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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-27
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New York. Oct. 2S.-TradinS IN stocks
today was professional and rcStr'cteo.
the languid movement being goEerheu
almost entirely by monetary conditions
Signs in that quarter pointed to con-
tinued tightening OF demand ana Time
Call money opened at Q percent. the
highest initial rate in many weeks ana
rose TO 10 percent iater o SGt INC VIII SncnI
banks for federal requirements caused
no unsettlement.
British exchange lowered around
yesterdays recovered levels ana at
Vices from London tended TO support
hopes of a speedy termination OF the
coal strike, but trading between TINS
center and the British metropolis was
very light.
ing with long existing conditions, es-
pecially the Industrial situation. Trade
authorities reported additional curtail-
ment OF pig iron production and motor
special,teS reflected turther sha'p cuts
in prices OF tires.
The most noteworthy incident OF the
day-the third quarterly report OF the
United States Steel Corporation did not
come until after th" close OF tne sss S
slightly over $4,000. 900. an increase Of
almost 81, 800, 900 over the previous year,
were in line with most forecasts.
Analysis OF the statement. however
Their proof that consumers are holdins
on in anticipation OF a downward revis,
ion OF price schedules before the end
OF the year. -
Spectanies were the heavy features
of the stock list, the usual 1aTorites
among industrial and rails registering
nominal changes for the most part. U
S. Steel was a case in point. gaming
the smallest fraction. Total sales
amounted to 100000 shares.
Trading In bonds were irregular and
fsatureless. a slight downward trend
Old L. S. bonds unchanged on call.
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Many Hear Stewart

/ song service as soon as the young, peo-
pie become interested. Every one is in
vited 10 attend.
! Many Hear Stewart
The Midway theatre was filled TO It's
entire capacity last evening when OliV-
| cr w. Stewart, former member OF the
! Illinois Legislature addressed the peo>
pie. He spoke upon Our Fart in the
World Crisis" which proved very inter-
esting and also told of some OF his ex-
attended stated that they enjoyed his
talk very much.
At the meeting of the Democratlc
club at the home OF Mrs. Kins Cusack
they engaged General; T; S. Riley. OF
Thursday evening. Many are expected
to be present to hear him.
NcMechSp Personals
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Tarr who have
been ystns Win have reayes dna to the
Mi Harry Morgan and family Of Can
| ton. O.. are visiting here for number
Chas. Kincaid who has been visiting
Mrs. Paul Reidel spent yesterday
with her parents in Moundsville.
Robert Kincaid was called to Gamer
| on ny the uclln Oh TeiAtiNe'
Mrs. Minnie Rude was visiting with
| friends in Wheeling yesterday.
Mrs Calvin Miller and son Junior.
who have been visiting in Cleveland.
Marion and Youngstown. O.. have re-
| turned home =
A. f. Sidaway Of Scotdale is visiting
with relatives here for n few days.
Walter Reed has returned to his
| home ut Pittsburgh. after 4 brief visit
I here.
VIM. Morgan continues to improve,
after being seriously III for some
| time
i home at Wellsville. after visiting here
| for 4 number of days.
VIM. Daughcrty. who has been calling
on relatives in Burton, has returned
| home.
The members Of the American Legion
hold a very interesting meeting last
| evening.
Mrs PAUL Jackson who has been Wis
| itinr here has returned TO her home at
! Cincinnati.
! Miss Bernadine Cooper continues to
| improve at the Glendale hospital where
she underwent an operation.
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MORR|STOWN

4 large delegation from this section
accompanied by a brass band Will go to
Bcllaire Saturday night 10 attend the
Republican rally.
Alice OF Pittsburgh were visiting at
the home OF Ray Humphy Sunday.
Mrs. William Roby. who has been in
critical condition the past week, is re-
ported to be improving at present:
The Ladies Aid Of the NJ. F.. church
will serve dinner and lunch in the bank
building election day.
Mr. and Mrs. Norval Thatcher OF
Cambridge are visiting relatives here.
Emmett Lynn returned from Wheel
ing last night after n few days visit
with friends.
Charles Rinehart of Akron'i is spend
ing u few days with his sister Mrs.
Jacob Shriver
Miss Rebecca Shepherd Of E'airv!ew Is
visiting relatives here.
f. W. Dolen is repairing his residence
on West Main street.
Mrs. Florence Hamerlee OF Rarncsville
was visiting relatives here last evening.
Miss Gail Wilson will cnterta in 4
number of her lady friends at her home
on High street Saturday evening:
Mr. Charles Groves and Mrs. Daisy
Van Curen were quietly married Satur-
day. Their many friends wish them a
pleasant journey on LIES rough sea.
Mr. and Mrs. r. N. Eaton have re-
turned from pleasant NisIt Win SleFe-
land friends.
Mrs. Judge Worley, son and daugh-
ter Of Cadiz visited friends and relatives
here last week. The son, John. is a. re-
cent graduate OF Princeton University.
and the daughter. Mary. OF Baltimore
College.
Mr.. and Mrs. r.. g. Kearns OF Osca =
looaa Iowa were guests last week OF
Mrs Rclic Vail and Howard Wilson.
Carl Spaid and wife We're calling on
relatives near GAINESVILLE yesterday.
IdWUrd crooks OF Allcdonla was a
visitor in town yesterday.
.t;orney Walton Walker OF st. Cla!rs-
willie delivered an address TO the Repub-
leans here last night on the League OF
Nations. Mr.. Walker is an orator Of
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best in Marshall county for this subject,
as both have studied il deeply and are
well prepared TO present their views 10
the public. ,,a
hours and Il half and will start promptly
at 1870 Monday evening. r. J. Smith
will preside AT the debate.
Good Game Saturday
fought games ever played in Mounds
willie will be staged next Saturday after
noon when Moundsvillehigh school Will
play Linsly Institute Of Wheeling.
These two teams have been bitter
rivals for years. Moundsville having
won tho last football game between
them. Moundsvillc has suffered slump
lately but with all the regulars IN the
game Saturday will put up good game
against Linslv. which has a very strong
team this year.
Rally Day
Or. Cloyd Goodnight, president OF
Bethany college. will deliver an address
at the Christian Sunday school next
; This has been designated az Rally Day
at this church and many will attend.
Many Hear Nicely
In spite Of the Indictment weather
house yesterday evening to hear Con-
gresham VI NJ Nicely. favorable 10 the
Democratic. party. Mr.. Nicely made a
very good speech and was given much
city. The Junior Band furnished music
for the occasion.
No school Tuesday
County Superintendent OF SCHOOLS II.
F. Carmichael. has announced that there
will be no school election day. TUESDAY.
state law Many inquiries have been
made relative 10 this question.
Triple Nears Completion
Tho New River tipple of the Richland
/ - lot tow, n NJ whom
completed will nearly double the output
Of the mine as they will then he able to
shin coal by river barges 4 Pittsburgh
contracting firm is doing the work.
Moundsville Personals
Mrs. II. r. Miles has returned to her
home on Meighcn avenue from visiting
relatives and friends ut Quaker City. q.
Miss Olive Lohr has returned to her
school at lHairmont after visiting her
parents on Second street.
A. O. Mason will return to his home at
kausoOth today after visiting here for
some time.
Mrs. G. W. Chambers OF Jefferson
avenue is spending some time with her
Mrs. Lillian c. Smith. formerly Of this
CITY. is spending n few days with Mr.
and Mrs. W. NJ. Riggs on Tomlinson
avenue hfeore going to Florida to spend
the winter.
Mrs. EIizabeth Yoho, of Nixon Ridge,
will move to this CITY tho first of next
week to stay during tho winter.
Mrs. Alex McCracken Is quite III at
her home on Center street.
Mrs. w. r Taylor. Of Tnmlinson ave-
nue. has gone To New Castle. Pa. to
visit her sister who was injured in
runaway.
Mrs George Callahan has returned to
her homo in this CITY from visiting rela-
tivrS in Pennsylvania.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Gilmore Of BUR
ccttstown. are the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew Hahn.
Mrs. F. NJ. Ronar, Of Wheeling Island.
Is tho guest Of her mother, Mrs. n NJ.
Riggs Of Second street.
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u, S, STEEL PAYS
REGULAR Dividend

New York. Oct. 26.--Total earnings of
the United States steel corporation for
the third quarter of the calendar year.
issued today. totallcd S4S.05l.540. a gain
of s4S95.S3j over the preceding period.
Net increase of $35.739,l37 showed 4
gain of S4.050.S33. with surplus OF
Sl7.S69.939. as compared with Sl3,776,-
$50 three months ago.
Earnings applicable 10 the common
stock after payment Of various interest
charges and the preferred dividend were
equal 70 s4.76 q share. an increase OF eX'
actly so cents over the preceding quar-
tor. The usual dividends of y per cent
on the preferred and IL per cent on
the common were declared. III" directors
evidently having no thought Of an 'cX-
ira" disbursement on the junior issue
despite market gossip 70 the contrary.
Examination Of the statement by
monthly stages disclosed largest earn
ingS for July, with decline Of almost
$1,000 900 in August and fairly good
recovery in September.
In substance. tho report confirms mo
testimony Of observers Of trade condi-
tons: namely. that the steel and iron
industry is marking time: pending a
readjustment. presumably downward OF
price schedule.
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'MECHEN
Maauuerado NeXt Monday

The members OF the Protected Home
circle will give n masquerade party on
Monday evening in the X. of +. hall on
Marshall street; Everyone who at.
tends must mask. or pay fine. \ very
good time is being planned by the So
cial committee, and all those who at
tend are anticipating very enjoyable
evening.
Halloween Party
Misses Thclma Morris. Thelma Scott
and Clara Wilson entertained a large
number Of their friends at the Morris
home on Fifth street Last evening with
n halloween party. After spending a
delightful evening. in playing. games
was spent in pulling taffy. \ delicious
two course luncheon was served at
late hour which was carried out with
pretty halloween favOrs.
Political Meeting
Ono of the largest political meetings
yet held was the Harding and Coolidge
meeting held by the .Womrn's Republi-
can club In the local school hall. The
meeting was opened by talk by Mar
lin Brown Of Moundsrille. who spok"
upon The League IS,s of Iasl0ns and Mr
Brown convinced those present why
they should vote for Harding and Cool
dgc. After his talk. the following lad
les spoke Mrs. II. w. Thompson. Miss
Nevada Earnest. Mrs. Gertrude RodGcr-
N.
State Republican executive committee.
Music was rendered by the McMechcn
band. and also by the Moundsvtllc Girls
Republican Glee club. The auditorium
was filled to it's entire capacity.
Entertained Society
Last evening at her home on Garfield
street. Mrs. J. T. Powell pleasantly On
tcrtained the members OF Division No.
{, OF the Ladies' Aid Society. OF the NJ.
f. church. After discussing number
of business matters pertaining 10 4
Halloween party. tho remainder Of the
evening was spent in a social time.
dainty luncheon was served at the con-
clusion Of tho evening.
To Plan For Dance
The committee in charge Of the Hih-
crnian dance to he given Monday eve
ming. will meet this evening 10 ma a
plans for tho affnir. The dance. will be
Il masquerade. and promises To be one
Of the most delightful affairs yet given
by the order
Prayer Service
Ecv. Paul Flanagan is making an et-
fort this evening To have largo num-
her of young people present 1t The
prayer srrviC. Of the NJ F. church this
evening. He wishes 10 make this 4
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SUGAR MARKET

New York. Oct. 26-There was not
much activity in the local raw sugar
market today, but the undertnnc was
easier and prices were shade lower
There were sales OF $500 bags of DEM
crara sugar eX-Store at ~ c elf. equiv
aLent TO S5l. duty paid. the spot price
now and at the close there were further
offerings, without being taken. Cuban
holders. however, were not pressing
their supplies, although with outside
sugars available At 4 cents elf. II was
doubtful If buyers would pay above IN
cents for Cubas. unless II be for some
very nearby shipment for filling in pur-
poses.
The demand for refined continues
monedrate locally and prices are un-
changed TO IL to IL cents for fine gran
ulated.
Sugar futures were very quiet and
prices subject to small orders either
way. Near months were little easier
in sympathy with the decline in Jaws.
while late months were hrmcr on COW
ering closing. at three points decline to
10 advance.
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W. J. woLLMAN b CO.'S
CLOSING STOCK LETTER
By private wire to A. T.. Mastcn & {

(By private wire TO A. l.. Mastcn & Coz
New York, Oct 26.->Stocks with
money advanced TO 10 per cent. the mar
ket paid more attention 10 the financial
side OF the situation and developed IT,
regularity.
Declines were made generally through
out the list but the greatest effect q:
the StrInGcncy in money appeared In b.
n slowing up in trading rather than
lower prices.
The days budget Of news. however,.
was not at all hopeful The leather sit
uation was revealed as having been
worse probably during tho third quarter
than had been expected. hhvices from
New England told Of the laying off OF
thousands Of workers in metal factories
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BUTTER, EGGS, CHEESE

New York. Oct. 26.-Butter nrm
cr-amcr hyrGhcr than extras 59ia q SO;
creamery extras 9 2scorc jSl2 q 59lH
nrsts So TO 81 score, IS a 81: packing
stock. current n axe. No. |, 81 a 32lr.
Eggs irregular: fresh gathered. extra
frsts G. a 10 Firsts SO n 66: state,
Pennsylvania and nearby western hon
merry whites. first to extras SO a 96:
state. Pennsylvania and nearby hcnnery
browns, extras IS a IS: do. gathered
browns and mixed colOrs. tirSi$ TO rN-
trls' IS a -.
Cheese unsettled. State. whole milk.
flats. held. specials 26 N 2S; avcra &c
run 22l. a IS. State. whole milk flats.
current make specials 80 n "A: do. aver
aeg run 90 a 22i2: state. Who'll" milk
twins, held specials IS n 27i:: de-. aver
age run - a IS.
Live poultry firm: broil"rS by r." cht
35: by express % a 35:fowls - " as;
dressed stendy. prices unchanged.
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CHICAGO GRAIN

Chicago, Oct. 26.--Big upward swing
in the price of wheat took place today
accompanied by signs OF concerted
stoppagc of rural selling and by in
creased export demand. The market
closed strong. 9'a to lOi. net higher
March 2.Olls to 2.O2N. Corn gained ~
to @Isc and oats %qll4 to sc. In
provisions the outcome varied from Csc
decline to a rise of ITO.
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Wheeling Steel Corp. com.-Transfcr
books close Oct. Is. for r l per cent cash
dividend. payable Nov. l.
Wheeling Mold & Fdy. Co, CON-
Transfer books close October 30th for
cash dividend OF SO cents per share,
payable Nov. LIST.
Wheeling Steel & Iron told stocks.)--
Transfer books close Oct. %, for ~
per cent cash dividend. payable Oct. 80.
Eazel-Atlas GLASS Co.-TranSfer books
close Oct II for per cent cash divi-
dcnd. payable Oct. 20.
Sterling Products Unc.)-Transfer
books close Oct 20, for a per cent cash
dividend payable Nov. l.
Fostoria Glass Co,-Transfcr books
close Oct 81, for 2 per cent cash
dividend payable Nov. !.
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DIRECTORS TO MEET

An interesting meeting Of the Board
Of Directors OF the Market Auditorium
company, will be held Thursday morn.
ing in the Security Trust Co. building
OH Market street ~.
Every member OF the board 10 re-
quested to be present at 10 o'clock
sharp. Important business transac-
lions. with the regular routine matters.
will be discussed.
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MOUNDSV|LLE NEWS
WILL DEBATE
ON LEACUE

Tho debate on the League Of League
OF Nations which tho people OF Mounds
villc have been waiting for some time.
Wi +" held the day before the election.
next Monday evening. November list in
the court house J. Howard Holt will
have the affirmative side Of the question
"RrS0Ivcd that the Covenant Of tho
Lea que "r Nations as Presented 10 the
Scrar" by the President Should be- Rati.
fed by the Senate" and Martin Brown
will argue tho negative side.
These two speakers are probably the
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more than ordinary ability and he heA
the crowd spellbound for one hour ~
his able argument on the record Of the
Democratic party for the past eiGh4
years. His tribute to odd Glory" was
surely a masterpiece. In both facts ana
eloouence
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NEW YORK CURB MARKET

Wheeling, W. Va. Oct IS. go.
Furnished ~as InteliSencer by A. E
NaSten & Co. Members Boston Stock
Exchange. second floor National bank
ne w RldX
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Open. High. Low. Close.
LnNRTY BONDS

New York Oct. 26.-Liberty bonds
,losed a,-s. 90. 80: first As $3.50. second
IS $3.50: first 4ns $3.50; secon AK =
$3.50; third AIS $3.50: fourth Az y
$50: Victory "a E $500: Victory ~ $
,s I6
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N. Y. STUCK EXCHANGE

Wheeling, w. Va, Oct. Is, 20.
Furnlohed The Int, Niger Ger by A. F.
Masten & Co.. members Of the New York
Stock Exchange. National Bank Build
ing, Wheeling. w. Va, Louis +. Brand
Re-ident Partner.
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Standard Oil Subsidiary Stock
Wheeling, w.

Wheeling. w. Va. Oct. &c, 90.
Furnished Tho Inf::,gence- by A E
Mnsten 4 Co, members New York Stock
Exchange. second floor National Bank
OF " Va. Bldg.
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE

New York. Oct. 26.--M"rcLntile paper
&. Exchange easy: sterling 80 day bills
SAP; commercial 90 day bills on banks
342; commercial 90 day bills 3il II, de-
mand 346l2: cables 3i7h. Francs de-
mand 6S4;CubleS 636. belgian francs, de-
mand 6S3; cables SIS; guilders, demand
$3.50; cables 1910. l.ir" demand 373:
cables 375: marks demand l43: cables
la. Greece demand $50: New York eX-
change on Montreal 9ia percent discount.
Government bonds easy. Railroad
bonds irregular. Tim" loans steady: go
and 90 days and sin months ~ q S
percent Call money steady. High 10;
low 9; ruling rate .: leSing bid .: offer
ed at 10: last loan 10. Bank acccntanCcs
al,
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

Wheeling, W. Va. Oct IS. 20.
Furnished The lntelllGnncsr by A. E
Siasten &. Co, members Pittsburgh Stock
Exchange. second floor National Bank
VI w Va R!dR.
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LOCAL STOCKS

Wheeling, W. Va. Oct IS, 90.
Daily quotation list Wheeling Stock
Exchange. compiled for the Intelligent
GER.
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New York Cotton Market

Wheeling. ". Va, Oct. IS. 20.
Furnished The Intelligencer By A. r
Masten & Co. members New York Cot.
ton Exchange. second floor National
Bank Of w. Va. bldg
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

Wheeling. W. Va. Oct. 26. 20.
Reported by A. f.. Masten & Co, mem.
bers New York Stock Exchange. Second
floor, National Bank OF w. Va. R,dg.
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DRY GOODS

New York, oct. 26.-A'otton goods and
yarns were quiet today. Wool goods
wecr irregular. silks in very moderate
request and burlapS quiet.
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rurnT on,

OIL CIV Pa. Oct 96.@('rCdit bal.
auccs, $50. HUNS 65.575. average. S.
$40. Shipments. 1881; average, G2.SaV
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Entertained Society

The commlttee n charge OF Inc HIn~
crnian dance to he given Monday eve
ming will meet this evening 10 mako
nlans for thr affnir. The dance. Will be
a masquerade. and promises To be one
Of the most delightful affairs yet given
b,,, ri
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Hcv. Paul Flanagan is making an e.
fort this evening To have larG" num-
her of young people present IT The
prayer service Of the VI. r.. church this
evening. He wishes 10 make this 4
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song service as soon as the young peo-
pie become interested. Every one Is In
vllel 70 attend.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-22
Word Player Rolls
Regular Selling CO.
Price $1.0O-Our nSc
Special Price -.

Down the Trail to Home Sweet
Home-Japanese Sand Man-Love
Boat-Overhalls- Little Gin
derella-Td Love to Fall Asleep and
Wake Up in My Mothers Arms
Love Nest-A1l the Boys Love Mary
Barefoot Trail-Barney Come Over
Here-Hold Me-Hitwatha's Melody
of Love-Tll Be With You in Apple
BLOSSOM Time-Irene-Kam
La Veeda-Oh BY Jingo-Outslde
Sally-Susan-Old Irish Mother of
Mine-The Argentines and Portu-
euese and Greeks-Wholl Take the
Place of Mary-Venetian Moon
Way Down Barcelona Way-Wild
Notwithstanding.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-22
FALLS FROM LADDER.

Chris Hellman, So. of 3 Williams
place, sustained fracture Of the LEFT
ankle this morning, when he fell
from ladder while picking pears
from tree in his yard. The in
jured man was attended by DR.. B. j.
Burns, of the Emergency hospital
staff, and was later removed to St.
vincent's hospital. Hellman was un-
able to tell whether the ladder broke
or fell.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-22
FALLS FROM LADDER
AT LAKE COMPANY

plant Of the Lake Torpedo Boat COM
pany shortly before noon today, Peter
Petrino, of 254 Lexington avenue,
missed his footing and fell 20 feet to
the ground. He was rushed to the
Emergency hospital, suffering from a
conclusion of the brain, and vas then
taken to Columbus hospital, in Wash
lngton avenue. His condition is seri-
Gus.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-22
WANTS S., 900 FOR
COLLISION HURTS

In a suit filed in the Superior
court today. Joseph Farkas, of New
town, claims $4,000 damages from
Tony and Helen Dotego, of Bridge
port, as Their esu1t of a motorcycle
and automobile collision which oc-
Cured on Oct IS. The accident &C.
Cured in Long Hill, and the plaintiff
claims that he was riding on motor.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-22
DRYS DON'TLIKE
PLATT ANY MORE

The endorsement of Harry E. Plat
the Democratic nominee for Congress
from this district has been withdrawn
by the Prohibition party and his name
will appear in the emocratic column
only.
The name of James F. Somers has
been placed in the Democratic column
as candidate for alderman from the
First district and that of James F.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-22
Seicheprey's Victims
Body Comes Home

Guilford, Conn. Oct. 22--The body
of Herbert Hall, FL. who was captured
in the fight at Seicheprey on his
birthday, and who was a prisoner in
a camp at Limburger, and died at
Bengal, Germany, from influenza on
October 7, 1918, was brought home
for burial today.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-22
STRIKE AT VERA CRUZ

Mexico City. Oct. 22-A11 traffic in
the port of Vera Cruz has been stop
ped by the strike of stevedores and
dock workers, and the controversy
may result in a general nationwide
strike, according to newspaper des-
patches
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-22
WILL GET DISCHARGE.

Discharge from bankruptcy will be
granted in the case of Samuel ].
Coppo1a, of Stamford, which was
heard before Bankruptcy Referee
John H. Weogh, this morning. No
appearance in opposition was made
at the hearing today