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The Jasper news., 1919-08-28

It's surprising what n number Of
practical things are impracticable
when you try them.
The Jasper news., 1919-08-28

About the only way to convince a
girl that her favorite young man is not
an angel is to let her marry him.
The Jasper news., 1919-08-28
A Difference.

do you know If 1t is true that
Jones' son became an actor?"
"No, I don't. All I know Is that he
went on the STAGE
The Jasper news., 1919-08-28

Never be ashamed to show your re-
spect for honesty In whatever guise it
may appear.
The Jasper news., 1919-08-28

Some finished orators don't seem to
know when to quit.
The Washington times., 1919-12-14
HORSE Thief WINS SEAT
/, IN FRENCH PARLIAMENT
Poilu Wounded 56 Times, Cited II.
ID Court-nartisled fer
Thefts.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. Dec. 14-The
story Of q soldier who was . deputy
OF France forty-eight hours IL extra
ordinary. says q copyright dispatcn
to the Public Ledger.
On the Longheur list Of candidates
for the department OF the north WAS
. certain Verniers. . captain Of ar
tillery reserves. member Of the Legion
OF Honor and winner OF the croix de
guerre. When the Lille radical fed
Grafton was arranging its list there
was general desire to have . candl-
date who had fought at the front
I've just the man" remarked Sena-
tor Dren. II know OF . captain who
has been wounded fifty-six times and
mentioned seventeen"
An emissary located the man and
soon a3terwArd returned to Lille with
verniers' thanks and acceptance.
During the canvassing period, vsr-
niers remained invisible. He was
elected with 120.sS7 votes Soon Aft
erward the astonishsd electors learn
Cd their member was awaiting court
martial on . charge OF theft from
his regiment Of two horses. q cart.
articles Of clothing and other things.
This deprived him Of the right to sit
In parliament
The question arisss now ~ to what
steps the chamber Of deputies will
take. veniefs. II v said. has sent
his resignation. but In any case vcri-
fication Of his power - . deputy
must take place Arst After that. the
chamber can refuse to accept his
resignation and declare the new mem
Der incapable OF fulfilling his man
date In consequences et his convtc-
ton.
The Washington times., 1919-12-14
Events Followed Fast.

, Events came thick and fast fro1n
that moment DR.. Kong Ii, who dis
covered the bodies. told of a stranger
who had been a visitor at the house
Of death. Furnished with his address
In New YORK, Detective Kelly start
ed on his trau on the next train
The Washington times., 1919-12-14
DC. CATHOLIC SOCIALISTS
TO HOLD JOINT MEETING

A joint meeting of the United So
cieties OF the Blessed Virgin Sodali-
ties of this city will be held in the
Immaculate Conception Church to-
day at 7:30 p. m. Solemn vespers
will be celebrated by the Rt Rev. DR..
Thomas 8. Lee, of st. Matthews
Church. The sermon will be deliv-
cred by the Rev. Eugene J. Connolly,
of the cathedral Of Baltimore.
Special music under the direction
of Prof. Harry Wheaton Howard.
choir director, will be a feature. The
Rev. M. ]. Riordan, pastor of the I'M
maculate Conception Church. extends
cordial welcome to all socialists to
attend.
The Washington times., 1919-12-14

Velour Hats have the and their growing popuays
justified by the unusual combination style and comfort which they
The who fasdous his appearance finds Velour the
crovnng touch to his apparel We're showing unusual selection
black green and brown.
The Washington times., 1919-12-14
FAR From Kith and Kin,
Lonely Chinese BoyFaces
Trial For Triple Killing
Continued from Page One.)

nations which we're carried for the part between
midnight and dawn questioned hour after hour during the
dead of night by first detective and then another Wan
suffering then he is now from internal trouble
which, because dees diagnosis has been characterized
dyspepsia or chronic indigestion 1t necessary to call
in a police doctor during the period
Attorney A. OShea who is chief counsel for the
accused man. will fight the confession in the hands of
the police with exposure of what took place between the
time Wan brought back to Washington and the day he
was actually placed under arrest and put Jail CELL He
The Washington times., 1919-12-14
RAW MILK and CREAM

Boiled milk Is much easier
digested by babies than raw milk
and also easier than pasteurized
milk and most Of the digestive
troubles Of bottle-fed children are
due to antlquated ideas regard.
ing the alleged value Of raw
milk.
Milk labeled "pasteurized" may
not be properly" pasteurized.
Washington has no laws reauir-
ing or controlling the pasteuriza-
tion of its milk.
To protect children. invaIids and
those who are in a rundown con-
dition against milk infections, raw
milk and cream should be avoided.
Many outbreaks of typhoid. scar.
let fever, diphtheria, septic sore
throat, etc. have been caused by
raw milk, even by the special or
certified kind.
Properly pasteurized milk and
tied, is the only kind adults or
older children should drink. If
this cannot be obtained get rood
raw milk and scald II.
1t has recently been established
solved in boiled water. agrees with
babies and causes them to thrive,
when they cannot digest any
other food.
The Health officer Of the Dis
trict of Columbia will give you
the sanitary rating OF your local
milk supply at any time you
should apply for It
Literature on application.
The Washington times., 1919-12-14
MARSHALL NOT TO Be
PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE

INDIANAPOLIS. Dec. I4.-vce
President Marshall will not be q can
didate for the Presidency or yice
President in the 1920. campaign ar
cording to information coming from
Democratic State headquarters here
yesterday.
The latest talk is to the effect that
Mr.. Marshall will be his martyrs
choice in Indiana to run for United
States Senator.
The Washington times., 1919-12-14
Brotherly Deyotion

In all the whole sordid. sorry busi-
ness, the devotion between these two
The Washington times., 1919-12-14
Girl Allowed to Go.

Miss Mary Harris" an empIoye
Of Harper & Brothers. was arraigned
as a co-defendant with Brainard. The
name OF the employe was admittedly
fictitious. 1t was stated she was a
clerk In the Brainard firm. and Mag
fstrate Simpson discharged her when
IT was shown she had sold the book
on which the complaint was based
without knowledge of it's contents.
The complaint recites that a wom-
an named Emily Pfanschnidt." of
14O Nassau street, purchased the book
on October "a. 1919. of Mary Harris"
a defendant for 81.
brainard came to court at 2.3O
p. m. in company with his attorney.
John Larkin, of A Wall street. Brain.
ard claimed, through his counsel. tina,
at the time the book was published he
was in Europe, that he had NOT re.d
1t, and did not know of its existenc.
siIenced BY Magistrate.
Brafnard seemed agitated during
tne proceedings, and interrupted by
addressing newspaper men in ran
cous tone. Before he had hser
silenced by the magistrate for tbi.
departure from rules he said:
L see a number of newspaper man
present. / wish to say for their ben..
ft that I cannot afford to be beId nv
to ridicule in the public press, was
not aware Of the publication Of this
book, but was in Europe at the tin,."
Magistrate Simpson reouestad
Brainard to resume his seat, remark.
ing:
Il regret to say that the defendant
Mr.. Brainard, the admittedly resnors,,
BILE head of Harper & Brothers, Shouts
without apology for this books nm
lication. seek to justify such q cIearIv
disgusting, filthy, lascivious. ana 40,
moralizing book, with all its noten-
tial corrupting influence and noss;bi,;.
ties OF evil on the young of our citv !,
Brainard sat down, but was On hi.
feet again In a moment with the "a
mark:
"If ] am held for special se..;on.
I haven't a dollar in nv pocket
will throw myself on the mercy Of
the court"
Magistrate Simpson replied that h.
would accept a personal bond Of anv
friend OF Brainard who Nigh, voJun.
teer giving one. The bond was nro-
vided by his attorney. The maei.trat.
then read his opinion.
The Washington times., 1919-12-14

Geoa FelIsw1a SeaA ysW names.
eeiaan6 NV 1any eAil1Fsn ~ WIN
Ae Santa -. - TIE Tinss. 0esA FeI
lew Dep0rt2eo1.
The Washington times., 1919-12-14
BANS OPTICAL aTRUsT.r

NEW YORK, Dec. 1.-THE Ameri-
clans, nfty-four corporations and 1z1
The Washington times., 1919-12-14

individuals were permansntly sn3een>n
from agreeing on prices for eD<>enl
lenses In decree BY JuAee A n.
Hand in the Govsrnnent's suit ae.snrt
the alleged Illegal combtnae3an.
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New York Cotton Market

Total sale r.iso.foo >na-.y
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MONEY AGAIN IS
,MARKET FACTOR.

NEW YORK. oct. 29.-Th" favoranSc
quarterly report Of ,ro Cnst"d states
Steel corporation was III" foremost m
fluencc during the early and tnter'"'N'
ate stages Of today's StocH " ar deal.
These were offset IN N" atNr uEt
ings, however. by an"'h"T 'lut!
money and the news that inc On'',,,,,i
Mine Workers had refused TO
their strike order. -lc,
Tho vaEarIcs OF N" m"n"E me- Q
were reflected in an opening rae "o,ii
percent that quotation pV"Fa'l'nE In.
the final hour. when C.! p'r'"n, W.
mandcd. from which 4 drip I" =
cent occurred. thu inal :a'' "''"7 '
percent. .ho mos,
active features Of tl,.. $685. on. bat they
were overshadOwed b. The S'."hSIn y.
oils. shippinEs and sugar Sh5'FcS -, ~
which several nov rc""ruS anu sS''
tional gains were made. r,i,
Texas company led all others at gan
Of 81 points 10 $40. losing o"tE Pu,u'i
at the close. Cuhar-American sugar - IN"
South Porto Rico Sugar scored en-.
advances OF 50 and - points r'SpcC.aH,
ly and United Fruit mad" 'tEu's A.
squirt OF 10 points. with seven i'' ~
lantic Gulf .
Republic again l"L ,nN stools r!Sins
nvsr- seven points T. IL" new naN!''U,"
1a5&. but the greater part OF TINS au-
hce was cancelled in n" h"aNE S'".nS
that cntir" division JUS o"t"'t
a. United States Steel closing AZ
lctional loss. ,,,e
Morthingtou Pum". SaT1=" Armn<i
neral Motors. tout1n'n'a! 'ah n,.,.
Seral Of tn" tobacco issues h2d 'n','
riods Of strength. bat popular nus,
neous s,crioIti.s were dull or heavy.
eIes amounted to lt7I.0"0 shares.
Liberty issues were IN" only exception
3 the easier trend Of the bond mars;
ho AIS again mounting to ~. I" nno
hId I-nitcd states coupon 4s declined l.
on sale; others were UNCHANGED on cali.
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CLOSING STOCK LETTER.

(By private wire to ~ l.. Mustcn K CnD
NEW YORK, oct. @9.-Th" market this
morning opened with great show o.,
strength, but the advances brought uu'
such & supply OF stocks that most uf Tn"
early gains were quickly wiped ava.
1t was an irregular and some what u.gN e.
Gus market during the cutIr" session. In
many Of the most aCtlN" stocks tlI"r"
were rapid advances and dC'lin, ami Il"
declines and the sentiment Of tn" fnrk"r
was difficult 10 determine. Us VIZ In
case yesterday. there wal Il RAPID "'i-
vance in the rate Of call money IN rh"
afternoon and a sharp break h'fur" the
close. The market docs rri h"lI e."
there Will be 4 coal strike. and lh,r, was
little "utSid" news today IF real IuHrE,i
weight. 1t was not SurrrI=iN.; that me-
vuu~nrSS is shown IA ia" stocks ln..i
have been most NIul"r' II tn'.r l. ...'y
fluctuations. The Irihi.r is H.. hird 60
he as bullish MS ever. bat Hi rl,. =,..
time there is n grown" 'iSpu-l'I"it nat
TO allow profits to sand. /. I~ It Ia. 9.
kct for quick turns unl"v>, cI... T., iu,i t..
for good Investment S''ur i:,.; u' w.1f %
there arc many which hty" !pi be- -
plotted.
W. !. Mailman i e.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK

CHICAGO. oct. :? .- Hogs. receipts
-. u'u: cStIinal"d tomorrow %|ugn: ="
l." - cents higher: closed weak. EulE
HlT.I" p. il.r"; top 81 '.l". lt"a>N $50"
u too: mc,!jum SEQ a." lIl": light
$l%.jp It lI.ln: h2ht light $l%.:H
$50: heavy packing s"w' smooth go"
d" 1850: packing SOW. rough Sl-.''
i%."u: pigs SID a l&.@"
CLt,lr. rc"civrs 1h.H0u: estimated -
morrow 20.""u; slow. R""r steers. n''d.
INN and heavy weight. "h"i"" al"! r;I'"
500 Il 1850: medium aud good <i"'
" lG.5U: common Sh.25 n l"."r. I.gH'
weight. good and choice 81 i.in 49,.
common and medium ~" d, g.. -.
butcher cattle. h"if"rS $50 " li.in.
rows $G.ju n 1900: "aurrrs aud cutters
SJ.-j ~ G.:.u. veal "rlv"s $l,.u" Of lN.2".
feeder steers So" -" li"". S;""h"'
>r"-rs $500 :, TO-: WESTERN ;"":."
it.. rs So. Il loo: CONS and h. Ii":.
Ehun u 1900.
Sheep I,r"Irts @5."on: estimated to-
mnrr"M. @:."uu; lambs SILL r" I1."".
,lt,lS and rnmW"u $\.I5 II 10: ewes.
ll.,ilUIu. good and choice $i.;' - 81:
cults anI common sou 81 G.Jn; hi''dins
81 i u so
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SUGAR.

NEW YORK. oct. 22.--Th"r" NAe no
,h.,r..,. m local raw sugar prices which
.,r,. quoted q; T.@N for centrifugal {" tn"
r.lIurr Tis" demand for NV crops vas
moro active ;,dny. and sales Of %N.u"0
:, - 200 bags tor January shipment
" -" reported.
Hooters were firm in their views ard
prices w"r" well maintained with Janu-
airy sh; pment offered at cents. first
half February at ~ and second hair
February. March. April. May and Jun"
at I.c..nts. all T. 0. b. Cuba.
In refined there was Il little better
fcallrg and rcfincrS were said to be OPP
Grating about fifty percent. Some allot-
n!'uts were mHdc through the committee
indicating more liberal deliveries on ac-
count r. the larger m"ltiugS. which dur
ing tch past week amounted to j2.nnN
tons. against 5000 week aEn. Re-
C-ints. however. were SmHIlrr. probably
on account Of the harbnr dItrIculiIrs. aE-
gr"-atIng only 43.i6i tons. HaSUSt CO.
"n9 tons 4 week ago. Prices w'r" un-
changed At uInc cents cug fin" granu!It-
cd
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EuW0rth P0st N. ?N ~ n" AmHri"An
Legion IS planning IL civ" an old tine
cake walk To take rlac" ON Saturday ~
ching November !. 1919. at Epw"rth
Park hotel. Music 10 hr furnished by
company Of six old tim" fddlrrs. \
fine time is being planned. They "s0"-
cirllv iuvj," ~" friends and promoters
or ~. .r,l." "r.ru ~" surrounding "oun-
tire ana ,rrlrhhoriu.. Towns :" y" present
ana .u.. ! IN" rrrn>'"n.
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE

&EW YORK. oct -? 80 Mercantile
,,0'".r = "' = =. Sterling exchange il3St ::
r"inmrrcIrl f"-dny hills on hanNs H.. ::
r"rum"rcial Gu-daH bills IL; demand b
"nhIrs DG@,. Frames. demand NC; cab
L., 81. ';ulid"r%. demand 80 ; cables
=. Lire. d'lunUd lm6h: cables 1865.
Marks. demand $50: cables 49,. Govern
tunul bends liIm. Railroad bonds. Cn*y
I'm" l"lu~. strong: &" days. 90 days.
n,rI i months. i Ind ''lil money strong:
nrrn l.: l,.W ~: ruirn: Iai' .; closing
iui -. offered ai =: last luHu :: bank
.r,t,.i.ilH,,.S i.
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Miss Euih I1rr"'t g"v" " ltn''o w"'"n
en...a; on 'ru,s,irv rvoAint; h"n"r.ng her
Sunday school class Of tw"nty-Scv"n lit
tie girls.
TIL" entertainment WAS varied and
uniuun. tn" r.. nr% were lighted with jack
o-lantrrnS. Th" i'll" girl" w'r" masked
and presented a Cr"t"STue appearance.
Refreshments suitable" for tn" occasion
w,r. scr"rd and Il good time enjoyed.
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Rettestla Riefs.

Mis- sara Dudley VIII move from hor
cntiaC" nom" to her hCrnr in Wheeling
This week. Her guest. Miss Lotti" Nor
mncutt. will 60 TO Pittsburgh TO visit a
brother and then will rcturn t. Wheel
ing for n fcw DAVIS visit before going TO
her home w Pittsburgh.
Rev. I.APaCc pastor Of tho Armstrong
charge Is r0Oming here.
Quar-, crlv conference will h" hold hcrn
noxt Sunday. Surt. Danf"ri will y" with
ue on Sunday nj Cht.
Mr. .1rNn Dudley and family worn
pheasant callers here Saturday,
MSS Anna Bee Rinkcr and her mother
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Open HIGH. Low ! CI,n
TOLEDO GRAIN.

TOLEDO. Ohio. oct 29.--rIov"rsH"d
nrIne cash 20.TO: October GOO. U.-r"n-
Der %. %: January 29.40: February :Y.Jj:
March 1870.
% 70. December 1880: March 21.45.
Timothy. prime cash I'i1. 80; cash
1918, 30: cash 1919. 80: D''"h"r 80:
december $50; March SIS: April SIS.
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have moved to the property Of Miss
! Z

have moved to the property Of Miss
AiC" Gregg.
Mr. and Mrs. y. Z. Parkns and W. w:
Lucas we're with l.. \. Stonebreaker ana
family of Armstrong; K. D.. on Thurs
day
Mrs. Emma Lucas visited her friend.
Mrs. Ida Green on Thursday.
Miss Hattie Berry Is very seriously
sick 1T tn" home Of her sister, Mrs. Lilly
Davis, Of belmont Il. d. -
Mr.. John Murphy had a stock sale on
Tuesday.
Miss Alice Cowgirl Of Barnesville. at
tended "a" funeral Of her aunt, Miss
Matte Gregg. On Tuesday.
Mr.. Charles Wilson. an aged and hign-
~ respected citizen and civil war Veter-
an. passed awHy. nj his late homo on
AXE street Monday evening. Funeral
ARRANGEMENTS incomplete but VIII u
some TINE Thursday. .....- ---i
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Party This ventng.

Mrs. Mary G"ndwin'S Sunday Snh""I
class of thrs First NJ r.. church. Will en-
terrain 81 group of their friends 'h.s eye
ming with Ilall"wc'"n party in INC
X. Of L. Hall y delightful evening VAL
hr spent in games. fortune telling an"
other paStim"S. ~ u lat" h"uF Il "c'.c-
!uuS luncheon VIII IL. served.
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The M"rr,~ I,,:d"n", "n E%GHiu street.
Was tn" rene ct delightful affair Las.
evening wh"n Mis- olive Morris ""l'"-
tainrd a grr'.r "f L"r trends WIN. :
Halloween masquerade. "'Ii-"l u
ry,,nin., waS spent IN gam. muse. Iai-
fv pulling. f"rluu l. Him" ana other d.
liEi.tful past!ur'S. y, = Ia" h"u" iun"..-
con WAS served.
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WAHWOOD


Ache \urth. proprietor - in, VIZ
von,l ,;qrn.,.. t. "utrrrImG h. ria'' ny
luaklug It about hN" yards "li'T on 49,
mn,,,r ,.,I.. liz va crowded l"" room
for SIuraE" of ,r,rS.
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e.r,.,,ri-nI and DiS?DpOtnteQ

TN. ''v''...' 80 ihi> c:tA shouted WIN
in, sunday c,rnnG wmm they heard
/ H.. news. "f President Wilson Nct"'ns
- r.,r.r,r prnhlh!rirn enforcement
lin. Eul ,hrlr haprlu"sS turned TO Sor
row when ia" hnr>' and senate went
,lrr the head of The president.
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Dry GOODS.

Nl-W NpI,\. $685. 49, cotton -. d~
o, ..,, ".r' Ir!r WIS game ''rdN md
!uirl,i. uIi,'. I,ap liz ,hnN'I an '.,~-
-, tend. l..' Mr'~'rd ,ur-- were irir.
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Wnrwood Briefs

Repairs are being made on the river
road above WarwUud.
Fred Holmes has returned from 8 Wis.,
ii In Washington. Ia.
Miss Alic" Marsh has returned from
visit with frI"nd:; at $tcuhcnVillr.
Rev. ruTSyn - Ill Fl his home on
Twcnty-frst street with the grippe.
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Circle TO Meet

TL., c,,uin& ia" members OF ~" IN
,I,,.Ir..l ,',r,.l,. oI tho NJ. r.. church WI!
mold their r,pular me- inns NJ IN" nom
IF Mrs. Exams on S"H'i Nam
s,,.,,. viii H.. The main diversion ~
iI,. .,r;ins whd.. DAINTY r"ir|ShlnchNS
yin l., .,rl..l 81 Il r"aS"nnbi" hour.
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Miss Mary Dawes rnt"r!Ain"h q group
OF her friends last evening at ~, n"n"
on Grant avenue, with iih'''W' eli
narty The rl~t.,n-s &c IA" "l"niuG
were games. dLurimg amd muSl''. y; II
late hour Il delicious Luncheon wa
served
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uollowr'cn PARTY

'rh,, n,m.l" - "r District No. ; ~ the
LADIES Md snrIriy "i tn" ". l.. church
i.a, " IlnIl"wr'cu party last "l"n'nE IN
lhr KliGhts sc INihIa' hell On M"rSha'i
street iiunIS"m.' rrIH'$ WI" awarded
H.. I"rs,n wearing tlv funniest cos
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u,1ntinT Parties

Many returned s~ldlrrs who have not
l...r :,hl" - %rcu... jobs. ar" enjoying
in,:r.rI.r~ with frequent hunting par
rm.-. IN" boys VII" handled gun IN
.n,. ..,r,I.,. are :h"wrn;; good results Tor
Iu,.i bilui; hur! Il lot Of game.
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BENWOOD


TIC regular meeting Of inc M .',o.. =,
club VIII l." held i"rn"rr"" 'H,''.!,r
ia. quarters ON South Mhrshhll ST. i, -,
NiI ,nrmin.rS "a" urgently requested I"
~ ,r,,.,'n: :. . s,.y.rdi rnltrrS of import :
;r,. viii t., ,!i%c,I~~rd. Th" meeting Will
IT,. cru,lEi,d with u smoker.
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ru,,, ClaGSpS-

TIL" mcmh-rS "t tn" lh\ s.r', ,h' N',.
class of Union high school N.li ni'"t
this evening in tn" gymnasium. In''
gym work will hr taken up under tn
direction Of Mr.. Fisher. physical culture
A
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\ number Of tl"ctrI,IHnS ar" W0rklnG
nj tn" h,rh school building putting III 4
A"w w!rUuG system for tn" electric
lights. sew lights ar being placed
placed over each entrance and exit or
tn. building.
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Slant Night

tn" Girls Athletic club AT" giving. 4
''StuHt' night Thursday evening IN III"
high school gymnasium. There Will be
ghosts E,lor" and other spirits and a
bat ui fortune telling.
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NY. STOCK EXCHANGE

WHEELING. w. Va. Oct. ~. ~,
Furnished The Iutcl:iSC nccr oy \: Z.
Nasten & Co. members Of the New loTk
stock Exchange. National HanA bInG
ng. Wheeling, w. Va. Louis r. 6raho-
Resident Partner. -
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STOCKS

STOCKS
Adv. Rumcly go.
do. pref .....,
Am. Beet Sugar.
American Can -.
Am. Tar & l'dy..
; Am. COTTON Oil. 81
American Ice
Ann. Inter. Corp.
Am. Hide 4 L..
Am. Locomotive .
Am. Steel t'dyS. ..
Am. Sugar Ref.
Am. Tel. < Tel. =.
Am. Tobacco 800.
Am. Wooden 49,.
\. W. Paper Fl.
Anaconda Cop. Q.
NtchisOn Il. l..
Atlantic Gulf
Baldwin In,urlu
Beth Steel =.
do. Sc rr"t...
Balti. x ONO
Brook. RAT. rr...
Butte Cop. n L..
Butte y Sup r..
Calf. Ia, kIuE
Calf. r"t"
Canadian r','
CrrrO Do Ip~,u
central I."n''r'r
Ch"Sa. & Ohm.
Chi. NJ. u -. -
do. pref
Chi. K. I. Il ra,..
Chino tnpp'r .-
colo. l''u.i y |
.lunbIa ';a~
Worm Products
7 Cruciblc St..
do pref ......
Cuba Caur Sus.
Del. & hudson
Den. X RI I,
do. pref ....
Erie Il. -.
do. lSl rT..i
CASTOR. ". = \
General i.i..rr,.
General Matters
1T. North. Fret
CT. North. o.
Goodrich Roe
lntsrbOrO ,'vH~
do. pref 60.
InSpira Cop.
Inter. Nickel
Inter. Paper
Kan city S"vli,.
kcnnocott t"u.
LaCka. Steel
Lee Rubber .....
'LchiSh VALLEY
Loose Wil"S 5000.
Maxwell Meters
do. md pr:
Mere. Marin
do. pref ...
Mex. Petrol.
Miami Cnrp" g 60.
NIldvaic St"r.t
Mo. Pacilj,
No. Kan. X r. y.
Nat. Cnudt ~ =
Nat. f,UaIncllrE
NeV. ConSol cop.
y. II. Railroad
y. Y. Central 800.
Norfolk 4 W. =.
North. Pa. $500.
ohio Cities ';a~.
Okla. l'r",iI'r;;-
Owens BOttl"
Pan Amer. Poe
Nenna. T.. R.
Pierce Arrow
Pierce OIl 1900.
rtttS. Coal
Pitts. & W. VT.
Pr. steel C'ar.
Pullman 90.
Ray tonsol ,,l',.
Reading .......
Ey. st. Springs.
ECpuhlI" ......
de-. pref $500.
Royal Dutch
san Francisco
Saxon Motor!
Shattuck .\r.&
Sinclair on y =
SI"~S Sh"ftIcl,j
south. Fac. t., =.
southern t.!
do. pref ....
Studeban"r $500.
SrutZ Motors
Tenn. Cog. ! ca.
Texas Company
Tex. 4 Ia.
Tobacco i'roH. -.
Trans C'uHti'l
Trans Williams
Union I:ir. &C.,.
L. =. East I. t..
=. =. Food i'rud.
s. Euhb"r....
4. :. Su"it!uE.
L. :. ST. 5000.
de-. pref ....
rtah copper $500.
Eir. Caro-. Chem.
West. Mprlla:iI
Nesting lee.
whit" Mot ,rS
WHY'S CO.. Grand
Wilson, \ 90.
Wabash 49, l.F
Wheeling 4 l..
Anglo Ir. -
Lib. =: %i.s g.
do. md -
do. 2rd ! -
do. 4th 4
victory iSls
do - a
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McNECHEN
Interesting Wedding

~ r.'"""s'iI.;c wedding tool. p'r," On
~. -,in' "',uin" ~ 'n' unip" ~ 'n'''
l.,:,i, when Miss Mary Burton. Of this
city, became the bride or Mr.. Werner