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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-02-17
Ladies Aid is Entertained.

The Ladies Aid Society of the Bap-
list church was royalty entertained
by Mrs. A. B. Hall Tuesday afternoon
and assistant hostesses. A large num-
Der was present, business was trans
acted and then the hostess served ices,
cake and coffee Valentine decora-
lions were prominent and dainty
souvenirs were given each Of the
guests.
Sheppard lectures, was present and
delightfully."- entertained the ladies
with a talk of her work.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-02-17
Parlor Meetings.

Miss Endora Ramsey, Of South
arrived Wednesday morn
ing and will hold series Of parlor
meetings for the discussion Of equal
Miss Ramsey has an at
tractiye personality and is a graduate
of Hollin's Institute, Of Virginia. No
tlce Of meetings will be announced
In Thursday papers.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-02-17
For Miss Glass.

Complimentary to Miss MeHe
Glass, Of Columbus, o., Mrs. Joseph
Wetherell entertained a few friends
very Informally at cards from 8 to-
S O'Clock Tuesday afternoon in her
home on Mulberry street. Auction
bridge was played at two tables.
Light refreshments were served.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-02-17
Mrs. Horror is Hostess.

Mrs. Lynn s. Hornor was hostess
at the meeting of the small Wednes-
day Afternoon Bridge Club from 8 to
s O'Clock Wednesday afternoon. Auc-
tion bridge was played at two tables
and later tea and sandwiches were
served.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-02-17
Tablets Doing Good.

Mrs. F. F. Smith, Gloversville, N.
", writes to the manufacturers Of
Chamberlain's Tablets as follows: II
feel 1t my duty to write to you and
tell yougof the good your tablets are
doing for me and many others that l
have told about them. For over three
years have been troubled with liver
trouble. have been under the doc
tors care most of the time. but have
not found anything that has helped
me as much as Chamberiain's Tab
lets" obtainable everywhere. ADJ
|yertisement.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-02-17
Entertained by Mrs. Hoge.

The members of the Tuesday Night
Club were delightful entertained by
Mrs. Luclus Hoge from s. to IL o'clock
Tuesday evening. Auction bridge
was played at three tables. Later a
salad supper was served. Covers
were laid for twelve guests.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-02-17
ant church fund. Every one is cor
daily invited to attend.
Willing WORKERS Meet.

A very interesting meeting of the
Willing Workers Society of the
First Baptist church was held in the
home of Mrs. John Buckingham Tues
day afternoon and quite number
Of the members attended.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-02-17
M PInsrpoNE BOUT.

tiHICAGO, Feb. IL Jess willard
and Tom Jones, his mana ger, decide
ID "wednesday that the proposed
bout with Frank Moran. OF Pitts
burg, must be postp oned At least
Two weeks from tie date originally
Aef, March 5.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-02-17
ONE NEW PROJECT.

WARRINGTON. Feb. 17.-After add.
ing 100000 for improvement Of East
river channel at New York the House
committee on rivers and .harbors Wed.
nesday voted a favorable report on
the annual rivers and harbors bill
aggrcgating $39,60S,410. All new
projects except New York harbof
were voted down.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-02-17

BLOWS no BITs.
fRv Associated Press,)

!. (By Associated Press)
!. CLEVELAND, o., Feb. IL
} Charles Baker, local manager
!. for the Washington Torpedo !
!. Co., Of Washington, Pa, was
) blown to bits Wednesday when ]
. he entered the companys
. storehouse in Olmstead Falls.
. a suburb, to get a load OF
. nitroglycerine. Three minutes
:. after he went into the building. j
. 800 quarts Of the explosive
. kept there blew, ups
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-27
JUNEAU COMPANY IS GIVEN CONTRACT TO
 CARRY MAIL NORTH
Local Transportation Company To Take Mail to Lynn Canal
 Points - Service Begins
 and New Boat Probable.

X temporary contract to carry mail between Juneau, Skagway and way ports has been granted to the Gastineau Transportation Company and the first trip under the new contract was made Tuesday. The contract was granted without any time specification and is made by the trip. instead of by the year.
 The first trip under the con tract was made this week, the boat leaving Juneau last Tuesday morning and returning. leaving Skagway yesterday. The company will operate on regular schedule between the two towns, Captain Earl Hunter having personal charge of the boat making the run. At tbe present time any boat of the company which happens to be in port will be used but the com pany expects, before long, to pur- chase another boat especially for the Lynn canal route.
 The trip this week was made with
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-27
JUNEAU WOMEN BUSY
 WITH PLANS OF THE
 TEMPERANCE SESSION
Committees Have Been Appointed on Arangements-Important Persons Will Be in City
 for the Convention.

At the meeting of the Juneau local of the w. c. IT. U. all arrangements ifor the meeting of the Second Ter lrltorlal Convention. which is to be Iheld here on August 24 to 27 inclu- lsivc. were completed. Committees to arrange Che detail of the conyen- ltlon were appointed by Territorial lVice-President Mrs. D. A. Thomp son The program of the conven- ltion is being arranged and will be lannounced shortly.
 A large number of ladies were present at the meeting and listened with rapt attention to the address Of Maurice S. Whittier. Mir. Whit tier took for his theme, "The Ben eft Derived by Cities from Con- lvenuon Bodies. and from that hc branched into the question of tenn perance. His address was ably delivered and his handling of the subject showed deep thought and Istudy
 Delegates will be present from every city in the Territory and all of them will be entertained at the Gastlneau Hotel, at the expense of the organization The following committees have been appointed by Mrs. Thompson:
 Reception at boats-Mrs. Jennie Harvey. Mrs. Dorothy P. Harland and W. W. Shorthill; Musie-Mrs. .L. p. Dawes; Publicity-Miss Lena White; Public reception at the Gastineau Hotel-Mrs, IT. P. Crow ther. Mrs. Royal A. Gunnison and Mrs. E. W. Petit; Luncheon at church during convention-Mrs J. E. Robertson. Mrs N. F. skoog, Mrs. Nj. S. Sutton. Mrs. J, A. Burk- land. Mrs G. Cloudy Mrs. Ernest King. Mrs. Nellie Harvey Mrs. J. Gustafson: lnformation-Mrs. Alma J. Blackwell. Decoration-Mrs. Le- ola Shorthir. Mrs. D. Evans, Rev. R. C. Blackwell and Rev. John B. Stevens.
 The program is being prepared by Mrs. D. A. Thompson. Territorial vice-president from an outline fur nished by Mrs. Cornelia Templeton Hatcher. Territorial president The meetings will be held in the Metho- dist church and Mrs. Ella Boole, na- tional vice-president-at-large will deliver the principal address.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-27
Hospital Notes

Mrs D. s. Davis, of Tee Harbor underwent an major operation this morning at St. Ann Hospital The operation was performed by Dr. L. O. Sloane
 The little daughter of Dr. and Mrs. | C. C. Finley was operated on this morning at St Ann Hospital by Dr.. ! Sargent, of Douglas The little miss had her tonsils removed : Mrs sappa, of Douglas, underwent a major operation this morning at St. Ann Hospital Dr. II. C. De- Vighnc was the surgeon in charge.
 Mrs Wilson underwent minor operation this morning. Dr. H. C. DeVighne was the surgeon and the operation was performed at s. Ann Hospital
 Mrs. GustaGson underwent major operation at st. Ann Hospital. pr. IH. C. Devighne reports the patient ' to be doing nicely
 Miss Georgia Caro continues to steadily improve at st. Ann's Hos pital following her operation.
 Mrs. c. T Jackson, who was oper. o,ed on recently at St. Ann Hos 1 pltal expects to leave for her home within the next couple of days
 Mrs. R. E. Robertson expects to leave St. Ann Hospital with her in- fant son for her home within the next couple of days
 Waldo States, who underwent an operation for acute appendicitis re- gently at st. Ann Hospital is stead ! fly improving
 l Pat Cayanaugh, of Chichagoif. who has been in the General Hospital for ! the past six weeks, has been dis charged and returned to Chichagoff last night
 ! AIr5. J. c. Young underwent an operation at the General Hospital and is reported to be doing nicely. ! Dr. H. c. DeVigne was the attend ing surgeon.
 John Ellis a Fairbanks hotel man. 1 arrived from the west recently and is in the General Hospital receiv- ing treatment for his eyes.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-27
ISLAND ELKS TO
 ENTERTAIN JUNEAU
 ON LOCAL DIAMOND

TREADWELL, July 27 - Elks may come singly, in pairs or in herds from the mainland this eve ning to stampede the local diamond for honors in baseball capers. but the Island Is prepared to give the visitors a good bit Of fun regard less Of the fnai outcome on the score board The game will be called as soon after SIS as possible with the following lineup of Elks to represent the Island.
 button D. Mcintyre c, Kertis 1b, Metmer 2b, Brahm 80, Snow ss, Swarva cf. Hill If. Judson lt
 X supper will follow immediate ly after the game for the benefit Of the home and visiting Elks in the Treadwell boarding house
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-27
DOUGLAS NOTES.

owing to steady increase in business the Erie Drug Company has found it necessary to increase the staff Of assistants Francis Lamberty arrived recently from Springfield. Ore. to accept a po- sition as pharmacist with that firm
 Emil Fischer. local agent for the Admiral Line, expects to leave for a six-wSeks' vacation to California, within a few days.
 The large crowd of local people who accompanied the baseball team to Perseverance. via the tunnel, last night and returned home by the same route. did not arrive here un- til the last ferry from Thane.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-27

niny at the Natatorium hall. The call is signed by Elmer P. Smith committeeman of the Douplas Isl and precinct
 Charles II. Mover has been re- elected president of the Western Federation Of Miners.
 Sir Rider Haggard, who has been making a tour of the world in the interests of British colonization schemes has sailed for London from New York.
 Mir. and Mrs. W. c. Beattie, for merly of Juneau, are now domicil- ed in their new home at Edgene. Oregon
 The drawing of lands in the Col vile Indian reservation is now on at Spokane, Wash
 Villa is reported nearing El Paso. He is hiding with handful of men according to reports.
 W. F. Waugh, known to tele- graphers throughout the country as Fat Waugh, died in New York. He was born in 1S6O
 General Tasker Bliss has begun an inspection of the camps along the border probing the charges that the militIamen were suffering privations.
 The Federal Trade Commission is to begin an investigation into the high price of news print paper.
 Steamer Humboldt on her last trip south took $25O,OOO of gold bullion from the interior.
 Theodore Roosevelt and William Howard Taft are to tour the Pacific Coast states in the interests of the Hughes campaign.
 A gas well is supposed to have been to blame for the explosion in the big tunnel of the Cleveland water system there two days ago in which twelve men were killed.
 The salmon run around Bering has so far been a dismal failure, according to reports received in Ju- neau from Seattle.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-27
REPUBLICAN, MASS MEETING

Notice is hereby given that the Republicans will hold a mass meet. ing at Natatorium Hall, Douglas, Alaska, July 2Sth, Friday evening, 2 D. m. TreadwelT and Douglas will hereafter be known as the Douglas Island precinct, the two precincts having been consolidated,
 This meeting is called for the pur- pose of nominating delegates and selecting judges and clerks for the primary election to attend the Divis- ional Convention to be convened in Juneau, Alaska. August 9th, 1916.
 A primary election will be held on July 29th 1916, at Natatorium Han. Polls will be open from 9 to 2 D. DO.
 (Siened) ELMER D. SMITH. re.rr.srn.. Hnrn~w
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-27
NOTICE TO REPUBLICANS

Notice is hereby given that Re- publican primary election for the pur- pose of electing 20 delegates to the Republican Divisional Convention to be bel don the 9th day of August
 1916. at Juneau, Alaska, will be held at the City Hall in Juneau Alaska. on the 29th day of July, 1916, be- tween the hours or o'clock and 2
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-27
FINED FOR CELEBRATING.

DOUGLAS. July 27.-Joe Wright, an Indian who furnished the ready John-Davis with which to have a jubilee with John Markoff recently, was fined S25 yesterday afternoon by Police Magistrate Erie for be- ing drunk and disorderly
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-27
BRIEF NEWS ITEMS FROM CHANNEL AND
 DISTANT LOCALITIES

Mrs. Lena Perelle has brought suit in the district court against oscar Holm for s41, alleged due for board and lodging.
 The Indiana Bulh Moose have placed full state ticket in the field headed by Thomas A. Daley for Governor and Clifford A. Jack son for United States Senator
 The Republicans of Douglas will hald mass meeting tomorrow eve
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-27

the Iowa and on the return 52 crates of Halnes strawberries were brought to town, A. T. Spatz re- ceSing SS.
 The Gastineau Transportation company was formed by Earl Hun Ter and William Dickson and oper- ates the boats Santa Rita, Querida land Iowa.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-27
TREADWELL NOTES,

Fred wasterlain. of the 700 mill, expects to elave for the south on the Humboldt this evening for a six months vacation.
 Flower gardens on this part of teh Island have been making won derful progress during the last week Of sunshine.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-27
SAFETY FIRST

is the watchword in our prescription department While we exercise the greatest care in the filling Of pre-. scriptions every quantity and ingred- tent is checked and double checked.
 Moreover, only the purest and fresh est chemicals are used in compound. ing prescriptions at this drug store.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-27
JuneauDrug Go.
 PHONE 2.5.O


 o'clock D. m. That said delegates so elected at said primary, are for the purpose of nominating in said Republican Divisional Convention, to be held on the 9th day of August sentatives to the Territorial Legls- latme. and one Senator.
 That said Divisional Committee Of the First Division have named as judges of said primary election George A. Miller and F. R. Shepard. and w. w. Kranich as clerk.
 s. F EWING,
 Fl. l.. FAULKNER, First Division Committeeman. for the
 Juneau, Thane and Perseverance
 Precinct
 Juneau, July 26. 19l7
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-27

When you trade at the Juneau Fruit G Vegetable Market, you have the satisfaction of know. ing that you are getting abso- lutely the best that the market affords.
 The FOLLOWING AR TIcLEs RECEIVED ON STR. HUMBOLDT Green Corn
 Sweet Potatoes Egg Plant
 caullflower
 eleached Celery Peas
 Peppers
 cantelOpeo
 Plums (seven different var tles)
 Bartlett Pears
 Malaga erapes Cherries
 And sll staple fruit and vegetables in season. Aprieots for canning, S1.6o per crate -four ba0kets.l- Home grown products Halnes Berries
 Bunch turnips. yellow or white. .. .... .... White and rcd radishes Rhubarh
 Green Peas
 Green onions Juneau Fruit and Vegetable Market The Up-To.0ate Fruit Store. Seward St. Phone ts2
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-27
WANTS NO VILLA STREET.

RACINE, Wis, July 27-A move ment has been started here to alter the name of Villa street. No Mexi- can names for Racine, those behind the statement say.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-27

COTTAGE with apartments for 2 families on St. Ann's Avenue. Rents for $2O For sale, $1,0OO Box 221, Douglas iy29.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-27
nR. cHAs. D. cARrgR.

Modern dentistry In all branches, specializing in plate work, using the method of pr. Saml c. Supplee. of New York. Plates made by this method will give absolute satisfac- ton. Phone 3. Douglas. (l1 22 tf
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-27

niny at the Natatorium hall. The call is signed by Elmer P. Smith committeeman of the Douplas lsl- and precinct
The sun., 1916-11-19
Note-Agricu,tural and live stock paper "'
turtles Of from ~ days TO SIX mon'hs
rou,alitv
Commodity
n..-s


Authorised rates for bankers acceptancen
81 Rename purchased in open marke! by AZ.
ianta bank, 'yNn5h%, Rates for fil,s with
M .,uritiss OF ninrty days or less, purchased
In opsn market BY 81, Louis bank. ggtSa
Rates for oommercisl raner purchased IN
IA trade scccptanoes, with mat urities OF
misty days or loss, purehS scd 10 open mar.
let, without membsr hsnk tndorsrm mont: y
rs. RAiS % - for comnoGty payer with
The sun., 1916-11-19
BIG PIG IRON EXPORT SALES.
Inauiry for 100000 Miles Of Rails,
Probably for Russia.

Buying OF pig iron for export has been 70.
newed with visor. Sales Of 5000 10 5000
tons Of basic and foundry grades were made
In the last three days for shipment to France,
Italy. Norway. Sweden. Holland. Finland.
Switzerland. Canada and South America. Ad.
vances OF 81 TO s. \ ton were made easy by
importunaie buyers. Inquiries are still In the
market for 5000 tons, including 10000 tons
bs-semer for France. 5000 tons OF low phos.
phorus for Italy and 5000 tons low phos.
lhorus for Japan. Export sales of 1000 ton
lots OF ies-ener were made Al so a ton and
ley furnace, southern foundry iron sold NJ
81 60 SO, Virginia at sci to SO, eastern Penn.
~sylvania at IS To s., and Buffalo al 81 TO
SIS u ton to 20 abroad.
Important export sales included go, N0 tons
Of shell steel for France and Great Britain at
prices varying from ~ to AZ cents a pound,
according 10 form: cocoa tons soft steel
billets for Great Britain, S0,@D IONS OF wire
10 France, 10000 tons OF structural shapes
and plates for Canada and 10000 tons ship
plates and ~forglnss for Japan.
The most interesting new inquiry IL for
1000 miles of track requiring about $50, o0J
SORES, The inquiry comes from Grea,
Britain. but 10 believed TO DO on behalf OF
Russia.
Domestic ear and locomotive builders have
added 100000 tons TO recent heavy purchases
Of bars, plates and shapes. structural wu.u
Is more active. The advance Of ~ q ton II
! rails was preceded BY buying FOR lats 1911
delivery which viii probably b shipped IL
1915.
The sun., 1916-11-19
BUSINESS OpPORTCNIrIEs.

REVENUE PRODUCING OIL STOCK.
Company With producing wells In Hum
BILE Held have few shares left at 3l5. 90; Ia
v-stigation invited; quick action necessary,
M.rc or write FOWl-EI. 5it Beatty Bldg.
Houston Tex.
The sun., 1916-11-19
INDUSTRIAL NEWS.

AMERICAN ROLLING MILL. Co.-Net
income for the year ended June 80 was
s2.lil.6S7. an increase Of . e,3ss. 3iG Conn
pared with same period a year ago.
FAJARDo SUGAR CO.--Gross earnings
for year ended July 3, 1916. were s+.327.-
0ti, an increase OF s., 2s7,77S; net. i,7eS,-
iSS, a gain OF /, $50 sos. surplus after
dividends was >7.02s, a gain over same
period in 1915 OF s72s,iTi.
FEDERAL. SUGAR REFINING CO.
Reports that EFFORTS OF the British authori-
ties TO curtail tho consumption Of sugar
In the United Kingdom thus far have not
met with complete success. companv's
figures show that during the mine months
ended October 81 last IA total OF i,2S2. 900
tons or sugar was consumed, contrustel
with laos, 900 tons for the corresponding
portion OF last year, n loss Of about IL per
cent. or half the saving that Government
Officials had hoped to effect.
PENNSYLVANIA SALT CO.. Gross
earnings for year ended June 80 were
e,s07, $40, an increase of s. .bsT,s T+. Sur
Plus after dividends was 1891, Col, an In
crease of t,2Si,02s,
STANDARD MILLING Co-Holders Of
temporary 10 year y per cent, convertible
gold dsbenture bonds are notified that the
0 per cent. permanent coupons are ready
for delivery. Bonds should be exchanged
at Metropolitan Trust Co.
STEWART ENGINEERING CORPORA
TiO<-incorporated In New York 10 do
general manufacturing business. Capital
10000 600. lncorporators A. Firman. A.
NJ, Farrell ana IL. Il. Heistad.
The sun., 1916-11-19
MINING NEWS.

REN CONSOLIDATED MINING CO.
At u meeting Of tho boar Of directors.
yesterday Robert Sweeny was elected pres
ldent and l.. u. Whicher vice president.
The sun., 1916-11-19
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.

CHICAGO STOCK EXCHANGE-Mem.
Was sold for 81. 500. compared with
The previous sale OF sl.2.5. The highest
price was ~. 400 In 1910.
EXPORTS AND lMPoRTs-Expor.s re-
yesterday by tho New York Custom
House were valued az s3.359.s3e. making
ii9.it5,ti0 for the week, imports. sl,6I..
i2i, making seO,iS9.lS5 for the week.
WILLIAM MORRIS, MBRlE a. CO.
Issued three booklets OF South American
trade. They are entitled Brazil" state
~ Sac Pau!o' and CITY OF Sac PAu!o.'
Copies may be had on request.
The sun., 1916-11-19
SYEELS ACTIVE ON
CURB, ALSO COPPERS
Midvalc Reaches 20 So, the
Highest Price on Present
Movement.
MAGMA UP, THEN DOWN
OIL Stocks Are Higher, as Are
Chevrolet and Sub
marine Boat.
MAGMA UP, THEN DOWN

Steel and copper shares were the fea-
lures yesterday In a strong and active
curb market. The coppers made gains
at the start, but reacted sharply and sold
on from a fraction to z points. Magma
sold up to 50. a new high record, but
closed at 81. Z points of from the high
OF the day. and compared with s5k. the
close on Friday. Butte Copper and
Zinc sold of fractionaily. Cerro de
Pasco sold at IS. the highest this year.
and reacted : points at the close.
Midvale Steel went to 78%, the high
est on this movement. and Transue-
Williams to az, a net Improvement Of
IN points. United Alloys Steel was
fractionally higher. Submarine Boat
sold up 2 points on reports that II has
received large orders for submarines
from the United States Government. and
an order for trawlers from the British
Government. Lake Torpedo boat was
also firmer In the early part Of the day,
but it sold of f~ractionally later.
The paper stocks were slightly easier,
with heavy trading reported. Chevrolet
Motors was 4 points higher than Thurs
days close, but the other motor shares
remained practically unchanged. OIL
shares were higher. especially Sinclair,
which sold az high as So during the day,
compared with a closing Of IS on Fri
day. The other oils were fractlonaily
higher.
Bonds were active and higher. Cerro
de Pasco Is gained 3 points net and
Metropolitan Petroleum IS I point. For
eign bonds were unchanged. Sales and
quotations:
The sun., 1916-11-19

for an assessment OF 81 80 . share. Trans
fer books will DO closed November - aud
reopen December IS.
The sun., 1916-11-19
N N
CALL MONEY.

TINE MoNEy-Markst Arm: industrial
money in fair demand. Sixty days. su3i.'t;
ninety days. sh%: four months, 3tn3i9eo:
hye months. 3.u3isHH: six months. 3.15i.ee.
The range in the week ended November ~.
1915, was from 2hd2H% for sixty days 10
"a y5S Tor six months: range In the week
ended November 20, 1914. from ia.H59o for
sixty days TO ~ do% for six months: range
In the week ended November q. 1918, from
t.mS% for sixty days 10 I%S for six months.
The range In the week ended November %,
1915. was from a. ise for sixty days TO. ~
ass for six months: In the week ended No
vember 81. 1914, from i&% for sixty DAYS
to itsuiaco for six months; IN the week
ended November 2s. 1913. from % Tor sky
days TO i.qje6 for six months.
COMMERCIAL PAPER - Continued duli.
Rates OF sAa3Ls% for sixty TO ninety DAYS
and OF sisH3tos for four. Ave and six months
were quoted. For spot delivery prime elisible
acceptanccs OF member banks we're quoted ~
2ian2Aeo for thirty days, 2STstse Tor siIiy
non.member banks about y higher. lneliYi'
Bile bank bills ranged from 2Aus,sss.
The sun., 1916-11-19
SUGAR STOCKS.

". We. C0O TTFes - WIN W VIZ
cHARLnsToN. ". Va. Nov. is'"aitu-
m!noas coal prize: q sms U s,. ,~ceSsy. One
oS:sssoS rspertsl tsisgrephie sras. fr9m
Yissss:SSis !isr Isss: Tisa In