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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-06-11

ASHER MINER. President
JOHN HoFFA, Secretary.
NET ASSETS OF COMPANY.
ash in banks Ton interest
and not on interest) ........S 139,o47.99
;onds and stocks owned
market value) ............. 1907, SO
Accrued securities Interest
and rents, etc.) ............ 14,257,7s
Other securities, assessments
due ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 4,1ss.1s
Premium and accounts due
and in process of collection oo,5So4O
Total net assets. 80
LIABILITIES.
Reserve or amount necessary
to reinsure outstanding
risks .....................$ 3&9, ITO 81
.osses unAdjusted and in
suspense ......... T.44O.52
3ills and accounts unpaid. 10000
Reserve for taxes and COM
missions .................. $4,000. 90
Surplus ...................... S6S, 1854
Total liabilities. 81, 217. O99 20
Grea test amount In any one
risk ...................... 100000
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-06-11

State Of Indiana, Once Of Commissioner
Of Insurance:
/, the undersigned, Commissioner Of
Insurance Of InGianR, hereby certify that
the above is a correct copy of the stata-
ment Of the condition Of the above mon
toned company on the 11st day OF De-
cember, 1920. as shown by the original
statement, and that the said originoi
statement Is now on file in this ONCE.
In testimony whereof, / hereunto sub
scribe my name and afix my
(SEAL) of1Gial seal. this eth day VI
April, 1921
T. s. LcNURRAT, JR.,
Commissioners.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-06-11
Statement of Condition
OF THE
CALIFORNIAN
II1Sura
Company
NEW YORK, N. Y.
80 and 80 Pine Street.
ON THE
31st Day of December, 1920.

CHARLES q. POST. [. s Manager.
Amount Of U. s. Deposit. rs S2S,OOO.oo
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-06-11

+. J. MARTIN, President.
81. L. D. RHODES, Secretary,
Amount Of capital paid up Mutual
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-06-11

Mrs. Robert Richardson, 1912 Edgemont
avenue entertained with an attractiyely
appointed luncheon today announcing the
enga cement of her house guest, Miss
Florence Moffett of Florida. formerly of
this city, to Morton NJ. Milford of FIT.
Myers, Fla. The table was lighted by
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-10

John I. married Winifred Rose of
Dubuque in 1902. They live in a
stately house that from it's eminence
on the hills of Dubuque commands
a majestic view of the Mississippi.
And this is the story of a boy who
once worked for fifty cents a week.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-10
ALL DAY SPECIAL
MUSLIN GOWNS

MUSLIN GO WINS
In flesh or white; special
at 09c
BRASSIERES
Prettily trimmed with
lace and embroidery. CSC
POLLY PRIM APRONS
In plain colors, checks or
plaids 49c
LADIES' BOOMERS
Of good materials; made
Alll; pair 43c
WOMEN'S Isle
STOCKINGS
Scanned back; double sole,
elastic top; 3 pairs for. 800
BEAD CKLAC
Various styles; all new
c0lors L............... zoe
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-10
(Ry Newspaper Enterprise)

(Ry Newspaper Enterprise)
DUBUQUE, Iowa-Nine of the
eighty-nine Adamses in who's
Who" are named John and one of
the Johns is John Taylor Adams.
He's John T." to everyone in Du-
buque.
After John rs name in the book
of notables it says, manufacturer,
b. at Dubuque, Dec. %, 1862" and
then proceeds with a few cold facts
about his life.
In manufacturer there is a big
story. for in 1881 John T. had just
graduated from high school. He had
hat much education and nothing
else in the way of equipment to win
his way.
But every penny he saved was in
vested in the firm of Carr e. Ryder
for whom he worked as clerk. To-
day John Il. is president of Carr,
Ryder & Adams, one of the largest
lumber mills in the west.
And John r. is the new chairman
of the Republican National Commit
tee. His career in politics has been
brief. 1t has not been spectacular,
but it has produced results.
In 1908 he managed the campaign
of Senator Allison, defeating Albert
B. Cummins in the Iowa primary.
He has been a member of the Re-
publican National Committee since
1912 and became its vice chairman
in 1917.
He turned the tide of affairs at
the Chicago convention with the
now famous expression, "They have
nothing against Harding"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-10

President Harding a nominated
Scot. C. Bone, Washington and Sc
attic newspaperman, to be governor
of the territory of Alaska.
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EXPLAINS STOCK PLAN.

Joseph R"aSS. ana Of The Wheel
ing SAVINGS and Loan Company. and on"
Of III" twenty m"n selling stock " the
company As u part "i It's S2IC.hnO cam
jr,gu appeared yesterday nj IN" noon
day meeting ut tn" members "f the Pas
tors Aid Society "f IN" FIRST BAPTIST
church. Mr.. R",sS explained I'll" sti"s
OF tn" "nnpanl anI IL" plans for tn"
erection If a large Humh"r Of ne"
homes IN the Whrv:.H. district.
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LITERARY NUMBER
OF v. H. S. RECORD

Tin, third issue Of Wheeling High
school "Hrcord" WAS issued yesterday
"a tho High school to the subscribers
The RECORD" is dedicated TO the Liser-
ary Society Of the school and is called
the Literary Number. The book Is c.
peci..!Iy interesting this issue being ful
o. short stories. jokes, 4 picture OF the
Senior Glass play participants, a priei
story OF each Of the ba sketbaN games
and other High school items.
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Try WAR SAVINGS sTAMr'S
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FLOUR PRICES TO DROP
SAYS ROGER ". BABSON
LOWER. NOT HIGHER PRICES ARE
NECESSARY FOE PROSPERITY

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a.; 49,, i,u.uts any:i.. ,nr asst ,>rr!,. TAO
.r,y., Il ,,...ir.,,I;:r- a"t mater "a, :
,..'.uu,5 >. u:.,. S;,,!.., ArI.ur r..an
tr"m u:.,j..r: . dJ:.:r ~" '.':.H.
ms dow, .-..l - 2.,ar.'',.cs IS Il
,,,..s. r,.nr.l., I4c..i s..,c .uwur
r,.,..s r.r ht.,l.r nr,.r.,-.a!,. necessary
r, nro,.,,,r,,,.
".rh,. .l,,.',r for instance has done his
por, t. reduce the COS; - living and
ir.ag back prosperity. It.cc, II most
Carm prodGc;s are '!.'n . i!"-w"T teN.
Is. Cuus!crr'.s tar lj,syucI vn.uo Il
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street last evening. Most OF tho even
!rc- ,tas spcnt IN the transaction OF mat
tors Of business and these included sew
eral discussions for future work FOL-
lowing tho meeting tn" members par
t!c!pated ia social time, which Wa
highly enjoyed.
Special Meeting.
The special meeting of the Re]iA
Barry council which has been calico ~
the president J. T. Higgins, VIII Do
held Sunday afternoon At -" CLOCK ~
tho Liberty hall on McMcchen strAet
The purpose OK this meeting VIII % 20
appoint delegates TO the state conVen-'
ton which IS to DO held at ParkerspWS
on the 25th Of this month As I'M
meeting will be very important All
members must attend.
Football Begins
The Bearcat A. &. and the North HsooAs
which are both local teams. VIII St1Se
tho first football game to be played hs1e
this season. The ReaTcats. though out-
weighed by 20 pounds. are we'll satiAnso
that they can give the bigger ooys
complete surprise whom they meet OH
the Nick lIeil fold Sunday afternoon az
ESQ o'clock. AS this IL the initial game
Of the season. large crowd will no
lineups are rs follows: Bearcats - b.
Malone. re-: T. Brannen TT; S. Musar-
lex, re-; +. Z!lha. c.: B. Deegan. L.: L.
Reyman, It,. F. Higgins. le.; {. Jen-
kins, OBJ; J. Blake. r.h; F. RyshonsKy'
lh; J. Kennedy fb. North Ends u.
Lubis, re-: G. Steinman, TT; J. Nareo.
rig: l.. Lube. C; ]. Hickey, L.: h
Steinman. It,. 2. Lubis l.e.: f. Vidonte'
OBJ: +. Warek rh.; c. Armstrong. Lh.f
Is. Whoisare. I'd.
Catholic Meeting. :;
The regular meeting Of tho Benwoo6i
Catholic council will be held tonorToV
following services at the church. IT,
meeting will be held in the parochiA1.
school room. and every member Is asHA
to attend. The main feature OF tAN
meeting WILL be the enrolling OF a Iarcsa
number of new members.
Services ct st. matthSWA
Regular services will be held at th~t
ST. Matthews Lutheran church tomoS
row morning and evening. Sunday school
end Bible class will begin at $50 o'oloot1s
followed BY morning services at 1870
o'clock. Evening services will Be held!
Mt 7:45 .. m. conducted by Rev. GustavO
Cast. All arc invited TO attend
Held MArshnAllow Toast
A large number Of young people tod3
part in marshmallow toast Gtven last
evening out Boggs Run. which WAS .
comT.cte success. The merry crowd
formed at the Boggs Run tunnel. themes
going to He!dler's farm. which Is nsaY1
the end Of the paved road. Owing to the
success Of last evenings affair II wSr
decided to hold another event on the
same order before the warm weathoN
leaveA
Vtctors Play Sunday.
Foo the third time within tho past
three weeks the Victor baseball team OF
this city IS going 10 attempt to play .
full game with the Kindelbergers OF
Wheeling. The game Is to be played on
the Benwool grounds. and will beE1
promptly at o'clock. No doubt KrameV
will be used by the local team for
mound work. with Gibson on the receive
ing end. For the past three weeks the
two teams have met. but rain interfersd
before full game had been played.
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bENWOOD
CONCRETE MARSHALL
STREET NEXT WEEK

Henry S"abrlrht, contractor for the
paving OF EenwUUd streets. announced
yesterday evening that he Will begin
pouring concrete on South Marshall
street Monday morning. and is now get
ting tho necessary material here that IS
10 DO used. Mr.. Seahrigh, stated that
b" Will uso one Of the latest types Of
"nncrc;s mixers, which viii he capable
Of completing tho work in much less
time than was expected. The grading
Of the street has been completed, and
takes IN the cHtiro road from the Nick
Heal field 10 tho lower Benwood hose
house. which IL To be thc hrst part OF
IN" road 20 u" given attention. Mr.. Sea-
bright has not as yet decided what part
IF III" street will be given attention
next hut K Is presumed that II Will be
he roadway between the Nick He'll
Held and the M"M"c'lcn bridge. The
public II glad - know that the work
IS rapidly Progressing. and Is satisfied
that II will only J." short time until
Marshall street Wi. be on" OF the best
IN this part Of the country.
Board Meeting.
The (n!"n d!stri,: board OF education
VIII hold u n,r"t;HE at tho Union dis
tr!Ct hlEh school mkt Tuesday evening.
The meeting ".l. b" CHc Of the most i'm
p"rtant OF tn" year. The meeting was
called for Thursday evening" bat owing
l. The Hhs"uc" % some @: the board IL
vas pUStponcd until Tuesday evening.
Kerry Klub Meets.
What will probably lie thu last meet
Ing - lee held al t."'r summer camp
VIII TAX" r'H'r tomorrow afternoon
when tHc Kerry kiuh meets IN regular
session. II - presumed that action will
l." taken I" h:enk w tho camp which
has been he'll during the pas. three
months. owing To- the chilly weather
which viii soon be prevailing. All Nom
bcrs are expected 20 attend the meeting.
Pay Days Here.
Today IS Pay day al the r. & O. and
payroll for the past two weeks is repre-
scented by one OF the largest amounts
laII cat hero for several months bnck.
THIS Will he tho first pay earned 10y
r'Lny people hare for some time. and
- being looked forward to intensely.
Uniform Rank Meeting.
The regular weekly meeting Of the
Uniform Rank company No. 3S. knights
Of INthias. was held ar the hall on Main
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SOUTH SIDE
Meetinp Of Guild.

Tho Westminster guild OF tho Third
Presbyterian church VIII hole neel-
.ng at tie church rarlors Monday eve
Ming. 10 make plans for tho winter
work. Mrs Guy Brost, who 10 pV"sl-
den, Of tho organization, viii preside
mas sent AN u:g.n, request [" all NOM
hers for the ATTENDANCE at tho meeting.
Women Hold Outing.
The Wru!cus iiih!r class OF the Thlro
Presbyterian church held AL outing
Thursday At the homo oE Mr.. and Mrs
l. l.. Robinson. at Beth!ch"m. mo
event WAS one OF the most interesting
h,,T tn!s season which included inc
entire day. 4 large number Of ladies'
made up the party.
South Side Hriofs.
Mrs. DALEY uf SardIS, G.. IS here THIS
week visiting her sisters. Mira Ander-
son and Mrs. Radcliffe OF South Eort
street.
Mrs. Fred SnodErass was In Benwood
yesterday visiting friends.
Mrs. Il. J.. Morrison OF Jacob street
has been removed 10 her honI" after
being confined at the ohio Valley Gen.
+r.. HOSPITAL for some tim" whore she
underwent an operation H"' l. no"
on the road 20 recovery.
Miss Elizabeth Cunningham of EoN
str.r, cnu'iiurs to Improve after re-
cent illness.
Miss Alberta Curtis "t Grcenshurs,
T:,. VIII lcuIe for hrr home tomorrow
evening after Spending the last fe"
days Visiting ioyI. friends and relatives.
James SnrIrrass rf E"fI sir'"; A.
rived h"::.v Last evening from Malvern,
g.. where lie srent i few days Visiting
relatives.
Miss Hida Morris Of Grand Rapids,
M!ch., lcf, for chat city yesterday "rter-
i,".,a after icing here for the last week
Visiting friends mad relatives.
lrrs. C!art McntA Of ChaNiine street
IS able 10 DC out again after recent
H.:"ss.
Nj. and Mrs Robert Cars OF Twenty
,i',H street have .e'ur""t HON" at'"r
atrcud!u; III" St. Cla!rsvIl!e fair for
no .ust Two days.
Mrs. Carl Rider Of Tairr.ont left fer
that city ia, evening following few
,,avs yi,!r hrrc WIN ri. nts.
Mrs. Marshall hickman Of MrCnNoch
e'r.., wlo. :rr sou" time. has hecn
severely -. """''"u"S to get along
u',-.y.
Jake Richter ot Charline street mr.
r!v"l l.nnlr last evening from Grafton
v l"r. H.. wHs IN Nu,!rl"s4 trip.
Nh nnd Mr. Harold Casper Of chap
~" >t'~,' arrived home LAST evening
rrrm r!i-ins whore they completed
'.w days I!S.; with friends and rcla-
t.T"E
,r'.- Lots Powell Of MArret stree,
cur'iuucs - ret along nicely after n re-
ocut Illness.
William Ford 90 TweHtv-rIrth street,
= So for the last twr weeks. has hc"n
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BIG BUILDING PLANS
AT DAVIS & ELKNS

Elkins. W. Va. Sept. 1.-THE purpose
OF the impending campaign for Davis
and Elkins College calls for . plan OF
four new buildings. This 10 ambitious
hut certainly not beyond the immediate
needs OF the college.
The building scheme provides for the
originally planned science hall. a gymna-
SUM. library. a woman's dormitory
and IN auditorium. II IS quite probable
that the gymnasium and auditorium will
De combined. or the library and the audi
torlum The science hall will provide
: lass rooms in addition to the labor.
atory.
Mr.. J. P. L!vesay. who has charge OF
local arrangements IL pushing things
as fast as occasion will permit
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has been in Il brL crrd.t!on and was
sal. tor heavy i:a: ..
EvaupeiIst ellers Leaves

has been in Il brI condition and was uh-
SAT. Tor heavy i:a:' ..
Evangelist ellers Leaves
Evunrri.st Xiv .rd F"!i"rs' VINO ma
been stopping In ih:s city has .r!t lor
his HON" Il. Youngstown. EvanHc!5t
F,-..crs mas jas: ,"np.r;rl "A successful
~ .vu! ~ I'm, Grove and stopped mere
rnynuis home. lie -.ns purchased
lar" truck which conveys al his tents
a.nd cluilnrnt lie will DC remembered
80 :-ri~"v pastor OF tie NJ. l. c"urCH
81 th.s city.
Birthday Party
IaSt evening ut Lis home on Sl1th
street. Jack Irlcc eu,-rin.:.'l n number
az his !r!r!.ds in honor ~ his birthday
Games and music We're enjoyed through
out tie ,Er:.ing md II - scasUnahle
hour II" guests repaired 10 the dining
room where ii dainty luncheon was
served Mr. Price WAS III" recipient OF
Il number 81 beautiful presents.
Woodnlen Meeting
Members Ot the WUodmcn OF tho
world viii meet N their hall this even
Ing for their weekly session. Some i'm
pprtaut business matters are TO be
brought Up ana discussed
School Board
\ srr..I! meeting OK the school board
Tuesday evening. Some important; bus
!uesS matters are 10 10 discussed,
among them - the foot ba!! team which
the students wish 10 organize. The
school has never been represented in
foot ball and they have some excellent
material and It Is felt that team Is
needed Also some new material Is I"
he purchased for the manual training
Department and will be brought up for
discussion. Other business matters
W.! $50 Uc brought up.
Personals
Miss Ellen Knight Of brooklyn. y. Y.
Is visiting hero for tho week end.
Mrs. Florence Richncr Of Be!Ia!re will
visit IN THIS city this evening.
Mr. and Mrs william Keffer and
daughter Miss Il".en Marie OF Mounds
willie will visit in this city Sunday.
Miss Lillian Evans OF Parkers5urg.
IS visiting here for n few days.
Miss Marie Wade continues seriously
IL AT The North Wheeling hospital.
Mrs. Scott chambers and daughter
Miss El!u"r VIII arrive home today from
Roberts ridge.
Mss Adj, Byrd is confined to her homo
on South Marshall street Sigh III.
Charles Young is visiting in ameron
with friends !"r & few days.
Mrs. Edward Norris has arr! ed homo
from Il brief visit at Littlcton.
Mss Clara Fisher who has been Wis
it!ng IN Sh,rra:d has arrived home.
William WAit"a:l" OF Knoxville Iowa
Is spending u number OF days in this
city.
l.. Martin has returned to Waynes-
burg after DT.c: visit here with
friends.
.fnr lnc ~ ~ girc
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700 TO Be EMPLOYED
IN CLARKSBURG PLANT

Special Dispatch to The intelligence.
Clarksburg. w. Va. Sept. 16.-Whsn
the local plant OF tho Weirton Steel
company resumes operations Monday.
eight Instead Of six hot mills will be
running. giving employment to 700 IN
stead Of the $50 men, as originally
planned II was announced today By
John C, Williams, of Weirton. gensrH1
manager,
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LOGAN G. ERYAN's CLOSING LETTER

lHy private wire I" \. T.. Masten 4 Coz
New York. Sept 10 II does not seem
as though publ buying power can
10 attracted To tho market Mt tho cur
rem; range OF quotations and we "oulo
not re surprise! - :"' SON" fHu'dh-
lion bv pools III moderate volume.
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.-WheelI!ng Steel Corp. Pfd. a.
Transfer books c,ose Sept. IS for reg
ular % cash dividend payable Oct. J:
+-Whee!.ng Stool Corp. Pfl. b
Transfer books close Sept. IS FOR reg
u.ar :Hco cash dividend payable Oct. l.
NOTICE
The Wheeling STOCK Exchange VIII be
closed from Friday Sept End. until
Tuesday, Sept. 9Th.
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N. Y. COTTON MARKET

wheeling. W. Va. Sept. IS. 81.
Furnished The lnte!lieenCor ny A. Z.
Master q Co. members New York STOCK
Exchange. Second floor National Bank
OF W. Va. Bldg.
Stocks Oman High Low Closa
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CITIES SERVICE SALES
wheo,ynr w. Va Scn, 80 -

Wheeling, W. Va. Sept -. 81.
Reported by II. l.. nohrr:y y 60. New
YORK through Claude NrcErr, Hoard
Of Trad" Ev!idinS. Wh""l.Hg
sac stools lTcr Low r,"r" Ask
iSu Common ...l2o IL il.l. l2lt,
40 lre-rrrcd =. a.. ~ 49,. 4aa.
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N. Y. CURB MARKET

Wheeling. ". Va. Sept. IL, IL.
Furnished Tho lntelngencer by a. h.
Masten & Co. members New York STOCK
exchange Second floor National bank
OF " L0. Bldg,
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N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

whecli::. W. Va. Sept. 16. al.
FURNISHED vue lake .i:E"a-eC by A. E
Mas,en K Co. members New YORK STOCK
Exchange. second Goor National Bank
OF. W VA E,GS.
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casa quotations: Wheat 40 sales
reported Cocn--.No. > mixed. "a; No.
? yoltOw, 54AR5j. Oats--No, white.
3S&. Q39: No. white S5a. GGI. rork
nominal. Lard. 1885 Ribs. 5000, 80,
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

Wheeling. W. Va. Sept. l6. Il
Furnished The IntclI!EcnCer 10y a. l.
Masten 4 Co. members New York STOCK
Exchange. Second moor National Eurk
nf u Va Bldg.
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STANDARD OIL
SUBSIDIARY STOCKS

Wheeling. w. Va. Sept. IL. '21.
Furnished The lntelliHcnver hy \. +
lasten 4 Co. members New York Stock
Second hoDr National lianh
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

WhcNllHg " W. Sept Is 81.
Furnishes. u. i:.tr..;c"r"er by A. f.
MaSrHn =, to. Ir'"rGrhrrs New York Sto K
E,N"ho:T". S"-"%d a0or National Eapk
OF " Va N;'..
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BUTTER AND EGGS.
LOCAL STOCKS

wheeling. W. Va. Sept 10. ~.
Daily quotation list Wheeling stock
Exchange, Complied for Tho lnteiIi-
Yeucer.
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BridQ, Being R.paireh

Tho bride" eNrl:Id'rE t"twRNn 'N'a
cl,v ;,nd llrrw0n1 iG undergoing \ mum.
10, o." r"roi~s \ new foor Is hcInE In
stalled and other minor imrr", "r"''.'.:
made. Previous to this time the bridge
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PETROLEUM
Oil CITY.

OH CITY. - %.i''. Il 'r"dit haMrras
les rrI; .,.r~a. average I2.2c0. Ship
~ 3i..'". nv"rac" i0.5T1.
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EHEKTY BONDS

New York. seS.~IS.--Lbcr'v bonds
closed: sl:s. ts7s3ssffst 49, sAN :" hI,
second As. $500; 3 ha Is: SSS '.; Soc
ond Ans. 1891 - $500
fourth AIS, $50. ~ E'''V''
Victory 4Es, 81
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Pay Days Here.

The rrHu!nr weekly meeting ~ the
Uniform Rank company No. IS. knights
Of lythtas. was held ar the hall on Main
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The Wru.cus iiih!r C'aSS OF the miro
PRESBYTERIAN church held All outing
Thursday At the homo of Mr.. and Mrs
l. l.. Robinson. at Berh!chnm. Tho
event WIS ore OF the most interesting
h,,d THIS season which included the
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