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The Detroit times., 1914-01-07
BUSINESS MEN

IL IL feasible for business men to buy
stocksf IL so. what methods should
they follow In order to be successfully
of this subject and will be mailed gra-
tbs Address Dept. D-2Os, OF the Babson
Statistical Orgapfsstion. Engineering
Offices. Wellesley Mills. Mass IArgess
organization OF Its class IN the q. b
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CHICAGo GHAIN.

CHICAGO IAN. 1--Opening --Wt>at.
MAY down &c. July steady corn.
MAY down &C July down 49, oats:
NAV down 10. july down &C. Pro-
visions Easier
Noon Wheat MAY on i.C July MP
isc corn MAY down sc. July down
s. oats May down nc. July
down isc
Close Wheat May up isc July up
nc Corn May down isc; July down
j. oats. May steady: July up ~
Provisions Firm and shading higher
The Detroit times., 1914-01-07

The following firms are priv
Aegcd execute orders on the
DttiOIt STOCK ENchanSe Carlyle q
POgan. T. H. Clarke * Co, Lewis
q GOrton, " A. IIamlin * Co.
W. l. Moss Co, n w. NOBLE &
Co. w l.. Reilly & CO. W lillian
Al Rose * Co, h = Warren * Co.
ard george VI West & Co
The Detroit times., 1914-01-07

NEW YORK. Jan. The stock
market opened quie; ana slightly
3ower.
H III a. m.-Tow2rd the end OF the
ifirst hour the market weak hvl, Dat
selling seemed - Dc o. professional
origin apparently indicating that the
old short interest vas not inclined 10
retreat from its position without a
ptruggle.
Noon-At noon the market was DUH
q ID. NAT . .. m, the market had
developed a better tendency although
activity was limited
The stock market closed active.
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cn,cAso GRAN Avn PROVISIONS.

IHIIAIO, Jan I---WNtat was TWWn
D. FOR Nav and fraction FOR July
Ia the early trading today, partly be
cause Of lower cables and partly he
cause Of weakness I'm corn. Liverpool
futures were lower on expectation ~
receipts or the new crop from Ar
Bentine
corn had q sharp break az Liverpool
and starred under selling prtssu0t
here and a. G. lower for each month
Blg local spectators bought heavily
on the decline and checked the mar
ket.
oats was weak at the start IN sym.
The Detroit times., 1914-01-07

TOLEDO Jan wheat cash
sgs.cI May. 81 04t. Corn Cash. s4c.
May. SIC July, s7Lc. Oars, Gosh
f9tt e.. July. Axe. Rye Cash size
March $40 Alsike Cash, 81 0s
Timothy cash. s255. February and
March 81 e5. Butter eggs and hay;
Unchanged
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MARKETS and FINANCE
STOCK MARKET
CLOSES ACTIVE
Weakening Takes Place At End
tOf First Hour Through Pro-
fessional Selling
!. y. STOCK MARKET-CIosc.

- Am Az Chem ol@s Am sugar -t!i.
M COP - y. Am can - q, Am g ~
1A4eS, Am Coz o.. 3S Am l.oe SO. All
lojt- 63f Is. Am sugar 70 Is, Am 4 a q
<4Y8. Am Ton 24o, Anacon 3fis, Atom
XI<kB K o A92s, Beth steel Sll4 o.
0DA, Can rac .JSA, Cent Leath IS.
&1es a . 81 Chino Cop aSis, e, NJ *
P l0oa.. Chi q y I-si1. col + ~ ]
IN. Con Gas 1870 2, Corn Prod >
- Sec Cor 1875 Erie -sa.. do LIST .pt
~ Gen Mot com 1884,, 90 ~ So, Ct Nor
W. 1x7 w. ct y ore cts -, Ills Cen'
'44I.. Int Met 10 =. DO W G., Ran g 80
~ Leh Val $50. Louis & y 80. NJ. \
T 1915, Mo Pac 24A4 New llav ~
~ & ~, \ Y. . q " 70, Nor X
&81n, North pRc MS, Penn Il ~
k1O. Poo q 4 c l2t Pitts coal ~ s ~s
r Use ~ Car 20. Fay cons IS, kce"
|1x pf 2Gi.. south Pa gta,. South Ey
80. Tenn cop 3Ses Texas Union
|EAc ass T. > Rub com 5s.s steer
|&eH. do pr 1918. L ) Bonds To-. IS.
|xT-caa Chem .SS. Utah coy 50
|Wsst Tn Tel 60s
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uIrrrn ~ EGGs

butter creamery extras, Soc, hrsts.
s2c: dairy. gle. pa king stock lSc ID.
Eggs Fresh receipts cases included.
..fa
The Detroit times., 1914-01-07
E,GI> NJ IoTER MARKET.

EIGIN m Jan Butter was
quoted AT 80 cents yesterday. a de-
crease OF re under the price OF last
week
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.nnnRING pRICEs.


Canned GooCs Apples. gals. 81 ESQ
$50 baked beans, lib. 80 q 80c. Lima
beans. slQ l25 Corn nancy Maine,
S1.1Q; standard. soc. Table beets sl.2s
G1.40 Peas Fancy. early 1ure. $40;
standard. 81 soaked, 500 zoe. salmon:
Buckeye tail, g1.S5. fiat, slD5: Alaska
reds. $50, Alaaka pinks. $l.l5. Toma-
toes. sll0. Marrowfat peas 81. early
June $40; Suited early June. sl4o
per doz
Feed JoDblng prices in lOo-lb
sacks. bran. 325; coarse middlings. s27:
fne Iniddllngs, So. coarse, corn meal,
chop. s26 per ton.
Fiov.--Joboing prices: Best Mlchl-
gan natent $3.50; second patent st;os:
Hs-dware-Nails slg5 case. plain
annealed wire, $l.s5 per cwt gaivan-
ICED barbed wire, point s2.25 per
spool: galvanized sheets. 24-gauge
$40: 26-gauge, s3.25 27-gauge $40:
z9.gauge. 1855. 30-gauge, s3.s5 per
cwt single bit aXles. brOnzed. s975
per cwt., polished, slt per doz.. black
sheets, &c gauge, s24s; si-gauge. to:
small Is and 10 per cent off, large. ~
and 10 pes cent of list. machine bolts
small. 70 and 10 per cent of. large, 20
and 10 per cent on
seed. 53c. Diamond headlight ksro-
sene l01sc. perfection. lie: PalRcine
l3lac. Crown gasoline, lyc per gal.
ProyIsions-Mess pork. S2Z 80. fam
ny, s23.5OW 20 clear backs s19.50g2l:
hams. l5A 4l6c; brlskets. 1874 Ql3hc.
picnic hams l2zc bacon, l6417c:
lard IN tierces, IL iec; kettle rendered.
l2Lac 10
sugsrs-COrrected daily by w N.
Edgar & Sons crystal dominoes. alb,
81 90 do 5-lb $40: Eagle tablets
So cutlodf $3.50 cubes, 1895. xxx
powdered S495 standard powdered.
$3.50 granulated. extra coarse. $3.50,
grsu ulated, fine. in bulk. $40. granu-
lated a5-lb cottons, S446: crystal
domino gran, 2-lb. and b-lb. cartons.
in cases St7O. crystal domino gran,
HF cases. 81 SO. diamond a. $3.50. con-
Petitioners a St35 30. :. $40. No. S,
!4.35 No. c. $3.50, No. 7. S425. No. y.
N20 No o. s. No. 10 $40. No.
ii 81 05 No. ~. 81 No. -. 1925 No.
IA, 1886. No IS. s395. non-caking
mixture. 1915. beet graduated. s4.25:
household powd. Is. As 70 case. ss.l0.
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PRODUCE MARKET

sttHIr position hlt fNr poultry desc
Was Hn exception this morning re
ltNc failing OK from thc record 90
fac pre- holiday mo' emeut. runniug
llrAelH 60 chickens heretofore tie
demand has taken care OF an arrivals
loo good shape. htt Ht last sectas 90
nHve become tvmgoyarl' satisfied. ana
rith continued NheEai receipts and r'
show tot lean up. th" market WIS
weak 1t line. Except for poultry
tre narhvt WAS steady Hnd ON meet
rra'rl active
Apples 80 3t5ds,t 90 80 Ss.59
~ alJ per hbl western boN apples
s. e5N 1875 per box
Hananss Good skipping stock 81 %
u % per bunch
Benns-prled Lima. "a - per 10.
tauiihOOers $3.50 $40 per crate
Celcry -S alamazoa. lhN poe, noue-
tnbbnge 5000 800 PER Dol.
Cheese-w holesale prices Michigan
hats. Is = p l6ei New YORK., ~ = q sc.
limhurgcr 1f4l6c. domestic Swiss.
20 zoe imported Swiss. "a " p a e..
long horns. II A2C, daisies, ltiac per 20
Dates--'crsian. new. tQ %sc, Yards,
80 &c Ger 10. Dromedsry 81 90 per
Dressed HoGs Light 9gsAsc. heavy.
70 So per 10.
Dressed calves - Fancy. i58l6e;
Fiss-Importeo. lt0lse per H..
California 35c pc. box
t1nnnn HnJdicS III " IL ~ per H.
Fresh Vegetables Green peppers.
g. s5Ef per crate, soc per basket. GU.
cumbers. hot house. $50 Llhi5 per
doz lettuce, hot house N &c heets.
81 ~ llo- pes bu EHr>L|T. l0u zoe It.
ao4 tomatoes. aot % 2og Use per
~. Hubbard sqTDSh. Be- per 10 RAD
Florida. s4/Q5 per doz
Grape Efuit !375 ty4 per box
GraprSDMalasas. EA97 per bol
iIohey--Fancy white. new. 100 lec:
9>fner. 100 nc per 10; extracted "a SC
Der 10
Bay-Dctrott shippers are paying the
following prices for saled hay Ia car
lots, o. %. Detroit No. timothy;
timothy sSQl4. No ! mixed, $3.50
10 50; light mixed. Sl4g - so. rye
straw, $sGs wheat and oat straw,
Hickory Nuts-sL5OG1.75 per bu.
green hides, l2.ac; 50. j cured euns,
i5sG v Ss srgsa bulls Nn i Egsen No Veal
kip. &C. No. cured murrair. l2c; No
4 green m.rrain, l0c. No ! cured CALI
!ec; NJ, 81 zen calf Sc 10. ! horse
&c, No. : &C. NO hides. &c OF. No
- kip and air. 20 on sheepskin as
70 amount = WOOL 5OeQsl?5.
Lemons -McsslnAs. s. 5O65 Capf0r-
MIA, sbA 8. 80 Der box
Iimes-slaIJ - per dor
Oranges -CalifJrnla uavels f2,50dS;
FloT;das So 70 UI50 per box
onions-Yellow gl.2S per ou: $50
2i0 per sack. Spani-h 81 40 per crate.
Potatoes--Car lots. track Detroit. IN
sacks. 10WI3c. in halk $50 zoe per hu
Poultry Live hens. 1914 Mitc.
springs 1tis qi6c geese la l5c
ducks lGQ1Tt. turkeys Z042lC per
10. Dressed hens iS,s q i5c; chickens.
! 3 = N &C. geese. l6Gl7c ducks. no
1Sc. turkeys. - 0e-3c guinea chickens
s3.75T4 per doz
Pinerpples--S4 sos per crate
Rabbits 49, a. per doZ.
'Wcet PDtnfoes-Jersey kiln dried.
81 - ~ so per bu.
T. Ila,x-No A.. No Ei.c mar IN
The Detroit times., 1914-01-07

Bustsess-iike Printing. No fuss and
no feathers The plain. neat kind that
looks right Times Prfstfng CO.. Is
yohn-R Phone Main 1875
The Detroit times., 1914-01-07
CLEVELAND.

CLEVELAND o.. Jan sH HOGS Re
caipts, 400 head market. 100 l5c
lower heaVs Ss.e5 mixed workers.
and pigs. sS.35 Cattle Receipts, )
cars market. slow and steady sheep
and lambs Receipts. 10 cars. fS.ab top
calves Receipts 80 head sle.5o top
The Detroit times., 1914-01-07

before getting one with the BAT
role"
The Detroit times., 1914-01-07

Business-Iike Printing. No fuss and
no feathers The plain, neat kind that
looks right Times Printing Co. IL
John R-st Phone Main 14eS.
The Detroit times., 1914-01-07
NM ,ouI> NI.rAI NAHkEr.

NEW YORK. Jan The metal tx.
change closed HUll. spot copper ~
Tered at titsin lead. ,ti9at20
The Detroit times., 1914-01-07
TOLEDO GRAN ,ND PRODUCE.

xb-xs. split b-Bid s-soid Masked
The Detroit times., 1914-01-07

PincrppIes--s4 1905 per crate
Rabbits sl75G2 per doZ.
rwcet Pptntoes-Jersey kiln dried
81 - ~ so per bu.
T-uow--No l. &c. No ?. sac per 10
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-10
In COPEN
In TANGO
WHITE
In RESEDA
EXCLUSIVE
a mS1sSn,s Smart Spring Top Goats
SEE WHAT JAPAN SENT
SHORT CREPE KIMONOS

Of Cotton Crepe ohtainable in our hoi
land. Pink, blue and lavender. Hand e
brodered and Smartly fashioned
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-10
AID MEN MEET
Interesting Meeting TO Be Held This
Evening In Board Of Trade Rooms
Good Talk 20 Be Made.

Both large and small advertisers
will ind much good in the address
Of Jesse HI Neal. of Cleveland. Ohio,
before .he Wheeling Adj Club tonight
at the Board Of Trade assembly
rooms
Taking Golden Rule Advertising
and the Golden Egg" as his subject.
Mr.. Neal will deal with the methods
Of using truth to increase the Ell
cheney Of advertising and also tho
steps that are being taken in other
states 10 prevent the publication OF
fraudulent advertisements.
Mr. Neal Is well ntted to handle
his subject for Re has had much
practical experience as an advertis-
ing and newspaper man. as well as
being Identified with several large
manufacturing interests in ST. Paul.
Mimi
Everybody will be made welcome at
the meeting which opens at s O'Clock.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-10
MINISTERS MEET
Monthly Meeting Held .Yeste rday
Morning In First United Pres
byterian Church.

The regular monthly meeting OF
the Presbyterian Ministers Union OF
Wheeling and vicinity was held yes
terday morning At IL O'Clock i'm the
First United Presbyterian church
Rev. Charles II. Robinson. pastor OF
the First United Presbyterian church
presided as chairman OF the meeting.
and J. p. Leydenbergcr acted as sec
rotary.
The feature OF the meeting was the
reading of a very Interesting paper
by Rev. Henry 4. Riddle OF the Allen
Grove Presbyterian church of Sher-
rad on the Country Church Prob
lem" Rev. Riddle gave a very in
teresting presentation Of the special
problems of the country church ana
how they can best be met The pa
per was followed by a general dis
cussion on the subject by the other
ministers who were present.
Only business Of routine nature
was transacted at the meeting which
pertained 10 the general welfare OF
the organization. Following the con
clusion Of the business session a
luncheon was served at 1880 o'clocS
by the ladies OF the First United
Presbyterian church The meeting
was very well attended by the min
listers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-10

Of the important moves. etc. Of the
armies. In the New York Times OF
January "a. there is an article telling
Of the experiences OF the camera men.
II says proof that the camera men
were on the firing line Is shown by
the fact that a photograph shows the
bursting OF a shell that killed six
Greek soldiers in a trench. The OPP
orator OF the machine was especially
authorized by His Imperial Majesty.
the king Of Greece. 10 operate within
the lines. The company producing
the picture offers $4,000 TO anyone
who can prove one single instance OF
the picture fake.
Mr.. Caravasios In speaking Of the
matter last night stated that he
hoped az some future time TO bring
the pictures here. but ne did not feel
like FORGETTING his rights In other
states to bring them here. lie said
that he might give n private parry TO
his friends soon and at that time
show them the films. but he would
not put them on as a PAYNE Troposi-
ton here tfc will leave Thursday
for New YORK. where 40 matters per
tanning 10 the films will BE- concluded
and the exhibiting Of the pictures will
start at once.
Colonel Vs. ~ Bates Of the Itst I'M
fantry. s. g. a. ". in writing 10 the
operator Of the camera. stated that
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-10
ARRANGEMENTS
FOR CAMPAIGN
WILL BE COMPLETED TO-DAY ny
FAIRGROUNDS CoMSurTEE
Field Secretary of National Associa-
ton VIII Deliver Principal Ad-
dress at Mass Meeting.

Arrangements for launching the cam
paign for funds for the extension OF the
Fairgrounds and recreation system IN
wheeling. at tomorrow nights mass
meeting i'm the board Of trade rooms
VIII be completed At a meeting OF a
special committee OF the Wheeling
Fairgrounds Association. this after
noon. The committee f. called TO meet
at $3.50 o'clock. The program will be
arranged and other details completed.
u was announced yesterday that the
principal speaker will be r. :. Settle,
Held secretary OF the Natl pnal Play
grounds and Recreation Association OF
America. who has been spending sew
eral days in this city confer ring with
local Fairgrounds officials Several
other talks will he made. j. q. McKin-
ley. president OF the Wheeling Play
grounds Association, will preside. \
special invitation has been extended %
city officials and members OF council
urging them TO attend the meeting.
Members OF the special committee IN
charge OF preparations are: John Wal
lace, Geo. W. Lutz. J. &. Mckinley. Geo
q. Maggie. Miss Kate Hazlett. Or j. NJ
Hall. J. II. Brennan and W. u. Elliott.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-10
CARAVASIOS WILL
SHOW WAR PICTURES
LOCAL MAN SECURES RIGHTS TO
EXHIBIT m THREE STATES
Movies Will Depict Actual Scenes In
Recent Balkan-Greeian War
May Show Here Soon.

Peter G. Caravasios. well known
Greek sportsman and business man
OF this city has entered upon anoth-
or field Of expansion. this time In the
moving picture line Mr. Caravasi-
os returned from New York recent
ly where he received the state right
for putting on the pictures. with
the Greeks on the Firing Line" in
three states Illinois. Ponnsylvani a
and Wisconsin These pictures are
the only original pictures OF the Bal
kan war that has yet been produced.
and were originated by Robert
SchwObthalcr.
Papers from an parts Of the world
have taken these pictures a8 the ba-
els 81 Information concerning many
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-10

In CONFERENCE
STATE LEADERs FORMULATE
PLANS FOR RIGID LAW
ENFORCEMENT.
c. ~. Earhsrt. Cleveland Attorney, 20
Have Charge &c Work IN This
City ard Vicinity.

A series Of conferences between
local prohibifionists and state Amt
saloon leaders is being held IN thls
city with a view of formulating plans
Tor the rlEid enforcement OF prohibi
ton legislation. with special reference
TO this vicinity.
Announcement has been made TIA,
hon Charles NJ. Earhart. prominent
attorney OF Cleveland. o. will have
charge OF that feature OF the work IN
TINS city. He vii open Offices here
about April ]. and with the assistance
OF local temperance organizations ne
VIII cooperate with city and county
authorities in carrying into effect the
provisions OF the prohibition ameat.
ment anO the lost bill He will oper.
ate under the auspices OF the state
Anti-Saloon League.
Several conferences were held m
this city Saturday and yesterday. an I
plans for the Ohio county organiEa.
ton are rapidly nearing completion.
Among prominent prohibition leaders
in attendance are DIR. Geo. w. Crabbe
OF Charleston. president of the West
virginia Anti-Saloon league: Rev :.
u. Crummit. ID. d. OF Charleston. a..
sistant state Superintendent OF the
West Virginia Anti-Saloon league:
Hon Milo q. Kelser. OF Westerville.
o. assistant secretary OF the Nations /
Anti Saloon League OF America. an I
Hon. Charles NJ. Earhart. of Cleye-
land. o.
I'VE expect to have a conpIete or.
sanitation in every county IN the
state before the amendment becomes
effective. and will have ARRANGEMENTS
completed for the rigid enforcement
of all provisions OF the law" said sun
erintendent Crabbe. last night. He
added that the League Is determined
TO prove that prohibition will prohibit.
There viii be no question or doubt
about this being the fact in West Viz.
ginia," he said.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-10
SUPREME COURT
Will ResssembIe Here Today For the
Final Week Of the Session, Prob
ably Adjourn Tomorrow.

With all JUDGES back in the city the
supreme court Of appeals which has
been in conference for the past sew
eral days, will reassemble in open
court and take up the consideration
OF various cases today. Not many
here. unless some others should be
brought before their notice at the las.
minute. IL Is expected they will ad-
tOurn tomorrow for the term and go
from here TO Charleston. where they
viii assemble In a special term 10
render decisions and hear arguments.
II is Understood that they do not ex-
pect so many cases al the capital
term as they had here and hope 10
get rid OF many OF them by rendering
decisions. The court will reassembIe
here during the early part OF June.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-10
CIVIC AFFAIRS
Will BE Discussed at Meeting Of Board
OF Trade Committee Thursday
Afternoon.

Civic affairs including the PROPOSE
ton OF city planning. will be consid.
cred az meeting 81 the civic affairs
committee Of the board Of trade
called for Thursday afternoon az 3 90
O'Clock. The committee Is composed
oi the following G. s. Bowers. chair
man a. W. PAUL. DR. q. A. Aech.
mann. j. B Brennan. J. g. Blum. John
Coleman. lI vs.. Fair. e. u Hubbard
q. y. Taylor. &. o. Watkins. Ir. and
Dr. G.. s. WIngertpr.
AZ O. recent meeting Of the directors
oI inn board OF trade the proposition
of city planning was considered and
after considerable favorable discus.
sion wss referred 20 the committee on
civic affairs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-10

by profess ors Of West Virginia univcr.
city and Ohio and Pennsylvania col
icrcs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-10
WOOL GROWERS
Held Brief Meeting Yesterday-An
nual Meeting Of Tristate Asso-
citation March 25

through isundcrsfaudiur of
dates. number or WOO! growers met
in tnie city Yesterday morning. think.
lng ~ ives The date Tor tho annual
meeting 90 The TriStatc Wool Grow.
ors association After "a brief session
Iu ihr board ~ trade rooms adjourn.
mrnf was taken until Wednesday.
March g.
an interesting program is being pre-.
pared Tor fne FpssiOus which will con.
.li'l' over wednesday and Thursday.
prominent farmers and sheep growers
from West Virginia Eastern Ohio and
western Icnnsvlvauia win bo boz az.
tendance. Addresses will De delivered
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-10
FINANCE COMMISSION.

Mayor Kirk Yesterday issued the
call for the finance commission 20 hold
its regular weekly meeting tomorrow
night in the first branch council cham
bers. The commission will hear the
reports of the various subcommittee
that were appointed some time ago
and who have been working upon
specific lines regarding finance.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-10

he believed 1t to be the most vivid
picture Of the war that could ever be
expected. lie said they were true in
detail and portrayed the situation
perfectly. The production consists OF
six blms. The first exhibition will be
put ON at Pittsburgh next week. then
az Chicago. and next in Wisconsin al
a place yet 10 be designated.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-10
LONG SILK KIMONOS

Made in Japan. Of japanese Silk, by Jap
aneSe needleworkerS who are inf;nitei,
proud of their work. Pink, lavender. OLD
rose, navy and light blue.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-10
APPEAL CASE FILED.

An appeal case 20 the criminal court
was fled yesterday with the clerk of
the circuit court from the court Oh
Squire IS. r. Wickham. STYLED tho
State of West Nlrginia vs. Harry Lin.
lermanu The defendant o. charged
with being the father of the uIcgiti-
mate child of Bertha Ritchey.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-10
SHORT SILK KIMONOS

Made in Japan of native silk. Hand e.
broidered generously. Shown in pink. l.
ender, old rose. Copen and light blue. Pr.
tlcally impossible to duplicate such an ord
in less than a half-year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-10
LONG CREPE KIMONOS

of japanese Crepe (CottonN a
made and hand embr1ider
Copen, old rose and light blue
Sive showing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-08-22
ALLEN LOOKS
UP IMPORTS
IN FOOD QUIZ

Obtaining OF data showing the
amount and value OF sugar imported
monthly 10 Seattle from January TO
July. inclusive. marked the new de
yelopmenta today In the federal In.
yestigation being pursued by United
States District Attorney Clay Allen.
who Is seeking 10 place the blame
for excessive Increased prices.
lie learned yesterday from ono OF
tho big Puget Sound salmon pack.
ers that the English arc bidding on
this seasons pack with prices far
better than Americans are offering
and that there Ia every probability
the bulk Of the salmon harvest this
year will be diverted 10 Great
Britain.
Meantime the country. wide probe
is developing startling facts
Chicago meat packers. II was said
last night. are under suspicion OF
shipping beef TO Canada and infiat.
Ing prices az home.
In New York i. W. Lyman. for
Afluuut w. i"Ntitl'b Nhllf oH
tho stand before the district attor.
ney. that the United States depart.
ment OF agriculture IL to blame for
the rise In beef
The department. he said. warned
the farmers 10 hold their grain crops
because OF transportation being Grip.
Piled. The farmers, believing the
same applied 20 beef. refused 10
ship.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-08-22
CYNTHIA GREY'S ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS

Dear Miss Grey; would Hike 20
suggest 20 Anxious" that II /.
sometimes women like her who
make men lose AL faith In any re-.
llnier. Such hypoeri,iosi cant
nsusest-s people who can reason
outside the narrow groove she haa
run IN till she cannot see lmpar.
tally. Anxious" " apparently an
utterly selfish creature, earlnu
not whether her first husband
IL damned or otherwise. know /
would rather trest my welfare 20
some tnfidsls have known than
20 Christians" % her s,ampi
There are altogether too many OF
them. These Christians" who build
and endo~ universities. and allow
their thugs and hlrellnus 60 shoot
down women and children who are
lnnoeen, Of crime, except TO be
poor and rebellious against the
wrongs inflicted upon them by such
"chrlstlansi"
Her class Of 'chrlstlans" are re.
sporslnle for the horrible eondl.
tions now existing In poor. blood.
drenched Europel pANTlNo,