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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-02
Barnesvi1ls Briefs

,roItcr Myers. who Inns been IN tne
ia.;,,, ,rniriur ramp ut Austin. Texas
a,o,t sunday with relatives here. He
ior, Monday for New York, where Tie
will 60 in training
ROY and Mrs. 4. \. Gilmore returned
n their home in Newport. ny. MONDAY,
ortor fcw days visit with their sister
md brother. Mrs. w. D.. Hunt and HeV
Carl Gilmore Of this place.
Nr and Mrs. Frank Hunt Of Bethesda,
sncnt Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Charies
,|ovcr1l If North Arch street
Miss Osca Wheaton Of Lansing. Wis
tied over Sunday at her home on "es'
Main street. ~
aud Mrs. G, r. Rurdrtte and MIS- franz
J,ccdorn Of West Main street motorec
IN s.hriug Sunday. where they VII
.. sn.nd q few DAYS with Mr.. and Mrs
Leonard Hilton.
A. and Mrs. c. J. Hunt OF Bethesda
,rd X r. Hunt Of New Castle. were
,.i.i,nrs with Nfr and Mrs. w. D. Hum
or Nos, Main street. Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Robinson anc
Miss Fannie Gregg Of this place. motor
I'd tn l.ima:tlIr. sunday. where the!
s,cpt the Gav. On their return the!
u.crc ACCOMMODATED hy Miss Laura Hog
crs who has beer visiting there.
lanes conner Of the Ohio Nationa
crard~ stationed at GAINESVILLE Speh
SUNDAY with relatives and friends mere
Mise IIrlrn Yarncil who teaches schnn
in NVhnrlIng spent the weekend VIII
her mother, Mrs. Martha Q. fh"ielI. o.
North Chestnut street.
Ross Hunt nr Pittsburgh. has beer
visiting relatives and friends hero fo'
tho past few days.
Miss Helen pekaire of Cambridge
snont Saturday and Sunday with rela'
tiycs hero and In this vicinity.
Mr.. end Mrs James Fowler OF Sum
mcrhcId. have been visiting their son
carl Fowler and wife. Of East Soutf
street.
Mrs. Joseph Douglas Of Vest Ma!r
street is Visiting with friends al Win
tcrsct. Q.
Mr.. and Mr". Pert Patterson and 1T
Ito daughter georgia. hay" returned II
their home in Wheeling. after few day:
ylsIt with their parents. Mr.. and MIS-
Joseph Hobbs Of W"St Main street.
MICS Wilma LAWS Of bethesda spent
Sunday with her friend Daisy Marie
Tnvlor. If Vest Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Morris and
little daughter Emma Margaret. OF
Wondsiield. visited their parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Jnm"s Barnes. nf this place
Miss Hazel Boyd of this place. visited
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Boyd
Of Tiltonville. Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Byers and little
daughter Cleo. OF Harrison street. spen,
Sunday with relatives at Fairview.
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CLARINGTON

Mrs. Earl Stctson ~ Belmont. O.. re-
turned hnm" Friday after Il visit with
relatives here.
Enrn Tuesday. September %, to Mr.
and Mrs Slnun;un S'"r'I. e son.
Mrs. Charles Ebert and daughter
Vera. were. visitors in Town Monday.
Grnrer M%Hrv =: Pittsburgh is tho
guest Of his mnthc-. Mrs. Elizabeth
injury.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Florchnnsr and
daughter. Miss Lena. were call!ns on
friends here Monday.
Mrs. W. L. Tracy was hostess 10 tho
Silver Circle al her home on Front
street Wednesday evening.
Miss Mary r.. pearsal returned home
from visit with wheeling triena'
Wrdnc SHAY.
Mrs. Sara Muhleman. Miss Minnie
Muhl"mQn. of Hannibal. and Mrs. 4.
link Of Ruck Hill wore calling on
friends in town Monday.
Mrs Ernoe: Zonker and three children
returned home to Warw"od. "edneS-
dar. after n weeks visit with rciat!res
west If town.
IDr. and Mrs. K. +. McFeY ana chill
drcn arrived here Thursday for short
stay.
\ pe,i,inn for wet or dry election Is
being circulated in town by the vets.
A 7 Sims has been n; the county
sent the mast week. serving on the grand
jury.
Denver. O.. this week. where They VIII
no located the coming year. Rev. Roo.
who succeeds Rev. King as pastor Of the
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RAILROAD EARNINGS.

(By Private Wire to \. F. Masten COD
Lehigh Valley for eight months net
after taxes. s7.021.355 decrease. $685.
$40.
New York, Chicago & st. Louis for
eight months net after taxes. $2.1l3.-
3a8: decrease. s53+.9c5.
Pennsylvania's lines total net earn
ires all lines ss3.441.3T+: decrease 3d.
e11599 for eight months.
Nashville. Chattanooga 4 st. Louis
for eight months net after taxes
$1e8s.SS4: increase. S2S.37S.
Texas & Pacific. eight months net
after taxes. s3.3s4.592: increase. $751;
e87.
/ New York Central lines net earnings
eight months after taxes. s31.is1.S9S:
decrease. $10.35f.556.
Minneapolis. st. Paul & s. S. Marie
net earnings eight months after taxes.
So. 22S.640: decrease. s2.o65.i3l.
Southern Railway net earnings for
two months after taxes. s3.93s.e12: in
crease. 3712.6S1.
Atlanta, Birmingham s Atlantic from
january I. S2.7So.4SD: increase. S56S.Tls.
st. Paul net after taxes. eight months.
$15.Ss8.S72: decrease. s3.o25.235.
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STOCKS AND BONDS

VI. F. church here. arrived Wednesday
md will occupy The pulpit the COMING
Sunday. Y
W Kochlcr OF Woodsfield, wen
Known dry worker of the county Is ~
town this week II aid the drys m INC
fi;;ht soon to follow
Mrs. Sarah Davis OF Paden Clty ~
dauphters, Mrs. RurriH OF CoVlns 'o"'
Nv, and Mrs. Hoy or Independents
kan. vino are visiting in town. "e1e
tho guests OF s. r. Rose and farn'lS 'n
Thursday. stu. ;scbool
are a, work on social to Dc given
October IS. INA, .n-
Miss Elizabeth Litten has oeen en- en-.
n,ovrd as teache: Of Case school, IN tne
rive J.n,h Of William Eichorn occur
-ed Surday noon. September 23' az ene
home ~ his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. f1e'llS
Eichorn, ncar Town. Mr Eichorn catne
hara few weeks ago suffering from
,aundIrn in tho hope that he might
no benefited in health. Funeral serV.
ICES we're held Monday afternoon a. tne
r,roc. of death. after which the remains
,rara taken 70 Rock Hill. Ia, mig non'e'
accompanied by his father and sls'e.,
Irl;zehcth. Mr. Eichorn is survived W
= wifc a son AMI two daughters.
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DIVIDENDS PAID
Many Industrial Concerns and Banks
Distribute Profits Yesterday to
Shareholders.

Dividend checks were sent out ycster-
day by number Of local banks and
Wheeling distric; industrialS. The Sc
curity Trust company paid n qu%rterly
dividend Of per cent; the Cttlzens-Peo-
pie Trust company paid ~ per cent.
while the Quarter Savings also paid a
! l. per cent dividend.
Two dividends. the regular quarterly
II. per cent and an extra per cent
were payable yesterday on Whitaker
GlcSsner common stock. A regular
per cent and an extra per cent divi-
dend on Wheeling Steel and Iron COM
pany wts also pad yesterday. 4 reEu-
lar quarterly per cent quarterly diVi-
dcnd on Wheeling Mold and Foundry
referred stock was among those paid
yesterday.
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GAINESVILLE

p.pSEsy1LLE. O., Oct. Inc me
11nrsoman's club Of Barnesvitle mas
f,". contract with Human Torpe1'
,,nn.on NJ Rostcn. to give an exhloi-
,io,, brre during the big race neet'nn
-, oc,ohcr Ills. This man uses
Sn1,n,n If the army type and goes 10
, yrca, height while confined IN can.
NON when the torpedo eXpiooes ns
shot out int" the air al 'ct, l"N y. =.
I'M, has always landed sa1eiS. -. -
nrohahln that they will also haEe -,
rio rlanr ny 10 the races mere ~" D.
aviation training camp at eee"
tom. W. Fa. .,,,-v
nv, conmittce is working hard every
l,,. +, como!ete the program %hlch
.Is,. ~, irving to make. one OF the Dig
COST ever held in RarnesHtlie-
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c1oarNo STOCK LETTER.

(By Private Wire to Finance Co. from
Harris Winthrop & Coz
NEW YORK. Oct. l.--Prices declined
today first the rails. led by st. Paul
end New York Central. afterwards the
coppers developed weakness. Railroad
earnings could account for the weak
ness in rails. but there was nothing in
the news to cause weak copper markets.
II IL more than likely that Soma tired
holders have seen At to unload their
holdings.
The decline did not look like bear
raids. Money was still high: renewals
at and 6s with little or no time
funds to be had.
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DEPARTURE DELAYED.
10 The IntcIl>gcncer.

Special 10 The 1ntcll-Sencer
EAST LIVERPOOL. O.. Dot Be-
cause the appellate board at Canton will
be unable to certify the names Of tho
80 drafted men In time to permit notice
to be forwarded to them. the Draft
board in district No. OF CoiumbiAna
county today postponed the entralnmant
of the third increment scheduled Ia
leave Thursday. morning for Camp
sherman. until next week. Tho OATS
will be determined tomorrow. han-
quet and parade In honor Of the drNfe4
ees Hasalso postponed,
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To pick Lunch

Tho Rcd Cross Society or TINS piace
will meet in dining room OF inc "
N +. church Wednesday AFTERNOON
mack lunch for the hoys NJ the sIeo'o
draft. who will leave 81. IiallSV VI
Thursday morning for Chiiltcotle' .es
.,,,,,her lbs in nil and will be presented
''.tth com fort kits. SIS " which has been
made by the local chapter.
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HAzEL-ATLAS
Stock Sells Up to AIT and L. Offered at
225 Ysstsroay-IA Belle Com
mon at ia.

A quiet session OF the stock market
yesterday was featured by the sale OF
block of Hazel-Atlas glass stock at
217. several points above last weeks
price. It was offered on the market
at 22S at the close.
IaEelle Iron works common changed
hands at ia. and was Offered at that
price at the close. while bids were re-
ported at half point lower. Wheeling
Steel was quiet at 1S4. There was no
activity In Wheeling Mold and Foundry
at So
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METALS.

. New York. Oct. 1.-The metal eX-
change quotes lead steady: spot S.I2.
Spelter, dull: spot. East st. Louis de-
livery. 8.l29S.3!.
At London-Lead. spot. $50 los: flu
lures, tc9 los; spelter. spot ISL: fu-
lures, $50.
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

WHEELING. W. Va. Oct. l. IT.
Furnished Tho Intelligcncer by E. 4.
MaStcn & Co.. members New York Stock
Exchange. National Bank OF West Ntr-
ginia building. Wheeling. w. Va, Louis
1, Rrand inanaCcr
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MONTH OPENS
IN BIC TOTAL

October opened with an unusually
large total for Wheeling bnnk clcarings,
sl.00i.5S0.30. compared with S7f5.3S2.s6
for the same day last year. The recent
daily average has been bout $4,000
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Butter, Eggs and Cheese

NEW YORK. Oct. l.--Ruttcr frm
creamery. higher than extras 461-4m
&c: creamery extra coz Srore) Acc:
urets 44l-2Gi45 1-2r: seconds +%Ti i4c.
E.;,gS, Strudy: fresh gathered cEtras
L-a, iGc: rX'rn flrsts i@TA4c: Iirsrs 30
T41c: seconds 81 n 3Sc: state. Prnnsrl-
,nnln and nearby western hennery
whites. fine 10 fancy 5S%6cc; state
PENNSYLVANIA and nearby hennery
browns 4Sft soc.
th.csr firm: state fresh specials 20 II
n .6l-oc: do average run 26c.
Live poultry quiet: no prices quoted
Dressed weak: chickens "a SEC: fowls
.. sc: turkeys o2T35c.
Flour quiet
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higher; cut LOAF. 9.s5: crushed. $50:
mould 4. SIS: cubes. 9l0G9.35: pow
dered. $50 SOS: MINK powdered. *,5I
GfS70; fine granrlnted. S.3SI $50: .dl"-
mond 4. S.35: confectioners A. $3.50
$40: No. /, Sc0GtS.35.
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New York Cotton Market

WHEELING. ". Va. oct. |. II.
Furnished Tn" lutcllieGnccr h. f.. \.
IaSt"n & 70. nrml".rS New YnriS Stock
.;xrhansv. Nr'i"ral Bank nf West Nir-
,ini, hulhm:. Wheeling, w. Va. Louis
:" Brand IIIInaEcr.
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CuIC'AEN. Oct. 1.--IIoEs. r"rr

CHICAGO. Oct. 1.--IIngs r"r"tnts
10 00n; hulk $ls.n5ml9 30: ligh, sId.2"
ii II "A: mixed $l&.o511S 81: hrary
$lS.25Hjla IN; rough sls..1M Is A.; pigs
SlI.AnWlS 81.
Cattle. receipts $4,000: steady. Native
hccr cnttl" <1."3Gl1 Is: western steers
S64nGIl ~ -: s:ucKcrS and feeders $6."a
Gil -. cows and hrifers S3.0OQl" so;
calves $".7; II - -.
sheep. receipts 1000: firm. "cthers
sS.ana, /" su:lb ewes SS25Gll IS: lambs
Il? nuTj is 35
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Standard Oil Subsidiary Stock

WHEELING. W; Vn-. Oct. !. -,
Furnished The lntelligcncer ny u. y.
Exchnnge. National Bank Of West Nir-
aInin bnilding. Wheeling. w. Va. Louis
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FINANCIAL COMMENT

tBy Private Wire 70 \. Z. Nts;'n 4 Co)
NEW YORK. Oct. LIT - pretty We'll
conceded that after the Liberty loan or
fering is out of IN" VA that there Will
he experienced 4 distinct hSadcnlng IN
money rates.
AS il Is now. per cont IS bid for all
naturtttes with offerings light. Conss-
ouentlv IL IS no. =; ali Improbable that
corporations which will reed funds dur
ing tho first half Of Tho nH>t year MI!
nave to pay ra!CS lit = !"Gr"> 'hAt NAV
necessitat" = reduction in di"id"nr!S. or
il NAV come - MSS rha: dividends viii
10 reduced wiki So funds saved thus.
usod toc corrorarr purposes until long
Norm financing can be conducted Win
better ease.
Much Of the selling nF railroad shares
has been based on tho foregoing and in
addition there has been much liquidation
that has hoe conducted N'->nstituti"nS
. who have gotten 10 pt where theE
rrefer securities Of the 30 that will
not f7uctuate errattcall UGH as Lib
erty bonds
With few eNceptio prices were
again lower but fuc lations were in
large part meaningless. as public par
t1cipation is Mt low ebb. While an lr-
regular tendency may PREVAIL for a
ADVANTAGE will accrue TO sellers Of
stocks at the level and al this period.
NEW YORK. Oct. I've believe the
success Of the Liberty loan depends very
much on the success OF the general
market. We look for easier money anu
better prices. We would advise pur-
chases on all reactions.
NEW YORK. Oct. before the week
ends think We shall SOC some DEFINITE
steps taken by the banks and possibly
by the treasury department to insure
comparative ease in the money market.
Mr. vanierlip is now on the job IN
Washington and he will almost certainly
devise means for avoiding money
troubles. His presence in the treasury
department may mean a lot in the next
few days or weeks
Tho statement OF earnings for prin-
cipal railroad lines show falling on
In not returns. rejecting further decline
In market prices Of the railroad section.
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PITTSRT RICH. Pa. Oct. l.---Catuc'
lower: supply ESQ londs: choice $1,000
- no: primo sl325T a m.
Sheep higher: supply !" double decks;
prim" wcth"rS $I1.25@1 rs: Gull ana
common $1,000: 40: lambs $4,000
T. IS: veal calves Sl5.5nIi IL %.
Hogs steady: receipts 81 double decks:
pri,n. hcavir. Sl94nGIg 81: mediums
and hcavy yorkcrs Sl9.25 al? ca: light
workers. SlS.21nlS 80: pigs Sl8.nhU
is -; rouEhs $lI.5NIrlS 30.
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N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
WuEET.TNG W Va.

WHEELING. ". Va. Oct. !. II.
Furnished The In,clligencer by A. j.
NaSt,n &. Co, members New York Stock
Exchange, National Bank Of West Viz
gaia building. Wheeling, ". Va Louis
f Brand. manager
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Dow Jones says: Kuhn. Loeb & co:
have received subscriptions for new
uer cent Liberty bonds for s5.OOo."oO
from the Union Pacific Railway COM
any and s5.0Go,0O0 from the Southern
Pacific
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NEW YORK CURB MARKET
WHEELING

WHEELING. W. Va, Oct; l. H.
NIasten & Co. members New York Stock
Exchanges, National Bank Of West VIZ
giniaL building. Wheeling" W. Va. Louis
f. Brand, manager.
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Bethlehem Steel increases wages or
tranloyes 10 per cent. making sixth in
erase since August 1916, amount TO-
falling sn per cent.
United Drug company declared reEu-
lar quarterly dividend Of ia or first
preferred. payable November l, stock
record October Is.
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

WHEELING. w. Va, Oct. !. II.
Furnished The Tntrlligencer by z. A.
Masten & Co. members New York Stock
Exchange. National Bank Of West Viz
gInia building. Wheeling. ". Va Louis
+. Brand. manager. T
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SUGAR

NEW YORK. Oct Raw sugar
steady: centrifugal. $50: molasses. 500;
refined steady. unchanged to S points
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PETROLEUM

OIL CITY, Oct. 1.-Credit balances.
$3.50: runs. 161.i65: average. 1890;
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you seem to agree with every.
thing man says to you
Yes, | learned that trick a long
while ago. 1t saves a lot of time
Detroit Free Press.
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LESS SERIOUS DAMAGE
REPORTS BEAR FACTOR

CHICAGO. Oct. 1.-Indlcatinns that
damage by frost last night had been
done TO the. quality of corn rather thnn
10 quantity, led to reaction today from
an advance which nj first took place i'll
prices The market closed unsettled nj
sl.lS% for December. ard sl.l0H 10
ll5I for May. &c Off Ia a shade up Az
cong pared with Saturdays finish. The
outcome In oats was unchanged 10 ~
lower for provisions H. cents down tn
i rise Of cents.
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TICKER TALK

Dow Jones says: Miami Copper DE-
clared regular quarterly dividend OF
$3.50.
Dow Jones says: The width or the
Magma copper vein on the lSOO-foot
level is 80 feet averaging approx
n,ately 10 per cent copper. Ave ounces
silver and $3.50: in gold. The last -
feet averages IL per cent copper.
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LOCAL STOCKS

WHEELING W. Va. Oct. I. II.
Daily quotation lis: OF the WheciiHs Stock EI.
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Total shares '575.70o shares.
Bonds $2.327000.
CD-Reg. quar-. div. 1 !: per cent pay
able Oct. Is.
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Tho statement Of earnings FOR prin-
cipal railroad lines show falling on
In not returns. rejecting further decline
In market prices OF the railroad section.
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()-Open. lU0.UZ' hlEn, IUU'V"' TO
90 e6. closed 10n.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-27
GEORGE, WILSON,, SHlNGLE
AND MFG. co. LTD.
We.
JOE HEBERT
State of Louisiana
9Th Ward Justice Court
Parish of St. Mary

NOTICE is hereby given that by
virtue of write of fieri facias, is
sued by Hon. Paul Chctin. Justice Of
the Peace of the 9Th Ward Of the
George. Vinson, Single Mfg. Co.
Ltd, of Berwick, La, and against
the defendant Joe Hebert, to me
Parish of St. Mary, in favor of
directed, l will between legal hours
Of II and 4 P. NJ, on the
5TH DAY OF JANUARY, 1918,
at the office of the Justice of the
Peace, in the town Of Berwick, La,
9th Ward in said Parish, offer for
sale at public auction the following
described property to wit: One stern
wheel gasoline Power Boat, without
tools, known as the Barnny H.,
measuring about 40 feet in length
and about IL or ii feet in width ;
One Upright Gas Engine of the
Watson make double cylinder) !;
one small gasoline cook stove; one
ice cooler; one hand pitcher pump,
two beam scales, with three weights;
one small and one large ice pick; two
ice tongues, and three jump sparks,
seized as the above property of Joe
Hebert, under a said writ of Fieri
Facias, dated at Berwick, the 28th
day of November 1917.
ALEX RATCLIFF,
Constable 9th Ward, Parish of st.
Mary, State of Louisiana.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-27
ARCADE TONIGHT

William Duncan, who directed and
stars in 'The Fighting Tral", Great
err Vitagraph's premier in the Ar
cade Theatre tonight detests camera
fakes and the limits to which he goes
to insure realism at times threaten
to undo members of his company. He
is big, powerful man and when he
gets into a screen fight he demands
that his adversary Ego to it."
In one Of the scenes in the seventh
episode of "The Fighting Trail,'
Duncan and George Holt, who plays
the part of villain, fight it out in a
swirling mountain torrent and mem
bers of the company who witnessed
the struggle actually feared neither
man would reach shore. Every
ounce of muscle the men possess and
every trick of getting the best of the
other man was put into play, much
of the time beneath the surface"
It was one of those scenes which
go to make this picture one of the
most finished and tensely thrilling
ever produced. Miss Carol Hollo-
way, as the heroine, adds again to
her reputation as one Of the most
daring women in photoplays.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-27

But Samuel put his bundle on the
counter and raised his hands. Here,
Bub! Change this bacon to beans,
will you? And about that barrel of
flour-''his voice sank a tone or
two-'think mebbe you could
change it, and give me half barrel
O. graham instead of the white? And
say, you might take out the rest l
paid on it in potatoes and apples
hey?
The Old Lady smiled.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-27
OPERAHOUSE TONIGHT

Insensible Harry and lima lie mo
tionless on the ground at the opening
of the 7th episode Of Pathe's 'lne
Seven Pearls" showing at the Opera
House tonight. They are rescued py
some officers who unbind then, ana
carry them to safety. While nobody
is looking Kismet steals in, picks up
Perry and steals off with him. SIT
ting him down in the light, ne pro
duces his pocket, opens it and holds
it up to Perry's nose. Perry opens
his eyes suddenly, with his old f'elld-
ish expression and asks what ma
happened. Kismet says: 1.-THE I'D
shock took away your memory q
second returned it," Seeing o
and Harry being carried not lN
door Perry shakes his fist with :
sort of murederous threat at them
Rested and refreshed, the neA
morning Harry and Lima see S1ayns'
This man has been saved by mar!
but it is only after a fight tna' ~
gives up the pearl as he had pFomls
ed. Later, with an air OF genuine
repentance, he apologies with es,
ery sign of sincerity, and harry a,D
lima forgive: him. Stayne spea.,
to prove to you I'm sorry IN 'eA
YOU where to find two more Oh WV
pearls" Believing him, Harry 1aAs'
an address from him.
In the meantime Perry, wearing :. :
mask. sneaks in the Wlndo" :,
Harry's apartment, takes the pesa
from where lima had laid it ana p'a.
ces a substitute in its place. o'ayns
oazes over his shoulder with suausn
amazement. Harry and lima look W
at Stavne, who hesitates whetnei v
not to tell what he saw. 1e W.
cIudes not to say anything "
leaves.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-27

Thrift and Economy are the back
bone of any community-There are
hundreds of persons in Morgan City,
who would start the new year with
a SAVINGS account-The Peoples
State and Savings Bank next to the
Postoffice-The Only Savings Bank
in the city-offers you IL per
cent. on your savings. adv.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-27

Deep-seated coughs that resist
ordinary remedies require both ex-
ternal and internal treatment. II
you buy dollar bottle of BAL
LARD'S HOREHOUND SYRUP
you get the two remedies YOU need
for the price of one. There is :
HERR1CK'S RED PEPPER POR
OUS PLASTER for the chest, free
with each bottle. Sold by BELAN-
GER DRUG co.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-27

WANTED AT ONCE-5O woodchop-
pers. Good day work. Right in
town. Pay every night War time
prices for labor Apply to
JOHN DALTON co.
Phone II. 1wk.