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an enduring rise in the stock Last. IN"
desire II thr element committed t" the
selling SIDE To- retire at least IN paTt hi
short sales were induced largely by tho
highly favorable tenor Of tho war news
especially insofar IS the same pertains
To thr rrprrrrd unconditional SURRENDER
Of Turkey ana tn" rG-Hp"nlnE q! thH
Dardaurl!rs. Tho decline winch the m
duGIr!al section ni the list mas eXptr-
icncrG within relatively short order
mark a considerable step in thc direction
Of anticipating changes in dividends ana
manufacturers methods WhICh Viii At
tend the cancellation Of war contracts
later on. hut even 81, III" period ~
transition from q war to !. peace naSIS
will be- ATTENDED, by many cross currents
and many nr,r and novel p"OhlcnS and
consequently We hrlcv" that II vii!
prove to ho the part %: wisdom to Keep
things we'll within bounds "SL"cihily en-
gaccIucuts based Um borrowed cnpltal OF
credit.
EEW YORK. oct. 31-Thrrc is a feel
ing in we'll informed circles that II clear
or view Of the money situation t"a"!
NAV he gained in III" vrr% near Iuluf"'
and that tll" Extreme nervousness $"
pronounced yesterday Will h' ar2rrti-
ably modified. At tho sam" time IL -
realized that peace rcadJustnlrutS are
likely To proceed with rapldity r"g:.rd--
less rf results. Ting - lk"I! u i"'
noted most in certain sections ~ IN"
Steel industry. Munlti0n contracts mp
7arcnt!y will not figure 50 sharply IN
thr shipiruilding program which. II Is
undcrtnod, Will call for some cessation
&C activity IN hlEh cost yards. AZ IN"
SAME time the demand for steel products
* likely 10 exceed the supply tor S"mr
mrnths to CONC. The rails acted WILL
yesterday and we look win GsFicln'
favor on Southern larlilc
I I'M y "
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CLOSING STOCK letter

Fnync SAYS: To" nanT p,'"l'lr u" "
,,,. IN the cone uSinr that h''''n""e ~
,.,n,.i,I h.,uS,S are. BON" pal IN "F"''
,r,,r, can h, IL, NOR" rallies III the i mar
49,, rrLiS az ,.rur"". - rtih'r S'llS''i,'
nr,. rr,Ci'aj,!r thinking. ara Wh'h Eu'"
.,,u,IIvu u~uaIl;- i"!ot"i', IN worse
- .h,,,t urrr "" stat" - ''t'.'E
r,,i,,.. ,n..i better hH$.' VII w. mere
,h,r,ly and -. thought I'll" current re-
.,n,i,,, vnIId hay" run lis ""nr"' rE r I,-
~, ~. ar" not 50 sur" lh, W., NV
we, ,.., ;, ralIy in tn" lat" irldinE l,,uI
:,,L.,,.h ~. do except Turner 'H","
,;,.n I,,d,y. W. believe. however. nv,
,i', who ov".SprCulAt'd III T'Nt'''
W,.i"- ,,.,i,, ,vL: oh
,,.r.. ,,lyantag,, q: tn" s.lun'""n WU''H
h,s h..u created by ~, h'''S .'nS 81,
49,, u.i,n oyer ssy"rulnt"'i IN recent W'','Nt
Mrnnwhll" Str". s"iI l"w"f Inst" , T.
,,, ,,.,r =iorI;s are n sal" on All rAil',S
nj .h,,lli mot u" r"-pur"!liSfh III hlt'
,.','u thmrnh they will rally when 'N'I-
sold In preference" "" rf|i't NV ..' -
al will Iru,NI lr"m sun measures ~
,,,tIi ,,,,t hr taken "a rrHH!d" for r"ad)u|i-
n,,.r, Ia ;u,.yfiahl" l"a'" "''"i,'"hnS u"
ire, sii-u nr vhirh Is soon IN III" aIl"E""
nronn4..l ,urrha.rS Ivy Morgan ana 'tuH-
rruhrim interests ri lh,' NHi''' III
N.tals.Cu. which il - r'I'ahif rrI,'' 49,"
,,.iu ~. made tin. nucleus If Il new ln"l3l
s,,iiin., nr.rarizaliun which VIII ihclui,
Tho ITucgcnh";ln. Ih"lrS-p"hEc ana
Anaconda.
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MONEY EASIER
IN WALL STREET.

NEW YORK. Oct 3i-MoueeRry con-
d,tlons lost much OF their adverse in
1lucnce today. probably rs result OF
Informal assurances that the local loan
situation Is now under control and
partly because OF foreign advices which
pointed more i-r"stst:biy TO the disso-
luton Of the Central Powers.
Trading in stocks was active during
tho morning. when prices inclined down
ward. but became more moderate later
on the general advance in which early
losses were largely replaced by many
material gains.
leaders In the recovery included oils.
.hippinss. copper. rails. tohaccos and
various spectalties ot no definite do
scription. except the distilltnS and fer
til!zer divisions. U. S. Steel furnished
a new low level FOR the current move
raent in the heavy selling OF the tors-
noon. but was among tho first Of tho
popular issues to rebound. rallying ~
points and closing at large fractional
gain ="
War shares also hardened. Baldwin
Locomotive. American Car and some "t
m. less prominent equipments gaining
I to almost points on reports 'nat the
governments cancellation program VIII
DO offset by further contract FOR new
railway supplies.
Oils were more orderly in the sense
that their advance was gradual. Next
can Petroleum rose almost y points ana
effaced It's severe loss Of the previous
session. Royal Dutch gained 10 points
and others IL S. Marine preferred
and Atlantic Gulf featured the strong
shippings.
Southern Pacific and Union Pacific.
&C. York Central
and Reading led the rails TO advances
Of / 20 pa points. easing slightly at
tho end
Sales amounted 70 $4,000 shares.
Liberty bonds and fnternationaIs vere
steady. but railroad shares varied
slightly on lower offerings. Total
sales (par vaiue) aggregated SS.250.00c
Old United States bonds were unchanged
On chill
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Died Of wounds Received n Actor
al, Gerald Duryca. Pa.
Missing in Action.
NIGHT LIST,
Killed in Action.

Lieutenants:
ln"svI. ALDER; f.. Lagrange. Ohio.
Private.
M"nrc, Mrchlin. East Palestine. Ohio.
Allen, ti"orgr w. Washington Court
House. Ohio.
Died Of wounds.
Lieutenant:
. Mcmillan. Donald C.. Detroit. Mich.
Private.
lIarshnrld. Armand. West Mansfield.
Died Of Disease.
r,ndlcy. Charles. Tnt". Ca.
Sergeant:
Davis. Albert ~. Giro. Ohio.
wounded degree Undetc1mtued).
Li..i.IrnantS:
Eng. Harold H.. Philadelphia. Pa
Crrr"rulS.
Galley. Howard T.. Scranton. Pa.
Elliott. Jrha. SchuyIkjll County. IA.
Fry. less" L.. Warriors Mark. Pa.
i&Hruhill. ILncs Quay, CariISl'.. Ia.
Jurdan. Clarence. l'arkcrs Landing, IA.
Nlahuncy. Frank j.. lutl"villr. IA.
Norton. Frank g.. FhIladrlrhia. Pa.
Wagner:
PriNutrS:
Gordon, Walter NJ. Lcxit;S;"n. Ohio.
GrrtSirErr, Ramon H.. ELS worth sta
ton. nh!u. D.,
Cavnlln Camille Willow Grove. FL.
Davidson. Harry Strwnr;. Ludlow. Pa
Dixon. Giles. Sirub"nvillr. 4h".
Tirl"n. Hugh Patrick. Carb"ndtl". Fl
Flrt X. Elmer Charles. Cleveland. ONO.
Forkin. James v. Warren. Ohio.
Hartmann George. CARTHAGE pho.
IInnford. bernard r.. C!'Srland. OHIO.
HrInlcin. Claude NJ. .%mi,hport. Pm.
Hess, Edgar Horny. Muncy. Pa.
Hooking. Matthew. st. NlchClas. Ia.
Tn, ~, tnp
Hartman, William Charles. Tamaqua
Hcllcr. Paul r.. BUCKS County. PA.
Kendall. Henry o. tav"t"wn. Md.
MacNorl. Arthur ~" Corner Potter
Millcr. John y. Shaft. Allegheny
County. Md.
Montgomery. Joseph r.. Philadelphia.
OsterrIed. Martin j.. Lucinda. PA.
Schuyler. Howard. Edison. Bucks coun-
Zararella, Silvia, Clcveland. Ohio.
wounded Slightly in Action
Captains:
fnhmestock. Sn"wdcn a.. New York.
y. Y.
Gnuld George IT,. Chicago, Ill.
blackwell. james Madison. New York.
y. Y
Collins. Loren Francis. Chicago. III.
Demarest. Henry Leroy. Tcnnly. y. J.
Drum. Ralph Herman. l.adySmIth. Wis.
Dryden. Ralph. lDrnytnn. y. Oak.
Lyons. Roy TarhoX. Tomahawk Wis.
Marx. Raymond. New York. y. y.
Woodland. Brann!n 8. Denver Colo.
Corporal:
Wcisa. John r.. Lancaster. Pa
Williams Allan H.. Slating;on. Pa
Mechanic:
Grumbnc, John Clifford. Harrisburg
Pr.
Wagner:
KordonskI, John George. Baltimore,
Nd.
I'rivntea.
Roracki. John. Baltimore. Md.
Cohill. Lawrence A., Philadelphia, Pa
Diggs, James E. Baltimore. Md.
Itornan. Floyd. Greenfield. Ohio.
Dousherty. Hugh ]. Philadelphia, Pa,
Goodwin. John w, Scranton. Pa
Gray, Finley, Washington, Pa
Gray Robert F., Carbonate, Pa
HavenH, Robert. Philadelphia, Pa
speck, Levi s.. Toledo, Ohio.
Walker. George L, Baltimore. Nd.
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Butter, Cheese and Eggs

NEW YORK. Oct. 3l.--l3uttCr tirm"r:
creamery. higher than extras. $40 sac.
extras (o2 srorcl. 5?c; frstS. 80 :. II
6SIAc: packing stock. current max" 80.
.. S9lac.
Eggs firrn: fresh gathered "X'rns.
6c4t G3c: fresh gathered regular rack"t!
extra nrsts. 81 TGlc; do. iirStS. $50 ISc:
state. Pennsylvania and nearby western
hcnnery whites. fin" - fancy. :2"i Hrc:
state. Pennsylvania ana nearby h"nn"rr
browns, 65N 7nc: do. gathered browns
and mixed c"lors. IS a G$r.
Cheese Irregular: STATE. Who'll" milk
flats. fresh specials. Sc = Il 33c: do. av-
eraGc run. 81. ii &c.
Poultry. live and dressed, irregular
and unchanged.
Flour unchanged.
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IRON RI: VIE

NEW YORK CITY. y. Y. Oct. 81
I'll" Iron Age Will say Tomorrow: The
RAPID advance day lay day III peace
moves has put reimbursement questions
before AL else in tho iron and steel
metal working trades. This Is lru".
even though the steel industry Ia ali
: Iprnrnnc"s - going ahead rs though
the war wcr.. Ia cnntinu" indefinitely.
While every war agency at Washing
ton - Hrivin;: liz plans Ia tho ulInnst.
the cXr"c;atinn~ III an early peace ~
,crlcrlrd IN some moves affecting steer.
The conflicting currents arc naturaIlE
cnuruSi,.. lut Sncr all initiative Is
from Washington the problems Hl pro-
tiur>rS and Consumers are of the fNtnrc
rather than the present.
Munitions contracts were l''S'
Thought, Of as most sensitive - the an-
preach Of peace but ins;"ad the snip
p:ng bnurd's action has ben IN" bar"in-
ctrr The steps taken rs 10 ShinhNIluihS
N he past week mark the passing OF
;his part Of the var program !r"m INC
was;rful stage. III which haste WAS inc
first mud las, word. toward Il basis oi
economic production. Tn" most I''-
r,ont wards will H.. pushed I" The utmost.
hut high priced operations Will not Ions
continue. Some plans for sh'r\ard cN-
tensions: have been given up hlt mean
while the output ii ships VIII h'f'''H''
Plato mills are at Lass relieved from
q rart Of tho "a. mn" tons N"' hiE H'ln'h"
of the ShlpyarhS. in View cl 'h' 'o''
ra,,c now banked up ahead. ~ 'h' S"'Ii'
,inr. the mills obJr,t'd 10 thH ihurl y
nircucSS of III" cancellation pTpNIS" CIV
T.ncrE>n,y Fleet Corporation was NV
sorting, I'm new plat" contracts. ana II
has been changed =" A. I" lake care W
.,rnduct ready for shipment III ''lh' VIZ
cancellation. and rriIHhurS" 'h' 'h'ii ~.
any mss on raw material s. Htimrh'
IN Tho steel trad" rs 10 coming 'h''hT'
r,,,.s al in, way from m expectation "i
[currSs:on on III" making al h'"'' I"
nrcdictinn that the need in IA" transit
,i,, ,.il 10 not fur government M'ln IN
,,ricc maintenance. but in h"tdin!' prices
L,u.n One effect Of pcac" discuss '"rS
,s The hedging of contracts W''h new
commissions In ON" cas-" Ih'"'' LUIS
If E,sSclr"r pig ron WAS n""SN i'T
tho first half Of 1919 with the pFoViHo
that r. no government p?Ich cN's'N ~
~, ,im, Of delivery. tho present maxi
rorm shall apply. FIG lr"" pr""uCtsS
Or. less willing :" sell ;'h"'d ~ r'",
comes nearer TEey 80" Il N''r'"F VI
metal for months :" como.
\ Virginia producer has lr"u|"' ""'
III" temper Of the market Ivy s"i''hE 80
unn tons Of foundry PIX ron '"r H''''
cry In The first half IL !"l? u was
,,,';,i.r,. t,kcn M, and thousands "f
toms more could hav" been sold S"rh
,,n. Tho caC.rncss If f"un"ry@'n |"
Inv Tho contracts protected "a" seller
.,roire, deliveries under Il 2@v"rnEA'h'
49," ho,o,. bi,; cost Production in
r'' h,,,b nj mig ron and finished
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PRODUCE MARKET

WHEELING. W. Va. oct. ii. i'.
wholesale Vegetables and Fruits.
Aprlcs. 81 5nm 6.nn.
White potatoes. bag. $3.50 i"".
Sweet potat"rS. h0rr"l EH'I9 '''''
Cuhlns,. HAIRED. $l.IaT2,21.
Onions laG. $l.1I.
Turuips. ST." a. 100.
Carrots. bush"l. Sl.25.
Celery. hun"h. sc.
Green beans. HON" grown huSiie'' &c
4 Sl.hn.
Green tomatoes. home grown. hushel
:" = :, go.
Hubbard squa~h"::. 32.5"W 2'H.
LrmrnS. box. >".n"-
r;rapr FRUIT. huX. &H.hnN ga.
Oranges. box. $4.ho q as.
Pears. Rarilrrra. 1913.
Pears. kr;ricrS. 500.
Cheese, EGGS, Chickens. Butter.
Brick cheese. 400.
SwIss cheese. A..
lIniulrj:"r .'ii.,sr. Sc.
E,.w York rrcaIn ch""sc. -.
Pressed chickens. t"r.
Lave $pr'ug"rS. -.
Fresh "G-;; ". g ",'''.
tr,uII,i .<"r Coo
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Halloween Party.

= Miss Alice Lowihcr entertained with
n delightful Halloween party at her
home or Main street last evening.
Games relative to tho season were in
duig"d in and n dainty luncheon was
served. EobhinG for apples proved the
most popular diversion. and a prize
was awarded tn Miss Helen Hall for
The luclt;cat in n name contest.
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BENWOOD
Red Cross Meeting.

\ pleasant meeting was held by the
members Of the Red Cross last evening
in the city hall. large attendance
was present and enthusiasm such as
has not been shown for months was
evidenced. Quite :; largo number OF
garments wcr" completed and 4 number
Of knitted garments were taken homo
To finish.
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Toledo Grain

TnIEl,O oct. 3i..--t'lhvcrsr"h. prime
D,lu,,.r. $1,000: December. $685. Jam
uarv. S23.%5; February. s2L05; March.
s@4.UO.
AISikc. 'rrimr October. $3.50; Decem-
her. SIZES; March. $3.50.
Timothy. prime cash. old. $500; new.
$500: December. $50; March. $3.50;
April. S3.3@la.
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Miss Martha Miller. popular young
lady of this city. has g"n" 10 Wash
iuGl"r. where she has accepted n posi-
ton with the government. Miss Miller
took Tho civ.l service examination some
time ago and received her appointment
IN Tury'!%y. Her many friends will
he pleased to hear Of her good for
tune.
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Two Riddle kars with their ow,$&Sts.
Joe Miller and Bill Springer rT{5jycS,sd
last evening on Marshall stree r.
ing Joe. who is only two N.,5S.5jy4,
To the pavement and brcakin EfS, y.
The other little ono was uniiE 80.
ccpt for 4 few bruises. NJ at.
lcnt!cn was called 1T once for - Mil
l"r child. He will probably be forced
20 keep his arm in sling for some
;imc lie is The son OF Mr.. -and Mrs.
Louis Miller. Of. Main street
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CANADIAN CASUALTIES.

OTTAWA. ONT. Oct. 31.-In the list
OF casualties issued tonight the follow
ing names appear:
Killed IN act.on-J. Mooney. Philadsi-
phia.
Missing in actIon-L Pitzer, New Cas-
tie. Pa %
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SUGAR

NEW YORK. Oct 3l.-Thh local mar
ke' for raw sugar vas unchanged a.
ST.o9 for centrifugal. but business was
r. little more active. The common re-
ported purchases OF $500 bags OF Surf
nam Centrifugals and $50 bags Of mo-
lasse. and $4,000 bags of Cubas.
Business in refined sugar continues
quiet with stocks commencing to accurn-
ulate. although 1t is expected that when
ehe November certificates are Issued the
demand viii be more ACTIVE. Prices are
unchanged at Sc for 9 nenglated.
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n1nsrNE. STOCK LETTER!

rv r,rivoI. virr TO A. f. Mhstcn K Co.
NEW YORK. Oct. 3l.-Shnrt covering
and Investment buying were apparently
sufficient 10 stem the tide of liquldati1In !,
for thc present though 1t is doubtful II
the ccllnlt=nt lon process which has heen
proer>-.<.1t 1ecr some days IS suIncientt ~
Completed TO wsrrant the expectancy OF
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KEROSENE ADVANCED

NEW YORK. Oct. 31.--The Standard
OH company Of New York today ad-
vanced tho price Of refined petroleum. lin
barrels TX cents to 17H cents gallon.
The advance is due to the Increased o>SS'
Of cooperaSe. s.u
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No Now Cases,

The Flu" has been practically done
away with in the city and no new
cases have been reported. Medical men
say that it Will be no time until tho
ban is lifted and tho residents are look
ING forward TO that time
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New York Cotton Market

WHEELING, W. Va. Oct. 81. rs.
Furnished tho IntclliGcnccr by A. z
Masten & Co. members Of the New York
Stock Exchange. National tank build
ing. Wheeling. W. Va, Louis +. Drnnu
manager.
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Standard Oil Subsidiary Stock

WHEELING, ". Va Oct. 81. rs.
Furnished the 'Iaseliigencer by A. E
Masten & Co. members OF the New YorE
Stock Exchange. National Bank Build
INK. wheeling, W. Va. Louis F. Brand
manager.
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BOSTON COPPER. STOCKS

WHEELING. w. Va. Oct 81. IS.
Furnished tn. Iatellirencer by A. e
Mnsten & Co.. members OF the Now York
Stock Exchange National Bank Build
inx, Wheeling. W. Va. Louis +. Brand,
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N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

WHEELING. w. Va. Oct. 81. 'lS-
Furnished the 1n1eHlisencor by A r
Masten & Co., members OF the New YorA
Stock Exchange. National Bank Build
Ing. Wheeling. ". Va, Louis F. Brand,
manager.
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INSN QUVlUI!VIIS.
Corn. No. yellow. s1.43G1.46; No.
g yellow. SI.35fil.40; No. yellow. SIS
G1129.
Oats. No. white. SIX q 6SMc stand
ard 6SGp6SStc.
Pork nominal. Lard. $3.50 q 2G.75.
Ribs, S22.50M $500.
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

WHEELING. W. Va. Oct. n. rs.
Furnished the 1ntcllIgencer by a. z
Mssteu & Co.. members or the New Ycrs
Stock Exchange. National Bank Build
Ing, Wheeling. W. Va. Louis +. Brand
manager.
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I)-Transfcr books close Oct. IA. for
a per cent cash dividend payable Oct.
10Th.
(o)-Transfer books close Oct. 81. for
q regular ! per cent and an extra ? per
cent cash dividend. payabl" Nov. /.
(3)-TranSfcr hooks close oct. 10. for
n regular quarterly 3 per cent cash div
idcnd, payable Nor. !.
elQu6Bd 'puopIA!p QSso 2uoo Iod u
N0N. L
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NEW YORK CURB MARKET

WHEELING. w Va Oct. 81. rs.
Furnished the intelIlsencer by A. E
Ma.tcn & Co.. members OF the New York
gtock Exchange. National Bsnt Build
,ur wheeling. W. Va. Louis F. Braad
manager.
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Petroleum

OIL CITY. Oct. 3l.--Credit balances
81. Runs $3.50: average S0.5S1. Nship-
ments 4G.7j4; average 5i0GS.
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STOCKS AND BONDS.
wounded degree Undetermined).

calvin sidney F.. PittSburgh, Pa;
Tucker. Lslc Daniel, 81. raul Alihh'
pictrich. Frank. Philadelphia. Pa
Mor.y, Victor, r.. Derry. Ia.
CamnbcIl. Edwin s.. Pittsburgh. Pa
t'arkas. Joe f.. bradley. OHIO.
turNuralS: y,
buckley, Charles H., baltimore" Md
snalitr Kollry. Clarified, Ia.
IrivntCs:
Gene, George r. nuryta. Pa.
f.uniS. James. Philadelphia. ia.
IiplrwinSkI. KrunIslaw. Pittsburgh Ia.
lIGyrg Francis c.. Lima ohin
EuriuErr. IfIf;" X, EARNS Guy. ~
Turner Samuel r.. Rriahin. "a.
urr;" Arthur Gay. EnamhrrSDufE, IA
RnwSr. John William. Shenand0al. IA.
prIvalcs.
Abrnmnvic stanley. Dubois, Pa.
I;nuIn. Herman. Pittsburgh. Pa.
l;rrward Joseph scranton. ia.
Craig. Leslie r.. LanSdo"n'. "a.
,;G1ynSh. iirurE". Pittsburgh IA.
Herr. Maurice John. Pittsburgh. IA:
I<..nIcr Fred Malc"uI". Forty fnrt. Ia.
Mark. Anton, Cleveland. OHIO.
Morrison, Thomas H, Weston. W. Va.
Mass Fred. Mount Pleasant. Pa
Moro. Autuinr. Heading Ia.
Null, Waiter. PGttstown. IiI:
Schrc:bman. Louis. Philadelphia. "a
Schwcikart. John r.. Pittsburgh "a
Trainer. Arthur w. Philadciphia. III.
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LOCAL STOCKS

WHEELING, W. Va, Oct. 81. rs.
Daily quotation list Wheeling Stock
-uo5uEoluI all! 10Y p9Iduoo '9SuUqoSI
Ger.
ST0CES Rid Ask. l.. S.
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American Casualties
AFTERNOON LIST.

TIL" following caElaltios nrc reported
" ih" commanding general or the Amer
M TX -cd itipunry Forces.
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-09-19
BRITISH AND FRENCH ARE
ENCIRCLING ST. QUENTIN
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by the enemy. Apparently the Ger
mans r determined to hold the pla-
teau which lies just west of st. Quen-
tin. south of Francilly. east of Savy
end north of Dallon.
Gen. Debeney's men have been
obliged to attack 1t piece-meal and to
advance by little bounds, slipping be-
tween machine gun emplacements
here and there and sometimes maxi
ing frontal attacks. Everywhere the
French have been obliged to fight
their way around or through obsta-
cies which before this war would
have been regarded as impregnabie.
The German infantry here Is sup
ported by artillery which puts down
heavy barrages in front OF the ad-
vancing waves and maintains a har-
RAISING fire against the rear and the
of communication. Progress I'M
der these conditions necessarily is
slow. but the allied lines are none the
less surely advancing toward the out
skirts OF st. Quentin from the south
and west as wen as the north.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-09-19
State Democrats VIII Open
Headquarters at Trenton

By Special CORRESPONDENT.
TRENTON. Sept. 19-As q prelim-
mary step to the launching of an ac-
tive campaign Immediately following
the conclusion of the primaries of
September "a. Charles r. Mcdonald,
chairman OF the Democratic state
committee, today announced that ar
rangements had been completed by
the state committee for the opening
of the Democratic state headquarters
at Q West State street. Trenton.
where the entire first floor of the
property formerly owned by the late
Adjutant eneral Sadler has been
leased.
The state committee plans to make
this the centre Of Its activities for the
putting OF the party in fighting trim
for the campaign which Is to pre-
cede the general election when a
United States senator, twelve cor
gressmen. a complete house OF sixty
assemblymen, six state senator's, full
terms and two to I'LL unexpired terms
are TO be elected.
The counties which will elect state
senators this year are Burlington,
Cape May, Hunterdon, Middlesex,
Passaic, and Sussex for full terms.
Morris county and Hudson county
each will elect a man for one year TO
ali the respective vacancies caused
by the appointment of Senator Harry
w. Mutchler to the State Bonrii OF
Taxes and Assessments and the res
ienation OF Cornelius McGlennon. In
these eight counties the seats are now
beid by four Republicans and -four
democrats.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-09-19
ARTISTS WAR SERVICE
Founding IL for Benefit OF Artists
Victims of War.

NEW YORK, Sept. 19:-An organ
ization called the Artists War Serv-
ice League Is being founded here for
the benefit of artists of all professions,
who have been wounded or incapaci-
tated during the war.
Mark Twain's home In Redding,
Connecticut. has been offered by his
daughter, Madame Clara Clemens Ca
brilowitsch, for the use of artist-sol-
diers as d convalescent home, and
President Wilson has given his APP
proval OF the plan.
One OF the principal aims of the
league is to help artists TO regain po-
sitions lost through the vicissftudes
of the war, and for that purpose IN
office will be established in New York
City. The initial membership COM
mittee is composed OF such artists as
Rudyard Kipling. representing liter
ature; Enrico Caruso. representing
music: Daniel c. French, represent
ing s~eulpture; n John Drew, rep
r~esenting the drama
Membership in the Artists War
Service League will be pen not only
TO professional people but to all low
ers of the arts. There win also be
founders and charter members.