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CHAPTER VI

To all intents 1t might have been
a tiny bull-ring. that pit in the
heart OF the Blind Brigands do
main Ten feet in depth and thirty
In diameter. with level floor and
perpendicular wall, its natural
formation had required little work
at the hands OF man to complete its
symmetry. The sackcIoth men,
the hactendados, the gendarmes-
all were present save for the Cruel
Just One and the mestiza, and all
were lined about the rim OF the pit,
as an audience to gaze down. upon
some bullhght or gladiatorial com
bat within the pit
CTo BE CONTINUED MONDAY.)
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Venus and the Earth.

TO-DAY the planet Venus is at her greatest apparent dis
l lance from the sun as viewed from the earth. She
Is now moving almost directly toward the earth, nearly
twenty-five miles per second while the earth is travelling
at right angles to her nearly nineteen miles Pc
second
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Soldier, novelist dramatist,
rancher, farmer and business man,
Horace Vachell, who recently cele-
brAted his fifty-seventh birthday, is
the most versatile literary ceIc-
brity OF today.
In his early days he went IN
California to make his fortune by
ranching, and it was during tho
long winter evenings that he in
dulged in the hobby Of writing
a hobby which has brought him
much fame and not 4 little fortune.
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THIS Is the anniversary of the birth in 1901 of David
Farragut first United States admiral II was Farra
gut who past the defenSes of Mobile dashed TO Inc
rigging of his flagship Hartford He was made a vice
admiral in 1864 and admiral in 1885, Both ranks ben,
created for him by Congress.
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Sewing Il not . dun duty. II II q
ticket to the land 81 prosperity. BUy
w. 3. 9
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Hearts of
Three
By JACK LONDON.

CVS~PaIa Of PreeediAg ChaDteRs.l
Francis Morgan. descendant Of Sir
Henry Morgan, historic buccaneer, de-
ciosl to pass up activities Of city lie tor
a while and plans q fishing trip. To
Thomas Regan, stock operator. comes
Alvarez Torres, q South American who
aRnouaceS he has q tip on the location Of
treasure buried by Morgan in the old
pirate dayA RegRn has an idea
Young Morgan sails for South Amer
Tea in pursuit Of the treasure. Upon
landing he encounters a strange yeunG
woman who. appears to mistake him for
some one else. He r. nred upon ~ three
.natiyes and seeks safety aboard his yes"
sci, the Angelique.
Francis learns he and He7ry, the mya:
FERROUS islander, are both desOeudAnts OF
Pirate Morgan.
Francis discovers his resemblance 70
Henry was responsible for his peculiar
greeting upon first landing on south
American territory. Francis encounters
Torres again FrHnctg IL saved from
death on gahoWB and Henry 10 arrested
In his place. Leoncia finds her fancy
has Btrayed from Henry 20 FraneiG
The two plot TO save Henry.
Francis, Geonica and Henry elude
their enemies and 20 aboard FraneiR
vessel. The Angelioue n pursued down
the coast, Francis and his party decide
TO 90 ashore Ia elude their pursuerS.
They came upon treasure. Francis and
his friends again find themselves pur-
sued and former battles with foes to
enable others TO escape.
All members Of the party are cap
tUfed. .s
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-12-09
CORRECT INTERPRETATIONS
FOR AUTUMN.

Featuring the slender line and I'M
questioDably interpreting the latest,
ideas for Autumn, these models COM
mand attention. The first, suit
in reindeer brown duvetyn.. shows
the heightened jacket with capacious
pockets and string belt. The deep
rundown collar is rounded at the
corners but the revers are square.
These are details which count much
in the development. Of. tailored
modes. A straight gathered skirt is
worn with the jacket. Medium size
requires ~ yards 4S-inch material.
The coat is a model Of modishness.
1t is fashioned in russell brown We
lours and trimmed with a straight
belt, large pockets, deep cuffs and
convertible collar OF beaver. In med
ium size the coat calls for ~ yards
44-inch 1re.erja,.
First Model: Pictorial Review JAG
ket No. $3.50. Size g, IA to 20 years.
Price, IS cents. Skirt No. 8422. Sizes,
IA to 20 years. Price, 20 cents.
Second Model: Coat No. 1857. S1z'
es, IA to 20 years. Price. rs cents.
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ELKs. MEMORIAL.

The, Bemidji Lodge, B. P. o. E.,
1852, held a memorial in tribute to
their "absent brothers" Sunday at
ternoon at 3 O'Clock. " -,
A selection by the Elks band was
the first feature Of the program. FOL
lowed. by the opening of thesmeeting
by the lodge members. Prayer was
offered by Capt. Ernest Orchard.
The froil-call Of the absent men,
bers was next called and included
the following deceased members:
George A. Markham, A. L. Wyler,
Fred7D: Stillings, Patrick A. Walch,
Edison Eggelston, James Lappen,
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CAMPAIGN SUCCESS.

. The nationwide campaign Of the
Episcopal church is meeting with
great success. Already the list is so
per cent over that Of previous years.
"Nearly all members are doubling
their former movement, says Rev.
Geo. Backhurst. "Over thirty are be-
ing baptized and the congregation
has improved rs per cent. The bud
get has not quite been met yet, but
it is confidently expected that. when
all the pledges are in, we will go over
the top in Bemidji, at any rate.
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BAPTISM SERVICE.

A very impressive service. took
place Sunday afternoon at S O'clock
in the Episcopal church, when little
Betty Marie Given, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. R. l.. Given, and the two
children of rand Mrs. E. w. John
son., Marianne Ruth and Elmer Wes-
ley, were baptized by Rev. George
Backhurst. Mr.. and Mrs. Given en-
tertained few friends at a 6 o'clock
dinner in honor of the occasion.
DR.. and Mrs. A. B. Palmer, Mr.. and
Mrs. O. H. Mannaugh, Mrs. Given
McGhee, and Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Denu
were the guests.
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FUNERAL OF D. WILCOX.

The funeral of D. Wilcox was held
at $3.50 Monday afternoon, from the
M. e. church, following prayer serv-
ice at the home at Gil Irvine avenue.
Rev.. Blaine Lambert of the NJ. E.
church officiated.
The Masons, of which Mr.. Wilcox
was member, conducted the serv-
ices at the grave. Masonic Brether-
'en, G: E. Carson, G. w. 'Rhea, Will
liam Kline, H. L. Rasmussen, E. l..
Evans and A. Lord served as pail
bearers: r..
! IThe"bufial was conducted by M. E..
Ibertson, funeral director.
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WALKER "PIIOT.n

X John Nelson and: Mr.. Knutson Of
'Bamidji we're in Walker Thursday,
selling gas lights to the various bust
ness places. '. B., 80
Kenneth. Kennedy spAdt Saturday
visiting in Bemidji. NlWe wonder
what the attraction ,,is 3tp there for
Kenneth? =
Mrs. George Phelps and Judge Bert
Jamison enjoyed a visit from their
father, L: Jamison, OF Bemidji this
week.
. Erwin: MCPHERSON came down from
Bemidji Wednesday night and spent
a. few days with his parents in Walk
e.. ... -
Mrs. J. F. Cameron and Tom Cam
eron left Monday afternoon to visit
Mrs. Cameron's sister in Bemidji.
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Henry McCabe, George A.. Hanson,
Vinton L. Ellis, Thomas Symons,
Fred Eberline, Chester Oracle, Rich
ard Walsh, Willis L. Wyman, Ernest
j. Holler, Fred Keuffner, Oscar Mel
son, George Denley, and A. B. AL
len. During the past year no men,
bers have been lost by death.
The memorial address was deliver
ed by the Hon. George A.. Bangs. This
address was the main feature of the
program and was most suitable for
the occasion for which the lodge met.
Several selections by the Elks quar-
tette, vocal solo by Miss Ella Laqua
and a violin selection by G. Oliver
Riggs gave added significance to the
memorial program.
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You can remember more friends
by sending Christmas card than in
any other manner. It costs less too.
Select from the splendid lines OF sam
pies at the Pioneer Office and have
your name engraved in the same type
as the sentiment. They make mighty
acceptable, tokens. lmol216
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LADIES AID SALE.

All ladies having articles for the
Presbyterian Ladies' Aid sale please
leave them with Mrs. J. F. Essler
some time today, that they can We
marked tonight and ready for the
sale tomorrow.
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NOTICE..

Mrs. r. E. Dinehart, my wife, .has
left my home on July and I will
not pay any of her bills hereafter.
R.. E. Dinehart, Nymore, MINI.
26129
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M0OSEHEART DANCE.

After the regular business session
of the Mooseheart Legion tomorrow
night. there will be a dance and
luncheon. Everybody welcome.
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CHURCH GUILD SALE.

=: All ladies having articles for the
Episcopal Guild sale please leave
them with Mrs. E. F. Netzer, 8O4 Bel
'tHami avenue, Wednesday afternoon.
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NEW BANK POSITION.

Miss Alice Minnick has accepted
a position with the Northern Nation
al bank, as stenographer. Miss Min
nick started her work Monday morn
ing.
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BEMiDJl NEWSY NOTES

interesting and complete review Of the
activities DESIRE This page devoted
social items briefs solicit
cooperation in its maintenance Items phoned mailed to this
Office by readers the and publishers
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CHURCH SOCIETY MEETING.

The Woman's Missionary society Of
the Methodist church will meet on
Thursday afternoon at o'clock with
Mrs. Blaine Lambert.
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Hot doughnuts on sale at the
Presbyterian church, all afternoon
Wednesday. 1d129
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Sixteen inch mixed hard and soft
slab wood, for sale, $3.50 per load.
Bemidji Mfg. Co. Phone 481. T&Ftf
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J.. H. Koors left yesterday for In
ternational Falls, where he will
spend a week on business.
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. Mrs. E. Preston, of Minneapolis, is
visiting at the home Of Mrs. A. Mike
for a week.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-12-09

Harvey K. Meyer, superintendent
of the Indian agency at Leech Lake
is spending the day here.
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Just keep your eye on the Boy
Booth at the Catholic bazaar. 3d121O
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Subscribe for The Daily Pioneer
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4: f you. intend to send Christmas
cards, the engraved kind, with. your
name engraved the same az the senti-
mont, you should order now. The
stock is complete and you will not be
:; disappointed In the selection, you
make. See the beautiful samples at
the Pioneer office. 1mo1215
! Miss E. J. Murphy, and Miss Fran
els Lapham of Grahd3Rhpids, Mimi,
spent Monday in-Bemh35i. They LETT
this morning for international Falls:
; Wednesday, December 10, in the
j Presbyterian church basement, the
ladies will hold the annual Christmas
j sale Of fancy and useful articles.
They will also hold food sale. Lunch
! will be served during the afternoon.
! ,3d129
: The Queen Esthers of the Metho-
dist church will be entertained to-
night by Misses Carrie and Anna
Brown, at their home, 1418 Beltramf
avenue.
Your friends can buy anything you
can give them except your photo
graph. Call the Hakkerup Studio,
No. z39, and make appointment to-
day. l1stf
Mrs. c. A. Crawford returned this
morning from an extended visit at
various points in the south. Mrs..
Crawford has been gone about three
months, visiting relatives and
friends. "
The Ladies' Aid of the Norwegian
Lutheran Free church Of Nymore
will have a sale in the church on
Wednesday afternoon, commencing at
1880 O'Clock. Lunch will be served
during the afternoon, the price being
TX cents. 2d129
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Fancy Jonathan apples, at 1886 a
box, at Troppmans, this week only.
!. .+. 49, = I23tf
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Lunch will be served tomorrow af-
ternoon at the Presbyterion church:
'. 1d129
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For the Maid.
Burial In dry -four will keep silver
bright for q long time.
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One dozen photographs makes II
Christmas presents. Call up the Hak-
kerup Studio; Studio open evenings:
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$4,000 to loan or Farms. Dean
Land Co. d71tt
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II you want to sell OF exchange your
property, write me, John J. Black,
MINI st. Chippewa Falls, Wis.
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Mrs. w. A. Rice of Tenstrike was
among this city's visitors yesterday.
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Beniohted Albania. ~-'.;;>>sy (. 4 +
Albania hasn't a newspaper, mile
Of steam railroad or postal system.
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H. C. Baer left Monday night for
st. Paul and Minneapolis on business.
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This Christmas as before, you will
probably want to send engraved
cards to friends. We have a beaut1-
full selection from which to make
your choice. Have the sentiment
and your name engraved on them In
the same type. It is quite the correct
thing to do. Call and see the sam
ples at the Pioneer Office. bmo1215
Ben Copman, who left Saturday
night for Minneapolis, is expected to
return to. this city tomorrow morn.
Ing. i: - ~ '.z-Ef5ft ~, @.*
One dozen photographs makes IL
Christmas presents. Call up the Hak-
kerup Studio. Studio open even
ings. 113tt1
J. C. Spangler from Spur arrived
in this city yesterday morning. He is
here on business with the county at
torney.
~ One dozen photographs makes IL
Christmas presents. Call up the Hak.
kerup Studio. Studio open evenings:
-. 113tf
7 Miss Muriel Stone spent Saturday
4 in this city, and left for Baudette
! Sunday morning, where she teaches
the Duffy school.
=: Give the family treat. Take home
"a brick Of Koors Ice Cream Supreme.
i 1121tf
!
|"
! Sam Simpson, Of Minneapolis, ar
:; rived here yesterday and expects TO
stop in Bemidti for several days.: He,
:; is staying at the Markham.
1 Spot cash paid for Liberty Bonds
y and Liberty Bond" receipts. See g.,
I'D. Hooley at Northern Grocery Coz
during the day, or at Markham hotel
Evenings. ~. ,<',.- + 1117tf
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HOT WAFFLES SERVED AT
THIRD strict CAFE r., 1112tf
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Ice delivered by the load. Smart
Ice Co. I21tf
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!! Sam Simpson, OF Minneapolis, ar;
rived here yesterday and expects to
stop in Bemidu for several days. He,
IL staying at the Markham.
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T Miss Muriel Stone spent Saturday
in this city, and left for Baudette
Sunday morning, where she teaches
the Duffy school.
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Give the family treat. Take home
q brick Of Koors Ice Cream Supreme.
1121tf
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One dozen photographs makes II
Christmas presents. Call up the Hak-
kerup Studio. Studio open even
ings. 113tt
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Ben Copman, who left Saturday
night for Minneapolis, is expected to
return to, this city tomorrow morn
Ing. Ill & 70. %'} .z-'fstt -: %:<.:
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Telephone 922

Mrs. H. A. Terrell, of Farley was
in the city Monday.
Ice delivered by the load. Smart
Ice Co. l21tf
H. c. Baer left Monday night for
ST. Paul and Minneapolis on business.
$4,000 to loan or Farms. Dean
Land Co. d71tt
Mrs. W. A. Rice of Tenstrike was
among this city's visitors yesterday.
HOT WAFFLEs SERVED AT
THIRD strict CAFE -. 1112tf
lunch will be served tomorrow af-
ternoon at the Presbyterion, church
Fancy Jonathan apples, at 1886 a
.. box, at Troppmans, this week only
-: :. -: H..::::, ';.,,; : I23tf
Mrs. E. Preston, of Minneapolis, is
visiting at the home Of Mrs. A. Mike
Tor a week.
II you want to sell OF exchange your
property, write me, John J.. Black,
MINI st. Chippewa Falls, Wis.
Hot doughnuts on sale at the
Presbyterian church, all afternoon
Wednesday. 1d12S
Just keep your eye on the Boy
Booth at the Catholic bazaar. 3d121O
Sixteen inch mixed hard and soft
slab wood, for sale, $3.50 per load.
Bemidji Mfg. Co. Phone 481. T&Ftf
J. H. Koors left yesterday for In
ternational Falls, where he will
spend a week on business.
s. One dozen photographs makes IL
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LITTLET0N

Sam Wade &c Mnundsv.!l" Is oHs''
ness visitor hero f"r 4 f." da%s.
! Miss Eslu:sir u'unnuwar u foafu
Tree spent sunday her" with ircnus.
private charley ilrdE". who is sta
toned ut Camp Meade. Md. IL spend
jnr n To-day turio'!Sh al has bonn" mere
Mr. and Mrs +. i. Odca Of Mounds
vilc spent "Wednesday her" with
friends.
Mr. and Mrs. ''arcncH' J"">s i"fi
Tuesday for Huntington. wh"r" the:
viii yj,i, fr,cnds for fcw days b.
fore returning 10 their home at F"'"'
Ia.
Miss Magdclinc clark of P''i*hriSh
is visiting Miss Agnes Culancn here Tor
4 few dag"
Mrs. clyde Henderson OF Wrlishnrs
il visiting her parents. Mr.. anu NrS'
c. Owen. here for = few days.
Mrs. LharIn$t Robert Is visiting nor
parents in CtarksburE for 1t fcN days
Miss Idu Taylor OF Hundred -rcnt
Friday here with friends.
Mrs. Rry Whistler and family nave
returned hcm" after short T's't WIN
friends III Burton.
Mrs, NJ. k"aru"y has rr;urr"d home
after n few days visit with ir'enus "'
Pennington.
sprut Wednesdays here with friends.
1'rivate Edgar Robinson. VIII" Is STA
Toned at Fnrt I!cnjnni;n Harrison. lnn;'
Is encndin6 . In-day fGrlonEh h"rc WIN
his mother. Mrs. Ida Robinson.
Mrs. i. !. Underworld who Is employ
cd a, Wcir,nn. spent sunday here Win
her family. ;,,
Miss Ncllic owen spent SUNDAY win
friends i'll Hundred.
Mrs. Rob Richards left last cV"h,hE
for Fairmont where sh" VIII MS"
friends before returning TO h"T ""'''"
al Hampton Roads. Va.
Mrs Wayne Nay left 7 neSoaF w.
ming for her home IN rlarkshnrs nttcr
4 snort Visit her" Hith heT S'"|c'' " -
Gro fton StidEcr.
MISS Exsic Lewis If Cameron Is VS.
rinr SIR, and Mrs. j. i. Robinson here
for few days. ,;,,,o
Mr. and Mrs. Iiricc lcll ard httl"
DAUGHTER Of MukoS"G. Okla. arc WISH
inr the formers parrpts. MI and Mrs
r. j.. Ecll. 81.
Sir. Jerry SpraES was business VIZ"
itor IN Fairniunt saturday
Miss C"cclLt Farrell ~ spending
few days with iri"uis IN Nh""l'nS.
Miss Helen Petit ~ Fa!rm"hl Sf''"'
sunday here with friends.
Mrs PERI Wade apcnt Shturha" all"
Sunday with friends in Huntington.
Mr. and Mrs. u. :. Walker and !itha
con uf Grafton spent saturday and sun
day with IN" ln:tcr'a parents, Mr.. Anu
Mrs. ". II. yanho"n.
Miss Nc;ti- Wilson &c whiting lri"hoS
IN Erw Martinsrillc in" few days
! Mr. und Mrs. George .>shrralt nl
Hundred spent Wednesday, h"r" WIFI
friends
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Sherard Briefs.

Chester and Herbert Fisher Of camp
Sheridan. Ala. are spending few days
ct their home here.
The Camp Fire girls enjoyed a nike
Friday evening. after, which a lunchcon
was served in the high school build
iBg. ,,.
\ special meeting Of the Mount OliTet
Fed cross is called for next wednesday
and as there is q large amount Of sew
ing 10 bc done. all members arc urged
To hr present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bricmson Of NC
Mcchcn were visitors nj the nome or
Henry Briemson Sunday.
The total collection Of the Bethlehem
Sunday school for the Armenian reIci
fund was sos. according to the report
read by the treasurer last Sunday.
Mrs Omu Bnnar and daughter. MISS
fota visited MIR. and Mrs. s. ID. COR
bcti of Builaire Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thcodorc Smith nave
moved to South Wheeling.
Corporal DolPit Tuttle OF the marines
arrived AT his h"rn" near Mozart on
Thursday. 10 spend trn-day furloGn'
Mrs. Ralph Drum OF McMechcn was
the guest Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
e. 6. Fisher, sunday.
Rev. NJ J.. Daricn returned homo SAT
urday from Charleston. where he at
tended the funeral of his sister go.
DI-y u-aB SAVINGS STANDS
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PRICES REACT
IN STOCK MART

NEW YORK. Ham. l3.-Tra,i:nE in to-
1,v.s ..r,G ,f,a-kr, WAS OF restricted
arc! professional character. IHE '''''
k, vas stacuaur after ths first hour.
nrI,,.s Reaching at III" slightest SGs-
.cs;:oo c: pressure
Events over I'm, wcch-cnd seemed 10
exert uttlc ;nrlucnc. upon market
values. Ea,!s ver, again little moved
by- tho appotutn",, Of the ncw direct
o:-scnerai and utilities made tceetc re-
Spouse to the supreme court ae''S''''
unfolding the right IT the Detroit street
railway company I" increase us la.'S'
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BUrTEE, EGGS, CHEESE.

NEW YORK. Ian. 1%.--Buticr unset
tied: creamery higher than extras 6Sii 81
6eiac: creamery extras %" scor") 6S'.. c:
creamery firsts 65Q6Sc; packing stock
current MAKE No. =, 43c.
EGGS weak: fresh gathered extras 6ec:
fresh gathered regular packed extra
70 fancy T3n I4c: STATE. PfnnsElFHna
snd nearby western hcnncry whites. fiue
10 fancy 1SM Iic: slate. Pennsylvania
and nearby h"nn"ry whites ordinary 70
prime GA I"C: state, Pennsylvania and
nearby, hcnncry browns Ga Inc; do gath
cred browns and mixed 65 @r66c,
Choose firm: state fresh specials
cite; do average run - +. ass i2c.
Dressed. poultry quiet; hroilcrS tnH'
sec: chickens , n Re hsc. fowls %iM 35c'
roostcrs @I6i2Ir. turkeys not quoted.
Flour dull.
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Personals.

!;"ahrighi'e divisions No. a.. s. +. i.
r.. Will hold an 'important meeting at
X q. +. hall. "Wednesday. January u.
ri. u. m. Important business will be
taken TN and considered.
Wheeling Division oc Employees Asso-
r,ar ions will meet Wednesday. January
Is. at 20 p. IN. IN III" council cham
lrrs oyer MrMcChcn bank.
\ very larg" delegation ot engineers
attended the funeral Of Engineer Leach
I Reid, who was killed in n hcad-un
collision last Saturday at Maynard. ~.
Engineer J. !. tinncEan. who has
hcen on sick list. has returned to duty.
Al. NJ. Connrrs. a r. & q. engineer. has
bccn placed ON the retired list after
90 ears service.
Mr.. and Mrs: Harry l:arr spent yes
to-day with friends ut Pleasant Valley.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell H"nhanl. have TO
turned home after q brief visit at Gin
ciIuaii and LOUISVILLE.
Mrs Sigicr continues seriously i'll at
htr homo.
Miss lrlorcncr Scltncr has returned
homo after Il brief visit at Ncllshurg.
Roy Slrnb"r left Saturday for Camp