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Evening star., 1919-10-15
CUT COST OF BEING I'LL.
G. w. U. Students Arrange for
Voluntary Taxation.

George Washington University STU
dents have found a way to cut the
cost of being i'll. If any one OF them
is taken i'll this season-gets "fIu," or
sleeping sickness" or any other of
the popular ailments-the doctors
bill will not exceed IS; indeed, will
not be that high.
This is made possible by a volun-
tary student activities tax just au-
thorized by the board Of trustees of
the university. Students who sub
scribe to the tax are entitled to free
medical and hospital attention dur
ing the year, in addition to getting
a years subscription to the Hatchet.
the weekly student publications; re-
ceivfng copy of tho Cherry Tree,
the student year book, and being ad-
mitted to all athletic contests and
debates.
A student will be entitled to three
home visity and three ofiice visits
for each illness. He also will be
entitled 20 room. board. medicine and
nursing for a period of three weeks
at the University Hospital. A uni
! versity physician will be appointed
to take charge.
Evening star., 1919-10-15

street, Baltimore, Md.
Private John H. Kinney. Company D,
s55th Labor Battalion. aunt. Mrs, TIL
lie Elders, 1ot Elm street. Richmond
Va.
Second Lieut.. Richard A. Baker
una ssigned. Field Artillery. wife. Mrs
+. A. Baker. Jessup. Md.
Civilian EmpIoye Frank J. Macaboy
mother. Mrs. Alfred Nose. 46 FoNal'
road, Washington. ID. c.
First Lieut.. Elmer j. Smick
Quartermaster Corps. wife. Mrs. r. j
Smick. Driscoll Hotel. Washington
d. c.
Capt. Fielding Francis Reid. field
artillery. father, II. +. Reid. sos Cathe-
dral street. Baltimore, Md.
Evening star., 1919-10-15
patients AT REED HOSPITAL.
D. C.. Virginia and Maryland Men
Arrive From Oyerseas.

These overseas soldier-patient.,
either suffering from wounds or illness,
whose homes are in the District of
Columbia. Virginia or Maryland. ar
rived at the Walter Reed Hospital
yesterday:
Private George c. Cook. Quarter
master Corps. brother. Donald E.
Cook. Point Of Rocks, Md.
Private Earl ]. Myer. Medical Corps
mother. Mrs. {. Myer, 1875 Hobart
Evening star., 1919-10-15
Lunchroom Company to Dissolve.

Because the crowded condition in the
new building OF the Interior Department
made necessary the withdrawal Of per-
mission TO conduct q 1unchroom on the
ground moor Of the building the De-
abandoned its business ana has applied
to the District Supreme Court for fsave
to dissolve the corporation. Tho board
Of directors include y. b. Alexander. L.
Alexander and NJ. w. Alaxandars-
Evening star., 1919-10-15
Callahan Wins Scholarship

Capt. Tim Callahan, center on the
Yale foot ball team, has won one Of
the service mems free scholarships
from the knights of Columbus. Gala
han entered the examinations held re-
Gently for the former service men
who sought scientific training.
Evening star., 1919-10-15
CAR FARE INCREASE
I BEING CONSIDERED
Commissioners May Reach
Decision Before End of
Week. 49,

| With the annual estimates of District
expenses for the next fiscal year. com
pleted. the Commissioners today are ir
conference on the question OF whether
| street car fares in the District are to
be raised. A decision probably will be
reached before the end Of the week
| The problem is admittedly the most
difficult the city heads have had to han
die in connection with street car service
Officials who follow street car affairs
nationally say that there probably is no
| other city in the country where one
street car company is falling, behind in
its operating expenses and another
thriving on the same rate of fare.
Capital Traction Not Asking More.
That is the situation confronting the
District Commissioners. The Washing
ton Railway and Electric Company has
presented evidence to show that it will
not be able to meet expenses this year
unless higher fare is granted I'M
mediately, and the Capital Traction
Company has made no request for addi-
tional revenue.
Commissioner Brownlow would not
say before the conference today
whether the commission has given
up the idea of zone system. At the
recent hearings on the question pro-
test against such system was voiced
by citizens from all sections cf the
city.
6 or 2 Cent Fare Not Unlikely.
The general belief is that ,he COM
mission will authorize an increase to
6 or cents in the straight fare, or
order the issuance of four tickets for
25 cents.
The difficult phase Of the question
which the commission has to decide.
however, is whether any increase
granted to the Washington Railway
and Electric Company should apply
also on the Capital Traction lines.
There are some who contend tnat the
commission is without authority to
establish differ rent fares for each COM
pany. and others who argue that it
would be wrong to authorize :he
Capital Traction to charge a higher
fare when it has not asked for mo-e
revenue.
Evening star., 1919-10-15
MILLS OPERATING
STRONGER TODAY
Pittsburgh Reports Hundreds
of Men Returning to
Plants Daily.
BURN |. w. w. PAMPHLETS

By the AssOciat ted Press.
| PITTSBURGH. Pa. October 10
Pittsburgh district steel mills = are
operating more fIlly today than at
any time since the nationwide strike
| of steel workers began, more than
three weeks ago, according to reports
from representatives Of the employ
ers. The latest statements from the
various companies indicated that hun
dreds Of men are returning to work
daily.
Reports from the Carnegie Steel
Company are to the effect that thirty
nine of its blast furnaces are operat-
! ing on full time. Clarion Steel Com
pany officials say their fourteen-inch
mill opened last Monday. is still run
ming full blast. while 900 men are
reported to be at work in the plant
of the Weirton Steel Company at
ating 100 per cent" according to rep
tresentatives of the concern.
Unions Still Confident.
The claims of the companies were
met by union leaders today with the
statement that the strikers are gain
ing ground steadily and that no de-
sertions have been reported. Strike
breakers, brought into the Pittsburgh
district recently. are joining the
union, announcement from strike
headquarters said.
Another effort to have the Pitts.
burgh city council grant union leaders
public hearing on their charges
against police officials and magis-
trates will probably be made this
week, according to those in close
touch with the situation at strike
headquarters. A petition for a hear
ing which was presented to the
council yesterday but failed of adop-
ton complained that city. authorities
had denied strikers the right to hold
meetings and had Disseminated
against organized labor
Evening star., 1919-10-15
Recruiting Rally.

The biggest event of the NC-4s
visit: here. however. Will he the re-
cruiting rally at Liberty Hut tomor-
row night where the speakers will
include Lieut.. Commander Read. Lieut.
Commander q. NJ. Weichelt and Rep
resentative F. c. Hicks of New York
There will be a reserved section for
young men. and free tickets for seats
cruiting station at 33S 9Th street. But
most of the big auditorium will, be
open to- the general public, and this
will be the first opportunity for resi-
dents of this city to hear Lieut.. Com
mander Read tell the story of his his
tory-making fight.
Evening star., 1919-10-15
I. w. w. Pamphlet Burned. :

CHICAGO, October 15.-An I. w. W.
propaganda headquarters recently
opened in South Chicago today bore a
placard "stay away from South Chicago
and was empty of the literature it had
housed. Two hundred men. including
a number of discharged soldiers. last
night marched to the hall, drove out
the secretary and pitched the books
and pamphlets into the street where
gasoline was poured on them and then
set on fire.
New Britain herald., 1919-06-19
BUSINESS SOPPORTUNITI

FOR SALE-The only tailor shop in
 Forestville; averages over $75 per week. Apply J. Click, opposite
 Post Office, Forestville. ct. 6-17-5dx
New Britain herald., 1919-06-19
Taxpayers Notice!

All persons liable to pay taxes on real estate and personal property in New Britain, Conn.,, are hereby not- fled that the following taxes have been laid and are due and payable on the first day of July, 1919:
 City tax on list of October, 1918, first and second district, 21 mills on the dollar.
 City tax on list Of October, 1918, first district only, 16 mills on the dollar.
 We will meet the taxpayers at City Hall, Room 204, July 1, ?, 3, 5, ', s, g, 10, Il, 12, 14,, 15, 16, 17, IS, 19, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 2S, 29, 30, 31, from a. m. to 5 p. m., and to , D. m, every Monday, Wednesday and Saturday. to receive the same.
 Office open Saturday afternoon.
 Interest at the rate of per cent. will be charged if not paid in July, commencing July i, '19.
 Note-Persons owing taxes on old list arc requested to make payment before June 25, to save expense Of liens We will be at the office every day from a. m. to 5 p. m., and from 7 to 9 D. m., every Monday, Wednes- day and Saturday during June.
 BERNADOTTE LOOMS,
 City Tax Collector. New Britain Conn.,, June l, 1913.
New Britain herald., 1919-06-19
SERVICE NEWS COLUMN

Do you need work? If you are a discharged soldier or sailor, the use of the column below is offered to you free of charge. Sec that your quilli- fcations are outlined like the sample below and bring in your ad together with your discharge papers, as proof of service. Employers are urged to get in touch with the advertisers in this column by mail, through the Herald Office.
 Sample-John JCnes. age 27, former private Co. 1, prefers outdoor work Has had experience as auto mechanic. Write care of Herald.
New Britain herald., 1919-06-19
ANOTHER OUTBREAK
 EXPECTED IN BREST
French Sailors Who Tried to Break Down Jail Arc Quicted for
 Time Being.

\ Brest, June IS, (By Associated Press )-The demonstration of French sailors here last night and today fol- lowed the landing of sailors from the Black sea fleet who were in volved in the revolt at Odessa. The men were brought to this port on the French warship Justice and after being landed were lodged in the naval prison at Fort Pontanoire.
 At about s o'clock last night 200 sailors broke down the gates of Bar racks No. ?, paraded up Rue Siam, down Rue Dupont and attempted to rush the naval prison to release their imprisoned comrades. Their attempt failed.
 Achievements for the French in fantry on patrol here have arrived and the number of gendarmes has been doubled. The streets are under close guard and at present the city is quiet enough but another outbreak is expected tonight
New Britain herald., 1919-06-19
t2.OOO ON SHORE LEAVE.
Nine DrcadnOughtS of Atlantic Fleet
 Anchor in North River.

New York, June 19.-Nine dread- thoughts of the Atlantic fleet, with ac- companying destroyers and supply ships, arrived in New York waters today and will anchor in the North river until after July 4.
 The big fighters are the Pennsyl- vania, Arkansas, Wyoming, Texas, New York, Utah, Florida, Delaware and North Dakota. The aircraft sup ply ship Shamrock and dozen de- stroyers accompanied the fleet. More than 2,000 sailors will be given shore leave.
New Britain herald., 1919-06-19

Help solve the housing problem. If you have a tene- ment that is vacant or will be soon, let it be known through The Herald's To Rent Col umn. Rent seekers read it daily.
New Britain herald., 1919-06-19

WANTED-POSitiOn by cx-ScrVicc man driving a Ford delivery or clerking in store; good references. Address Box 18AA, Herald Office.
 6-17-6d
New Britain herald., 1919-06-19

'FOR SALE-OWn a home; full price,
 $1,OOO up; great bargains; easy terms. Tel. 92-4. 6-l9-2dN
New Britain herald., 1919-06-19
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Be sure of a Com- fortable place to live. 1 have one more nice residence in kensing- ton that is going to be sold quick ly. $2,550.00 cash takes it, bal lance on mortgage. Eight rooms, suitable for one or two families. Furnace, gas, electricity, driven well, large veranda, good shade. Two minutes from trolley. J. J. FitZsimonS, kenSington, Tel. GAIA 6-11 -d4X
New Britain herald., 1919-06-19
FOUND.

FOUND-Large, new autOm Obilc tire
 Owner can have same by proving it as theirs and paying for the ad. Apply P. Cabelus, City Service Sta ton, D. m. to 6 q. m. 616-6dX
New Britain herald., 1919-06-19
SITUATIONS WANTED
LOST

I.OST-Black sack coat, between Franklin Square and East. Return
 to Herald office. G18-2dX
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-27
STOCK MARKET
GIVES HOPEFUL
IMPRESSION

NEW YORK. Sept. 26-Th" trend 81
tpday'a stock market h";Eht"n"f thr I'M
preston that foremost financial inter-
ests were increasingly hopeful! or an
early adjustment Of II" 5uda$'-!a' CTS
created ny the st"ci str -"
Much Of tho days news c"2'!HS " "
Tho labor situation was " tenor ''l
culatcd to allay apprehension "".'''
other advicNS r'"".I'd d" '"'''''''>>,'''"
houses from representatives n HndAN-
trial ccntcrs offered partial EXPLANATION
OF the urgent covering Of sh"r' con-
tracts
stools and kindred issues. namely
crlipncuts and motors. wrr" among IN"
leading features OF session. th"ir
strength from tn" very outset impartinS
a confident tone 70 the general list. rails
and a few speculative issues proving the
only conspicuous exceptions.
Gains among popular stool shares rang
ID from ono point in United States Steel
70 almost sixteen points in Cruclble the
movement in the latter stock. however
evidently being du" TO technical c"ndl-
tons
The same reason applied 10 the l.
point advance in general motors. al
though the entir" motor list and IT'S
subsidiaries gained 10 points WIN
equipments and several Of the more
prominent metals.
Sugars led tho food division. som" or
the high priced and closely held shares
such as Cuban-AmCriran and S"u'h
Porto rising - to % points. with heavy
action Of Cuban beet sugar. Industrial
Alcohol and American Can at gains Of "
TO points. Highest quotations ruled ~
tho last hour. despite III" riS" IN call
loans from the opening rate Of percent
to s. as much rs percent bong PAID ny
belated borrowers Sales amounted TO
900 shares.
There was less activity in Liberty
bonds, but some OF that group wer"
strong with other domestic issues. inter-
nationals holding steady. Sales (par
value) aggregated $lQ.T5o. 900. Old
United States bonds were unchanged on
call
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DALLAS

nkILNS " Na Sept - II IS &.
p,r.rr son ,r Thomas and Margaret
Mc\nrn Porter. Mas born Feb !. 1872,
d,I.trrrd i':s If" Sept. -. 1919. In
carl, Wealth he united with tn" Freshly
terrain church 81 Dallas. 81 which church
Ne. had r'nnl..i 4 mrInh"r, MIR. Porter
lea v,., lu MOURN his loss tn" following
hr,li..r> agd sisters. \. j. and Thomas
of near llllnS: kath"rin" and Mrs.
\.,r, ,;,..r 80 E.dylugtrn. Martha.
I-ab,l aud tbia at hnm". Funeral ser
.a-t~ wrr, ,..rliuri,l at ,wn o'clock
Tn. ...I.,, 81 liz, h,tu. hy Rev. +. :. WI
i.,.s .,r', -. :, b,rL 'lrr body NaS laid 1T
,...r -, rI.. VI, View e., u"l,r, at Dallas.
NI.. NI..,. ,'alIl,lI returned TUGS
a., i,. N.I,-rl,n. whcr, !h, Nlndcr,
..,.,.,r.... J,r :Ib,,>s vn the
.,,l
~ l,.,h vii - - Wheeling
>...,',.,,.. ,,,, ,,'".. @, ,rm,Ir r,,unyrI
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CLOSING STOCK LETTER

H. I'r.lat" Wire /" 4. T.. MaSrrn d 60.
NI:W YORK. Sept. @G.--Th' market
tu,ry did not heed TN" news &! TIA"
NyAikuul ~ the H"thlrEcm plants fer
M,uuiny ncNl but rald more attention
T." thu news which announced an IN
,r";t~'d attendance AZ the other steel
plants truclhi" was An outstanding
/, allure Of strength. rising [" alloy" -"".
i'"npl.' Whu ar informed in trurih."
are NiIli tI!kIus Very much hIEh""
pri,r< lr" i'I~ stuck. and stat" thai haI
tn" SIriE" question not arIS"n. tru'iil"
l>uuld now m further advanced III H."
quotations. ia" oil stocks Yer" ais"
we'll huuEht. BUSINESS. however. vas
more pruf' Ss!"nHl. bui al lover levels
Their. So HIS 10 b.. SON" Investment e.
u;uId. W. j. NutiEian u 60.
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tings wcrr business visitors in Wheeling
Wednesday.
Don't hesitate 20 enter tho Intelligent
GERS Automobile and Diamond am
paign--if II il good for your ncIShoors'
it's good for you.
BESSIE. ItIr daughter # Mr.. and Mrs.
dc CUNNINGHAM. .!l~ur "Ih"ta"da +. l2%4t
ode cunningham. II IN. threatened with
typhoid.
Vernon Johnson. VII" has ho"n 80 ser
iouslv i'll Of typhoid - Improving very
slowly.
Th" farmers IN tbs vicinity ar" very
busy filling their s.l"s during III" favor
able weather.
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Th" regular serve" a. IN" FirS'
CHRISTIAN ,.Lurrh VIII L.. h.li SuudH,.
Rev. e. t. Wilkinson VIII '"ndu"; tn"
srrvlc" and has prepared am Interesting
sermon for h"ih til" m"rnlrs ana "T"u-
irE s"rl &C.. Special mus" Viii "' r'"-
d"r"d hr th' members Of tho choir.
Ey"r,uu" - ,uv.lrd /" attend.
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Ready For supper.

Everything - III readiness Tor th'
supper which is :" L. l"ld thus "v"hinS
hv the members Of tn" Mems h'bI"
,Hass Of tn" First Christian church, Tn"
mon have made ont q delicious menu
rud Will b" assisted IN S'rNin% Il by IN"
ladies Of the church. The SUPPER Wall
Il" rin Al ,!ghi u'ri""E. EvrfY"n" 8 m
yil"d to.att"nd. Th" rr"""''!S Of In" ar
far Will l." used for "a" b. u"Ii "i tn"
,,'tu-rb
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Tie. V.,rw"ri Nt'tl,'.'" Wy LOS"
,h-rr hn~" had N"U~.'u .<uii'!'N Afternoon
wlrn th,N clash wtih H." Fast n""da
Match G,..i,ti.l t'arn -" tn" Twenty
satin street I.Il .rr""dS. Wheeling. n
n recent 2.r,,. -. WnrW""d"rS gay" the
Matches. all, u,,hh;rg and expect TO
cop ,hr> s,,ro,. ., WILL whil" tii" lr""da
llJ> are. ,..,,ud"I; e.; turning tn" tables
,,, ,l- Abilities. n" Warw""d lads
hay,. hrj % mast successful season on
,hr ,Iiai,uIrI. meeting som" Of III" fast
est teams III III" Valley and th"y ar" re-
carried as ON" 81 tn" fastest IN their
lass. The Warwood lineup and batting
order follows: joined. #: Lump, IS; G.
Murray. IF: Stewart. p. 2b: sutton. c; g.
GRAY, Sb; y. Murray. RE: q. Gray. lb:
Lnrr. ID: S'imu,l. e: ';rSn"y, p; Smith.
.: D0ty. =: Kelley. ~.
All Warwuod players are requested TO
be- at "Rud" Sutr"nS barber shop 81 !!
o'clock. Suuda! afternoon.
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met the Smith AIr's Of Wheeling.


NJ. l'rrL Rcd IS suffering from
bruised arm that she received . Few
days ago.
Miss Ethel Young OF Pittsburgh. -,
visiting friends here.
Earl Anderson has returned to his
home after 4 business trip TO Columbus.
Mrs \. VI. PrdgI"y is visiting her,
mother at Beaver Pa.
pr. ih"rSold has purchased . new
Oakland auto. -
johnson Murray OF Pittsburgh, 10 VS.
itinE friends here.
" W. Kemp who was injured last
Sl,urfrv ~ 4 motorcycle accident Is
getting along nicely.
Don't furg"t IN attend the "arvocd-~-
Triadrlphia football game al Elm Grove
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Club Met.

Tr, r..r',..:5 Of the Midway club held
;.., M".l'y meeting last evening IN
.h.ir cI,:l, r,rnms on Marshall street inc
ru, rtina ~ w"ll attended and num-
h.r h'i- arss matters were taken up
and = used
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Total sales. $4,000 shares.
rrwuRGH LIVE STOCK.

prTTSBCRGH Sept. 26.--(attls,
r4eadv; supply light Firm" 1900 %
1850.
Sheep steady; supply light Prime
~s,beys 1000 q 1880: culls ard com
No., 400 ~ 400. lambs $40 % 1875;
veal calves 32.oe Q $3.50.
Hogs. lower; suppl. l. dnuhl" docks.
PRIME heavies 1875 n 1850; mediums
and heavy workers 100 % -. Pigs.
1880 q 1900: rouShs 400 q 100.
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SHEAR MARKET

NEW Nrl,k. S'pl. -. Til" local
market for I3,% SUGAR wnS unchanged At
~ Tor centrifugal /" tn" rvr!nrr.
Th"r" Mas no chang" III the refined
situation. Iru'rS were unchanged at
cents for line %rHnuiatcd.
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Entertained friends.

MISS ii"I.nn Brndw''ll entertained
group % l.r friends last evening at her
hono on Marshall street. \ delightful
"v.n;HS Wa spent ~ rIu*I". Gnm"S and
other pa.SIimcs. \; Il lat" hour tempt
!n:. Luncheon was S"rl cd
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Entertained Last Evening.

Mrs. tIlbiu rrt' rtnrn"d TN" members
f tho Queen Esther "ir"l" last evening
at her home on Marshall street y de-
liEhtful evening was spent IN music.
games and Other diversions. At late
hour n tempting luncheon WIS served.
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:, SION last evening nj the home or MIS-
Mr,'nro., - Marshall street. n dcIlSn'-
',,l .y"n;''.r WIS spent in music, h""dle-
wr"l nd .ri:"r pasttmCs. Al late houE
..u..i. . 49, served.
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W, A. C'S. To Practice,

Al members Of IN" ". \ t. football
foam ara urged 10 b" present ~ 1rac-
tice SUNDAY morning ~ ihc play
grounds Tho local team PLAYS !tS first
game Sunday. October 5th, when they
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OIL MARKET.

OH. cry. IA. S,rt. -f.--'rrdhl hh!'
anc"S >i.@i. Huns ll,.3%-, average ST.
1911. Shipments vI.ui": HN"rIr" J".,GI.
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RnildtuG ProRre1sinR a..

The home Of Joe Emsely on Warwood
avenue. is progressing nicely.
Tho residence OF G. NJ Gaumcr Of
North Warwuod, Is nearing completion.
Work on the new home Of J. ". Moore
Is progressing nicely.
There arc numerous now homes going
mn IN Warwood. at the present time.
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Don't hesitate ~ enter the iu''ll,rcm-
~rr'S Autumubllr and pia:u"'ui '',G-
pnirn--if il ~ good for your NJ ghb"rs.
its good for you.
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N. Y, STOCK EXCHANGE

WHEELING. ". Va. Sept. IS. Ie.
Furnished The lntCUiEcnccr Dy \. T.
Aasten & Co. members Of the New York
Stock Exchange. National Sank Build
,ing. Wheeling, ". Va. LOUIS L. Brand
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CORN MARKET
WEAKENED BY
Bic DELIVERIES

CHICAGO. Sept. e Prospects Of
lar" deliveries on September contracts
did = good deal today {" weaken IN"
corn market. Prices closed heavy. Is
L. -. cents net lower, with December
>l."@7, t. Sis. and May $L2OS to
ST "u", oats finished unchanged 10
= cent higher and provisions un-
changed TO - cents up.
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Outside Motor Stocks.
BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

WHEELING. W. Va. Sept. IS. 10.
rcpurted by \. T.. MaStrn X Co.. mem
lrrS RuSton Stock Exchange STC"hu
Floor National Bank of W. Va. Bldg.
SrO, Ks lfld. E .NSh.
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Social Meeting.

Tho ,r-n,h~rS Of mo -rdl"s Eih!n class
Of the r.rst Church "f God held a SOCIAL
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NEW YORK CURB MARKET

WfIEELIN';. W. Va. Sept. %, 10.
Reported By y. L. Mast"n x Co.,. m"A,,
,crs New York stock EN'hIH-.. >,'"..d
Floor. N.Lt!":i.lI Bans of ". ~. Hlt=.
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