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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-12
All Churches Report Many Conversions and Additions Congregation
"Dressed-up-doHs" are Scored
By ReU. ". s. Bell in Sermon

If there is anything that viii drag
a young woman away from Christ.
it is the ungodly round dance" de-
clared Evangelist w :. Bell in his
sermon at the First Brethren church
last night. "A young girl at the age
OF sixteen is not competent Of pick
Ing either her amusements or her
company Parents who encourage
them 10 do either are. in a sense, de-
serving of their grey hairs" The I'll
tie of Rev. Bells sermon was: Sweet
Sixteen" and was founded upon the
story of Nahamum and his Jewish
maid-servant in Second Kings. chap
ter .
1t Is up TO YOU women to keep in
mind the mission for which YOU werS
born. Ii is your calling to be moth
ers, and a mother must be true and
pure and clean above all. With
motherhood the human race stands
or falls. Whatever interferes with
your appointed mission is absolute
~ wrong. The greatest safeguard
To your virtue is the serving of the
Lord Jesus Christ. The sooner you
give yourself TO him. the better il
VIII be for YOU Try to be a true
woman and wife; not a dressed up
doll. To be "A true woman means TO
realize the duties of wifehood If
YOU would only live up TO your duties
some of us men would not have the
habits which we nave
"Nahamum was a great leader
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-12

He was 10 SYRIA what Washington
and Lincoln are 10 this country At
the height of his glory he was strick-
en- with leprosy. When Nahamum
was about ready 10 leave his Deop.o
and all wealth which ne had accu-
mulated his Jewish maid-servant
came 10 him and advised him 20 go
10 Palestine 10 be healed by the
Prophet of her people. Elijah The
prophet heard OF his intended visit
and sent a messenger 20 him % adj
wise him 10 dip seven times in the
waters of the Jordan Nahamum
was highly indignant He had. as
lot OF modern people have. his
own idea of how ne ought 10 ice
saved He leaped into his chariot
and started back on his way 20 syria.
ON he way. his servant induced him
TO return and take the prophets adj
vice. He did SO. and on the seventh
emerson. was healed
Rev. Bell announced that there
Will be a special meeting for the chill
dren on this afternoon at $3.50
which he viii address The sunday
morning sermon will be a doctrinal
one: The Baptism Of the New
Testament" This evening the
sermon viii he The signs OF the
Times" on sunday afternoon at
o'clock he viii deliver a sermon for
men only A Man or "A Monkey
which" on Sunday evening he viii
preach on The objectionable Sin"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-12
Our Failure is
All Dependent
on DUN Efforts

J. @. ATnes, secretary of the Y. NJ
@. A.. delivered the sermon at the
Lowell Heights NJ. y. church last
night in place Of the pastor. Rev.
Guy II. Black, and spoke on The
Parable of the True Foundation.
Two converts were made az the serv-
ices at that place last night making
total Of 80 since tn rcVi al began.
The services Were in charge OF the
Mems Brotherhood and was un-
usually well attended According to
the pastor, the revival has been an
extraordinary success at the Lowell
Heights NJ +. 1t will come 10 "a
close with the big rally meeting sun
day night.
We are the architects OF our own
destiny" declared Mr.. Ames in his
forceful talk last night First, like
a true architect, we fix i'm our minds
the object which we have IN view
in building, and then building &C
ccrding TO plans. In building we
should bear in mind that we Will al
ways live i'm the structure which we
erect. We cannot fool ourselves in
this regard and we cannot fool any
one else
we must not use shabby. cheap
material and we must take every
precaution that the foundation is the
most solid that IS obtaiua1le. For
this reason, if we wish that our
structure be an enduring one we
must build on the rock Of Christ's
faith. which is the most enduring
thing in the world Then. too, we
must work without plans or patterns.
and we must never cease 20 work"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-12
SIN WAS CAUSE
OF CHRIST s DEATH
Jews Were Not Only Ones
Who Helped Cruelty
Saviour.

The idea that Christ died 10 save
the entire world and not the people
OF the United states alone was
brought out in the services that were
conducted by the Women's Foreign
Missionary society at the First Bap-
fist church last night. Short talks
along the lines of missionary work
were given 10y members of the So
ciety before Rev. c. A. Decker's ser
mon.
Christ was a light bearer 10 the
world. said Rev. Decker. God 5
love was partly known before Jesus
came, but the real light of love did
not appear until after His coming.
Jesus cast a ray Of light over the
entire world that brought men into
the kingdom Of God.
Some countries have not vet seen
the light, but it is being brought to
them by missionaries. Africa, China
and India have not heard the word
Of God. but the people of this cOun-
try have. With our knowledge Of
what God has done and will do for
the world. there is no reason why
we should not be saved, if we want
to. We are Christians because the
light of Christ has been streaming
down in our pathway.
do men really love the darkness
better than the light? Do we really
like evil better than that which is
good. 1t seems like this would be
impossible. but men would rather be
in darkness than in the light His
tory has proved that people care
more for earthly than heavenly
things. There have been times
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-12
Church Fails to
Keep Step With
World Progress

Deploring the spiritual decline Of
the nation and quoting statistics TO
prove his contention Evangelist
Joseph G. Ludgate last night at the
Grace NJ r. church advocated that
the churches concentrate on a plan
whereby repentance. restitution and
conservation may become the DON'T
mating factors and lead the way
journers back into the chosen fold.
Or. Ludgate said. in part.
1T is a live question today as 10
whether or not the world is grow
ing better or worse. Physically the
world is much better. for we now
have better schools. knowledge is
more general. transportation facili-
ties much improved, wages higher.
and hours of labor fewer. The aver
axe citizen has a better home, wears
better clothes. and has better sani-
tary conditions. Have Injuries and
improvements, new scientific inven-
tions, cheap entertainments. public
utilities and the like caused our
moral plane to rise or decline?
1T is hardly fair. however. TO
judge the world on the basis of ma
terial. Spiritually the world is
growing worse. In round numbers
the latest statistics on the popula-
ton Of the United States give 1OO.-
200. 900 people. Now, according to
II. K. Carroll, LID, including all
the various religious bodies such as
the Roman Catholic. Protestant.
Greek Catholic and Jewish. there are
SO, 3SO,742s church members. In that
case we see that there are 6O.629,25S
men. women and children outside
Of the combined churches"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-12
DELAY IS OFTEN
COSTLY TO MAN
Rev. William lampin Says
Doors of Heaven VIII be
Closed on Many.

LAS il was in the DAYS OF Noah.
SO shall il be in the DAYS OF the
coming OF Christ" Quoting Mat
thew. "a and using as his subject.
The Door Was shut" Rev. William
Lampin. speaking before the largest
congregation that has graced the
First Church OF the Brethren since
the beginning OF the revival. made
am earnest entreaty 10 enter Chris
tiauity before the door was closed.
Emphasizing the importance OF the
fact that the time OF receiving saliva
ton is limited Rev Lampin. refer
ring 20 the text. said. Eat and
drink. marry and give in marriage
until the day came 90 enter the ark
and the flood came and swept all
away"
That as the doors % the ark were
closed. and the flood gates were
opened SO shall the time come when
the door 10 the kingdom Of heaven
viii be closed and all who have not
gained entrance viii perish, was the
opinion OF the speaker.
Enter while the door is open.
said Rev. Lampin for the time OF
salvation is limited.
Fifteen baptisms and three con-
versions was the result Of last even
inR's services.
Rev. I.ampin stated last evening
that the question OF extending the
revival services for another week
was being considered. but as yet no
decision had been reached.
The regular morning and evening
services viii be held Sunday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-12
TELLS WHY LOVE
Of GOD IS BEST.
Rev. D. M. Conn Says Worldly
Rewards Cannot be Com
pared to Salvation.

'aThe eternal life God has devised
for us il the correct answer to the
question what is the greatest thing
for us in existence2'" said the Rev.
d. NJ Conn at the Westminster
Presbyterian church last evening.
I'm answering this question many Of
YOU might give worldly answers
such as money. and various other
perishable things. But think OF the
foollshness and the ignorance in
such an answer. These things will
end with death; but eternal life. as
the name indicates. will last forever.
Now you may ask me why L
make this choice of a spiritual thing
over a worldly thing. In the first
place. I have made this choice be
cause God is the author OF IL; and
because II was made by Him for Us.
This IS the end which was intended
for us as a reward for good behavior
in this life and It must be greater
bv far than anything We can even
imagine in this world The punish
ment for the sinner is the taking
away of this after life and the sub
stituting OF pain in its place. The
best OF this after-life il that il WI
always last and will never be taken
from us as the things in this world
will he.
In the second place 7 choose 1t
because God underwent a sacrifice
that this end might be open TO us.
There are many people who believe
that there was a sacrifice made; but
they neglect to say that IL was God
Himself who made the sacrifice.
The expression is so common that 1t
was the Son Of God who made the
sacrifice that we sometimes lose
sight OF the fact that the Son was
God the same as the Father. From
this II is easily seen that it was none
other than God who made the sacri-
flee. and that the reason He made it
was to save us in order that we
might attain the end which was at
first intended for us.
Thirdly we must consider the
suffering Of God. that is the suffer
ing God went through in order TO
prepare us for the eternal life. IT is
a law OF the universe that we must
suffer TO attain things and God un-
derwent suffering Himself in the
person OF Christ the Son TO show us
the gravity Of sin and the necessity
Of suffering I'm order TO purify our
selves for the life to come.
Lastly we must consider the
eternity OF the life and compare the
lasting qualities Of the life to come
with the things of this world. II is
hardly necessary To mention the fact
that the riches and the pleasures of
this world are for a short time only.
We see that the people who were
rich yesterday are poor today and
the people who were satisfied yester-
day are unsatisfed with the same
things today. Everyone is seeking
pleasure but no one has found it yet
in the things OF sin in this world
This argument alone should make
one realize that the answer I have
given is the only correct one: but
taking all OF these arguments to-
getheT 1 think no one can refute
them"
Rev. Hostetter. pastor Of the
church said that the revival would
end Sunday evening; and in addition
20 the two regular services Sunday.
there will De a service at > O'Clock
at which the Rev. Conn will speak
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-12

when the spirit of God has pleaded
with us and still we turn our faces
away from it.
The point is not that we occa-
sionaIIy go wrong. 1t is that We
love evil. Loving sin. We fall into it
and then make no effort to get out.
The first time a sin is committed
every part of the body shudders in
revulsion But as we continue 10 in
dulge in il. il becomes less and less
repulsive aud finally takes posses
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-12
REVIVAL ENDS SUNDAY
God is Always With Us" Says
Rev. j. o. Mosicr.

The Abiding Presence of the Holy
Spirit was the subject o. the ser
mon given by Rev. J. O. Mosier at
the Mizye.h Evangelical church last
night at the special service for
the Sunday school under the direc-
ton of r c. Lehman. the superin-
tendent The services We're largely
attended and special music was a
feature of the evening. The final APP
peal 10 the people Will be made when
the revival closes Sunday night at
the 1870 services.
In the sermon last evening Rev.
Mosier called attention TO the fact
that the Holy Spirit is with Us every
moment Of our lives. In all that we
do. in all the events of our lives,
God is always with us"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-12
sion OF the soul

sion OF the soul
IF there never had been any sin.
Christ would never have been cruel
fed There would have been no ne
cessity for it, 1 do not think that
il was the Jews alone who cruciied
Christ. 1t was the sinners. who, for
ages. have been doing things that
are displeasing in the sight. Of God. "
Read NEWS TIMES Want Ads
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-23
LOGAN g. BRYAN'S CLOSING STOCK
LETTER.

Opriv;Lle wire to y. T.. Maslrn II co..
NEW YORK, Nov. 22.--l'Ur the nrst
time in quite Il while the market dis
played distinct indications Of weakness
and long stocks were liquid;ttGd in larGr
volume. The interior buying subsidized
greatly and sentiment III thu cast has
become decidedly mixed. with the pro-
IcSsiounl element trying to work on the
selling side of the list on the theory
I hat The long account has become some
what nvcr-rXtruicd and unstable. anu
il, uccL Of an a,ijustmc
The sinking uf u large British troop
shin and some reports ia the effect that
insurance rates have been raised on
Americana boats. lent color 70 the imrrr$-
sion that submarine activity may again
lac = fnrinr and. Of course the near APP
,rnrch of the RECOMMENDING of congress
nat"rlrally tended IL direct attention 10
washington adriccs. We believe That
the industrial position is rather Top
heavy and that an adjustment Is IN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-23
Corrected by r. Bachman Z SOns.l
Gutter, Cheese, Epos and Poultry.
FLASHES TO MAsTEN's.

privltc w;r" To ~ T.. MaSt"n X Co
NEW YORK. Nov. 22.-Thc technical
condition "t the market has undoubtedly
been further impaired by the heavy sell
ing ct stocks again yesterday. y lower
stock market is likely today. although
some stocks which have apparently not
vet completed their bull movement may
advance further. on any pronounced
setback soon The copper and steel stocks
look attractive Ia buy for turn. On
the other .laud. We would sell long mold
ingS on all strong spots to-day.
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Butter, Eggs and Cheese

NEW YORK. Nov. 22.-Euttcr, firm:
creamery higher than extras. /? ~ On lS&'
creamery. extra o. Scurel II x q AZ;
nrsts 3!m4lc; seconds &IfT3 &c:
Eces-lrreguIar: fr"ss gathered extra
Tins 5SGr5Oc. extras firStS 46fli1c: sec
nnds 3SR41c: nearby hcnnery whites.
fine to fancy $50 zoe: nearby hcnncr|
browns 50@ 5Sc.
Cheese, steady; state. specials -4t -
941. do. average fancy 2Si@ dc24c.
Tjrcssed pnultry firm; chickens :OG
Sic; fowls i6G 22c: turkeys c2G3lc-
F'lour-Firmly held
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CLEARINGS NEARLY
TWELVE MILLIONS

NoveInher's bank clearingS now APP
1ruach the twelve million mark E"st"r-
days report bringing the total up to
S1l 3D.. 425.G4. This sum represents an
cent, over tho clearinSs for the same
period last year. ,oo
Yesterdays cIearinGs total"d $1"9.-
S2l.4G. according To tho daily report OF
lhc Wheeling Clearing HOUSE. The
clcarings for the same day Il ycar ago
Were S1Ii.0lS.g2
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MONEY.
MO n K L

NEW YORK. Nov. 22.-Mercnntile pa
per 81. Sterling. GO day bills ~ u;
comemrcial 60 day bills on hanks 500. !:
commercial 60 dav bills 470t. demand
475st: cables 47f TIC. Francs. demand
5s4Is. Marks. demand 6SS; cables So.
Kroncn. demand II u: cables 12ls. Guild
ers. demand 40%: cables 20 1915. Llres.
demand $50; cables 66s. Rubles. demand
3oIi: cables S0A. Ear silver 727s.
Mexican dollars b6N. Government bonds
steady. Railroad bonds irregular.
4 few call oans were mado at = high
as 5 per cent in tho last few minutes OF
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METAL.

change Quotes lead $7.121& GDT.25. Spell
ter strong; spot East St Louis delivery
\, London lead $50, i4s: spclter So
SIS. ,.
Copper firm; rIcctrolytic first quar.rr
sac q $3.50; second quarter F''V'V
$500.
Iron steady and unchanged.
Metal exchange quotes Tin S'F"hs'
spot S45.50 a 1900. c
At London spot copper ! iii' lututtS
f139 los; elcctr"lyuc tie4; spot u"
i1gI; futures tl93.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-23
CLOSING STOCK LETTER.

lEv oriynts wire 10 Fidelity Investment
Association from Harris. WIZ
tnurp X Coz
NEW YORK. Nov 22-friceS nWrso
weak today There was no real Gauss
but rurnorS of ocean insurance petiS
advanced and the rather NntaFurao1S
turn in the Mexican SITUATION E>Iustu
some traders TO ease up their poSlelouS
Nsn matter OF fact, We believe the real
troubl. is an over extended bull posi-
ton We have pointed thiS ouI t"S
several days past and believe that the
market will have a still turther asct'he
before il is time u buy them again.
The marekt has had a continuous az
vance. without reaction, Tor Cnrte
months past and constderaols SET
back will place the entire SITUATION On
4 much healthier foundation AZ We sue
Financial News Bulletin says:
Continued liquidation is reported III
tbs. motor stocks. on all rallies d
keriuSs appear. according 10 S2ecia' 10
Commission houses adFlccS OH 'uee
stocks and the war incuStrl'l1s are 'e''
cautious. .;,;,,c
In Consideration OF the ambitious
constructive program Of Bethlehem
Steel larger dividends for sne conlt.lo'
stock ara likely u BE- remote Son'-
,neutS n vel informed steel source;
Their. is . great deal Of bultlSn steer
confidence, US a result ~ Schwln state
,nert that tEs steel trade mas noS YET
reached ia" E"nlth.
-, t,.,,,1r,. mr m fiupurtnui an
y.ounc"rle;rt by the management, III LIE
!.e>'r ;I,..,I .;rc,cini ,.ircj.S
III ~" m.' ;.,|I,,Sfri,, STOCKS ar, being
iISt'' 80. ;,,,.I,s.rnen. account where
oouS"I ~. ~ w., n,inc srnn,n for COM
iarG" 'a:h'n2S ~ h,ii,,.,d nmnnc in
mon iSSu.S. 80, issues
FeStoES Ii.A, NV "'t,~c -. ihn strong
ara ahS"iuS.lE ; ~ 49, wv, rn,,nanirs
p"SiSi'H U"N 80 ,,,,:r,,n, .,nnd husi-
i't'u ~. '' ;,,.t.,rr.s ,ftnr. tin, war
~RAcrS -, !" '''NS , Ill ~. toi;. around
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-23
EMBARGO TALK SETS
WHEAT MARKET BACK
Market Scored sharp Advance Mt open
ing But Lost Later-Corn and
Oats Gained.

CHICAGO. Nov. 3s.-AutuoritatlV"
announcement that Legislation Tor an
cmbargo on tondS;uftS would have sub
Stilntial b;rciiinG in Congress did = good
deal today tn nulIify til" greater part
Of a sharp new advauc" IN tAe Price .,
wheat After rising in sonic Instances
as much as 4@s hushcl th. lnark";
turned weak and closed unsettled at net
v:,lns Of II u lT& with December AT
ISLE to 1S3l4 ami May 1881
Corn finished Ia !. WA~s UP ana
oats up 10 Il 10 4 a.
Provisions closed Irregular. varying
from cents Oft to rise OF 10 cents
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-23
SUGAR.

ouint. centrifugal SG.27: molaSS"S S5.iG:
refined dull; fine granulatrd $40.
There was heavy liquida1son In sugar
futures cnrly today. principally Novem-
Dor and December ana prices showed de-
IinG ~, covering and at noon prices were
to 6 points net lower.
The list reacted again IN tho after
noon and closed easy and 81 10 points
lower: sales 5000 tons. december @<Se:
january S4.22; Mnrch S4.02.
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Mall street Summary.

NEW YORK. Nov. 2---S,cel corI!!.
advInrcs wages Of steel workers 10 per
r[ni making total advances 80 per cent
oyer wages Of 1915. ,o
Death Of Emperor Joseph Of Austria
Hungary last night is not expected 70
rfTa..t rniiry of dual monarchy in Euro
pcan war. ,;-.
Federal Reserve board and advisory
council agree that there arc no uN-
nyoidahIe dangers in continued inflow or
European gold.
Chas. N. Schwah speaking at Baltt-
more SAYS bethlehem Steel will spend
Sinn 600 600 in its construction program.
Relieves country IS rs far from Hs
%cnilh as when before war.
American Wooden Co., grants 10 per
cont wage increase TO !te $4,000 en-
ploycs and Arlington Mills, with h.OO0
hands announces higher scale OF wages
90 active railways 10S.42. off .79.
Ajax Rubber declared regular quar-
terly dividend Of S1.25 payable Decent
Der IL, stock record Nov; 29.
tPrivate wire to Fidelity Investment
ASSocintion.)
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nEINANCIAI OPINIONS"

(PrivaIr wire 10 y. T.. MaSl'h ~ 20
Joseph sHys-~E"tt"r hold on T." StcHiS,
y, Y. MIR ErakG will go indefinitely
higher Buy q. y. O. Hold Pacific Mail
and take no NatinonI Lead on any activ-
ity. . .-,,.,
Financial NrwS~-Reacti"nary tcndcn-
,.ics in Il majority "r acilve* expected
POOL informal ion channels continue pull
isi,. an American Beet Sugar and Cuba
zane. Professionals mr." bearish still on
Crrrih!" and War industrials. More
liunidation is reported pending in cop
Irrs. Floor professionals Will sell on
T. r. Hutton & GO. sly~-Such rails
G. 4 o.. Atchison. y. Y Central. ~ Il
w.. rnion Pacific and r. &, Q: should
be picked up around present levels.
Sun-It is likely that. III" kno" ,,;
of tho l.. :. Steel wage Increase VIII ne
considered favorahly rs indicating that
III" company proposes to operate its
rlarts at 4 maximum Of sufficiency.
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PITTSBURGH. Pa. Nov. 2?.--Cattle
steady: supply light. CHOICE s?.goN 9.o"'
prime S?.G"TI 1000.
Shrrv-StcaHy; supply light. PrIm1
wrlhcr. $S.p0Ir >.35; clIls and commons
50 30 Il 800: lambs $$.Cu4 ll.bU.
Veal calves $12.06Gi Zoo.
Iio"$-Slcaiy; receipts ~ double
decks Prime hcavie* $685. q goo; mel
iums and heavy workers. AH''"N ny D., y,
Iight workers $S.7:, q $50; pigs $500 q
>.iO: rpUgh$ $9.Q0MJ.-5.
CHICAGO. Nov 2G.--l!oGs. receipts
81, U0G head; unsettled at yesterdays
avrras" ia Sc higher. Eulk $",nV $50
light $>.+0fl9.65: mixed So: lun w.?
heavy $9.3iQl 1895. rough S9.35@t9.3';
Gatilr. receipts ..,aG0 head; unsettled.
Nativ, beef cattl" 5000 l2.01: western
steers $3.50 n 1915: :.tuCkcrs and feeders
$4.GAM-.70: COWS mi IcltcrS $3.50 %
1900: calves $9.0Vhl 100.
sheep, receipts 800 head; hlro!iT.
Wc;hcrS $7.75"t So: ewes $i.+Qn i.S';
lambs 50 81 ii 100.
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lPrivatc wire to A T., Masten g Coz
CHICAGO. Nov. 2.-WhHat-Ntth Il
normal stock small clearance and an m
different cash demand FOR wheat. we can
seen nothing hut lower prices t"rtte
Immediate future.
rorn-1'h,. increased movement corn
will soon supply lhe urgent d"nand that
has existed for some time prices TOOK
outragcously high under present condl-
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LIABILITIES

State Of West Virginia, County OF ONO:
/. Fred ]. Fox, Cashier Of the above
named bank, do Solemnly swear that the
nhovr statement Is true TO the best OF
my knowledge and belief
FRED J. l'DN,
Cashier.
F. C. HOFFMAN,.
IT, T. JONES,
W. r. STONE.
VI. !. McFADDEN.
Directors.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 22nd day OF November. 1915.
Stanley H. Bcall. Notnry Public:
Ny commission expires November o.
1922
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-23

NEW YORK COTTON MARKET

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