bssketHconSord. rs q 5ocs NIAGARA Maya per 400
G2bc; Prune, rs q @s5c: Greensase so q 4oc. ~
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-16
NEw YoRK. oct. ID.

o.
or o
from o
Mosn o
trading
for a long
OF
ago.
Of were
~ The
Its a Of
2
in from
an advance Of than high
New York Central Plans To Issue s25.OOoooo
have
n
Dividend for Rec Motor Company
declared
o
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-16
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS

as to quality. II 019c; roosters. 14@l5c; spring
scsaSdnx 70 20 aaay isy duek
a. g s1e and GuSl,y sSlss geese so6s
pair 1sm22c
light offerings and a fair demand. Quo
tstions follow: Fresh-kllled, dry:packed fowls, ~
to box dry-picked. fancy selected, 24c; do.
weishing * a5 lbs, osapiess. 2sAe; a.
lbs apiece. 22c; do, weighing lbs. Apiece.
o@2ic; fowls. In bbls. ice-pscked, fancy. dry
lnE, lbs. and over apiece. 2Sc; southern Indiana
smaller sizes 16@2lc; old roosters. dry
Ing lbs. and over, per pair 249 25c; do, do
weighing lbs. per pair. 2a@23e; broing chick.
DC; chiesens. wsirhing 535h lbs. per pair. 20
ssyI fancy .SS o SEC: sroiierss other sesrs,
weighing ~ V2 lbs, apiece, 2sg soc; brollers
sDTIs 2SSSie SQUADS: pc, dozen wslts. welsh.
ing SSiS lbs Ss dozen as sS
isgsi HSs: per dS.sn: is;S9SssTssS ds; ysissiaa..
o. 90 -maii and No 2 8Oc b 81 rs.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-16

Extra Dividend of 7Hfo
OF
N
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WHEAT ENDS HIGHER
AFTER NERVOUS DAY
After Good Start, Prices React
on Sales of Commission
Houses and Longs
oRAIN nELr WEATHER roREcAsr

VNNTN VIII WEETHET FWHFT7NNT
CHICAGO, Oct fe.--Ihe weather forecast
,iIllnoi--shewsrs toniEhsf Tuesday. partly
Mie.suri-Tn nsetffra touirht. probabl,
showers, cgoier nert. and vest Tuesday.
Wiscorsin--Rain this Afternoon and prob.
ably tnuirht, roider tonight north and westi
Tuesday, rartiy elendy and colder.
Minnesofn--parflr cloudy and colder to-
night. Tuesday. fair. colder south.
lowa:--tnsettied and colder toninht. rgcb-
and colder.
: NeytI bakgsa..asgs.aIIy fair tsrIstt sna
south Dgkota-faIr tonight and Tuesday.
colder tonight and south and central Tues
Nsbrsskn-Fair tonight and Tue-dasi cold
er tonight. except south central colder Tues
Kapsas--Fsir tonight and Tre.dayt colder
Tuesday and east and central tonight.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1916-08-19
CHURCHES

gar street and Summit avenne s,,n Gn-
ssed6Vlces: Preaching at ii ~ SUNDAY
&;oo p. M, Sunday school at TT LAD m: p a1 n
choir reh a 90 g. p m; Prayer service and
tended Rey Bo1R9nF nuPPr re'mDt1y ct At:
Ees; 63s West Central avenue p pastor:
STUDY at church. Tel jackson az
MEMORIAL BAPTIST cy,,pc,,
corner Rice and Fuller streets. sund.r
services: Preaching, II a. m md
M; Sunday School 12:45. -naaao
~, u4eetlng Z; B. Y. P. U. 1880 D. m. Pub.
~ coso1ally invited. Rev. e. H No.
PASTOR COL W. Central avsnua
Fuller iii; ' AN s.. a. M N: 2: CHURCH, COR.
ices: HOO q. m; 1880 p. m. W exr. sefv
on oa,a Monday and Teusday, It hom os W VIZ
PPesaay and an .Thqrsday weddinss." 20:
SIMS hpso9Ps as3o 1876 Jay street. Rev: j. =.
Jones. Pastor.
corner Hi LIPS EPISCOPAL MISSION
s sH,nsr s Aur9ra avenue and Mackubin
ton Of aoiy Eue ssssyiees; Early celebre
s and fe sundays LOO Mathis secona
school, 1890 p. m. Brotherhood s ot q!
M Anorew: $50 D. m. vespers, 1850 p. m
Meek services, Wednesdays, oonfirmatio1.
eei ias' $500 p. m. Fridays, evening prayer
S:0o e. m. Rev. A. H. Lealtad. Rector
ZION PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. CIR
harrington and st. Anthony avenues. sun.
500 P. NJ; Sunday School 1880 p n.
Young Peoples meeting, 700 P. M: MA
week meeting, Wednesday, 500 =. NJ:
e. lev: w: Camp, pastor. Manse III
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1916-08-19
SAINT PAUL

Mrs. L. w. Bradley, 1875 Rondo, has
moved to 632 Pine street.
Mr.. J. N. Richey, of Duluth, was the
guest this week of Mr.. Jas. Watson.
Grand Master H. J. Stevens, of Du-
luth, was the guest of Mr.. J. B. John.
son this week.
Mrs. T. E. Franklin is convalescent.
Mrs. Lottie Patterson has returned
home from the hospital. .... -~-.
There will be special sacred con-
cert at Memorial Baptist church on
Sunday evening, August 20.
A man should have plenty of back
bone for himself and plenty Of ham
bone for the rest of his family.
Rev. E. H. Mcdonald left last week
for Philadelphia and New York. He
will be gone about three weeks.
FOR Reimbursement of Union
Hall, corner of Aurora and Kent
streets. Apply at the hall. (8-19-16)
Mrs. ]. E. Glass and Mrs. L. M.
Terrill left last Monday to attend the
Grand Chapter, O. E. S., at Chicago
Miss Gertrude Howard who has been
teaching in Texas for the past two
years has returned home to spend the
summer.
FOR RENT-Five room dwelling,
modern except heat, rent $14.0O per
month. Apply at 272 st. Anthony
avenue. (8-5-16)
THE PEOPLE SHINING PARLOR,
Porter & Casey, Proprs., 1870 E. Fifth
street, is the place to get six shines
for Is cents. Try 'em.
FOR RENT-Four room second floor
fiat, 1923 Harrington, $3.50 per month
Also furnished rooms at 378 Jay street.
Call Dale 7557.-(8-12-16)
Look out for the rare musical treat
to be given by st. Paul Patriarchy
ia at Union Hall, Wednesday, Sept.
9Th. Admission 35 cents.
The Home Banquet Hall may be en-
gagged for private parties only. Sober
and gentlemanly conduct must be guar.
anteed. Clarence M. Tibbs.
There will be a sacred concert given
at Memorial Baptist church tomorrow
evening conducted by Mrs. s. W..
Peasants and Mrs. Solomon.
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Masonic Grand Lodge.

The Minnesota Grand Lodge F. and
A. M. met at Union Hall on Wednes-
day with the largest attendance in
the history of the Lodge And, more
over it was considered the most har-
monious and best meeting ever held.
Grand Master, H. J. Shelton, of Du-
luth, was present and presided. J. N.
Richey, w. M. Dawson and J. McNeal
of Duluth were present. Also A. A..
Cole of Regent Lodge No. Winnipeg,
Can. of this jurisdiction were present.
:. Of course st. Paul and Minneapolis
were we'll represented.
The grand officers elected were:
Geo. L. Hoage, st. Paul, Grand
Master; James Eddings, Minneapolis,
Deputy Grand Master; VIM. M. Daw-
son, Duluth, Grand Senior Warden;
VIM. A. Benjamin, st. Paul, Grand
Junior Warden; John Francis Coquire,
st. Paul, Grand Treasurer; Ira s..
Ashe, ST. Paul, Grand Secretary.
The Grand Lodge voted $500 to
the Union Hall Association. -
The next Grand Lodge will meet in
Duluth,
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ENTIRE TOWN MOVED.

Suburban Residence District Moved
1000 Miles to Minnesota State Fair.
Moving an entire suburban residence
district over 1000 miles is the magic
task which is being undertaken this
year to provide the Minnesota State
Fair, Sept. 4 to 9, with new feature.
The model suburb, which is coming
from Cleveland, O., in August, cost $1O,-
900, and was designed to demonstrate
the value of lumber in the erection of
homes. It is to be housed in the new
Building Materials Building, adjoining
the Art Galleries, and will be one of
the biggest educational features at the
exposition. A pretentious exhibit of
building materials will also be shown.
The White Pine Bureau and the
Minnesota Art Commission are COOP
Grating with the State Fair in making
the venture success.