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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-11-21
MONONGAH
Gives Talk

r. b.. Withercll OF P~arkcfsburg,
State Sunday School ana =. Y. p.
l.. organizer, gave a splendid talk
hurc last night 10 the B. Y. p. L..
The program which a rendered
BY Group 3 OF this organization
was very interesting. The music
was especially good. Group 4 will
have charge of the program for
next Sunday evening.
Rev. a. A. Dye is conducting
4 series OF meetings at Lumb~
port. Rev. Uhitemer, a former
pastor Of the Baptist church here
Is assisting Rev. Dye in these
meetings.
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Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. !. Lantz will
have as their guests for the week
end their grsaddauGhtcrS tho
Misses Helen and Josephine Grille
and the Misses Mary Suttcr and
Martha Dorsey all Of Clarksburg.
The young women Will com" here
Wednes Law evening and will he
here for the Ciartsb"rr-Tairmont
foot ball gam" on Thursday morn
Ing and will spend the remainder
Of the wcek hcre
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az Inc on S a MEEk

BRIGHTON. Eng-Thc arrest
Of Thomas Scruse. a war veteran.
on the charge Of stealing three
pairs Of shoes, revealed the fact
that he had to support a fam
ily Of six on earnings of IS a week
Scruse was held for Investigation.
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An exchange will be held on
Wednesday morning at Shurtleff
and Welton's store by the women
Of Christ Episcopal church. Things
for the Thanksgiving dinner will
DO for sale including cakes. pies.
bread salads. candies and other
sood things to eat.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-11-21

Mrs. Jesse wilt and children
who have been here visiting with
Mrs. Wits parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Horny Mauller. returned to Their
home in Benton's Ferry yesterday
Mesdames Nettie Anthony and
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CANCEL ANCIENT FEAST

CANCEL ANCIENT FEAST
SHEFFIELD, Eng.-For the
first time in 300 years. the annual
cutters feast has boon cancelled
This action was taken when the
Duke OF York announced his iuahil.
ity to attend the banquet due to
tho prevalent unemployment.
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silver Tea TomorroM

Much interest conters IN thc
silver offering tea to be hold by
tho Robert f. Lee chapter of the
United Daughters Of the Confeder-
acy at the home Of Mrs. II. NJ. Hite
on FairMont avenue. a musical
program will be rendered in CON
ucction with tho tea and a silver
Offering will be taken.
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Japanese Weddina.

The Temple Guild will present a
unique entertainment Tuesday eve
ming. November %, at the NJ. =
Temple beginning at eight O'Clock
The title OF the play will be "a
Japanese Wedding" An admission
Of twenty-five cents will he charg.
ed. The play will be given under
the direction Of Mrs. Ernest Sher.
wood and Mrs. II. G. Mckay.
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Social Frid az

E1erJunior branch Of the Court
{lJoan of Arc. Catholic DauEh.
4 Of America will nave a social
riday evening OF this week at the
Earochial school hall. Madison
rect, There will be a pleasing
S,nam and refreshments WIZ ne
ed. The Juniors ask for the
fonage Of their friends.
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Creenman-Looman

marriage OF Miss Georgia
nIaan and Frank h. Greenmap
,S3solemnized Saturday at moor
Va home Of tho BRIDES sister,
Inez Martin. in CASTOR avenue.
fRev. Oscar Nease, Of Oakdale.
rmfhing the ceremony in the
nee OF the Immediate family.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-11-21

Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Mason Of
Falrmont were here Saturda!
evening visiting with friends, ais"
attended the oyster supper in the
Rod Cross rooms which was serv
ed by the Baptist Mission Circle.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-11-21

ID ladies Of the missionary SO,
n OF the NJ. P. Temple VILE
ne an exchange "Wednesday
Eorning on the porch or III"
emple, in, Monroe street. begin
lng at 10 o'clock.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-11-21

The Bcrean Bible Clas will meet
WITH MIS-. George Moore at her
home at els CASTOR Avenue to-
morrow evening at 7:30. The
study will be the Twenty Sixth
Chapter of Acts.
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oaY WICK

Fairmont society which has been
lHttIe dull for the past few weeks
hi be enllvened this week, the
lianksgivtnG season being the rea.
for the resumption OF social
Sttvities. Three dances will be
during the week while a mum,
OF smaller parties, bridges and
)ncheo1S win make the week one
plot social activity.
adnesday evening the Elks
hold forth with their annual
nksglying dance which will be
bfd in their hall on Main street
|ith the popular Weston Banjo
l:hestra Of Altoona. Pa. to fur
Il the music. This will be fol
la on Thanksgiving night by
}annual Thanksgiving dance ia
3theld at the Fairmont with the
he orchestra. On Friday night
e Par Mar club will stage a
nce at the Masonic Temple with
Graf orchestra OF Punxsutaw'
", Pa. on tho Job.
IEkny Fairmonters will go to
BfEentown for the football game
thursday while students lat the
and other nearby coz
|ges will come home for the
thanksgiving recess and small
will he given in their
Srhe Country club viii be the
'Ene OF the usual festivities when
B members will gather there for
foyment though no big affairs
vi be staged there This even
the regular weekly bridge tour,
Sient will be held to be proceed.
by the usual chicken and waffle
nners
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$40 MndnesdaY

84rs. i. l.. Halls division Of the
sslonary society Of, the First N.
khnrch will have n ThanksGtv'
" sale OF viands Wednesday
Sorning a. the j.. NJ. Jacobs hard
are store.
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Baby Son

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Marion
Morris at their home in Camden
avenue avenue Il baby boy.
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Meet TONIGHT

,The Alice NJ. Sheppard Mission
~ Society OF the NJ. P. Temple,
iii meet this evening at OK"
DsAock at tho parsonage in FOURTH
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Have Guests.

Mr.. and t9trs. Duncan Sincia'"
ave as their guests at their none
Fairmont emu DR., and Mrs
Y 2lemass. Of Capctown. africa
Niddlemass is a sister OF Mrs.
61cIafr, They will remain here fn'
ONE time and during their stay lh.
ftddlemass will Wr"a"h at IN
Presbyterian church.
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Washington Guest.

Miss Flora ShInn, of Washing
ton. D. C.. arrived here Sunday to
he the guest for q few weeks OF her
cousin, Mrs. Martha Davis. at her
home in Cleveland avenue.
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Related Here.

MISS Alice Mann. who on Satur'
y christened the battleship West
.TgiEiar at Newport News, Nir'
i1Sa. is a first cousin OF Frank
Iollansbec, OF Grant Town. former.
Of this city. Miss Mann Is .
tIEhter Of Isaac 7. Mann, promi'
snt politician and financier ofrthc
stthern part Of the state. Mr.
ann and his family reside in
klngton at this time and Mis-"
h will make her debut into
Arlington society this winter.
he is quite an attractive young
imam.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-11-21
n HaNe Razaar.

NThe Women's Auxiliary of the
{Tst Baptist church Will hold 4
christmas bazaar and exchange on
iriday and Saturday, November y
Indlg6. in the room formerly occn'
Eed5b by the Marion hardware store
Main street. They will have foI,
IA large number Of pretty and
CftT$ etiye articles Of home manu-
SctGre including articles suitable
al christmas gifts. also 4 number
& practical articles. The women
been at work for some time
&ing things for the bazaar and
have quite a lot OF unusually
ty articles for sale. On Satur
In connection with the bazaar
x will hold an exchange and will
IA for sale home made bread,
4. cakes and other good things
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70 Chicago.

MI. Leigh Watson. who had been
hest OF her brother, w. r. Wat
and her aunt, Miss Rose Wat
Returned yesterday to her HON"
Chicago.
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On Visit.

Mrs. NJ. A. Fletcher left yester.
day for Black River Falls. Wis,
where she will spend a couple OF
months with relatives. Mr.. Fletch-
Of accompanied her to Pittsburgh
and will Join her at Black River
Falls about the middle Of Decem
Der and spend the holidays there.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-11-21

Frances Gibbons attended the
funeral Of Mrs. Anna Carroll tD
Fairmont yesterday.
Mrs. Stella Talbot OF Clarks-
burg and children were here yes
terday with Mrs. Dorsey OF Talbot
Sunday.
Personals
Mr.. and Mrs. D. A. Reed we're
visiting with friends in ClarKsburg
yesterday.
Lydia Tustin Of Middlebourne
who is attending the Fatrmont
Normal school spent the week end
here the guest Of Miss Marian
Hill. teacher in the Eversou
school.
Monongah Bible Glass Tues.
day evening at 1870. DR.. Henry
or Fairmont will be the instructor.
Miss Helen Marley teacher in
Monongah public school who has
been il! at her home in Fleming
street suffering from an attack OF
tonsilitis is improving.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-11-21
S0CAL SOCIAL EVENTS

THE bride was becomingly gowned
in a coat suit OF brown duvetyn
with harmonizlng hat, gloves and
shoes and wore a corsage Of sweet.
heart roses.
Following the ceremony a lunch
con was served. After spending sew.
eral days in this city and at Clarks.
burg, they will go to Michigan
where they VIII reside. Mr.. Green
man is a prosperous farmer Of that
state. His bride is a charming and
popular young woman OF Oakdale,
near Clarksburg, and is a daugh'
tor OF Mr.. and Mrs. John w. LOO
man.
Oklahoma Guest.
Mrs. Gertrude Campbell Flaherty,
who has been residing at Tulsa,
Okla. for some time. is here the
guest OF Mrs. Carroll Turner. Mrs.
lFaherty went to Grafton today and
will return here for Thanksgiving.
She has been visiting in Cincinnati,
Wheeling and other points and will
spend some time in West Virginia
before returning home.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-11-21
Little Prices
Big Values
Big Business

That will be the abbreviated
history Of this sale one week
hence.
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High-Grade
Hartley Suits
I Price
~ andLess

Suits Just as fashion likes them best
to emphasize the youthful straigntline
silhouette. Some with flarcd jacket.
Suits in a variety or the finest fabrics,
all beautifully silk lined, many with
trimmings Of luxurious fur.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-11-21
WOMENS AND MISSES
Wool, Silk and Velvet Frock'
SPECIALLY PRICED

A sale that Includes some of the smarSt models Of te season. hfacta great many o.
ave tp very models brought out in late October and early November They show every
touch that is original and new-tnat makes them different and appealing to the 81
dressed woman.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-22
Philadelphia Markets

wHt3AT-Receipts. 1G5,1a1 bushels Mar
&s!or red Eo winter Fsa sntisF$. g!Ri;is :fSI$$
SCbedue s52qfs 6f scoSt aHGSeG ated wRs,, RR 2cs
wEdg! T. @ under oa' Eo q S' No N29df5 vi NR.;2 2 Y2
un&2T GGnNofSsceTbS. No. TSDH a5S 5S'Ppa5ng pSs5sg,, to agS.
Uuiet but steady. Car lots in EXPORT ~ ~
va. TyatoT,aNo; Sgq57Sg; 10. p, ;$S SsSS
oXTS-Roceipts. aa32 bushels. u,,s,,
ioss.iono ~ $9 %Sits 44Sf5Ri 81 RiStS Ct: S. s. (
si n sset Rss 2SSs so; -, and se
weak to sell IN sympathy with wheat. ounl oSmd
,SGns PR 3G,sr I2S D' paGed n Hob uS us
Sf0 ss g. G6 d. sS5E, sSga VIZ
S6 9t6 %. patGu sOS7 5s do clGSF sSSr, '$5s
S7.508S: fancy snr!ng and city mills patsnatt pa1tTat
family brands, 2sT6@9.jO. Rye flour, N
TR6v1s1oNs were quiet and eaoler. III,
dried 52c: beef, knuckles and tenders s sroS,i S,
snd arGgeG drTaG ooss SSo E9rk q & fSn'i s9t han.
50 aSG Do DO soSoj 10 sEiJa5sd med loose
boiled, boneloss, 400 picnic shoulders Hsams
cured, loose. l0c; do, smoGod, 1Gc: BELLE,
IN piekE1j"' kE1e' Ioo9c' l'c' breakfast bacon, 2jc.
" DUTTEn quiet and unchanged. Quo.
sStEe y tlrsts 4SG4ee: nrsts' S71 4oc! second
EGGS--Fine fresh egss = arcS and and firm a,
late advance. Quo,ations: Nearly extra.
4s rs, FitS SO fS SS9 s.condg ?AT rS, 5
lots lover johblng sales ot renc!. candisd
fresh eggs, 90 GGIci fair TO choice. coo dc
SgsS tancy nd fq SSowEEPHS6 SStS sE ssmEs
h!FhGr; medium ouaiity, q 20c; inferior
t% e. 22.; do' ag thin 10 920S; spring
EocEa. % 92Gc; exceptional lost higher higher;
tty. 90 23c; spring ehLck91s. not LeEfSrT
interior. 101@ic; spring chickens I"shotn
good quality, yellow skin; 81 q &c; sprns
&SS nd iSSsSTn rS6ssrs STSc GSSEy SeEsy G s
Pellin. 20 692sc do mixed co'ors. 20 q 2Se;
pgeons, per par. Old, $50 4Oc; yourS, IS
D2IRIEssED POULTRY -- Fowls. fr.,5
killed drrEy-pick"d' IL 6GTss weighing tS
weighirE a. is. g &c; do woi"T,inru iYi 40,
lbs., q @$2Gs;o Fowls .tr{e:sth;kt.ed, y bGir,
Spiecca ia;sc;paci;g1, aas: Do, wetspins y, y,
under, $6T22G; roastinE chcl;egjs, wsst:: e.:
~! ~! and over apiece. 900 Sc: wssin4s 1HiHs AZ
los. apiece, 26T23C; roasting chickens, West.
orn, in bulS., weighing : lbs. and over apiece
Ing ~ lbs apiece, 20 4 26c; broiIiny chieE
cns. Western, weighinF ~ fo2 lbs. apiece
;A2@ 9!G chG6%Rg 9Sn3 g,o western wSghnE 2ia an
hy. Weighing 4 lbs and over apiece. 10 q 5Sc
roasting chickens, nearby. Weighing 2i lbs
SSnu pSfS 2&9S? Ss SsopF apscs sNSfS 81 Sc ss5S sS
n 2Gc; o.d roosters. dry-uicked. Western. 2Ic
G2 GSncS S0 5oc average reoeD,s % 4ools.
ducIinEg. 2ST SOC.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-22
MORE FIREWORKS
IN POOL ISSUES
Weeks Market Proved Shock
Proof to Disturbing Strike
Developments

N,,. N.rI a., 90 sT.- ......,....,
ord bro'T ,r,Ji,,, =, ,o nirs nr,,;,.
monte ,YJ ,t%". 1,d,,..,ia,, a. 5,,-in, ,Lo
fist In,,. u, ,od,, s'oaI. ,,nni.ot ,,os
undor5,o,l,r "a P,,n,,,,d H.. .I,. s.on,,oJo
of tlo 81 nr,s ,,.hi,b s'o..,o, ~ ~, IJov io,,
rorroIcrrI f., ,hn Io,o .rndinc ,osto,.,
doy rarGcr thor ragcctirg o,crnicI
l,Ieron,,nnt, in rho rojiSood etriEc
sit,,otio,, TI,cro ,.,s i, oI ,,ort,
Ii,,lo sLort ~. ,.lJ -crn,,bln ar tbc
hoa- rrnv,I to 60, in ont of tho v.c.
DURING rho first sivty r,irntcs or ,l.,
trading This or lroe. vas s,cco.tr1
in Tho ,icnrn,,s advances rog;s+Gr,J IN
MI rccognizcd nool issues
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-22
DIVIDENDS DECLARED

Trenton Pott9ries Company. I per con,
on non-cumulative preferred. PAYABLE Oc-
t"ner 20 to stock Of record Oc;ober >.
Electric BOND and Share Company, quar-
teTly per. cent on common and ~ per
cent on preferred Common payable October
20 10 stock Of record October 10, prcferrcd
70 FtVClC Of record October 90
Great NorthornL Iron Orc, dividend OF 81
on trustees certificates Of beneficial Interest
in Great Northern iron ore Properties, paw
able December 10 to stock OF record Novem-
Ter IS.
United Cigar Stores Company OF America.
50 on common payable November 2S TO
stock Of record NOYemhnr Il.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-22
STEEL RAILS CUT TO $40
Reduction Made in Hope Of 5ene
fetal Effect on Costs, Says Gary

New York. Oct. 22..--A reduction of
81 ton in tho price Of standard rails
was announced by tho United States
Steel Corporation. The now price is
$40.
\ statement by Ebert II. Gary,
chairman of the corporation, said
Present costs of production do not
justify this action. but it is hoped and
expected reductions in freight rates. and
otherwise. together with larger opera
tious, will soon have a beneficial effect
upon our costs.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-22
GOVERN MENT BONDS
Weeks InsoIvencies Number 4o7

New York. oct. - Az nGuana Tor orc
more business day a" IL, .ud"d in th. sti TO-
m"nt' failures in Il" tr!t"d Stot'a this
So *. nIn!berinE 4o7. Tnta to'al cor.nar's
lasts SHARPLY with the 1l9 defaults re
rorteG to Il. G. Dun & Co. IN this lyeelc last
or. uf tho currcnt weeks iusoiverctcs
instance. which Is IS per cent Of tho az.
EreEatH number Last w"sh, when there
we're go similar fSiiurrS, the ratio was
81 Q per cont. while in this week or lyst
H"oU. with l0l uch defaults. lhl ratio
was 4T.G per taEt.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-22
OFFICE MAN

Competent nccOuntDnt--lble rurrrsaoudent--
collection aud credit mlu ~hlC> "ud udvpr.
tisiuE experience. Have SOLD rriIIrr. frr
SeorS aud pPrsOnnI CUntprt v IA thrfu to-
EethNr with my other CNDeriru'o. nu4hlrr N,
TO handle any undertaking aud ;,'odu,c AZ
preCiabc results.
\ 0o6. LIDGrR OTIIG
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-22
Financial Briefs

The avcagc price OF the twonty uctiyo In
dUstrial stocks advars' I'd .23 per cent yes
terday to ~ while tho twcut% railroads de-
Clined 20 per cent TO 1l.a3.
For Tho siz months ended yunc 81; Pierce
OF Corporation shows operating profit tter
IayEent OF interest on borrowed none, OF
81. .O3T, G35. Af'Cr providing Tor inventory
loss. depreciation, derlotlou aud reserves
d"ncit was So 34S l3S.
While the highest, grnde ,Taiiroad honds
hHv ve advanced y littlo over ilp points since
md-summor,, whom 9, aGnernl upward move
riotive issuqs have made but little improve
ment.
The stendy dccline in the prize OF the Ger
man mark has had little influence on the
rr!c,2?9 Of foreign Eovernmont bonds hoated
This should encourage those persons who
foRr wlospr"ad disturbance should Ger
many COlapee financially.
'rhs average Of eight rcprcssHtauyo
products declined this weeN from t4s. 20 70
S4T.2s n ton. a"cordiuG % Tho iron Age
The current average srOvs . decline o. Il
per cent from tho maximum price Of last
year. but 4 IL - per cont higher than the
average OF August. 1913.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-22
BETIILEnEM PKEsBYTERIAN CHURCH


REV. SLLIEN.HHNEbbERR HHEb Ma MfSSSSCoIL. D. D..
MINISTER
REV. ALVIN 3. GJRLEY. ASSISTANT
Dr.. MHoCoU VIII preach az II and S O'Clock
Morning sd0toct-'JIas Worship Any Es'
Pace IN Modern Lifc"'
Evening HuuieCt--"Can one Be Good
later aud O Christian"
Musical SER ice, At 7:3O. Chorus choir a.;
sipted by Frederic Cook. Violinist, and
Vincent Fune!N, iIaTpist, Of the PhIadei-
phia OIChestra.
% GlRdsomo Light ... ... .hastalsky
We Praise Thee" .......... .Kastalsk
'1'raise Thou the l.OTG' Kastalsk'
I'm Hanyenly Loye'' ......., Parker
"If With All Your Hearts" .Mendelssohn
Sunday Schoo! ut 10 o'clock.
VISITORS WELCOME.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-22
TmE sIvrH >A7TONiI n\IK

PrIIU1e n = - n Tl|1
T"e D,rGctG2rs ha,y" '.t- de" aer,s"sd
November !. 1921. 2, Et-cEuo.lo-s 90 -r..--i
October Il l"2i.
Checks vii DO Ta.ao.
WILLIAM SAsvLR.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-22
BANK CLEARINGS

Bank reolIuEstoday compared w.lu c,.re
-ruuilng dpy I"st two YEAR:
lHl 1890 Iglg
l...r SG2.nuu, coo SIS ~ "a $50 "Gr ~
rnn.-ro -, goo. "nu ...,...
Ba iuroTe l,@@@,Ndi 1i.0NN 80 .......
Boston 1l.UIl u -"s.
y York 500. 100000 -- -. 4.......
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-22
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

New York. Oct. 22.-Thcrc was an
Cnslor tendency in the foreign exchange
market at opening this morning, 'nr
only advance. compared with yc,trr
day's final. being in Norwegian oyrhang"
which gained > points
e." quotations wore:
Sterling cables 3.93. dcnaud %.poI.. .
franc cables 7.@G. check, -. H.,
cablos %.H4. checks sos Swiss raNIcy
lS.4;, checks 1S.42; guildor rab,rs
-. lO chcrkS 34.O5 pr,ota cable,
1877. checks, 1922; Stockholrn cables
23.lJ, checks -. 10; Christmas cables
l@H'I. ch"rkS 1890: Copenhagen cables
1915. cheeks 1910: Ecgiun cables
G1%, checks 7.l2: marks .Go'.
Th" premium on New Norh funds in
Montreal today was reduced to 81, per
cent. Canadian funds in New York
were at > lJ-32 per cent discount.
Central European exchanges were
lower today. Greek showing slight
loss Quotations were: Runmniaa.
81; bulgarian. .GS; Serbian. ~ !;
C2ccho- SIovakan. ! .OG: Jugo- Sluvian.
.34lo: Polish, .U2aI Austrian. .OG :;
Hungarian. 1885,; Gro"k, 4,i0; Fin
ulsh. 60.
YESTERDAY, rI>sA'. qi""arr,>,
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES
THE TEMPLE

THE TEMPLE
5000 seatg.
Home Of the Grace Baptist Church.
RUSSELL II. COSWELL Pastor.
VIM. Dyro NIcCurdy, Associate rastor
DR.. J. Marvin Hanna. Musical Director
Frederick L. Stark", Orgunist.
There are thousands oF persons lv.nE
right in Philadelphia WHO have never
heard Russell II. COnwel. All these are
especially invited to tho service on SUNDAY
morning at 1890. Cut this "ad'' out and
hand It 70 the usher and YOU vii! be seated
nj once. Bihe School. JeTe l.. Cresp
SupSrintendcnl. $50 y. ". Church
prayer Woeti FRIDAY, 5 p. N. Ceiobra,
ton Of tho OO00th delivery 0c Acres Of
Diamonds" Tuesday, S15 p. ". For
Icteryation phoro Diamond o97.
The Reason Why Of Mr.. Conyels
picturS Johnny Ring and tho Captain
sword on Monday and Wednesday. Oct.
- and %. at Sis Contributions r.
cnIved at husinees Office. O, phone Dla G2f
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U. S. Certificates and Treasury Notes
Midwest OIL Increases Dividends

\Cw York. Ocl, 2",--Th" Midwest Cl.
Company las declared dividcros Of per
Dcth payable October u to s,ucI, OF rccor
nm'?btr e. IN. !" ar, an increase Of R%"G
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Movements Of Vessels

Sew York. Or -, .\rri":u laaa.
&al.r.. N'nurhHhdu. NaTburg.
PatrtS. Oot. @2,-Saa"d: A,rOp".s Nav
MarseiIIes, oct 1s Sailed: ASIA, Naw
Chcrbours. Oc, .2.--sa., ed Olympic. New
York
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CMURCH OF GERMANTOWN
MethOUIht I4plNcopaI
&UARTOS MEMORIAL CHURCH

N4th and Catharlno SIS.
Rev. ". Il p. HAAS, Minister
beginning sunday, October .2S
EVanEeiFtic Program, conducted by The
pastor, assisted bv BerGo sisters, SlnEn
isvaugeists. every evening, including Sat
Urday.
tho pastor win preach nightly
Sunday servicss'
IO10 4 M.---'spir!tuai Docrratior
T:8O p. M.-CoInmunity Song Service;
sermon Lost Within Sight OF Home"
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NrEMOKIlL CMURCH or 81. Paul

REV, Roicrt Norwood, y. c. J.. Rector
Gas \. M.--Ghurch School: school ,5 s.r,roo
Subject 'SeveT1 Times Seven.'
7:RO u. M.--Eveuing Prayer and Sermon.
Subject, ITO the Higher Powers
Mr. Kleachko, cello,
DR.. Norwood win preach at both serytoss