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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-30
FINANCIAL OPINION

By Private Wire to A E. Masten & 20.
Chandler Bros. & Co.: We still oel'eVe
In buying stocks on any materiRl con
ccssion, We feel sure they are bargains
around present prices.
j. S. Bache & Co.: The OUTDOOR lor
railroad stocks has been considerably
cleared.
f. F.. Hutton & Co: No big interests
arc in the stock market show dlspos!-
zion to come in while so much uncertain
" continues. 80
clock. Maloney & Co.: The action OF
,bc stock market favors purchases on
dips for turns.
Joscphthal & Co.: We feel that iraa-
Ing market at around present levers -
IL he expected.
Earnings:
Norfolk l. Western l. months. net Al
Ter taxes sl9,653.73y. decrease S3,ooi. II.
Canadian Pacific, y months net F7o'
54G,plg. decrease s3.930,4S0.
New York: Much buying Of stocks mas
h.cr fostcred by the plan OF the secfe-
tnry of the treasury for corporation
RI FINANCE enterprises necessary or con-
,rihutorv to the prosecution OF the war.
This will care for industriais. when AZ
nresent would otherwise huve to shilt
Tor themselves In connection win ma"y
OF their maturit!cs.
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DECREASE in INCOME
OF BETHLEHEM STEEL

NEW YORK. Jan. GA decrease ~
SlG.213.21i in net Income for the year
ending December 81. 1917. WAS reported
to-day by the Bethlehem Steel corpora
ton Charles NJ. Schwah. president. eX-
planned that during 1915 the company
was engaged in work for foreign govern
msuts In addition to the United States
government business and domestic or
ders. whereas last year 1t WAS busy On
United States government work eNclu-
sively and this accounted for the show
ing made.
Net income. after deductions, including
estimated allowances for all taxes, was
s2T,320.131. as compared with s4@.59S.9GS
last year. After dividends on per cent
preferred stock. the balance available
for $5S,44S,000 common stock outstand-
ing was s44.20 share.
The regular quarterly dividends vera
declared to-day on the various classes
If common and preferred stock. together
with dividends for the year on the new
5 per cent cumulative preferred stock
payable quarterly. and on the old per
cent preferred stock payable quarterly.
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Half to Uncle Sam.

NEW YORK, Jan. 29.-The United
States Steel corporation paid to the fed
eral government more than half Its
earnings in the final quarter Of 1911,
according to statement of the corpora
ton issued to-day.
Total earnings for that period amount
ed to s5e.724.l25. after making allow
ance for s60,950.364 paid into the gov
eminent treasury as war income and OK
cess profits. Net income for the final
quarter was s4S,035.344 and surplus for
the same period amounted to S16.25S.272.
This compares with total earnings OF
s68.343,7S4, net income Of s56,245.3T7,
and surplus OF $21,S24.554 for the pre-
vious quarter.
In keeping with expectations. tho III
rectors declared an extra" dividend Of
& per cent on the common stock. in adj
dition to the regular common dividend
Of IL and preferred OF y. Including
n Red Cross dividend Of per cent, voted
n the second quarter, total disburse-
ments on the common shares for 1917
amounted to is per cent.
Total earnings for 1917 amounted TO
sS3l,66S,l31, after charging of $2l2.4Gf,-
2t9 to government taxes. etc. 1t Is en-
pected this amount will be increased 20
sc35,O0O, 600 when final returns are made
to Washington.
In 1916. when no appropriations were
made for war income and excess profits.
the corporations total earnings wer.
ss4a,s97.092.
The statement for tho last quarter Of
1917 also shows that S55 100000 has
been appropriated for expenditures made
and to be made. including new plants
and construction. The balance OF sur
plus for tho year. amounting TO s12,T66.-
OIL. compares with net balance Of SeH.-
6Sl.96o, reported in the anal quarter Of
1916.
Analysing the fourth quarter Of 1911
by months. December shows a falling
off Of business as against November.
while November shows a decrease OF al
most S2.0O0.Gp0 from the October opera
lions
Chairman Gary stated that the cor
poration has no new financing in con-
temptation and that its liquid assets are
more than sufficient 10 meet all re-
ouircmcntS
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TICKER TALK

BY Private With to the Finance Co.
NEW YORK. Jan. 29.--Financial News
Bulletin says: The general market may
continue in Il trading position. but thnrc
is a growing feeling that Improvement
of L moderate chmructrr is likely tn con-
tinue in rails OH account uf relief devel-
opments ut Washington. New evidence
indicating peace would probably be in
flucntial in inducing further short COW
crlng In the general list. Gond buying
is reported in equipments. shipping, oil
and tobacco shares during reccSsinns.
Shorts are trying tn retire from copper
and motor issues. and are reported 10
find only small offerings.
Railroad stocks representing COM
panirs that hold equities in the dividend
naying securities Of other lines are in
good demand according to adviccs from
Sncriniiies owing Ia the Interpretation
Of the railroad relief hill providing for
maintenance of earning power. Stocks
that would be benefited by continued
receipt uf dividends from underlying in
vrstnl"nt nrc Union Pacific Southern
Pacific. New York Central and pcnnsyl-
vania.
1t is held In banking circles OF high
standing that IL short term Liberty loan
of Il new series al q reasonable rate
would b. far moro successful than one
along the lines that have lately been
pronosed Most careful moves arc being
made to conservatives Investment inter-
ests so that heavy subscriptions will be
Forthcoming.
II il declared In well Informed quar-
! ters that representations have hrcn
made to Washington that unless changes
in administration are made such as will
restore public and other confidence In
the war conduct. II will be difficult TO
get n satisfactory response 10 the next
war loan offering. The suggestion Is
declared To have mot with considerable
humility, which Is held to speak we'll for
proper action.
Foreign interests arc reported TO DC
urging the Washington government to
issue the next Liberty loan on Il higher
interest basis. They point out that the
cost Of nucny is steadily rising. and 1t
will DC Inuhvisablc to risk failure by
not recognizing the futil!ty of opposing
the law Of supply nnd demand
Investment money Is going into nigh
grade prcferrer Industrial stocks In Il
volume greater than at any time In. the
mast two years. according to we'll In
formed channels. which ascribe 1t to
transfers from rails in many cases In
fear Of government ownership.
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1HrH. STEEL CORPORATION
Dividend DECLARAT1oHn

BY Private Wire to A. f. Mastcn &; co.
Bethlehem Steel declared regular quar-
terly dividends OF $3.50 4 share on class
"A" and "B" stock. Regular quarterly
dividends OF per cent on cumulative
preferred stock and | y per cent on nom
cumulative preferred stock were also de-
clared. All dividends payable April to
stock record March 13.
Bethlehem Steel earned approximately
$40 4 share on Its present common stock
In 1916 and approximately s44 4 share IN
1917. making total OF $l14 In the TWO
years.
Bethlehem Steel estimated value OF
orders on hand December 3lst. 1917. was
s450.500.O00. against Sl933T4.24S in 1918.
Bethlehem Steel reports for year ends
cd December 81. 1917. net income S27.-
320.f31: after all deductions including
estimated allowances for all taxes. COM
pared with $4359396s net income LAST
vear decrcuse S16,273231.
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Butter, Eggs and Cheese

NEW YORK, Jan. "a.--Buttcr--Cnse,
t,ed. creamery. higher than extras .! q
n &c: creamery extras COZ score, 're'
Srs,s iS,s6f5 0Hc: seconds. 45h % 4Sc.
Eggs-Markct easier; fresh sathc ss "a
o,,ros 65,: extra ilrsts. 6ac: tlrsts. $50
Gsilc; seconds. SOD &C; state iennsya.
yanio and nearby western hchhery
,rhitrs fine to fancy. 66d Csc: state,
PENNSYLVANIA ard nearby hennerS
browns. G5&t 6'c. IT,, o
cbcrs.--hIurkc; firm; state, held. spe>
c,a1s Isl. Il "6c; state, average rum 80
pressed pcultry--Markct firm; price
unchanged. Live poultry-Marhet nFin :
no prices quoted.
Flour unchanged.
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STOCKS AND BONDS
BETTER WEATHER IS
OFFSET BY FORECAST

CHICAGO, Jan. 29Better weather to-
day tended TO ease the corn market out
predictions OF more snow and OF lower
temperatures acted later as R virtual
offset. Prices closed unsettled Marcn
sl.27. and May sl.25N. with the finish
us a. whole ranging from NC OFF 70 &c
advance. compared with - hours before.
Onts lost NC to ~ &c. The outcome III
provisions varied from &c decline 10
riSa Of 20c
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parsonnla and RrtafA

Miss Pauline Scifert Of South C@::s
line street Is confined to her home Wv
n severe attack OF the grip.
Miss Lena Piper continues Ill at her
home on Forty-elghth street Us the re-
suit Of fall some time ago. :.
Henry G. Bailey of New Martinsvtllc
was a business caller yesterday on tqe
South Side. ~
Miss Elena Manley Of WashirsIs:st.
Pa. is spending several weeks oLs mo
South Side as the guest OF MISS Gamer.
Inc Daley Of Forty-second street.
Miss Mary Rcppctto. principal or tho
Webster school, is slightly improved at
ter severe attack Of Illness. -
Arnold Raymond. representative ofssSS
Pittsburgh concern Is spending fesy
DAYS on the South Side on business. {:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-30
Animal Meeting.

The annual meeting Of the Ladlcs'
Aid society Of the Third Presbyterian
church which was Held Inst evening
was OF special interest to those attend
ing. The early part OF the evening was
devoted to business, at which time the
blessing boxes with the last years con-
tributions were collected and tho new
boxes for 1918 passed out. Mrs. ]. P,
Leyeubcrger president. presided. Plans
for the new years work were discussed.
AAsdan1aa Robert ]. Roed and MIRA
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BY Private Wire to the Finance Co.
Finn ncinl Rnllatin SnYa.

Financial Bulletin says:
High financial circles say that 1918
will witness tho mort rapid deterioration
Of Teutonic economic conditions Of any
year OF the war, and Is certain to rc-
suit In prostration Of many lndustrise
through failure to maintain them prop
erly.
A great deal Of stress Is being laid in
many representative quarters OF the
street upon the Interpretation that will
be placed upon the action Of the L. S.
Steel directors relative to the business
prospects. Their Judgment Is expected
to be far reaching in effect. and should
have a definite effect on stock prices.
according TO good judges
There seems to be a concensus OF
opinion In financial circles that the
President Is gcing to have his way as
whole in the distributions which has
been going on In Washington. but scna-
tors and congressman are privately
quoted as saying that recommendations
hereafter from the White House will be
subjected to close scrutiny before legis-
lative approval owing to the fact that
congress believes it has deprived itself
unduly on certain prerogatives.
There Is some talk Of a billion dollar
war emergency bond issue to take caro-
of the needs OF the railroads. Washing
ton seems to be getting farther and far
Their away from the Idea Of government
ownership. 1t is suggested that running
the roads is not as easy a matter as
was expected.
Because Of socialist tendencies as well
as suggestions OF near-government own
crship, there is increasing investment
disposition to absorb securities OF COM
panies which are not likely to come I'M
der soclalistic inspection and restriction
in case OF prolongation Of the war ana
"conFiscation of capital" and reputation
of national debts.
There seems TO be n conviction IN Lon
don banking circles that the next Lib
erty. loan will have to be issued on n
Az per cent basis t. be IL real success on
account OF tho steady rising cost OK
money.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-30
Church Council xssti1r.

4 meeting Of the members OF the
church council Of St. Pauls Evangelis.s
tic church was held last evening In the
parsonage, where they we're the guests
of Rev. and Mrs. A. C. Rasche. Tho
newly elected officers and the retiring
members were present at the meetns.
Several matters Of the regular business
routine were attended to as we'll AZ q
discussion Of the new years program.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-30
GRAIN NOTES

TOLEDO. Jan. 29--Whcat-Cnsh, No.
rcd. $".%n.
rlnvrrs""d-rrimc cash, old. Sl2.9N:
nrw, S.u 10; january. 5000; February.
$4,000: March. $3.50.
Alsikc-prlmc cash. January. s16.oJ:
February. slG.D5: March. S1G.@n.
Timothy-Primc cash, old. $4.l5: new,
$4.@5; March, $4.3!.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-30
nirthday Supper.

Another Of the monthly birthday sup
ncrs will be held this evening in st. Ste
phen's Reformed church. Tho repast
Will DC prepared by the Ladies Aid So
cjetv and all who know OF their re-
nowurd culinary powers will fully as
sure you that Il treat is in store. Tho
supper will be- held between the hours
of $40 y. III. and S;3p o'clock. All are
wplcomc,
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Local Scouts.

A meeting Of the Boy Scouts or inc
Mckinley school will be held Thursday
might In tho school building which Is
recognized IA the official Headquarters
THE scouts are busy preparing for pa
+riotic work to be done in the near fil-
turr. II. o. Porrtz will deliver an inter-
esting and Instructive lecture ut the
meeting aud will also give some prac-
teal demonstrations Of the scout work
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Ladder Aid MoStiAR.

The members Of the Ladies' Aid soci-
ETY. Of st. Johns p. L. church will hold
their regular meeting this afternoon,
commencing at o'clock. The USUAL
needle activities will be the principal d.
version Of the afternoon. when the la
dies will sew for the "boys" in camp.
The affair will come to Z close with the
serving of luncheon.
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Charles Cook addressed the meeting on
missionary subjects.
The latter part Of the evening was de. !.
voted to q musical program arranged BY
Mrs. Chris voitle. The entertainment
proved to be OF unusual interest and was
cnjoye by all.
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SOUTH SIDE NEWS
People's Society.

The regular weekly mcchhE Oh rno
Young Peoples society "l 81. eeptitn
Reformed church was he'll ihSl e'c. ,r,i
~ tho club room of the church. The
rn,,,,1.- hnsincss routine was transact
ab After the meeting the evening was
sncnt in a social hour by all present
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-30
IN mcMNLEY's HONOR.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 29.-Chief JUS
tice White and the associate justices Of
the supreme court wore rcd carnations
on their robes today in honor OF Mckin-
ley's birthday. The carnations are pre-
scented annually by Associate Justice
Day. who lives In Canton. O., the home
Of the former president
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-30
Cnmnlated Repairs.

The repairs that have bnen under way
in the interior of ST. Andrews Eplsco-
pal church arc completed and the regu-
inr II n. m. services will be held Sun
duy. Tho result Of the change Of the
color scheme Is most pleasing.
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WHEELING. W Va. Jan. 30. rs.
Furnished The IrtelliXencer BY A. E.
Nasten & Co. members New YORK Stock
Exchange. National Bank Of West Vir-
kinia building Wheeling. w. Va Louis
F., Brand. manager.
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TO CUT SPRUCE roH o. 3.

WESTON. w. Va, Jan. 29.-ln re-
Spouse TO orders received today. twenty
eight Lewis county men. who mad VOL
unteered In the aviation branch OK 20
army signal corps, left her tonight for
Vancouver. Wash, to work spruce
lumber mills, turning out mat <or
aIrplancs. Each OF the men wassa-S
scented with a sweater and comfort =. :
BY the Weston chapter Of tho Red ceo1A
ut the courthouse this afternooA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-30
BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

WHEELING. CIV. Va. Jan. 90. us.
Furnished The IntelllSencer by A L
Lasten & Co. members New York Stock
Exchange. National Bank OF West Vlr-
finin building. wheeling. ". Va Louis
+ BRAND MANAGER.
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you are tho ultimate consumer"
I'm not" protested Mr.. Crosslots,
with WAeAIless days. meatless days and
! everything days I'm not worth mention
,inx a. An ultimate consumer. I'm the
neixtnaI economizer.' '-Washingto Sta-.
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NEW YORK CURB MARKET

WHEELING, ". Va. Jan. 20. '1S.
Furnished The 1ntGlnSencer by A u
Nssten 4 Co, members New York Stock
Exchange, National Bank Of West Vir-
Einia building. WhcelinE- W. Va Louis
E ErAnd. tu0l.aKer.
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Standard Oil Subsidiary Stock

WHEELING. W. Va, Jan. 20. rs.
Furnished Tho Intelligenccr by A. &
Nasten & Co. members New York Stock
Exchange. National Bank Of Went Wiz
Einio building. wheeling, W. Va Louis
F. Brand manager.
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

WHEELING. ". Va. Jan. 80. 10.
Furnished The 1ntelligencer by A. E
Nxstcn & Co.. members Nav York Stock
Exchange. National Bank Of West Vir-
Kinla building. Wheeling. W. 20, Louis
F. Brand, manager.
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wheeling Mold Il Fdy. col

wheeling Mold Z Fdy. c0mmoN-
Transfer books close Januu-y 81, Tor a
regular I per cent cash dividend and an
extra 3 per cent payable February LIST.
Neuralgyline Co.-TranStcr books close
Feb. Il. for regular 5 per cent cash diVt-
dent, payable Feb. %.
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PETROLEUM

OH. CITY, Pa. Jan. 22.-Credit bal
apccs. 1915. Runs. %5.419; average. Co.
U26. Shipments. 62.9G4: average. 1891.
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N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

WHEELING. w. Va. Jan. 90. rs.
Furnished the tntelligencer by A. F.
= Masten & Co.. members Of the New York
Stock Exchange. National Bank Build
inI. Wheeling, ". Va. Louis F. Brand.
manager
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The seventy-htth lineai de0oo0ean& CT,
CONTIGUOUS Is living in the Chinese otwn
where the founder Of the Chinese res
ligion was born and where no was buriedl
rs centuries ago. ---.--...>----.
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2 S1b. = I y. 90 !.
COFFEE

! NEW YORK. Jan. 29.-Cofrce-Rio.
I No. :, S.3+c; futures easy; March. $50:
July, 9.03c.
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LOCAL STOCKS
| Bid. | Ask. . L. S.

WHEELING. w. Va. Ian. %, rs.
Daily quotation list OF the Wheel1nH
Stock Exchange. Compiled for Intclll-
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Watch for the Opening InstaIlment
Of Gerard's Second Series OF Articles,
EXPOSING German Intrigue.
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Cash QUOTATIONS.:
Corn-Hos. and yellow nominal mo.
yellow Sl.5SIl.6l.
Oats-No. white S6ls q SSHc; stand
ard 86% GtS7hc.
Pork-Nominal. ,--..~
Lard-S25.07. -a-'4f',
Ribs-$23.22@ 2i.0.
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New York Cotton Market

Total sales 521.3o shares.
Bonds s5.63EU00.
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FINANCIAL COMMENT

.tpckS ASST
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-08-13
WILL TAX SOFT DRINKS
Near Beer Also Levied on-Stamp
DUTY on Patent Medicines.

Washington, Aug 13.-A 10 per cent
tax on all soft drinks sold by the
manufacturer. producer, bother or I'M
porter. and IL tax of from One-to two
cents on soda fountain drinks were
written into the SS.0G0,0OO,0 revenue
bill by the house ways and means
committee
The proposal is to put a tax of two
cents on each ten cents paid for all
soft drinks sold at soda fountains,
and Of one cent upon sales of seven
cents or less.
Near beer and similar fermented
beverages would pay ten cents a gal
Ion. The committee expects to raise
from this source somewhere close to
S100.0O0.000, it was stated
The committee took the proprietary
medicines and patent medicines out of
the manufacturers 10 per cent tax
and grouped it in 10 per cent stamp
tax.
The government expects by this
change to largely increase the reve-
nue., although the tax rate is the same
because of the higher retail prices.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-08-13
3O5 u. s. CASUALTIES;
DRIVE Toll now 5OI9
Latest Lists Contain 81 Killed
and 225 Wounded.

Washington, Aug 13-Three army
casualty lists contain 305 names. di
vided as follows:
Killed in action, 81 died of wounds
10; died of disease, =; died of acci-
dent and other causes, 1 wounded
severely, 81; wounded, degree unde-
termined, 15S; missing in action. I.
This brings the total thus far re-
ported from the Franco-American
Marne drive to 5019
Killed in Action
Lieut.. Earl J. Grogan. Atlantic City.
Died of Wounds.
Harry E. Kuehner. Allentown.
Walter Duncan, Bradford.
John J. Fallott. PasSaic. \. J.
John McHarg, Jersey City, \. J.
Lonnie E. Massalsly, Breckenridge.
Vincent Perl. Pittsburgh.
Thomas F. Rice. Pittsburgh.
Russell L. Ross, Etters.
Charles Fl. Strickland, York.
Wounded, Degree Undetermined.
Lieut. Clark O. Tayn.or. Erie.
Lieut. Harry S. Douglass, McKeesport.
Lieut. Thomas w. Kearns, Dorchester.
Thomas l.. Claypoel, Kittanning.
Floyd c. Hamer. New Brighton.
Herbert T. Hochard. Somerset.
Frank F. Sullivan, Collingdale
Oliver T. Lockhart New Briehton.
Leroy L. Stewart. New Brighton.
Nathan Auritt. Philadelphia
Francis J. Crawford. Philadelphia.
John Joseph Devlin. Philadelphia.
Daniel Fecca, Philadelphia.
Thomas J. Furman Philadelphia
James f. Gavaghan, Philadelphia
Richard Grunden, Brighton.
Howard w Laurer, Beaver
William S. Sarver, JohnStown.
Peter Spirito, Philadelphia.
Benjamin Loffard, PasSaic. n. J.
Harry NJ. Cuff, Jersey City. n. J.
John Lewis, Atlantic City, n. J.
Abe BeddOw. Boonton, n. J.
Alexander Dalfonso, Philadelphia
Thomas Fallucca, Newark, n ].
James W. Fesler, Harrisburg.
Kazmier SzumatowicZ, Daisytown
Peter P Ozeles, Philadelphia.
George w. Pepperman, Jersey Shore.
Joseph S. Stansbury, Newark, n. J.
William Zapolski, Shenandoah
William L. Nelson, Pittsburgh,