davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1919-12-12
Canada Sends Cold to
Offset Adverse Exchange
Advance Of 3 Per Cent in Pre-
,.1ium on Dollar Causes
Government Action

The Canadian government. aroused
70 action by the complete demoraliza-
ton of the exchanges between that
country and the Unetd States, is ship
ping slO,o0O0OO in gold TO New York
to help correct the abnormal situation.
between here and Montreal reached
crisis yesterday, when the American
dollar went to 4 premium Of il per cent
in the Canadian city-a jump Of full
3 per cent from the closing rate on
Wednesday. This established q new
high record Such a premium meant
that Canadian interests having pay
ments 10 make in New York had TO pay
Sl.ll0 on every $1,000 RENTED to New
York
The gold that is being forwarded 70
New York by cypress will, il is ex-
pected, have & sentimental effect al
least and will help the situation some
what. although II rs only a drop in the
this country and Canada is running
heavily IN our favor. and yesterday it
was reported that there were no buy
ers in the local marae. to absorb the
large offerings Of exchange on Canada
The demand for New York exchange at
Montreal is said to be Of huge propor-
tions, with every little exchange avail
able even st the high premium Quoted
Although the balance of trade be-
tween Canada and Europe is running in
her favor, that condition does not act
as an offest to her debit to the United
States, as Canada is buvng more for
cash and selling 70 Europe on credit
The pound sterling yesterday fell to
new low record. Demand sterling a,
the close Of trading was quoted at s3.67.
ard that no check to the decline in the
near future is anticipated was re-
fected in the rates for sxty-day bills
quoted at S3,625 and nnety-day bills
quoted at 1851. French and Belgian
francs were a shade stronger vester-
day, but lire were again on the decline
According to South American bank
ers. the United States will probably
have to ship more gold to Argentina
than it IS now receiving from Canada.
The large wool shipments at present
have turned the balance of trade with
this country largely in favor Of the
Argentine, and ma require the shin
ment of at least $4,000 900 more of
gold. It was estimated yesterday Ten
millions were shipped last week.
Argentina has been on the point of
extending a 100000 900 credit TO Italy.
France and Great Britain for some
months, but thus far the necessary
legislation has not been passed bv the
Congress there. 1t was reported yes
terday that the reason for the delay
is that certain legislators will not vote
for the credit without promises from
advocates of the measure that they will
vote in favor of similar credit to Ger
many.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-12
Dividends
Extras

Central Aguire Sugar Comrany An *
ira dividend OF $3.50 per sha,s n sddi
ton 10 the regular quarterly efNdend q
$3.50 per share has b"sn declareo bo,h
i.ayabia January TO stockholders OF rec
ord December 20.
Ottawa Traction Company Extra div-
dend OF per cent in addition to the usua
quarterly dividend Of per cent. both
payable January TO stockholders Of rec
ord December IS.
Ottawa Car Manufacturing Company
IN extra dividend OF per cent has been
declared in addition to tAe regular quar-
teriy dividend OF per cent, both payable
January / to stockholders OF record De
cember 10.
Extra dividend OF l per cent has been
declared on the common stock In addition
TO the regular quarterly dividend q
per cent. both payable Jannar" TO stock
holders Of record December -.
Lawyers Title and Trust Company.-An
csra dividend OF per cent nas been ce-
teriy dividend OF IA psr cent. both pay
able January to stockhoiders OF record
December l3.
extra dividend OF per cent has been dc
caared the common STOCK, in addition
TO the regular quarterly divide nds O. per
cent the common and n per cent on
the preferred all payable December 81 to
stockholders OF record December Is
dend of 4. per cent. IN addition to the
regular quarterly disbursement OF 4 per
cent. has been declared. both payable
February !.
Provincial Paper Company Regular
quarterly common dividend has been in
the dividend rate for tho year up from 4
to per cent. payable January TO stock
holders of record December Is The reg
riar quarterly dividend OF Is. per cen,
on the preferred WAS also declared. pay
scie January TO stockholders OF record
December i5
New-York tribune., 1919-12-12
Bank Takes Another Step
In Fight on Suec,,)at;op

"ASHINGTON. Dec. ll.-Act:on Of
the New York Federal Reserve Bank
to-day in raising interest rates was
sald oy FEDERAL Reserve Board officials
to be another step in the campaign 70
curb speculation. The board has been
using every means within its power TO
check speculation during the recon
struction period, it was asserted and
therefore, the New York banks inter
est advance has its whole hearted CO.
operation"
The board has been handicapped n
ITS efforts to aid in stabilizing market
values because Of the interest rates
PAD by the Treasury N its heavy bor-
rowings. it was explained. But The
Improvement shown in the general
financial situation has permitted the
Treasury to dispose of its LAST two
issues Of certificates of indebtedness
rreaoliy, leaving the Reserve Board q
lation.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-12
General Advance
In Steel Prices
Is Now Under Way
Manufacturers Assert Up
ward Revision Is Neces-
sary Owing TO Higher
Production Costs

A general upward revision of steel
prices was declared to be under way
by leading manufacturers yesterday,
who said that only By putting into eff
feet increases would they be able TO
cope with the growing demand. The
announcement that one OF the large t
producers. understood to be the Beth
lehem Steel Corporation, had advanced
the quotation o. structural steel So a
ton was regarded as an important
step in the upward tendency.
Among the factors named as being
behind the necessity OF quoting higher
prices were the serious stoppage OF
production caused by the strike Of mill
workers and the shortage OF fuel Gre
ated by the walk-ou. of bituminous coal
miners. These factors, it was said in
the trade, had been followed by an
enormous accumulation Of orders on
the books OF all the companies. 1t was
pointed out that the only practicable
way IN which TO curtail incoming bust
ness and to enable the manufacturer
to complete orders on hand would be
to Jump quotations al around
1t was also stated that owing 10 the
factors named steel makers are now
confronted with higher costs OF pro-
ducticn. These are expected 10 be
further enhanced BIZ probable in
creases in railroad freight rates after
the carriers have been returned TO pri-
vate control. Higher freight rates. i.
was said, would result in greater costs
OF raw materials.
due to the belief that 1920 will wit
ness shortage Ct steel production,
SAID trade authority, many steel
companies are turning down hundreds
Of thousands of tons Of prospective
new business. The demand for steel
is growing daily, and the situation ha s
been aggravated by the steel and coal
strikes. The United States Steel Cor.
poration in the face Of this great de-
mand is holding down prices, although
consumers are naming premiums for
deliveries IN TIE first half o. mex.
year. Manufacturers foresee pro,
nounced activity throughout 1920. and
many believe that production is not
likely TO catch Up with consumption
un..l the latter part o. 1921, Il then
Tne manager Of the structural stee'
department OF leading independent n.
stated that the potential demand <or
New York City alone. where. he de.
clared, that there is a shortage OF five
hundred apartment houses capable o.
accomm odating one hundred families
each.
In the last week there have been ad-
yances IN certain senii-finished anc
finished steel products. including wire
mas, which are now quoted a. 81 2
hundrd pounds, against $3.50 a wee.
ego. Plain wire has moved I'D Il
cents, to 1926 hundred, and barbed
New-York tribune., 1919-12-12
PROPOSALS
PROPOSALS
IHE CLEVELAND AND PITTSRI RCH
RAILROAD COMPANY

'.rVelahI o, N0V-In1a- .,-1' 7eIa
Sealed proposals tor th= ssle o. ,,ere~al
Morteae~ Bonds q this Company Tor .,-..o..,,,
of the sinking Funi. a. rot 20 exec, var
and accrued Interest. to the amount - 60
sse viii bs geceived AZ tse $40 %.
M-~srs " ".nslov. l-an;er Na.nosr. ,
s''ar Strset New York \ Y 20 IN. .toss
oi business December ass 1919 prcpas.ts
must 'ndie at series OF bends A "E
or y, and also in The case of series
b- musi Indicate the number OF bonds
bearing coupons fer ST. 80 ana tor So 5o
eaeh respectively Bonds acc Ypiet Nill e
payable January End. 1920 with in,eres, 20
,hat cate. az the office OF MeSsrs Ntrsiow,
Lanier & Co. as above. II nor presented on
.nat Gay tho right Is reserved 10 retec,
J. E. KLoSs. Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-12
LehiRh VALLEY Railroad

Question-Will ycu kindly give ne
IN regard to Lehigh Valley Railroad
Company stock for investment or for
a speculation; also their bonded indebt-
edness and financial standing. Any in
formation you may give will be greatly
appreciated. Do you think they will
maintain their dividends ". r. R.
Answer-The total funded debt of
the Lehigh Valley Railroad is Se5. .361.
600. The company also has $40. 900, 900
bonds placed as collateral and S6O25.
700 in bonds and $4,000, 600 euuipm
obligations are held in the treasury.
capital stock outstanding consists of
S1o6,3o0 in preferred and $50. sol .7CO
in common. each $50 par value. At the
present time the company is deriving
about 90 per cent of its income under
the government guarantee of earnings
On railroad operations and 20 per cent
from anthracite coal properties which
1t owns. The dividend on the common
stock was reduced last June from 10
to I per cent yearly basis. Smaller
profits from coal operations are said
to have influenced the directors to take
this action. We have no way of know
ing what the future policy in regard
to dividends will be. The stock. We he
lieve, is speculative investment.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-12
CHASE SECURITIES CORPORATION

TO TIE sTOCkHoI.DERS
Notice IS hereby given that a Special
Meeting OF the stockholders Of Chas.
Securities Corporation VII! b. held al its
office at 81 Broadway. Borough II Man
haItan, city q New York, on the 26th day
OF december lylt. at . o'clock noon. 70
consider proposals to increase from 100 90 0
10 10000 the number OF shares without
nominal or par value which the said Cor
poralion may issue and the amount OF its
stated capital from s2.5oo 900 TO $4,000. :
o9o, the conditi under which such in
c.eases sAa!l become effective; the consid- =
GRAFTON for and the terms ana cord,,tno
unoer which. If authorized said new or
a aaoi.!onai ,- shares shall be issued, and for
1nr transaction OF such other business as
- P't perry come before the meeting
~ orosr OF he Board Of Directors
=. r. TINKER Vice President
W P OIL Secretary
New-York tribune., 1919-12-12
THE CHASE NATIONAL BANK
of the Git, of New York

NV E|TA- N0VeNl Oc! -. I9l9
TO THE. STOC CKFIDI.DERS
Notice Is hereby &. e that a Speciai i
Meeting # the Stockholders OF TIE Bank
VIII b. held At iis BANKING Rooms at 81
Borough OF Manhattan, Clty OF
New York. on the zsth day Of Decern be-
Iaia a. O'Clock 2. NJ. to consider ana
vote upon the questions OF increasing the
ca pltai stock 9f the Bank from sl00 600
to SIS. 100000: tne consideration for and
The terms and conditions under which. II
q Ut horizcd said new or additional shares
shall be issued and for the transaction Of
such other business as may properly Gene
before the meeting
By order of the Board Of Directors
= { ANDREWS Cashier
New-York tribune., 1919-12-12

On Monday. January S, the CHICAGO
Board of Education will inaugurate
class for watch making. a fully equipped
worAroom has been Installed for that pur-
pose in one OF the city's largest schools.
Tuition, material and supplies Will be fur
nisnsd free Ia all Students
Jeweiry houses that employ wa,chmat-
@rs are invited TO send apprentices TO this
school for two or more half days each
week The Increased output and eni-
cheney as we'll as greater accuracy in
their work result OF this special
training is expected to fully compensate
The government has also agreed to FUR.
nish a number of disabled soldier-stud-
ents who desire to learn waecn-makiug.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-12
Investment
Information

In this department The Trfhun. VIII
throw the light Of such Information as
n At Its command on the Investment,
problems OF It's readers Questions OF
general interest will be answered in
this column. Only initials will be used
Others will b. answered by mail
Address all queries. inciosing
stamped addressed envelope. to
FINANCIAL EDITOR, The Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-12
DIVIDEND NOTICES
The
Chatham &Phenix
National Bank

OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK
The annual meeting of tie
shareh olders Of the Chatham &
Phenix National Bank Of the City
Of New York for the election Of
directors and transaction Of sny
other business which may be
brought before said meeting will
be held at the banking house of
said association, No. 149 Broad.
way, in the Borough of Manhat-
tan, in the City Of New York, on
Tuesday, January 18th, 1920, at
IL o'clock noon.
BERT [. HASkINS.
Vice-Pres & Cashier.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-12
A Good Exchange

Question-Would be greatly obliged
TO you for in formation on the follow
ing: Would you dispose of 400 shares
OF New York, New Haven & Hartford
Railroad stock at 81 and take in ex-
change seventeen New Haven per
cent bonds, due very shortly at rs, and
the difference in cash w. E. B.
Answer-We believe the exchange
would be good one. New Haven stock
is probably far from a dividend and
the bonds should be taken care of at
maturity.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-12
r. E. Seamans Company

Question Would you kindly advise
me concerning the R. E. Seamans Com
pany, Inc, as an investment?-W S. W.
Answer-This company, which was
organized both as a holding and oper-
ating company, appears to be a we'll
managed corporation, but its shares,
like those Of nearly all companies en-.
gagged in the production of oil, must
be regarded as speculative.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-12

NoiltE IS hereby given that the annual
meeting Of he srockholdArs Of fha 80;
Meta Mig Co, inc. win be held a. the
oTfee Tfee a. the Company. ~ Wall Street. New
or. elty' care Ralph Royal. on December
20. 1919 at IL o'clock. noon for The nnrnoss
OF siec'lng directors and such other business
as may come before the meeting
RALPH ROYALL, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-12

wire 20 cents, to sz.45. Wire rod in -.
semi-hnished list is up 81 a tor. To $50
and IS above the prices OF naonsa ago
Bessemer and open hearth b:ilsts A.
S45 a ton, Pittsburgh. are Up 81 In =
week and So in the last thsrsy days
Open hearth sheet bars, Pittsburgh. ~
s4S are up 81 for the week and 50 ia
the last month
New-York tribune., 1919-12-12

~ , - <. ilFN@'1l Dr. Z 10.
FREFERREp CAPITAL STOCK
DIVIDEND 80 81
\ dividend - ono ami th-ee- -niisr-~-.
Per cent u ;. - on the Preferred stock -
ms 'ompanN has this day been de- AID.
-. be THURSDAY. January T. if1a .
Stock ii-rs 90 80 or.. Al tn close ot bus
nHs- Apuday. paceu brr -. irla
checks ~id be matted fN tn. t;la-srty
Trust company IF New Yo--
:. Eci.ANo. Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1919-12-12

INTERNAL LOAN-An issue of
6onds placed among investors in the
country by which sucd-Money and
Investments.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-12
New York Central

Question-Do you thisk New York
Central is good, safe investment =
S. B. c.
Answer-New York Central is specu-
lative. II is doubtful If the company
is earning its dividend at present,
although government contract more
than covers the dividend requirements.
However, under the new order of things
which will be established when the
railroads are turned back TO private
operation the New York Central ought
to be able to demonstrate it's old-time
earning power.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-12
GrBA CANt slGAK coRpnRArIoN

- N-7-N tIE'I--I-
qpar-cflE Lisid-n- II $ - Pc share
ias 'his lay Nern declared upon ira Pre-
fer~ed SipeN Of 'h.r Corporation - tbs
quarter ..d'rs December SfSf. 1919 ray-
able January -nt. le2e. 10 stockholders II
record ~ tne close % business, pecein Der
l5fh. 1912.
December 5ti 1919
II = HROYFR Y-easu-a-
New-York tribune., 1919-12-12
London Money Market

LONDON, Dec. 11.-Money ~ per
cent Discount rates: Short and three
months bills 5ss per cent. Gold pre-
miums at Lisbon lao.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-12
\OIICu no sInCkHOLDERs
The American Agricultural
Chemical COMPANY
~ York H.

OK 10 = =
!. quarterly dividend CT one and o-.-
naif Per cent G'.T) on ;ls Preferred
Stock OF TINS Company 90. 80 ard
quarterly dividend OF ;wo p-r cen. t-~r)
OF ~ Common stock .No S1l -zv- tesr
declared. pa. able Januery Is. it-0 "a
stockholders Of record a. he close o.
business on Monday. Dece.l ber - i7Ia.
THOMAS \. DOE Tress1r=-
New-York tribune., 1919-12-12
AMERICAN 1.N 20

Gaar'eriy di,iiend = one ar4 rf-e--
qua trfS pr cent haS beer. sia-e.i or -.
Preferred Stock os this cor1,ranv uasae.
~antsry md 1890. to stockholders of record
al Tie close OF busines. Dscemh=r ISM 1919
transfer Books VIII remain o34n Checks
maleo II sSMON.
Secretary and Trezsrre--
New-York tribune., 1919-12-12
, 'AfEp. December 4th. 1879
HERMAN LIVINGSTON. ~+--ets-v
1he New York Central Railroad oo-

Nsv YORK. Deceiat~r - 1913
Dividend o. One ponar arf -r--'v-
- Cents = 50 Ter snare ~ fh- sc-rsi
Sf'c< q ms Company rss b@e1 --- =--1
ia - olf i~r-.u@s =. 1920. = the 1-Scs -
n ! T@a slrer, - stockholders - .ec-r- -
: fns 'ioSa u business Janus~T 49,
or t7a purpose Of M annual Nee,'rs
't - holders of this Corlps0.. wclrf
VIII D. he'd January :. 1929 iha So
: iransier boz - Viii DO closed at = A..
) snLary = if-a. anG feopered A. q \ NJ.
January -4th 1920
MILToN ) EARGEP- -r-ss ..,rc-.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-12
AIR REDUCTION COMPANY, Inc.

DIVIDEND NO. IL.
TEe Ros-l - Directors = rfis ro-f- ---T
ras declared M regular gEsrtsriv tit.
deue - 81 ep per snare on 80 Csp,,-f
stock g tfe 'ompa1r. psyabls Tsnu--s s..
20 - stockholders of record tsete-' Hs-
81. 1919.
" " RANDAIl. see-s.s-v
New-York tribune., 1919-12-12
CAR AND ro; >pR, 60.

~ YORK. D"c"iii be- 1912.
CON MON CAPITAL STOCK
DIVIDEND No So
\ quarterly dividend % th-,e ,,a- -~nt
go on tAs Common Stock u ,nls Con-
ran' nas ms day been declared. Yayso.s
nlrsday- January !, laee "a stoc. .ncidefs
9I record At the close q business MOntay.
bece'n O"r 3 1919
hfcks VIII 81 mailed ~ fhe Guaranty
rust Company uf Sew Yorf
:. :. DeLANo. Treasu- r.
II. & WICK. s~crefarq
New-York tribune., 1919-12-12

a, In suthori-o IN = -sa.o ~ .Az
.s9.5sl s'oea At 'he comparg from
90 s. o1o .H1e ccrs'~. .n- oS o,s h.,- -
T17 iN"-lrr -norssnd share = ~ NJ
II. = :. o' 600 esca ting. Al inc.eas7
Sana shaF-s + M pa raida OF $40
'hi r. su-horlze me Offering ~ such
i'i.ree sd stock. To ~l'. s. 0e0 aa0. a.
sinsrr't icr az he -a-a II sioa fr-
fe'h siGe pr value thereof. r-o rata n
,fsc00 IT - .heir several holdings %
iNs So f~10iSerS of fha Company = re-
crt = -N7 rlcSs - business o. D=ce74l-
Tor =. iHle such sun-c priorS n -
'n*ie m or re.o-a such 6a-s and -lnier
SHcn regulations -ri lroVl> sons & -ha-,
t'9 determined ~ said Executive Com
ME noi.e- Of lie time and name
- ne SlnE ~rch subscriptions o H.
gen by ~ Secretary of ne Conpsr-
30 esc'i S;o.-1oid-r of record on he szy
tilH m sseh siocAhol1er ~ his is--
suovn Post Qfice address. At lessr s.x
$50 0ats before fhe termination % he
f=ftc1 curing which snch sIhscr; r;pf!crs
an - maze, aud 10 authorize the sale
~ or uader the direction Of tho
Executive tornynll'ee Of all shares ri
ssrG Increased stock not % taken and
Paid Tor 70 ssch persons. in such man
r@r a such times and at such prices
- sat1 Executive Committee shall de-
,eTW.ne sGcn prices. however, to be r..
.ess than 500 per sha
'ci TO taEA such other action a. MAJ
properly conc before -h@ said meeting
IN sa.ation 10 the proposed inc-ease -
aid capital slocA and the disposition
thereof
ed. New York. Decenlher :. 1919.
ALVIN ". KREcI. PreSidsn. q,
TIA Equitable Trust Company
OF >~ee York
III.Ai FCN. Secretary Of
he Equitable Trust Company
oi New York
New-York tribune., 1919-12-12
Apply to Reserve Bank

Question-Am the owner of a few
bonds Of the Second Liberty Loan. Note
that these. should now be exchanged
for permanent bonds. Kindly notify
me how, when and where to do this -
I. r. ".
Answer-Take your bonds to the
Federal Reserve Bank. 100 Broadway.
and they will tell you what to do.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-12
THE EQUITABLE TRUST
COMPANY OF REV YORK

NOTICE. IS HEREBY GIVEN
hat Special Meeting of the Stock
holders OF The Equitable Trust Com
pany of New York is. by authority
and direction of the Board of Trus-
tees of the said Company. hereby
called to be held at the principal
office Of the SAID Company, at No. 81
Wall Street, in the Borough of Man
haitian. in the City of New York. on
the 24th day Of December. 1919. at
20: 30 o clock in he forenoon. The
object Of the SAID meeting is
New-York tribune., 1919-12-12
LIVINGSTON REFINERS
CORPORATION
Notice to Unlders OF Preferred :.

The LIVINGSTON fi-fin-rS ferrors t'Oa
--sc'draf & regular eua --=-ir 'ItI-
Len1 on is Preferred stock rzNe5l= Ian
cary !, it2o to holders - record --ere-
II - tne eiess OF tusiness o. ue.errr=r
New-York tribune., 1919-12-12
Democrat Gets Customs Job
Rochester Party Leader Nomi.
mated bv the President

WASHINGTON. Dec. 1.-THE Presi-
dent sent to the Senate to-day the
nomination of John Palace. New York
to be Collector of Customs Of the
Northern New York District.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-12

John Palace is the Democratic lead
er of the regular organization in
Rochester and Monroe County. He
served on the Democratic State Com
mlttee, although not now member.
He is personal friend Of Charles F.
Murphy.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-12
Bonds

Appalach Power Ist 5s. es y
Cincinnati Ca- 4 Elec 5s SIS 50 -
Cot Gas & Elee IS '27... ~ sit
Col Power SO. 53........... Sc SIS
do IS "s3. Observation-Disclosures ee 50
Dallas Elec 5s '22... 49,
East Texas Flee So '4o... a2 81
90 "a 81 - ee 100
FL Paso Elec col 5s......... IS 20
Great West Power IS As 80 -
&i-r"st It'll SIS '-5...... 80 s!1
Ms River Power lst 5.. 7sh 7s
Northern Ont Light 4 es. 30 s5i
Northern States Power So rs IS 90
Pacific Gas & Elec es '3I Sc IS
Puget Sound Trac L & p 7s ssiz IS
Twin CITY & e 5s. 70 IS
Tn Light 4 r Is. SIS 3e 77h sol
do Geo IS. &c. IS IS
New-York tribune., 1919-12-12
FINANCIAL MEETINGS

NOTICE OF Special. MEETING;
OF STOCKHOLDERS
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1919-02-14

The w. C. T. u. will meet att the
home of Mrs. Weetman Dickinson, Fri
day, p. M, Feb. Ia. This meeting
will be in memory of Francis Willard.
The following program will be given
with Mrs. M. Schmidt leader:
Music-New America.
Devotional Service, led by Mrs. Gull
ton.
Roll Call - Responses States that
have ratified the federal prohibition
amendment @
Reading-Francis Willard.
The relation of the Francis Willard
memorial fund to Americanizatio work.
Music Some Glad Day.
Reading Blessedness of Receiv-
ing.
Piano Solo.
i How the Willard memorial fund was
used in 1918.
Appeal for offering for Francis Will
lard memorial fund.
Music-Prohibitio Victory.
Aaronlc Benediction.
Every member cordially invited to
come and bring q friend.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1919-02-14
MRS. OLIVER MABIE

Mrs. Oliver Mabie died at her home
in the town of Porter, Wednesday,
Feb. 5, at $50, after an illness of two
years. Mrs. Mabie was formerly
Pauline Smith of Johnson's Creek. She
is survived by her husband and six
children: Floyd somewhere in France)
Archie, Kathryn, Oscar, John and
Elizabeth at home. Funeral services
we're held Saturday morning at ten
o'clock from st. Michaels church in the
town of Porter, interment at Evans
vile.