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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-23
NAIIUN-WIU6 INUUS ThIRL UNnLOT
Grave Danger in Glaring Instances Of Autocratc gh'
Substituted for Democratic Right
By Author of ncr Fifteen Flags and Works on Human Condu

labor IN some "f the things u throat
ems t. d., hos departed Tar from our
dcmocTait.' deals. In fact. som" OIL 'ne
strik,. actions hay" all "t the 'haTa'''r
lstirs Of a mob md "\r"s" IN" genera
public l." great inconvenience. II H"'
~ ,mnincn, p.riI. SIrIk" leaders pro-
mate RAMPANT Jr"IudIc" against all VINO
dar" Ia oppos" their demands.
Recently Il representative" or inc
railroad men was reported I" nave
threatened. IF tho government oocs
not take over tn" railroads. we II Tic
them up so tight that they'll never turn
a wheel again" Such autocratc threats
are entirely out Of harmony with the
democratic ideals held by III" Amer
can rcurlr for over on" hundred ana
forty years. Such threats utterly lg-
moro IN. rights "f nin"-t"nths 81 IN"
rcorle 4 small aulhocratic minority
nr,nos,s by violent methods, in utter
disrcynrd Of the rights Of TN" majority,
IN force lis demands on n" government
and people.
Whenever ono organization ran force
tho government tu comply with lis 10
,n,nd regardless II the rights OF vast
majority Of tn" people. tn" mica
STATES ceases t." hc Il democracy. IN
fact tn" government then becomes
rn.r,. puDpCt. ub"ying on" p""criui or
ranjzation after another. Tho next step
is \ Dictatorship Labor needs to guard
ngalnSt any daring pcrr"rsion or JUS
,irc for tho reaction will most surely
infiict serious injury on ii. tn" tights
Of all classes must be respected IN the
consideration OF any one class.
Tho sNmpath"ti" Strik" IS announcer
au,ocratic instrument that is being OK
,cnsiyclv used. RcCauS" one company
IL unfair to its employees III" men IN
ninc other factories who haN" no grey
nnCcs strike. irjurinG min" upright en-
Movers IN order to bring on" unfair
man TO terms. The unfairn"ss OF Such
. conduct should bo evident I" all right
thinking men. Such Rutorrat" me'h-
DDS mean wilrul assassination ~ dem
, ocra,ic ideals The sympathetic strike
Substitutes autocra,iC might for demo-
! craft" right
Democratic ideals must dominate IN
dustr, The crucial question 81 inc
hour -: shay people rule or shall We
submit to tho autocrntIr domination OF
n few powerful organizations: LABOR
and capitaI must rcnch an agreement l.
, hoscd on Justice. and E" forward IN
! loyal corporation. each for all and all
| rcr Zach, in an epoch making achieve
mont.
! Copyright. 1870
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-23

During tho war IN" high cost Of nv
Ing was accepted and endured rs ON"
of the necessities IF war. To complain
was unpatriotir. Every loyal American
worked and paid m" price to win IN"
war. Nearly !" months have passed
since tn" signing Of IN" aTmiSt'""'
prices have Increased rather than de-
creased. as everybody expected.
Tho appeal If patriotism no longer
silcnccs our complaint. Nationwide UNI
rest finds expression in The conversation
Of factory workers over their noon
lunch. in the SoCial gathering whore
women talk over household economies.
in club rooms and III the daily press.
Autocratic ideas agErnvat" our un-
rest. Their" arcautorrat!c elements IN
our industrial and commercial If"
which threaten the liberties given /"
us by our democracy. There are
number of organizations in this coun-
try which. white enjoying all the rights
and benefits Of our democracy. hay" be-
come absolutely autoCratlc III their
methods and demands.
The funda mental ideal in n democracy
is equal rights and opportunities for
all reGa rdleSS Of friends or taSorS. Yet
combinations OF capital can control tn"
out OF the miSrrl"S Of their fellow men.
In spite OF government Investigations.
corporations continue To control the
markets by CorncrinE commodities and
compelling people Ia pay eNormtant
prices for the things that arc essential
to life.
Amid the rnGrosSinE demands made
BY world problems there seems 10 be n
kind of unconscious conspiracy on the
part Of the government. This is seen
in the reluctance with which II has con-
scented TO place on the market tn" sur
plus supplies Of food and clothing in
its possession. Months ago these sup
plies should have been sold to tho pco-
pie, as is now being done. Powerful
protests have been made by big dealers
against unloading these goods for fear
there would be a break in III" price.
Tho autocratic corporations fix the
prices the people must pay for food and
clothing and other necessities Of OK
istcnce. This IS not democratic. but
autocratic in tho extreme.
To remedy this chronic evil the gov
crnment should tixe 4 maximum price
for all necessities Of life. just az the
states have fixed the rate OF interest.
Liberty enough IL granted when only
tho maximum price Is fixed
There is another class even more
menacing In its autocratic orders than
the combinations Of capital. Organized
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-23
Our Daily Story
THE Willy LAUGHER.

Plexus Cuttcrup. father OF III" beau
tiful GladySsc. took another pull M his
c5 cent Corona Coronita Pazazza. and
said:
Speaking OF railway sidings reminds
me Of a saying about the weather.
Whether It's cold or whether it's hot.
we've got 10 have weather. whether or
not
"Ha. Ia. ha, Ho. no. h." laughed
young Parsley Garnish. "Hcn IA no hee
haw! You surely do tell some funny
ones. Mr.. Cutterup. You surely are
original"
Did you ever hear the ono about the
young fellows wife who made biscuits
for the first time" inquired Mr.. Gutter
un My dear he says to her. what ar"
these paper weights doing on the table
"Haw. haw. no! Ho. no. haw. My
goodness. Mr.. .Cuttcrup. you're II natural
born humorist. Hee no haw ha.''
Now, what clever little reader can
tell us the relation between PleXus Gut
terup. father Of the lovely Gladyss". and
young Parsley Garnsh. who laughs at
| his old jokes with such false hcart!ncss'
That's right-no relation just yet. but
young Parsley Garnish is very. very
seriously considering offering MIR. Cut
terupp q position as fathcr-in-law.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-23
ADMIRAL RODMAN
CREETS FUTURE KING

VANrOI e. SrN. e".-Gun;
doomed royal sHlurcs and thousands OF
cheering spectators llncn IN" S'r'''
when thr Prince uf Wales. on tour Of
C,uada. reached Vancouver today. Nd
mraI Hugh Rodman. commander OF IN"
PaclH. fleet. aw sth" first to greet the
nrrnrr MS h. stepped from tn" train.
How do Won do. Your Royal High
ness Admiral R"dman said as nc
rro.r.d rbc lrft hand nf Tho future king.
The rr,nrr'S right hand is still scr" from
~" thousands nf hand hnkc$ received in
eastern Canada
Tho rrIucc. speaking at the wclcom"
exercises held at Stanley Fark. "presS-
cd his pIcn~uro at III" presence IN por'
Of Admiral Rodman's flagship. the
New MCAiCO.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-23
CREEK TROOPS TO
OCCUPY XANTH|A

PARIS. Sept -(Havas.J Tn" SUI
prcme council today declared d"l:mita-
ton OF tho zones OF occupation IN Ocri-
dental Thracc. the Temps says. n
seems 10 be agreed already. the n"ws-
paper adds that Greek troops alone will
occupy the zone between tn" Greek from
tier Of 1914. the new Bulgarian frontier
and the Mediterranean. extending cast
to the vicinity Of Gumurjina. This COM
priscs what is known as the Nunthia re-
gion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-23
RIPPING RHYMES
ny WALT MASON.
wEARUESS.

II You're tired. o toilinG broth
ers Of the chores you have TO do,
there are forty million others who
arc lust as tired AZ you. Some
times when my back is aching. and
nv feet are sad and sore. remark:
IT'S no use making earnest efforts
any more: for I'm weary OF my
burden. and my heart is cold as ice;
and l fail TO SEQ guerdon l con-
sidcr worth the rRsec. Oh. I'm tired
Of splitting kindling and I'm tired
Of packing coal; all the dreams l
had are dwindling. and my hopes
arc in the hole. All the JOBS l do
are botChcs and I'm weary Of 1t all:
am tired Of winding watches. l
am tired Of playing ball" And l
look around for pity. and I lind To
nv surprise that tn" whole nm
moral city fairly s~armS with
wcarx- guys. They are tired Of dig
ring Eaters. tired Of lodging the
noltcc. tired OF shoeing alltGators,
fred Of herding ducks and geese.
rbev arc weary. ever. always. tired
If all this world provides: they ar"
tired Of growing galways. tired OF
tanning rhlldreus hides. So I'm
tired Of being weary when | hear
tho others sob. though tn" path OF
life hc dreary, ! wen. travel With
tho mob.
Copyright by George Matthew Adams
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-23

Late IN July there was an "Vamin-
alton before tho court Of cNidcnc" tend
ing to show that Senator l1umb"rt. who
was acquitted in May Of Il charge of
having dealings with the enemy. had
tried to corrupt officials in the matters
Of contracts in the United States.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-23

The Bartenders' Union has voted to
support the Boston policemen But,
considering the present state or the
hartenders' business. isn't that an ap-
rrnxima,e zero in support:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-23
SOCIALISM FAILS IN ENG
LAND

Naturalization OF railroads seems
% travel quite as rough 4 road In Eng
land Is In the United States. 1t does
mot agree with the Anglo-Saxon mind
nast or west Of the Atlantic. In July
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-23

The Scnatc's continued perturbation
over the Shantung patter indicates
that their opposition to mixing IN
European politics does not extend to
Asia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-23
YANKEES OHIO
VALLEY CHAMPS
Crack south Side Nine Are Amateur
Champions OF The Entire ONO
valley.

The Yankc" 4. =. Of IN" south H'"''
clam, III" champ. cnshr Of IN" 'ht"'
Ohin Valley III tn" amateur lass a. "
result Of lrhir wonderful record ma""
this season.
Tho South SIDE boys won eighteen
games and w"r" No; defeated once
They met all teams Il th"ir class IN IN"
ohio Wiley and never attempted I"
Sidcstcu any If them. Last SUNDAY
game with tho 81. Johns "f B'llair"'
closed the season for tho youngsters
'rhrir record.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-23

II Is reported that steps have been
taken 70 organize an employers union.
Now Just wait until those boys declare
a strike some pay day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-23

President Wilson seems bent on get
ting 100 per cent benefit out or That
$4,000 presidential travelling allow
ancc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-23

Supreme Peace Council VIII permit
Italv to deal with Fiume situation.
CAV. tho headline What do you mean
permit?
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-23
M'CONkEYS BOOKED
FOR THREE GAMES

Tho manager OF the McConk"y base
hall team has booked three games for
this weekend ON Thursday the team
will 20 to Cameron To meet that agEre-
CATION. On Saturday they viii oppose
New Cumberland. and on Sunday they
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-23

Senator Johnson says that President
Wilson is responsible for the high cost
Of living. II will probably also ue-
velop that ne was the culprit who hit
Billy Patterson.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-23

Mr. Palmer says he can see the cost
Of living dropping. H" must have ac-
cess to the equipment Of the Lick OBJ
scryatory.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-23

General Drake says that Secretary
Baker has ignored Congress. Due Ca"
you blame him:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-23

Captain Gabrielle D'Annunzio shows
unmistaknble signs Of having outgrowR
his trousers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-23

We'll. when tho league Is ratified and
Nc Gor To dong international polio"
work. twill give tn" American boys
fine chance to sec a lot Of the world.
anyhow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-23

Tomorrow - "Emmallne's Crime"
showing how mere playfulness can
wreck n life. Look for it,
Protected by George Matthew Adams.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-23

will line up against Holloway. THIS
series OF games Will probably close inc
season for ,hr MaCkS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-23
.HUMBERT CASE
IS DISMISSED

PARTS. Sept. 22.-The case against
Senator Charles 1Iumbert growing out
Of alleged "Amcrican contracts has
been dismissed by tho court.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-23
RIVER NAIxS.

PITTSBURGH. sept. -
Davis Island Dam. 30 feet. stationary
rain.
Parkcrsburg. II feet. stationary. rain.
Warren. zero. rain.
on City. Z inches. rising: rain.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-23

Always give . bullet the right Of way.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-23
r1oUR AND MEAL-RYE

FLOUR AND MEAL RYE FLOUR
steady fair e SEQ w&i4R SomS
FLoUR-Quiet; sSsO94 per 100 lbs. CORN
MEALEasy yellow gganT1at1G E SEgb
middiings do, SIS; red dog flour, i4o p.
sacks. yssi Western easy; BRAN, 100 ID.
,57.5OG6s; -four middlinss do. se25og
S3: red dog flour, 14O lb sacks, SOON.
OH meal. SIS per ton in sacks.
FRUITS, FRBsH--APPLEs-Re per
bs. ;lS17s green nnCb isO hs sna i. ana
VS Dbl. ssGf5o; Mcintosh. s5gs;
twenty Ounce, Dbl. s975o: Fall Pippin.
s4g5.5O Gravenstein. SAC 100; Greenlng'
;497; Gravenstein, far Western. box, 81 50
$3.50. CRAB APPLEs-small, bsk:. SAG
$50; bbl ;iJ9is' i lssssi; R BS1i isS S,k
tsgs5o: bbi., tS.50a 10. PBAcHEs-Jer-
sew bushei bsk., S29S; State, bushel bsk'.
s2as25; bsk., 75c. $3.50; Utah, bushei
bsk $50 PLIhsMDsm'oH Grand Ons DUKE IKE
so q csc; Bradshaw. 4og5oc; GRA GRAZ; =,
All varieties. crate, 75c. W$l15. HUCKLE-
BERgIEs-St l0gsse. i HAspshE .s5oS
$50. AVOCADO PEARs-Florids, per
doz., s1qS; Cuban. doz, $40 sSe; MUSE csio
MELoNs-Turloek crate, s&Si cole
crate crate Soc. q Sis. OSTRICH Ed MELONS
Western, $4,000. CASABA MELONS
Western, crate, $1.bO92.
FRUITS. DRIED-APPLEs - Evapo-
rated, far Western and state. h.. 200.
NAVAL sToREs-spirits of turpentine,
machine. bbls. n.7s, TAR-Retort and
s kn6s. .. ran sizs5 o r. s1fSo n
3, 3is.a6; F, t1s.6Oj @, iis; II. ls:b; ],
ssO.a5; K. ss2 NJ. s2s; n. 's4; W. 'sL5O'
and WV. s25.
OILs-standard. white, New York ex-
40 hallr
l Ease. SS2s.25. Water white New YORK,
bbls' sso25; do, bulk. 'l2.5oi do, cases:
;Siss; Meter sa'Olsns. f pSrTsi. tHSSi
SEED iSs. IN Q pbi.,, ,sis. Calcutta oil, 'saS
,I RGf iso lSs ,sss ,ss IL lbs. ,sSs Long
island $50 h. bag i59tSSi i Hsr'sy TGSSd
, '9Gf "a ID, 80 SI /.
basket. t1sSSL;sS; No; .. 7S S. gu pc. Del
bSi', ,s.95 9sSO.
Fresh killed; dry packed box. yys.sa
Wst fed MIX ssq' t.i b rsd .nG o2sr
each. slc; under 3 lbs each, see; iced.
bbis., Western. milk FED 2sgs5e. corn
Western TsS Ss milk FED kegs. 900 sic. corn
fed, is62sc; Virginia. milk fed. 81 lbs.
p pSis. SOC 500 .so. Jersey and long Island,
stste aDS e ssR S,SssS 9
s we.,.r Tow mix fec, ssSsss corn O0f FED
rs q sse: ary packed and Iced sbls.. West
SS. sS'd kegs 'GSs's sG Obj
bbIs.. a3c,i Western. Iced, bbls.. 2fQ22c.;
ana Pennsylvania. spring. ssc. SQUADS
,,-?fims white eos ssXssSi dark ssse
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-23

Benkert as manager OF their New York Of
nee, which will be opened soon.
New York Stock Exchange has received
application to list 1900. 900 8 per cent
cumulative preferred stock and $40. 900, 900
Glass n common sock of the Pierce OIL
Corporation.
National Bank of South Africa has
opened branches at Lexington and somer-
set West (Cape Province), Lake Christie
and Oogies (Transvaal), Umfulosi and Ton
gaat (NataD, and seven sub-branches.
II. II. Hammer. president and general
manager OF the Universal Shipping and
Trading Company. announces that that
company has amalgamsted with the ship
ping firm of Frank Waterhouse & Co.
Kissei, Kinnicutt a Co, william r.
Compton Company, White. Weld g. Co.
and Stacy & Braun are offering a new
Issue of $3.50, 900 city OF Toledo 6 per cent.
water works bonds due serially from Au.
gust l. 1887, to August l. 1874, all maturl.
ties optional on August /. 1924, and ar,
offered at price to yield 4625 per cent
TO the optional date and 8 per cent. there.
after.
wall street division OF New York Uni.
versity, at ~ Broad street, opens for IN.
year Tomorrow with a programme o.
more than thirty courses In commerce
finance and accounts.
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Guaranty Trust Company. registrar of
the Anglo French five yttr per cent. ex-
ternal loal bonds, announced yesterday that
hereafter the books will close for the
payment of registered interest two weeks
prior to interest dates, April Is and Oc-
tober Is. The books will close for the pay
ment Of the interest due october Is, 1919,
at O'clock Z. NJ. on October l, and will
reopen on october i6 at 10 A. VI.
Metropolitan Trust Company has been
appointed registrar OF Henderson Tire
and Rubber Corporation 10000 shares Of
preferred stock Of 500 par value and Of
100000 shares of common stock voting
trust certificates Of no par value.
II. Ebert Foster Jr., formerly of Hemp
hill. Noyes & Co, has become associated
with the bond department of ]. q. white
& Co, Inc,
PynchOn g. Co. hvse prepared for dis.
tribution a comparative analysis Of stocks
OF hve leading equipment companies
Ajax OIL Company has declared its
regular monthly dividend OF l per cent
on Its Glass A stock, payable on october
lb. The books close on October 8.
Hercules Petroleum Company has de-
elared the regular monthly dividend OF
per cent. on its Class A stock. payable
on october Is. The books close on oc-
tober 6.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-23

That the offering of 100000 shares of
the American Safety Razor Corpora tor
stock has been oversubscribed, was
learned yesterday. The stock was to be
put on the curb yesterday, but will not
be until the latter part OF this week. On
the stock, underwritten by Block,
Maloney & Co. $30,00O,00O to SS5, O0O,-
900 actual stock has been subscribed for
In addition to their regular business,
Block, Maloney & Co. yesterday took in
more than 100000. The American
Safety Corporation. which is the new
combination Of the Gem, Star and Eve g..
Ready Safety companies. is capitalized
at S20,000,000 divided into 10000
shares Of $25 par value. The earnings
OF the three companies for this year, it
Is estimated. arc in excess OF per cent.
on the $4,000, 900 capitalization.
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PUMA ALrnnr srnAn no.


~ Boston, Mass, Sept. is. 1919.
To the holders Of First Mortgage sir Per
Gent. Convertible Bonds and CoIlatf
S,ni trust Six Per Cent. Convertible
At meeting OF the stockholders OF
Punta Allegro Sugar Company held Sep
the holders Of the company's First MORT
gage Six Per Cent Convertible Bonds and
Collateral Trust Six Per Cent Convertible
bonds the privilege Of at any time ex-
changing such bonds for shares of the
common stock OF the company. upon the
basis specified In said bonds respectively,
company now required by the terms Of
SAID bonds. Upon deposlting bonds for con-
version the holders will receive certificates
for the stock issuable In exchange there
Tor, together with interest on such bonds,
accrued from the date Of the last matured
coupon thereon up 20 the date Of such de-
stockholders, Il is provided that in case
ponds shall he deposited for conversion
during any period when the transfer books
OF the company are closed, such deposit
shall take effect as of the date OF the re-
opening of the transfer books. and that II
any such bond shall have been called for
turity and shall be deposited for CONVEX
sion after the date set for the prior pay
ment thereof, the right of the holder 10
make such conversion shall be governed
by the terms under which such bond was
originally issued.
The privilege TO convert bonds in ac-
fective Immediately, and a bondhoIder de-
string to convert may deposit his bonds
with The Merchants National Bank OF
ment OF the Mans or names in which n,
wishes the certificates OF stock to be Is
sued In respect thereof. Registered bonds
to transfer the same executed by the regis.
tered holder, or be registered as payable
to bearer before such bonds can be con-
ROpfcRT w ATR1Ns rr.a.urar
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-23

80 q sac. White Leshorns Via express, 81
g32e. FowLsmVia fresisht. heavy; sse,;
mixed, via express. SO see; white Leg
horns. via express. 81 9S?e; OLD Roosr-
ta fresh sSG toms Via frsisht ssc
DUCKs-Western. freight. soc; Southern.
zee. GEEsE-via freight. 90 q 22o PIG
EONS-Per pair. freight or express, s5c.
PROvIsIoNs-POrk firm; mess. $40 95O;
firm; mess mess oo i27 2s; family. ;soq9l;
Hogs easy; baeons, 25%c.; lao. lbs. 20 Z Q. /;
io:iS ibs;, 81 q s2c.i dry ssited clear. is. 20
?4S sSoo. Gr sSs anist yssiiow lsS
hams weaker; regular, io.is Tbs lbs. 2sse.;
skinned, 1920 lbs. 27%c. Taliow steady /;
city special loose g. 1ec Lard irmer mid.
2: "a Y g "a c. refined lard hrmi Continent.
$50. 20; South America, 13O5oi Brazil,
stearine steadier; city lard stearine, S2c. /;
oleo, 1Sc
RICE-Domestic screenings. 7Xc.; sec
ond head, sac; medium, lave; fancy
13Ac.
SUGAR - Cut loaf 1o.5Oc: crushed.
X AK PoEydsEed :. zoe. powdered. else
r TS A. s;eoei No. i, s,s5c. W. e'4
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RoTs-Nearby, 100 bchs., ti93; Dbl, q. 50
g2;?5. coRN---1OO ears s10G5o. CUCUM-
b.E s. EcSs 'l25ga Ssl taYS pickles.
land. bsk., 1904; state crate, $500
go So r., small nal crate: .;2Gs, cHIcoRYS
qsl. CELERYGstate and jersey do oS,
roots 20 q ISc.; rough. crate. s2qs. Es.
H TI}GEnRSI l. 5S lbs; T9s; LIT:
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yellow. ,s$ ~; I'd, ssSssGG! s spssi:s:
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MICHIGAN STAMPING OFFER.
Issue of S2,OOO,OOO Preferred
VIII BE FIoated.

An issue Of $4,000 900 Michigan Stamp
ing Company per cent, cumulative pre-
ferred stock. participating up TO per
cent. is being offered by Bonbright &c
Co. Michigan Stamping Company is one
of the largest manufacturers OF various
lines OF metal stampiugs for the automo-
bile trade. serving practically all princi-
pal makes
Earnings. after proper allowance for
depreciation. but before Federal taxes
for 1913, were more than three and a
half times annual dividend requirements
on this issue, and, on that basis. earn
inRs for the last seven months OF this
year will be almost nine times divi-
dend requirements. The stock Is Of
fered at 500 a share and accrued divi-
dsnd.