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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-18
BOARD TRANSLATES
ROUTINE MATTERS
DECEMBER MEETING 10 ABORT
EST IN SEVERAL
MONTHS.


Only routine matters were trans
acter at the December meeting OF the
wheeling Board OF Education. held
last night In the public library build
ing. and the session was one OF the
oriefest held In the past several
months. Members in attendance
were: President Reed and Commis-
sioners Seabright. Reisfer. CoiIner.
Steinbecker. Wagner. Rogers. Mckee.
Miller. kennon: Cummins and Wilson.
Following The reading and adoption
OF The minutes OF the last meeting. re-
ports OF the various standing commit
tees were read. The committee on
accounts recommended for payment.
oils amounting TO $11307O The
buildings and grounds committee re-
compounded that the bid OF the A. &.
bayna company for opera chairs for
the high school auditorium, be accept
ed. Other bids were recommended
Tor favorable action. and the report
was was adopted: Another report OF the
the bids OF the Men Hardware com
pany for furnishing benches. tools ana
machinery for the equipment OF the
manual training department. be ac-
cepted. Bills contracted on behalf of
the schools were recommended for
payment as follows: Union. s145.52:
Center. $3.50; Webster. SIS. 90; Msdi.
son. s243.4e: Richie. Sis3.l4: High
school. sl31.65. totaling s947.16.
Inc report OF the library committee
was ADOPTED. ordering several bills
paid and new books purchased. Re-
ports OF Superintendent Citizens.
MEDICAL Inspector II. N. Drinkard. and
ning, and also Librarian Miss Roberts
were accepted
A report was received from Recre-
alton Manager Hyde, reviewing tfp
social center work for the past month.
~ showed that great interest IA be-
ing manifested IN the social ceaters at
Jenerson and Mckinley schools and
the attendance Is unusually large.
Inc request of the Socialist party
,nat the use OF the school buildings
De granted for holding meetings. lee.
lures, etc. was referred TO the build :
ings ana grounds committee.
supsrtntsnaent'- Monthly u<nort
10 the Board OF Education
gentlemen: Your attention Is invited
ports OF the Public schools 81 TN Ire,
1914: N"'eihper 10
xnu, Boys Girls tbs.
rolled az the begin
ming OF the month 252s ss34 5arS
Number OF new pupils
within the month";. 80 AZ q
Total enrolment for
N1 the month M n,,,;,,: 2sso s7bs 5sss
drawn from schools
within the month ~ 81 "a
Number OF pupils re-
naming at the close
ps Sf the sv month s5aO ss75 ssO5
anee la, 80. 23sl este 4soo
AveraSe D',iy absence II 81 152
ro member eero,,;.,.,; -: l25 1856 ssI
opening OF school
NS yssr ~ 49,: as2s s7sG 54s5
hardness OF teach
ers ............. :
Number OF cases OF
S5 's5sines -, OF p,;gpiIs; IL. SIS s27
N,i fsS, in sSItendsnes, .I4s5 1903 sOs7
dent pupils ...... -
Vocational n~,,r<r.~-s
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sHERtFF's AssAiLANT
RETAINS LEGAL COUNSEL

philip Antonio subrocco. young for
elRner who is charged with shooting
sheriff Patterson 90 Brooke county.
and who o. confined In the local iaiI.
has retained Attorney Frank A
O'iirien ~ HE counsel tfc will nrht
the charre 10 the last ditch when he
y brought up Tor trial next month IN
Brooke county. n ia altogether prob
able that change 81 venue will b.
arkrd owing ~ the feeling that exists
arainet the boy
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Invitations announcing the marriage
OF Miss Mary Pauline. daughter % Mr.
and Mrs. w. 4. Schleintz TO Mr.. Alfred
y kcnnsrd IT. are out The marriage
Will take place at the brides home ON
walton avenue. on Thursday evening
Dcccm Der Sist Almost 100 guests are
" 4 Holloway. 81 the United Dairy
GO has returned from a business trip 20
Mrs. " W Meek and little niece sar,
MckerNrr. 81 Cotuushu are here 10
spend the holidays with her parents.
NJ snd Mr.. r. =. Bradncld ~ North
The Tourist club viii hold their last
regular mcctinE before the holidays
MN NJ. l'gfces MURPHY. Of North
Mr. MARY Wethsraid. 81 North Chest
ma street iH homo from n visit uffH
iei ~ 49, Ss ~ sg,,.
he Lady Macabees. ON Friday evening
Mrs Jessie Perry and bright mus
viii leave sunday 10 spend the hoiidaya
With thc family ~ her brother. Chariea
Parsons. 90 Wtikensburg
Prank Curbiu. who has been working
Boz rcunsy iVnnia The past Few months.
viii arrive fhla week 10 spend the holt
days Win he vito and two cons. Harry
and Howard. ~ walnut street
Charles button. machiniFt 81 the local
bottle company. who has been visiting
at he HON On Zauesviiie. returned 10
NJ Cos. 81 To- Golden Rule Pure
Fogd 90. ~ Columbus. o. a business
'w..,llia@ Merrig. o. Fast Main street,
postinr from TIE y ff Murphy heirs
y ". ward 81 Harper flrua gaune-
Wll.. %. called on his trade here this
lion. T. q Taber. Of eseh ~ town. VS.
elected president ~ the ohio State
Grange Last week.
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WeIIsburoer Edits Pittsburoer.

Mr.. John W. Burchinal Of this city
Is the editor and publisher OF the
"Pittsburger." a new weekly publica-
tion. After January IL IL will be is
sued each Saturday The first num-
Der OF the Pittsburger is attractive
and has a number OF interesting edi-
torials. Not so much space IL given
TO general news but work along moral
and social lines IL given prominence.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-18
CANDY FoR CHILDREN
siS Hundred BoSes Provlded BY Play.
grounds Association.

Through the efforts Of two members
OF the wheeling Fairgrounds associa.
ton funds have been secured for pro-
yiding q special Christmas treat for
the children OF jefferson and McKin-
ley schools no the time the Christmas
rroEram VIII be rendered next week
Candy 90 tho amount Of 225 pounds
and Two bushels Of peanuts have been
provided aud members OF the Play
grounds association VIII spend today
IN boxing this for the children. About
six hundred boxes will be distributed
among the children Of the two schools
An Interesting program win BE- rem
dorcd at each school.
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neufs 10 the TOP Mil road was signed
Yesterday b. Mayor Kirk and was
made payable 20 hleN DIXON n viii
eidee an ~ The matters pertaining 90
ne completion ~ one ~ the greatest
-Hamples 81 eneineeriuF stiil In the
county
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Plano Recital.

and Master Collins Smith OF Follans-
bee were present and took part in n
piano recital given by the pupils or
A. Verne Westlake assisted by Prof.
w. r. Gardner. tenor Of Pittsburgh.
at the Y. VI. G. A. Auditorium in
Steubenville on Tuesday evening.
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Mrs. Caroline Chedester arent We'd
neFday with her daughter. Mrs Annie
majors. who ~ quite iii
the junior members ~ the Ladies'
Al ~ West Tuitsy Presbyterian church
VIII give an oyster supper the last
a small son % Mr. and Mrs. H ri
Wchnnnd narrowly escaped drowning
yesterday. The lad was crossing the
creek on biz way 20 school when b.
missed his footing ana plunged IN the
l.F Natcr, and but Tor the rare presence
N mind dispiaysd by the uttie f~lioF
On creeping ~ the shore whom the
water was too swift Tor him a. atsna
,n ~ tset ~ must have perished be-
a sleighinF party consisting 81 Nv
and Mrs. Russell sampson and Mlasf \
Nelle Harsh. Hazel Alley ana Fafrv
iar.h attended services ~ Mt HOPE
Hen Mci-raeten. ~ SUGAR Grove was
q bnsiness caller ~ THE place Friday
NJ v Chichester and daughter. Zen
~, ~. .psnding ? few. dsys with Dry
, y31eaisis frisnas snd helglnE in ne -
church
Blanche Allison. who taa boon under
The care ~ ~ Summons FOR the raaf
few dave. g. much improved
afs John Mhhken o. slowly con-
Mrs. j. p. Allison has bcne on m.
Miss Win" Coz ,s.tt.r .. ~
Hidse school waa quite aaerroiv hurt
~ trlng thrown from r. aled
Tho HillhafFV brothers had n Joe a
fara aul fnr stolen durlnF che rarf
ne0s Iho hufa have fha guilty PARTY
'spotted.' ana arrests may follow
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Buys Larae RuIIdlna.

A business deal that WIN prove or
interest TO the Wellsburg people was
contaminated several days ago. when
Charles and Bruce Roberts purchased
of Sheriff George Patterson the Frost
building. on Main street, two doors
from Seventh. Sheriff Patterson &C.
quired the building a few months ago,
from the original owner.
The building is 20 feet in width, by
rs deep and is two stories in Height.
II Ia understood that II will be used
by Messrs. Charles and Bruce Roberts
for their plumbing shop.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-18
WELLSBURG

WELLSBURG. W. Va, Dec. IL
At the meeting Of the county court OF
Brooke county on Tuesday. December
10. that body set Monday, January 4.
their next regular meeting day, 10
near the complaints OF taxpayers In
the county. to nave their assessments
corrected. A number OF applicat tons
Tor corrections of assessments were
made TO the court. and notice OF hear
ing OF them were given them.
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guinions - follows and adjourned TO-
day.
John Horu was given r. STAY Of sen.
tfnce uufil they could hear ff
national Accident society 90 Neo.
nrmed
hrmed
Emma Nixon W.. county Treasures
perpetual Injunction Tor plaintiff
u COMMERCIAL National Bank W. VIM
Rose 81 70. reverted On error in rt.rr.
or lnfroduCtlun ~ evidence
w =. Carroll 81 al Vs. u y Francv
Standard Flre nrIrt rownarv "
y. Mcuanlcla. affirmed
w NJ. Duncan. receiver of W AT o.
lal,F 90. " James noltzai John flanua
national Accident society We III
ilanlelr. reversed as 90 weight OF svi.
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UlaTrarafrr books close Dncsuabar
tsih for 4 a Der cent cash dlvidenf pay
able January Let
flI-~Tfarrfef books cloae Tlerrulhar
.Iaf Tor n rnr cent rnaH HfUIHfrH nav.
able January let
ND-Tfarsfer hooks close December
abe December 1frf
ffI.-rransfcf books close urrsfl hsr
iffh for 4 ref cent csrh dIgiffnd rev.
able Usrafr her T7rf
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STBUBENVILLB

STEUBENyILLE. o.. Dec 1.-THE
passage by the house OF representative
az Washington City on Wednesday OF
the Dill providing for a federal court
at Steubenville Is OF supreme import
ance 20 our city and eastern Ohio coun-
Ties interested In the matter. The bill
was originally Presented by former
Congressman ID. A. Hollingsworth. but
credlt Tor the present passage In spite
OF 1udlciat knocking IL due 10 Congress-
man w. n. Francis. IL provides for the
sitting OF "A federal court here twice a
year. the same a. at Columbus, and the
same grand and petit Jurors would sit
here. The court here Is being provided
A. matter OF convenience 20 eastern
ohio counties. The bill has yet 20 pass
the senate. and then to make the fed
eral and postoffice buildings n Joint ar
fair an appropriation must be secured.
IN which case more ground NAV be Sc
cured, taking the building 10 Court
street The county must furnish a
court room free until such time as the
government provides place Tor the
court TO sit. Any business for eastern
Ohio that might be tried at Columbus
can be assigned here under this law.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-18

Does 70 ivory Washington. SOL
emily inquired Old parson HaEater.
take dis CONAN. Gladys GuFries. TO
BE- 20 lawful welded wifef"
~ dunnuh. sab"
"No' dunnuh' Yo' comes vuk 10
Eit mar'd. and den dunnuh what 70
wants Has 20 done lost 20 mindT
No. sab but u sawtuh lost mum
fhuaiaam 81 Judge
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seo BURNS w sruLTzg FLATS
ON NORTH MAIN sTREET.

4 stlll alarm 20 tho Viriianf En
rlno House yesterday morning W 4 al
O'Clock called tho nrc department 90
The Stulize fats on North Main street
whore IRE md started In bed
room. IN some manner or other the
bed clothes caught Ere and were In
hHmcs when discovered hy Mr. slut
20. Tho mattress on the bod was
burned NO and the other furnishings
were badly acorched
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No More Road Work.

The court also took under consid-
GRAFTON the advisability OF stopping all
work on the county roads until spring.
No decision was given In the matter,
as IL Will come up again at the next
meeting. The prisoners in the county
jail Will. however. be taken out TO NIX
the roads wherever needed, in the
event the road work Is stopped.
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Will Lecture.

Rev. NJ. L. Thomas. lecturer in the
Kirkland Temple, near Cleveland, o..
will lecture on Mormonism. at the
street, near 25th. on Friday evening.
at 1880 o'clock. The general public
Is invited TO attend this lecture.
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Attending Virginia Debt Commission.

State Senator Henry Zllliken left
on Wednesday evening for Charleston,
where he Will meet with the Com
missioners OF the Virginia West VIZ
ginia debt case. lie expects to be
gone for several days. the conference
starting on Thursday
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Butter, Eggs and Cheese.

NEW YORK. Dec. IL. Butter -
steady. process extras 25h 26lS:
ladies', current make. seconds 22ik
nee se-steady. state, whole milk.
Eggs - steady. state. Pennsylyania
and nearby hennery whites. fancy large,
new laid. pa 50: do. gathered whites.
a. 70 size and quality 4Oa5l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-18

The court also settled the business
attendant to the rebuilding OF the
Bates bridge in Buffalo district The
contract was completed. and the bill
paid. number OF other bills were
passed by the court. for printing, road
work, county salaries, etc
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cards have been received here an
bouncing the marriage OF Mrs Iorenn
heNeal, Of this city. 60 Mr.. Clarence
Shilton Anderson. Of Summerville W.
city on December 5. 1914 They are re-
siding AZ baldwinsviile. ". A.. where
hr. Anderson has purchased and Is pro-
prietor Of the shea hotel For years lie
was a contractor for the Middle states
Nonsructton company OF Columbus
Ohio The Anderson family l. a proml-
tory OF West virginia and the Ola ~
mlnion. The many friends % Mrs Nc
Zeal wish her success in her married
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FINANCIAL.
RIVER NEWS

Owing to the heavy ice foes in the
river yesterday, the Liberty was com
PEELED 10 remain at the local wharf.
She was scheduled TO clear during the
morning for Matamoras. but will re-
main here until Saturday morning.
when she will depart for Marietta, in
stead of Matamoras, IL the weather
and ice permit.
A stage of feet was registered
here yesterday, and the river was
practically stationary throughout the
day. The river was heavy with ice.
With the exception of the Liberty.
no boats are operating In the local
trade. due TO the low stage and the
heavy ice.
Masters and pilots are hereby mott
ned OF the following changes In the
aids of this district:
Aid No. 81, Cumberland Island
Light No. I, has been discontinued.
A new light has been established
on the Illinois shore, about one-haif
mile above Raleigh. This light is to
be known as Raleigh Light No. 1:
list No. 135a.
The name of the light at Raleigh
is TO be known as Raleigh Light No. 2.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-18

Schildkret's Hungarian Orchestra the
school lecture course. played 10 a pack
ed house here Wednesday night. IL
was admitted by all TO have been one OF
the very best musical numbers ever
All the churches OF the town, are pre-
pairing 70 give Christmas entertain
In the case OF DIR. J. w. Yeater, al
ministrator OF the estate OF Willie
supreme court has rendered a decision
Affirming the decision OF the lower court
IN Ssvon of f S5 ' Ss1t hHd been
Willie Lewis. a young man about
eishtesn years OF age was in the en-
about on a lease near Silver Hin. this
county. He had been sent with some
steam gauge on the boiler 1s was defectiVe
and failed 20 gauge the steam pressure
correctly. The boiler blew up and Killed
Lewis. His administrator sued for
damages claiming negligence on the
/ part OF the company. and the jury rend-
largest Judgment ever given for per-
sonal injury in this county r. v. Iams
and r. l. Robinson were attorneys for
The Peoples Party convention will be
/ held Friday night and the Citizens
for the purpose OF selecting candidates
4 TO MI the town offices. The election
will be held January 18th.
day. His many friends are glad to hear
that his health Is Improving
painfully injured his back a few DAYS
ago Is reported better
Miss Emma Habermehl. OF Woodlands.
who has been visiting her cousin, Mrs
X. G. Leap, OF Clark street, returned TO
4 her home "Wednesday.
| George W. Francis has accepted "A
position a. travelling salesman FOR the
Economy Advertising Company lie will
begin active wore the nrst OF the year.
tory.
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KsArns-oOrsuoh GLASS Co. 70 ssars.

The kearns-Gorsuch bottle Co. Of
this city, which has been idle for the
past several weeks. will resume opera
lions about January 9Th. fires will b.
lighted some time the coming week.
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WHEAT

sales said TO amount 10 more than
b.000.Oe0 bushels In the last - hours.
carried the wheat market today sharply
kd7. to Ia above last night. Other
leading staples. too. all scored a net
gain--corn y u = TO 4; oats ~ n a to
-. and provisions to 10cents.
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Not 70 speat Of Llbfsries.

Pa. how % architects and builders
mako 20 much money
They make most ~ o. son. hv in.
slstlnR on puftinE billiard rooms in
houses where nobody over plays bil-
Hard JUDGE
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Tho Jefferson county irrades ,.a
labor Assembly 1T its meeting ON We'd
nesday night, after many strong
speecher against ~, adopted n reaolutfof,
sgninst locating n militia company here
Inis represents the sentiment Of ali
labor unions here
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-18

BALTIMORE & ONO
RAILROAD
CHANGE IN TINE.

Effective December 18th,
Train No. ? for Mounds
vile, Cameron, Manning
ION, Fairmont, Grafton,
Cumberland, Washington.
Baltimore, Philadelphia and
New York will leave Wheel
ing at i2:45 midnight, in
stead Of HAS p. m.
Train No. ? from Chi
cago, Columbus, Newark.
GAINESVILLE, Cambridge and
GAINESVILLE will arrive
Wheeling at 1870 a. m. in
stead of 1920 p. m.
Train will not run into
Wheeling, but will have con-
Meeting service both ways
at Benwood Junction.
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Andy Bugel VI. ". 4 l. 4. Coal Min
ing company, suit for $1,000 DAMAGE
for injuries from n fail OF coal on July
.. islz Neglisence is alitged. Gard
John Omelian vs.. Glenns Run Coal
company. suit for s2,T50 damages for
injuries sustained when car left the
legged Gardner. attorney
. Mosel-Johnson company vs. Walter
TONER. suit for s4s2.2s due ON account.
McCauslsn, attorney
standard Distilling company vs. Jos.
IapI emma. suit for s244.sS. Kithcart 4
Bigger. attorneys
Minnie e. clifton vs.. Minnie f. clif-
ton and j. q, Gamble. suit for partition
as heirs Of William Gamble. Kithcart
a Bigger. attorneys
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GAINESVILLE


BARNESVILLE. o.. Dec. 1.-THE
Busy Bee restaurant conducted by Del
sheppard. near the n. g. - station. was
robbed AZ an early houf ehis morning
several dollars and a quantity Of box
pected. as they were. evidently familiar
with the surroundings.
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son. n you must enlist" said the
wise old man. enlist IN the navy"
why. dad"
"A government sustains no actual
loss u company 81 soldiers r. shot
20 pieces. but new battlcship "a
too valuable 90 take chances with g.
Louisville Courier Journal
~ vas pity 20 let the maid over.
hear us quarrel"
~ have reotined that b. discharg-
inR her"
That was a mistake she IL smart
enough 20 take the whole story 20
somebody IN our SET and got a good
JOB on the strength o. itT-Louisviiie
CouricrJournaI
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Petroleum.

OIL. CITY. Pa, Dec. I7-Credit hal.
$50 shipments 53.s5s. average ls.OfS'
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FINANCE

NEW YORK. Dec. 17.-stocks con-
inued to droop today on a smaller
and more contracted volume OF opera
tons. Trading seemed to be largely
for that faction OF the professional
element committed TO the short ac-
count and when the demand from that
quarter had spent It's force the list
drifted idly toward lower quotations.
The Significance OF the session as a
whole may be judged from the fact
that = relatively inconspicuous spec
falty--Central Leather-was the most
points.
Irreguiarity Characterised the open
{. ING, followed by general advance
which provoked a fresh selling OF the
international list. II took only q few
thousand shares to reverse the rising
movement and send tho average un-
der yesterdays close. Numerous ad-
dttions were made to the group OF
stocks selling az minimum prices. In
keeping with It's recent custom, final
quotations were at or near the low
level OF the day.
Little announcement was derived
from routine news, which included
reduction In Louisville a Nashville
and the Atlantic Coast Line dividends
Pacific statement for November.
showing net loss Of almost $500.
600.
The government crop report also
was Ear from favorable in its fore
cast OF winter wheat. which was .
per cent under the ten year average.
The investment market followed the
course of stocks. Exchange on Ger
many was lower and London remit
tances showed an easier tendency.
Reduction In francs was ascribed TO
the further extension OF the French
moratorium.
Preparations for the loaning of
money by the yI35, 200, 900 cotton pool
were finally completed. local financial
institutions contributing their quota
OF $50. 100000. Call money was Of
fered mt 3 per cent. but time loans
hardened a fraction for long dates.
Total sales $4,000 shares.
Bonds were again irregular. with
contrary movements In some OF the
speculative issues. Total sales. par
value, $1.302.000
United States government bonds
were unchanged on call.
Logan q Hryan's Closing stock Letter.
NEW YORK. Dec 17.--Deaiings were
again restricted and price changes
few speclsities There was notsinS in
the news TO increase the Initiative OF
the trading element. but at the same
iiquidation should the fndines in the
eastern rate cases be made public at
the week end. greater activity will
character OF the news from the other
side win doubtless be the determining in
for a time viii be restrietsd and conse-
aueniy trading position seems ad,
in the absence OF untoward happenings
n will work higher.
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WHEELING. ". Va. Dec ". -.
The active Pittsburgh stocks corrected
daily BY 4. l.. haEtrn q Co bankers
and brokers. National Exchange Bank
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Los.n . sryan,. closinr stoc. Lst..r.
New York Stock Exchange.

WHEELING. w. Va. Dec. II. 10
Range OF active stocks on the New
York stock Exchsage. corrected daily by
A. r. Masten q Co. brokers.