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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-18
hay AND GRAIN
Qnotatons BY z ,. Brauniieh q %.
nay Oraln Farming implements,
loi2 Markot street.
MONEY

SEW YORK. Jan d. uerrsrffe
paper .ntIt. Sterling fI dav biIIa
ff1iI demand Flsu. cables tTrr.
Lrau'.. demand a... cables lsf N4rfa
demand rGIs. UINI.. god. tr.rr,.
cables fts demand f1 guUIsra Ia.
ulnI 81 cables fIt. LIrsa demand
HII rHH..H Gao Euhleu demand IU.
cable. .L's HHr .IIfsr sEE TfxIran
dollar. 90.
f,'. .fnn.rf bonds steady railroad
..H." IRREGULAR
IIHf I.tr. steady. .I ar1 Hn Iaua "a
..E months EHt WGr
1000 money steady. I.sH Hr low L..
200. H.H.. steady. N..N ... dow ..
f' It.' loom o.. sI.aIra
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SHERRARD
Entertained Club.

on Thursday afternoon. Mrs !. l.. Car
win entertained the T.. -. l.. club at the
home Of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. \.
d Hood. The afternoon was spent &
fancywork and supper was served. The
guests were. Misses Helen GarVin. Myr-
tie taruahan. Irene Marble, Hannah
Rieck. Jean White. Beulah Snedeker.
Marguerite Hood. Lillian Snedeker. and
Mrs. j. l.. GarVin
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Bank of Bsnwood-

stockholders OF the Bank OF BenwOod
yesterday Afternoon. reelected the old
board OF directors to act during the en-
suing year. Immediately following the
meeting OF the stockholders the directors
met and organized. The board OF dircc-
tors follows: Charles Schad. John Blake
Nj. l. DOlan. ii. j. Gately. Charles Evans.
John Marley. Harry Shepherd. W. Is.
Leach and G. $. Emscheimer. The off,
GERS OF the bank are: President. Charles
Schad. vice president NJ. l.. Dolan cash
Ter, ". :. leach. and assistant cashier.
J. +. Ward.
Reports were submitted to the stock
holders. showing that the bank did an
encouraging business.
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Painfully Injured.

August Loges OF Mozart. was painfully
injured on Friday afternoon while work
ing at the construction work on Juer-
gems Bakery In Wheeling. \ beam fell
on his foot and crushed one toe so badly
that amputation viii probably be nee
q
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WHEAT MARKET
CLOSED STRONG
Despite a Setback which Took Place
Soon After openiag-An Other
staples Scored Gains.

CHICAGO. Jan. i5-Despits a setback
which took place soon after the start
wheat prices closed strSng I 20 / &c net
higher With May at LASS and July at
l22- All the other chief staples too
scored gains-corn sc. oats. -.nlc to
- - 1c and provisions 10 TO sc.
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DIRECTORS ELECTED
FOR ENSUING YEAR
~ the Bsockhoiderr of the Dollar Bank
and the Bank of Bsnwood
ON Monday.

Stockholders OF the Dollar Savings
and Trust Company. in annual session
yesterday afternoon. reelected directors
Ind added ID. A. Burt to the board.
The board. elected yesterday. Is
composed OF the following: Dr. Gregory
Ackermann. J. c. Brady. Charles r.
Brandfass. Charles III. Copp. William
3oering. Andrew s. Hare, Robert Haz-
lett. John A. Hess. Nelson &. Hubbard.
bernhard klieyes. J. T.. Morgan. Charles
Menkemeller. B. Walker Peterson. Eide
lis Riester. Hon y. h. Scott. Joseph
Speidel. Henry g. Stifel. John 5. Welty
and -. \ Burt.
The directors will organize at the reg
ular meeting. February 3.
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SCOTTISH RITE
Guards WI Hold Banquet - Windsor
Hotel Tomorrow Evening

a banquet and regular monthly tu.I
n'rr meeting of tho Scottish Rite
guards viii Boz held Wednesday over.
ing af O'Clock In tho Hotel Wind
sor BusineTs ~ iup0rtauce ia fo hr
transacted hdfra.Hf. NI boz made
by william = Miller and Do DO. Bach
man
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NO INTEREST In
STOCK MARKET
Some Of Speculative Issues Reached
Top Notch Fisures-oains and
Losses Noted in Others
War Shares Higher.

NEW YORK. Jan. 1.-THE most
noteworthy feature of today's variable
market was the absolute lack of pub
lie interest. Trading was active and
broad during the forenoon with a con.
fusion OF gains and losses, but Ia
pered OF 20 less than nominal proper.
tons toward the close OF the session.
Some OF the more speculative is
sues. including Americal Coal Prod.
ucts. International Nickel and United
states Industrial Alcohol. assembled TO
quotations never before attained. this
also being true of Mercantile Marine
securities.
Most of the war shares ruled over
last weeks final prices.
United States Steel reflected pres.
sure OF the same character as marked
recent dealings in that stock. but
Bethlehem Steel was more active after
It's initial declines. closing at 4ss a
gain OF nine points. Oils and coppers
were under the influence of Mexican
conditions and rails displayed little
animation except toward the close.
when minor shares. especially Mime
apolts and 81. Louis common and pre-.
fe-red. broke sharply. Total sales of
stocks amounted TO $4,000 shares.
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Cash quotations. Wheat No. red
tl2e =, No. red SiiGal2st,: No. .
n l.22.
Corn. No. yellow. nominal. No. Z yell
low q a n s3c, No. white sett a ga. q.
asa n i9isc.
FORK. sisso7s 1850; lard $io.75aIo.s5.
ribs $lO.f0H1o.Se.
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FLASHES TO MAsrENs

Some Of the leading financial editors
are expressing the opinion that liquida-
ton OF the Industrial speculation has
not yet completely run It's course. They
ma and refer To considerable manipula-
ton against the short interest for the
purpose OF producing rallies on which
long stock may bc marketed without I'M
due disturbance.
Think the market should b. hourht
on any further decline
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Logan Il Bryan. Closing stock Letter.

NEW YORK. Jan. 1.-THE volume OF
outside buying attracted over the week
end was very mcagre Aside from n
rev specialties. the list nuctuated In an
uncertain manner throughout the ses-
sion. and II appeared very much as IL
the offerings on the upturns were rather
more than could be overcome with out
sue buying OF present preparations
News or marketwise bearing was rela-
lively meagre. thought II was reported
late IN the day that Montenegro had
sued FOR peace. while IN itself is per-
haps not OF great Importance. stili lat
ef on ~ may have a bearing on the Eu-
fopean political prospect. While the
pun crowd profess TO be cheered hy the
appearance or underlying firmness which
some OF the standard issues exhibit
sun on account OF bulls being rather
well supplied with ling stock and the
apparent difficulty In stimulating "A re-
newal OF aggressive outside buying we
sun believe II To be the part OF wis
dom To reduce long lines Of industrials
The persistent strength OF foreign eN-
chanse strongly suggests that Europe
IS uquidating American Securieties AS
the New York market will absorb same
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NEW YORK. Jan I7.-Toward the
End % last week. sentiment improved.
This was due largely 90 the rally fn
the war stocks. For some unknown res-
son the copper stocks do not DISPLAY
any great amount Of activity. while rs
O. matter OF fact We ought o. he HAVING
The wlld.st KIND of q cnnrer hnnrr
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COFFEE

tFW VDrE. Jan. fr raff.. rl. 80.
@ Tu'ur.a .sef March fs9.. ru.y
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'HIINF'- Jan 15--HOge-R eceiDts
sV.uuo head. strong Bulk Sc 45sf Z 20.
light S6.15n -25 mixed a. a. ~ a.
heavy $3.50 AS. rough s6s5G565.
pigs S5.6O0f670 '-'''
tattle-BcCeipts $4,000 head. cioy,
NauNe beef Steers 50 5uflg.S0. cows and
METERS $3.50 ~ $50; calves S7.25 H10. 30.
SheeI,- receipts 25.oO" head. unset
tlcd. W"thcrs Ss.25 ~ so. ewes a. ~
t.65, lambs SS.25u1o.5
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WHEELING. W. Va. Jan. u. &c.
The active t1ttsburgh stocks corrected
da!ly by ~ l. Masten a Co. bankers
and 'rokers. National l;ank of Nest
Virginia building
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PETROLEUM

OH. CITY. Pa. Jan. 17.-Credit bal
ances S22b. Runs 97.0b7. average "a
216. shipments s7.S67: average 4s.f93.
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N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

WHEELING W. Va. Jan. u. 10
Range OF active stocks on the New
Y orb stock Exchange. corrected daily by
4. F. Masten 4 Co. brokers'
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PITTsBURGH. Pa. Jan. l7.-catue-

S,ii,i,!i shC KSH' Pa. Jan. Is-Cattle-
= : SSeauy supply 100 carloads. choice
SS.SvH $50: prime SS2jHN50
Sheel-Steady, supply 20 double decks
prime Wethers $500 q SIS. cullS and
S4inthons A4.O0W 300. lambs sTOOfI
10. veal calves SlL00HII5O.
1.iioks steady, receipts 80 double
heavy yirkers S7.45 7.55. light workers
5000 20 pigs S6.75 ff6.s0: roughs
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Standard Oil Subsidiary Stocks

WHEELING. ". Va. Jan. Il. 'le
Corrected by 4. T.. Mssteu a Co. l.. r.
Brand. Msr. !sooLIs -Os-205 National
Bank Bldg. Wheeling " Va.
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NEW YORK CURB MARKET

WHEELING. W. Va. Jan. Il. Id.
Reported ~ \. l.. Mii.s,,n ~ Co.. A. r.
brand. manager. members NcM York
otOck Exchange.
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FLASHES TO MAsrrrs

NEW hOkh, Jan. lt.-After the Vio-
lent recovery last week IA would be
only a normal movement n prices set
tied back about half way before a re-
sumption OF the advance takes place
Inc descriptive power OF tn. market is
however 80 great that no more than A
small recession may be seen.
NEW YORK. Jan. I've continue
to adhere to the view that long lines
or industrials should be reduced around
prevailing levels.
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LOCAL STOCKS

WHEELING. W. Va. Jan. Il. '1s.
IHiiE quotation List OF the WheeIIna
STOCK Exchange.
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NEW YORK COTTON MARKET
WHEELING. W. Va. Jan. II. .Is
Market reported ~ \ l.. Alasten A. 90
members New York Stock Exchange
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Stocks. open tligh Low clos.
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

Total shares $4,000.
Bonds S3.975.OO0.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-17

must either abandon Their revenge or
hnd something 70 keep them awake.
Laura Bartlett had often told Billy
that II he would only take a cocktail
after 9 p. m he would be able 10 keep
awake, but so far Billy has never tried
drinking cocktails. Blanny, too. has
never touched a drop. But as they must
keep awake at any cost. they resolve TO
try the remedy so often pres cribed by
Laura. OF course Billy and BlAnny get
"ste~ed." and when Laura and Jack
return they md Billy snoring on the
lounge and Blsnny on the floor, her
whole appearance calculated TO furnish
evidence for divorce. Happily, Tessie.
the maid. is able TO testify 70 the inno-
cence Of the lambs, and Laura is cured
Of her desire 70 divorce Billy.
Madge Kennedy r delicious sB ''BlEn-
ny" She looked pretty enough 70 cause
lots Of trouble with her srtless ways, snd
drank her several cocktails with charm
ing naivete.
John Arthur was simply nne az bibu-
lous Billy He scored a strong personal
hit last evening. Robert Ober was eT-
cellent as Jack, but not bit better than
Jane Seymour as Tessie. Arthur Stan
ford, Ethel Wilson, and John Norris were
also effective.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-17
NationnI-'Fsir and warmer"

AlE W
There's oodles Of fun in Fair and
Warmer" the play Of temperature. and
temperament. which provoked gales Of
laughter at the National Theater last
e"@r.ng and illustrated anew that its
always fair weather when good fellows
get together"
Boys. don't be a model husband! Billy
Bartlett was so good that he bored his
wife and caused lots OF trouble and mer-
riment. In fact, she announced that she
was going to divorce him in order to
marry man that wasn't so proper, with
whom she was going TO the opera that
evening. but Billys friend, Jack Wheeler ;
who was married 10 a sweet young thing
put him wise on how to be happy though
married
Jack told Billy that in order to keep
a woman's love YOU must keep her guess
ing, and that his visits TO the Mystic
Shrine were mere pretenses in order to
keep "Blanny' guessing as TO his where
abouts. Quite accidentally, Billy tells
Jacks secret 10 "Blanny' Wheeler, and
she and Billy resolve on revenge. They
sit up TO all hours in the morning de-
ternined to appear compromised" when
their respective spouses shall enter the
room; Billy is 10 be found with his arms
locked about Blanny's waist but by this
time the two are so sleepy that they
The Washington herald., 1916-10-17
Keith'-VaudevfIIe.

Jack Norworth was given a royal wei
come home last evening at Reith's after
an absence Of two seasons in dear old
London, don't you know. Jack admitted
fondness for the old London town, and
very frankly told us 80 IN a fine little
composition, and that he intends 70 90
back real soon. The popular comedian
sang OF ZeppeIinE Of centimeter runs
and Of things military IN general alto
gether dispensing line Of clever psro-
dies and crisp comment anent the big
trouble across the pond Jack very shyly
let II out that he is married again-
II would not have been smiss to hsvr
sung the praises Of George White and
Lucille CavsnRgh At the very beginning
Of this review Of the weeks doings al TIN
B. F. Keith Theater, as they are a per
feet team OF song and dance GeorFe
White is master Of about uinety-nine lat
est dances, and responded 70 every call
from the audience Miss CavsnAEh In an
engsgingly sweet and graceful partner
MeHan's Swiss canine actors are the
most intelligent and interesting DON
seen on any stage.
The LeiEhtons have a tumble Of talk
ing and singing called The Party Of the
Second Part that IS good, and besides
CGSTlNCED on PAGE NINE
The Washington herald., 1916-10-17

The New York Globe, which has been one of
the foremost Progressive papers in the East, has
this to say of the Adamson bill: "The Globe is a
progressive newspaper which has upheld the rights
Of labor and labor unionism. But it is not able to
discover anything progressive or anything in the
interest Of labor unionism in a measure, falsely
parading eight-hour act which destroys the
freedom Of collective bargaining by making Con-
gress the hxer of wage schedules; it is not able
TO discover justice in a measure which grossly
discriminates against an 30 per cent majority Of
railway employees in the interest of 20 per cent
minority 1t is not able to believe that the Pres-
dent himself is able to find anything progressive
or just in the legislation which he secured, being
led to this conclusion by his continued attempt
to present the Adamson act as an eight-hour one
when he knows it is not" -...-.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-17

me war IS nd 40 go o. on b nqehntey n. M with q? syS3
far as Great Britain is concerned There is no
mistaking the temper of the house of commons
which heard Premier Asquth's application for a
new credit of ST. to pay the bill until the
end of the year only. No peace overtures are
wanted. Mediation would be. resented an un-
friendly act. Mr. Asquith DID not speak Of the
great struggle in terms of the prize ring, as Mr..
David Llovd George did in the last days Of Sep
tember but there was the same fighting spirit, the
same tone Of fnality in the Premier's announce
ment-New York Sun
The Washington herald., 1916-10-17

Join in demanding that the Mexican house be put
in order immediately Does any American be-
lieve those nations will permit the continued
and the repeated murder Of their people that con-
stute the outward and visible sign Of that fierce
nassion for reconstruction" which Mr.. Wilson ad-
mires so much? Looking back on the past. as
Patrick Henry did, Americans be expected to
have confidence that in the crisis bound to come
over Mexico the interests of this nation can be
safely intrusted to those responsible for "watch-
fut waiting ng?"-New York Herald
The Washington herald., 1916-10-17

Americans know we'll enough that no matter
who is elected President in November, Germany s
violation of its submarine promises and its return
to ruthless submarine warfare with attendant loss
Of American lives, will bring about an immediate
break in the diplomatic relations between the two
countries. But the German government has mis-
tween the two countries. If Mr.. Hughes is elected
it will make little difference to Berlin what he
says what he does. To Germany the election
date repudatng President Wilson for his German
policy, and the imperial government will act &C
cordingy-New York World
The Washington herald., 1916-10-17

It is profoundly to be hoped that the claims
Of DR.. Charles H Walker that cancer yields to
treatment from salenium prove true. Salenium
IS powerful chemical which, taken internally,
and in capsules, is said to have relieved suffering
in many cases and in others has effected an ap-
parent cure. Cancer has claimed its victims by
the thousands annually and advancing science has
hitherto been unable to find remedy to check
its ravages. DR.. Walkers further experiments
will be watched with interest
The Washington herald., 1916-10-17

Officials Of the New York Zoo claim that the
Tasmanian devil growls like violin and whines
on the E string. Now that the Annanas Club
seems to be extinct let's increase the membership
Of the nature takers with the Zoo officials hereby
proposed for honors.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-17

What Germany is doing to the commerce of
these nations at our very doors she any other
nation could do to at war. Against
such an unseen enemy a SIoooo,ooo battleship is
as nothing; it is snufed out in twinkling! There
lies the seriousness of this incident from our
viewpoint, and it is revolution in naval warfare
that is but in the beginning. If we would be
ready for any eventuality must take hold nowl
Inevita bly, the future naval power lies in the SUBJ
mariuel '---- .-
The Washington herald., 1916-10-17

Bayonne is composed of a series of disorders
strung like pearls along the main line of the
Central Railroad of New Jersey. Its population
consists of soulless corporations and of citizens
and aliens too proud to keep the peace. In its
internal administration it relies upon the good Of
fees Of private individuals and associations to
maintain order. Unfortunately for the pacifst
conservers of public quiet is so acute that they
riot, for the honor of serving humanity.-New
York Sun.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-17

Judge Hughes finds fault because of the Presi-
dents conduct of the Mexican question Yet
Fairbanks, Hughes running mate on the Republi-
Predenf at the most cqtes p stage @ Of fe the dcuty
Yet Elihu Root, Republican sage and patron saint
of standpatism, when confronted by the same prob
lens as Secretary Of State under Roosevelt took
precisely the same attitude that President Wilson
followed when the responsibility developed upon
his administration Nor did the Republican minor
ity in Congress make a single suggestion estab-
lish single record vote to signify that the Presl
dents handling of Mexico was contrary to its judg-
ment-Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-17

There is cause neither for surprise nor regret
that the foreign money spent on this side the
ocean for food and munitions tends to increase
the resources Of the banks the food factories
New England New York also is a large manu-
featuring center and gets its share from that
source. But New York is clearing house as we'll
ing house to retain beyond necessity the funds in
transit through it. The pethoric condition OF the
banking reserves and the moderate rates in the
is not seeking the countTy's funds, and is content
to have the South finance its own cotton boom
and the West finance its own grain boom.-New
York Times.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-17

EVERY ONE visiting WaEhinEton
wishes to take away something a. n
remembrance of the visit TO the Ns-
lions Capital, or nB a Eift for friends
at home.
IL iE the aim Of the National Renem.
brance shop to supply such things in
souvenirs that shall have some srtiGtie
merit.
NATIONAL REMEMBRANCE SHOP.
CHr. Fosters Sbop)
18th Street OPP. willard HotsG
The Washington herald., 1916-10-17

The Federal Trade Commission may FIX the
price OF coal, according to the latest advices. If
they fix it so that the average man with bread
and butter salary put ten tons in the bin on
October I without going to the poorhouse the
first nomination for President in 1920 is already
made.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-17

"Be good" was the farewell message of War
den Osborne he left Sing Sing prison to be-
come private citizen. Good advice, but if all his
auditors had followed it when they first heard
il, the warden would have had no audience.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-17

So-whether you measure the situation in
terms of cash or in terms of human 1ives-the
Mex-Anerican peace" (for which we are asked
to be. electorallv thankfrD is so close a parallel
to "war" that it is difficult to distinguish the
difference and correspondinglv difficult to be
legitimately thankful-Grand Rapids Herald.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-17

Sometimes the good old common people who
read Hugh Fullerton's dope" on the world series
and results OF the straw polls must wonder why
they hold the annual baseball classic and the ma
tioual election.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-17

reader asks the New York Sun why all bow
legged women wear short skirts. Probably for
the same reason that the ladies with garments
reaching a foot from the pavement invariably lift
them when crossing the street on a rainy day.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-17

With George NJ. Cohan seated his band
wagon, President Wilson has the pioneer
America First exponent.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-17

Panama now suffers the inconvenience of a
street car strike. Evidently the strike germ has
its carriers as we'll as other human pests.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-17

Mexico has a new constitution which gives
Carranza more power. Yet it is not likely that
Pancho Villa is disturbed.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-17

Haywood Brouns advice to budding actresses
IS hitch your star a wagon. Experience teaches,
however, that a connection with benzine buggy
is more rapid road to success
The Washington herald., 1916-10-17

With the Democrats in Massachusetts, begging
for a United States Senatorial candidate, we
probably shall see more or less of Senator Henry
Cabot Lodge in the Capitol until 1921.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-17

President F. D. Underwood, of the Erie Rail
road, is out for Wilson, but Underwood is a life
long Democrat, so that it probably makes no
change in the ultimate result.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-17

The latest spirit message from w. T. Stead
said that the land Of forevermore is peopled with
beautiful men and women who live in sublime
harmony. Oh, DEATH where is thy sting?
The Washington herald., 1916-10-17

Count that Sabbath lost whose low descending
sun does not record full quota of auto accidents
The Washington herald., 1916-10-17

Lincoln Nebr, gave the glad hand to Candi-
date Hughes, but nothing is said about its most
distinguished stateman being in the reception
line
The Washington herald., 1916-10-17

which the name Of David Belasco is a
surety, and there are many deft touches
in stage direction which reveal the
hand OF the master producer