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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-22
IT'S WELL
TO kNOW w
That Chasco-Vin is Almost Sure
To Keep the Flu" Away.
Don't Trifle With a Cold.

If YOU nave i cold Or feel one devel-
oping, or if you are weak and run
down from the Elu or other causes,
Chasco-Yin the IRON ana tasteess cod
liver tonic viii help YOU TO quickly re-
gain your health anu DO more to ward of
the Flu and It's attendant dangers than
anything else.
Take it before or after each meal
and at bedtime and it VIII increase YOUR
strength and vitality, often 100 Per
cent IN two weeks tune. But YOU must
take It regularly.
Chasco-Nin Is sold in Wilmington by
Miller Drug Store, 404-fO6 Market street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-22
HARLAN STRIKE ENDS.
Riveters 10 Deal With Government
Through Special Committee.

The strike of the riveters employed
st the Harlan plant of the Bethlehem
Shipbulding Co. came To an end this
morning when the men returned to
work
Last week the other departments
of the plant elected shop committees
in agreement with the American Feder-
alton of Labor The men who have re-
turned to work will organize their shop
committee and then present their claims
to the executive board Their grievance
is with the government, with which
they Will deal through their new com
mittee, deciding to continue work pend
ing settlement.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-22
Is Your Blood Starving
For Want of Iron?
Iron is Rcd Blood Food-Nu1ated Iron
Helps Put Roses Into the Cheeks of
Women and Strength and Energy
Into the Veins Of Men.

If you were 10 20 without eating until you
become weak. thin and emaciated, you
could not do a more serious harm TO your
self han when you let your blood literally
starve for want of iron--iron that gives 1t
strength and power 10 change food into liv-
ing tissue. muscle and brain. without plenty
of iron in the blood. no matter how much or
what you eat. your food simply passes
through you without doing you any good
you don't get the strength out of it and in
stead OF being filled with youthful strength
and energy you are weak. nervous and all
run down. IL you arc not strong or well you
owe 1t to yourself to make the following
test: See how long you can work or how FAR
you can walk without becoming tired Next
take two five grain tablets of ordinary Nu1-
aJed Iron three times per day after meals
for Two weeks. then test your strength again
and sec how much you have gained Num-
bers of nervous. run down people who were
ailipg all the while have most astOnishingly
Increased their strength and endurance
simply by taking iron in the proper form.
But don't take the old kinds of iron simply
TO save few cents You must take iron in a
form that can be easily absorbed and as
simulated like Nuxatcd Iron ii you want IL
10 do you any good. otherwise il may prove
worse than useless You can procure Nux-
sted Iron from your druggist on an abso-
Lutte guarantee Of satisfaction or your money
will be refunded.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-22
New Drydock Proposition.

Philadelphia, Jan. 22-Another dry
dock proposition came to Vice President
Coonley, of the Emergency Fleet Corpora
ton, yesterday. 1t involves the taking
of all three docks allocated to the Phila-
delphia district There are now SIX prop
ositions under consideration, with four
different groups Of capitalists behind them.
All the propositions, except one, are for
sites on the jersey side.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-22
EASTERN SHORE MEN
At GAMERS MEETING
Judge Covington of Easton Urges
Packers to Combine UnderWebb
Law for Export Business.

Chicago. Jan. - Maryland men
had prominent parts n the opening
session Of the National Gamers Is
euciation Convention here this week.
Judge Harry + CovIngton. of Iaston,
was the principal speaker Yesterday
afternoon, appearing III his capacity ot
general counsel for the association r. 4,
Slndell, OF Baltimore. president 0f the
Canning Machine and supplies As
soclatlon, replied to the address Of vel
como by II. II. Nerrick, president Of the
Chicago Association ef Commerce, and
President Henry Burden. of the Gamers
Association.
The address of Judge Covington was
largely review Of conditions m the
canning industry during the war. and
contained highly optimistic note with
reference to the future OF all theindustries s
which ought 10 prosper, he declared, that
of the Canncrs was IN the forefront. This
was because Of the patriotic servlcc It had
rendered the nation during the war.
Judge Covington urged that the
canncrs combine under the Webb law for
export business purposes, and predicted
excellent trade if the matter could be
svstematized asst should be- Another thing
he advocated as measure for the as
sociation was the nationwide inspection
system.
Cooperative effort on the part Of
the Gamers was declared to be abso-
lutclv essential during the reconstruction
period with lis grave problems. The most
necessary thing to the canner, Judge
Covington said, was lower prices. He must
be able TO obtain his product from the
farmer on a cheaper basis
Last nights session was gwen over
to addresses by Senator Fernald, of Maine,
and tie report Of The committee on
nominations Today the various sections
of the association will meet separately
The Maryland delegation Is among the
largest at the convention, which, in turn,
Is declared to be one Of the largest ever
held by the association.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-22
DEATHS

COx-Iu this city. on January 10. 1919.
Charles l. Cox. N his S3th var
lodee No II q. . 2 and Brsndywine
I0dgc No SIS. B. Of u I arr invited II
a. ms parents. Mr. and Mrs lohn Cox.
5n4 Nsndever avenue on Thursday after
noon. January = a. - o ciocA inter
Tnent Silvcrbrook cemetery
pAytS-In this city on January 20 1910
Wilioughhy Rex. son Of Charles and
ella y Davis
I . o - are invited - attend me
funeral services az the residence ~ ms
rn0ther 400 West seventh street. on Thurs
aay afternoon al CLOCK ihteruthi al
Silverhrook cemetery
soft and bright the stars are shining
ON 4 sad and Ionely grave
I'm tns one tho loved him >o dearly
Whom We tried but could not save
Gone 10 rest.
EAGLE~oN- Ashland. bel on Jan.
,4ary n. 1910 Margaret 4 daughter OF
Annie Eagicson aged p years
Funeral private. FrdBy morning Ian
,,srV % Mas a. - Patricks Church Ash
land at . 80 lntermcnt at -. Patrick
cemetery. Ashland.
TRAMF In TINS city on January 10. 1919.
Afarv Frame. II hrr Soth year
Relati - and friends are invited 70 al
tend the funeral services az : he residence
a. her nephew William q Alexander. lO02
Ibeiaware avenue. on Thursday morning at
2 O'Clock Intermcut a. Parksbu Pa
GFRREs-ln Philadelphia Pa on Jan
nary Is 1919 Arthur q son Of the late
Casper and Wuhclmina Gerre>
Relatives and irlcnd~ ar .ltrd ~ attend
tho funeral from no MC~' seventh stree. I.
az Thursday morning 81 clock kequtcm
r1aAs o. earrcd Heart Church lntcTmeut
private at riiverbrOOk cemetery
IUGG,INs 9udd.ui, ia this rty on Jan
nary tf 1912. Richard NJ Higgln~ aged
iun,rsi -.rucc, and in,crmcn, p,i,ate
ITt TCHFsO% In TIN, ctt - January
~ 1919. Prlo Hutchinson. aged ~
Nparr
l&clatise- and trienas are tnslttd ~ attend
rht funeral -tfNioe- 81 lr~ Iat- h',rn.. -Ua
NUsf TWtUfl ~. uud ~trtr. pr riday Jan
UafN - 81 = elu.s iute rmcUt priyat, al
NtlmunFton aud Brand wiuc cemetery
JACKSON LIN tins cifs ur January I'll.
1910 81 htf late residence lNZy Pine
.tr,,H FLORENCE ~ Fpl,1 wife III Frank
3, jackson aged - YEAR
hclati.t~ aud friends art iuN ittd tD attend
thp tnrral -trslras Trinity NJ r
Chufci Iwsntt -ae oud aud church streets
ot FRIDAY afternoon. .lanuar. "a a. so
O'Clock intcrment AZ kiyeTN iCN Ceulc-
terry
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-22
IN NEMORIAM.

III loving memory OF Nelson T. Gray. who
died January ~. 1917.
Two vear~ have passed how long IL seems.
since laet We held your hands
And watched your spirit take its fight
10 that far unknown land
W miss you m the morning
W. misa YOU all day long
Blt some glad day well greet you
Amid the blood washed throng
Wife and Children
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-22

An Everett tailor who is making a
speciality now OF turning mems suits
had II suits waiting to be turned on his
hooks the other day He charges sl2 for
turning an ovcrcoat and S17 for turning
slnt
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-22
NEW HARTERS.

src,.i9T C,crre4rordence n Every Evening
Dover. Jan. p Charters were Sled
here, Yesterday, as follows
Pan-American Food Products 10,
Wilmington, Del capital $500 90
Tric0 Manufacturing 60, Wilmington
Del chemicals, 100000
Commercial Syndicate. Detroit Mich,
To loan money and negotiate loans,
800 600
Ross Navigation Corporation, New
York City; 800 600
Increase In cauit3l of Alpha Chemical
Works, Inc from Sl0O000 tn $3.50 900,
of Automatic Co, Denver Col, from
$4,000 to 100000
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-22

Frank Parker Of 600 Walnut street
is buyng all the Liberty Bonds that E
can get hold If ADV
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PRICE Of HOGS
NOT YETF|XED

WASHINGTON. Feb e5.-D""ls'on
~ 10 III" continuance ~ the food hd-
mimstraiiuns minimum hos price
policy after midnigh; Friday. ">pcE''n
today by Frank S. Snyder. rhi"r Of tn"
Iucut division. vii uoi be mad: until
I'rAs;dcn; Wilson has d"irr'nin"d tn
question: IL rmlSnrE,>'S affecting nc"-
t-.lk and other countries.
This became known thnIG hi aft"r
food administration o'ftClalS had COLI
f.rrcd with the war trade BOARD ANA
lu1"r with president Wilson at IN"
White House during the meeting or the
VIII cabinet.
After the White H"TEe conferences.
frod administration officials "HPi"h-
.>I there WOULD hc no fu1 hcr need ~
maintaining = minimum rr,'r Il 'h'
world markets could hc CIrn"d UP :"
free trading In pork. This question VAS
discussed at the meeting OF he WIZ
..etincl'. and II was sud ne rTra'c"h
lind taken II under hdr>"Tn";t az"
would consider T. together WE "h'F
pracrs Of tn" cinharEn dN"@''"h-
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SPECIAL TIES IN
STOCK MAKE 7.

NEW YORK. Feb cs.--Sp""it'ti'S con-
tirusl =. fc:,tsi7" III" more "Spa-aSt''
and dive -s,:r,,l dealings "u. ''tH $f"'A
exchange ;n-.ia". prices m ';!' ''''''
,i,aoc,ng und>" THO "h:iouS iai''i'AS'
49, n,nJx Amun1 rioters ind r"!at"d
<,.c,ai,,ee %"v"--,t n"~ high F"'h'"S
wr:~ ,rIde.
Ncccv rates relaxed - 4 Tar!i"i &c
ry.s. Ill loans -ul,HE nj ~ per t'os'
n;., yrcre c.rtorr.! At -. "sHt in ''H
closing hnu- whra rhs S;n''k Is, y ~
MOS, acr,vc add n. h..;:"-;; !'vris.
Trading ulS ,,rc:$i"aIl'y r'SiEa. h'H
.Aurinc Tho early and tnt"77':"dih;" -?
iadS pr dcv.', - 7.y,lc;ts,'u n" ia"'r i!''".
further industrial dividend 3'"uc'"H"
and III. uncertain status az local H''S
,ions IN thai San" connection
Tho rarkct WAS ~ It's flood. IN u"
last thirty u;inut,=s. wh"n l uitrh States
Steel ruS.> m extreme" =; = 20 rs ~
top quotation since tn" cut IN ne com
mon dividend. other :aroCttsS also COM
Ing forward.
Among the more striking gains OF inc
day were General Motors. Whit" MOTORS
Kelly SprinSt,eid tire. Continental Can.
Beet Sugar and Marin" preferred. AZ
advances ~ . to almost points
- Corner rallied ! to j. on reports OF
a moderate irrcign Inquiry. lrctheES. 10
haccos and utilities participated 10
points in tho final uprush. also rniS. IN
cluding nu1nsrnus minor OF low p7''~u
issues. but oils reflected constant pres
sure on selling prompted by lower ps'ces
Tor fuel oil. Sales amounted [" ?aH.VV"
shares, which establishes record TURN
over thus far mis- year.
Conaparstive steldiness was the oniJ
feature, of the dull and contracted BOND
market. changes n To important case
exceeding fractions.
Total sales tpa- valuel aggregated
ss.sTS, 600. Old United States registered
As rose x on sale. other Issues showing
no change on GIL
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;E.rnnra!s--
W:!I:a:n Enhinr. Cleveland. q.
Albert Johnson. West Hanlin, WA
So ;.nil" y. $hnrak. McI(""S Rocks.
walter ". Heating, GAINESVILLE, o.
i.,r."! Is N't;Hr"I. Pittsburgh. Pa
COX no:Sa:rl Pearson, S:eubsnville,
Ohio.
lr.Eai+*---
III William Foyntcr. East Liverpool,
Chic.
.rns"pn Y.wodrak. E:adGprk. Pa.
.i"rn N"ndfn. tl"yr land. ..
+ S1e%rio Taqainto, ClarksburG, ". Va
Jr':u F;lu';$. Wa>h:rs;o0. Pa.
h:,.wrd Abort hu.nwIiH. cleveland.
I'i:.r.
.iui i'rn!'k. E"r.a. =.
Tho:1i:s q. Barrett. sY:cc. IT. va.
Martin =. E"tl"irw:.'. Cleveland. q.
James 3. Mcc-cgo:, Highland, W. Va.
i;urIun Maclnt">M I'mi"n'own, Ia.
.I"Hr lISk. I:ra,:.:"cH. ia.
49,. Sarus.k. I.nr;,in. -.
Waldo Watson. Glrv'lan|.. o.
i.h. ;niirh. ''icv"ii,n':. q.
I.Gni":,: smith. i-'ra'r. -:
Waiter rhl,r Sr"nc;'r. i"hnGto"n,
Pi.
Henry =. T"diTrS. nl"ri'r. n.
,'i:srl \ hll'n. t"lGmi,u>. q.
francisco Allo, Wheeling, w. va.
Thomas f. clcary. mngo Junction, v.
t;r"rr" ilnrwoui. cleveland. D..
Albert Martin. Cleveland. -.
William Mnllln. Akron. -.
Spencer Mullins. W!l!rlwtnd, ". Va.
I J. Tar"k r!"v"land. q.
Francis Il. Taylor. ParhersburE, W.
Va.
Lester Trainer, East Liverpool, o.
Willie Cogar P:cfcns. W.. Va.
William Clayton De,EuCer, Buokh21-
non, w. Va.
Josef Dc1nkowskI. Arnbrtdge, Pa
George J. Klein. Lakewood. q.
W-ladySlaw Marcicniak. Erie 4 !;
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wounded toegrcs Und ,tcrIniuca).

wounded (0cgrce Und scrInincN.
Mianr:
Frank e. Robinson, Mursiusrlll". Ind
Ir""trnnn;%:
Samuri +. Nll"n. Iiu:lor. IA
Robert II. BrookcE, East Liverpool
Ohio.
MATTHEW i!al.,n u. WI,:s""i'h. uh!"
S"r&rani>:
Ralph s;ul}lrau Thnm"s. I'itts:Arth
IA
'arr"s !. 'Tr,:.'. I'.,i.hur%l. -.
corporate:
r.'".' Noycr. nIuE"ST". IA.
jean i;o% f:ir!rrImnL. P.l,.bir9h. II!
Ipnrlr% Wnndg'a-t, L"Ecu. nh".
.,D'u t., H:rTrr!". Cl"v"Ia: .. hh!".
Harmon m. ChrG5tin:.. War, ~. We.
Irserh Crawford. Pittsburgh. Ia.
MoAtio Gr.lcy, cto;h.er, r. Va.
Charles E. Johnson. beaver rails j."
Ci,nrlay W. MCDONALD, steEhs-l5.owu,
W. Va.
.ios"ph McVrr-y. Eraddc'cf. Pa.
N,ot lGa loao, Mscco, W. Va.
john !. cum,:::n%. EolIEhui ono.
-cuy Mcst. ClarSsb1rE, W. Va.
l'nui SaliGlA. Canton. nhl".
rrIvaics:
lavdnr nnrgir.Ski. F-.''. Ia
.r,;n Esarthul"'nrw. I"ur-Ei3wn. L"i"
Adam !:!sch CnllIrw"nh. ohio.
Edward ". Carpenter, EnvengTood
W. Va.
Irhn iirrlaCicr Columbus. Ohio.
+. Whitney E. 1udd4e. Franklin, ". Va
Joseph :. Schm1 .dhuu"r PiuShurh. IA
I.lo:d Y. TNt:It. Pittsburgh. Ia.
Kar;rund t.. taGlcv. Youngstown
Ohiu
iH..nh Tucker. Cleveland. Ohio.
James slonn. wheclirE, W. va.
Ilarr" Walters. Cleveland. Ohio.
wounded Slightly.
Capt aims:
l,n,u- Wine Whi'inE. Glvattsviilr. Nh
Alfred J. Law. Chattanooga, Tenn.
.iGutcnan!:
Chnr1os ". Morgan Dale, VI. Va.
Charles .tIt-,rI Freed MchccF Rccfs.
Pa.
Arthur BaIdnE,r. Pittsburgh. Pa
BuGIcr:
John c. wilcox, Eorgautown, W. Va.
Privatrs:
Albert +. Darcae, East Liverpool. Ohio.
Mike i:arGnrl McEecapor1- Fa.
John W. cline. Wavrrly. Ohio.
Willard ". Dnnlcy, Youngstown, Ohio.
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'.CH1cr.:.Esu).

WOuni'd tur:>"rc u,.'.''tcfiii.ii.Tl =: 80
M'",:ni!. 4 slightly ............--... -
wouuGea (1cSrca U=G,5cr:".Ead).
rorprrH!:---
rharsa. \. Nun:. ,'ui@i:nur,. r..
Eobert L. McEil:S:&r. suncrico. VI.
Us.
E,nrberi ". W".I.L. ...ai:cu'"nd. q.
jesse Sherman w:i:tc, Marin" Ferry,
oilIo.
rrvatcS---
Edward e. Sra:rr. I.""eho:,"":. -.
W.lIian t. 'Thari'. %rn""vi'i'. -.
Ni"i.ac! l. W.,:.h. "i1i",.'.':::. l':'.
Joncph T. W'oodvt!lc, S75ce: Sp2."SE'
". Va.
Env Wrrdwa:':. %.}"s, ~
! William X. h:nlct=Nag, Ve5t A!3H"a-
der. Pa.
clarence y. Mr:iurrry. r.':,:mr.;N.
Pa
.;sasrp;r E:a;.,h. carnegie. r..
William lInnrrH Aaron. g.
. Ma-vcJ xuz,rlcn, A-inko Jarcs:oE. o.
Tr:irf T. Murray. ii. i.!,'Ir%h. Ia.
Giles &. F1uIniey. J't.ai, ". w..
p":.r' For! nhIIr- fCiih..r'""i a.
John r. RaE5oa Fira saI:ty-Lc, ". Ia.
john r. liar,l',t. Durna!. ia.
Percy pcvurc, Adams, W. -.
,'nrirar! r.Ib"rk. I'ii;Sn.'r"n. -.
Carl N:.ucr. PiaevLl.c, W. Va.
Harry T.. 81 ~rrrnar. cleveland. g..
Frnnt snallsrldgc, French Creek, W.
va
David a. snniancrr. --cTset:, W. va.
Leo ]. voltx, T,hnel!:G, ". Va.
t4eorne Z. Warner, ciccievilia, ". Va
Lawrence = caller. L'.;i'I'rEh. l'a.
rar! Hutchinson. pinSh':rs,l. Ia.
Mike r. Lavt!rn. Akron. -.
Eoy pull1n, Point F:eaSaat, W. IT,.
E,,. Brewer t-':i;u:;rr. q.
Dow Daniel Rutherford. Webster
Springs, W. Va.
Frc"I & Sry.I0.d. Washington. IA.
John Henry jacob Ar,,tt. Pittsburgh.
F.
wounded eighty.
Colonel Jane. X. Parsons Columbus,
Ohio.
Captains
James u. Eas":. Wa*hinG.nH. y. Q.
Donald =. Macljy,!". Springfield. Mo.
Evan Howell Foreman. Atlanta. ia.
!. ELLIS Hoffman. New YORK. y. !.
Lieutenant Chester L. Eskey, Wheel
t1E, ". Va.
ScrEcnntE--
Franklin G Bates. cleveland. =.
Adds CnyIr. Pittsburgh. Pa.
Oscar r. Maynard, Shltuer, ". Va.
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DEFY GooDS.

N-ETW YORK F"h. &C. 'n''Hn g"''h~
yer. generally quiet to-day. lT7h' com !
..aacd OF :" ha*IT ~! Va GEMS ''''
3Si:. inch 541Gns. Yarns wrSr dn.i. NJ"
NJ ,cs arc expected I" hr male an "'ap!"
mems wear this week. Silks T"r" qnt'.
RAW SILK easier.
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HOES ARE BEARS
IN CORN MAKE 7

CHICAGO. Feb. c6.--~.Artir!patian that
;hn ho,; pr,cr minimum would h' r.
moved had 4 decidedly D"arlsh effect To-
day an cen but was C"unt"r-3Alancrd
finally by ,;lik nf lifting hndranc'as OH
he export 81 pork. II" corn mark;
closed nervous L. not i"~rT :" NC "d-
vance with MAJ sl.2G'. 80 s!.26% and
July sl.3is lu Sl.>4i.. OatS finished
unchanged. ~ higher and provisions
down zoe TO 500.
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PETRoLEUM.

n1I. CIT. Pa. F"h. IS ~'.' 'rH3i; h''~
4r.cra 81: RUNS @3.i:": average saw
shjrrcn,s -. So: avcraE" 41."N".
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wounded Severely.

Ilr-"nt 49, ClSa3nn'ti. T.'iS::.-:'''. -.
J1z.cG Efwsrtl SEath-ny, EIcl,~coi', ".
Va.
-. -1"l :%sr;.,";rwnhi. Pittsburgh. II,
Ire. 'ha":r. i'h,n@"r. .T'tts''Ur.t,. IA.
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Standard Oh Subsidiary Stock

WHEELING. W. VA Fnh. 26. ia.
FURNISHED Tn" IutellIgrrcr7 by \: r.
hastrn G. TO-. m"rnbrra ~ thr NV i"rK
S,nrt Exchange. National Eat.& Build
az Wheeling. ". Va.
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New York Cotton Market

WHEELING. ". w.. f'"h. %. -.
Furnished The Tnl.liig"rf"r by A F..
MaSrcn {: -. members -; IN" - nrk
SCI Exchsrs" %a:i"ua' Bank Build"
Ing. Wheeling. y. Va.
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Ny. STOCK EXCHANGE

WHEELING, ". Va. Feb cs. Is.
Furnished The Intslliseneer by A,
Nas..n a 10 members OF the New York
StocE Exchange. National Bank Build
ius. wheeling. W. Va Louis F. Brand
Resident Partner.
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Ktllru IN Action.


T.j.u'ruHu',
S:er:,rr Eau, !Irsk:uS. Nn:;':s. I.
Died from Accident End Other Causes
l.irulrn?ul.
Fer: Guy. N"w Er;I'on. "a.
The following .rahloh ror:"L::rn* -
ssur,L NJ az nrp"nAi% lo ~" r"&ulh:
ra.;,nli% lSrs at III" rru!''t - u" ''.'-
rr:ii I?.""> :;>Str.ia''"
K.IIcd n Action. PrevlouBly R27orTou
Missing In AcIIn2.
Cnir"rnl:
M.aiuou E T-owOr:dGe, EinGwnod' ".
Va.
Died. PREVIOUSLY Exported M.cat7" IL
Action.
P:'vn'':
iar> A,irh"l3. i:m"k? E.T'". r!l,",
worGdca Severely. Previously Reported
LE"fing - Action.
Pete" r. Hilr%. 'N;t"":::r pH.
wounded (peg-oc UnGttnl=dned). Prey
ously Rcpo-cct. K!arinG :. Act!c=.
!rirn;r:
InGrr,isg NauD,. rl'"';n:.:. 'h.".
Returned t. Du-". r..'T4t1i:ly itop'T'ed
Missing II Acton.
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

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STOCKS AND BONDS.

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LOCAL STOCKS

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American Casualties
AFTERNOON LIST

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'.rHnraie----
W:!l:a:n Enhinr. Cleveland. q.
Albert Johnson. West Ea1nlin, ". Va.
y, a"iI" y. Shnrak. McIi""S Rocks,
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-08-15
LIBERTY BONDS WORTH
S223,000 STOLEN BY BOYS

New York, Aug. 13.-Liberty bonds
valued at $2230OO wer stolen yester-
day from two brokerage firms in the
financial district here, it was learned
Mt police headquarters late today
The stolen bonds in each instance
had entrusted to messenger boys, who
have disappeared. Richard Whitney
& Co., were the victim of the larger
thert. This firm dispatched mes
senger with s17S,G0O worth of bonds
to the office of Kidder Peabody &
Co, brokers, across the street from
the Whitney offices. The messenger,
a hey did not deliver the bonds ana
the police are searching for him.
The other theft was from Simmons
d Slade, whose loss totalled $4,000
in Liberty Bonds of the second issue.
These were stolen under circum-
stances similar to those under which
the bonds of Whitney & Co, were
taken.