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The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1916-08-04

returned on Sunday evening from q
fishing trip in the Lost river country,
They brought a good supply of the
finny tribe but as usual "all the big
mes got away"
Messrs. Wilson and Shannon, two
G. A. R. veterans, of B~lackfoot, visit
ed with their friend and comrade, Mr..
Teney, Sr., on Monday.
DR.. and Mrs. j. B. Davis were
pleasant callers at the William Kinds
home ON Sunday.
N. e. Montgomery and family, of
Blackfoot, visited MI. Teney and the
Kinds family on Tuesday evening.
Lenoir White was the guests OF
Doris Dunn for several days last
week.
Mrs. S. Swenson, of Pittsburg,
Penn, and Ruth Nelson, who were
visiting their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Nels Selson, left on Monday for Salt
Lake City.
R. E. Howard and family spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Mac
kie.
We have been receiving commod-
lLleS liom oil pdlIo VI 'ho "oiau ASAo
lately which goes to prove that we
are not living in such an out-of-the-
way place as people would imagine.
Earlier in the season We received a
few consignments of Attic weather
and last week we received a ship
ment of real mosquitoes from the
canal zone. If you want to be strict
.ly in IT," now YOU must exhibit a
few mosquito bites, just to show that
you we're not sighted when the ship
ment arrived,
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1916-08-04
POLITICAL GOSSIP

! Chancey Wallace. of Nez Perez, il
a candidate for the nomination fol
secretary of state On the Republican
ticket.
Carlton Fox, of Wallace, Idaho, Is
a candidate for the nomination for
secretary of state on the Republican
ticket.
William Drew, night policeman OF
blackfoot, has authorized the an
nouncement of his candidacy for the
nomination for sheriff of Bingham
county.
Mark Coleman's name has been
placed in nomination by his friends
for the position of state representa-
tive.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1916-08-04
McDOnaldVille

Miss Berenice Tibke was a guest at
Mrs. Findlay's home, Monday after
noon.
Mrs. T. H. Findlay has been on
the sick list this week, but is better.
Mrs. G.. w. Capson and her brother
spent Sunday at Lost river.
The Findlay boys have taken their
steam engine and plows out to the
dry farm section to do some plow-
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jens Sorenson were
guests at Mrs. Findlay's home, Sun
day.
Ed. Capson, from Salt Lake, is
visiting his brother, George, in Nc
'Donaldville.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1916-08-04
DANGEROUS SPILL WHEN
AUTO RUNS INTO DITCH

donald Williams and his brother
80 me Corner Drug store in Pocatello,
we're w. dumped out of their big Dodge
oor at the ditch north of the sugar
&c c+orv at midnight Wednesday, but
not seriously injured. They were SO
Minded by the headlights OF an ap-
pnooching car that it was impossible
far them to see the ditch. The force
- tho fall threw their machine COM
riotalv over and it passed thru a
fence to land in the Held. Donalo
suffered some painful cuts ABOUT tne
head while his brother a a ~
broken. They were brought 10 tne
R1ackfoot hospital for attention n
then returned to Pocatello by tram,
leaving their wrecked a wher II
lay.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1916-08-04
WRESTLER NICHOLSON
CHALLENGES BLACKFOOTERs

snorting Editor, Idaho Republican:
Dear Sir: I wish you would pup
,;sh that T challenge Dutch Anderson,
Red Smith or Fairbanks, OF biacA-
foot. to a wrestling match catcn-as-
cotch-can style, best two out OF three
falls, to a finish. I am willing to
wrestle in Pocatello or Blackfoot ana
"nder any conditions, weight 40.
I,at them answer to me or to me
Pocatello Tribune.
Pocatello, Idaho.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1916-08-04
WICKS

Emma Powell returned on Sunday
evening after spending several days
as the guest Of Mamie Johnson at
Arco.
Marcus Meister, of Blackfoot, has
received the contract for building the
new school house. The work will be
begun at once so as to have the build
ing ready for occupancy by October
1.
Floyd Stevens stopped off for a few
days visit with his grandfather, J.. G.
Wasley, while enroute from San
Francisco to Butte.
G.. A. Powell and Charles Wicks
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1916-08-04
COURT HO~JM NEWS

O. Campbell, Joe Jones, Jess SUIT
ton and Charles Cummings were ar
aligned last week for gambling. Their
trial was set for Tuesday, August g.
Tom Bethany plead guilty to a
charge of bootlegging and was sent
enced to 80 days in jail and $loo
fine, which he will have to work out
in full.
go. Marriage Licenses
q r Chandler and Hattie ROBBINS
July 81. 1,,,n
&. H. Hall and Ruth Traynor, July
sNA
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1916-08-04
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank the friends and
neighbors and also the I. o. o. F.
and K. P. lodge members who were
so kind and thoughtful during the
sickness and death of our beloved
husband and father, and for sending
such beautiful floral offerings.
MRS. W. L.. FISHER
and CHILDREN.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1916-08-04
YEhho"7" EXCURSIONS

August 18th, via Hotel route
August Ia via "Wylie Way" See y.
8 L. agents for details and foide J :
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1916-08-04

August 18th, via Hotel route.
August IA via ''Wylie Way" See O.
S. L. agents for details and folders.
adv, 3-2
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1916-08-04
PARK
m ~rncrn

August 18th, via Hotel route.
August IA via "Wylie Way" See O..
IS. L. agents for details and folders.
adv.3- =
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1916-08-04

M. Boyle, the Land Man
Transfers made Of property, no mat
ter where it Is. Lost river lands for
sale or trade. Some good stock
ranches. Desirable property I'm Black
foot and vicinity.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1916-08-04

YELLOWSTONE PARK
EXCURSIONS
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1916-08-04

pCllcT, MOuudy.
Be sure to call at Hoffman Tailor
ing company and have a look at that
beautiful line Of Brockton-made
mems dress shoes. adv.3-
Reverend J. G. Austin and family
returned, Thursday, from Boise,
where they were called by the death
of Mrs. Austin's mother.
Carl Scanned returned to his home
in Fillmore, Utah, Sunday, after
spending several days here with his
brother, Ernest Scannell.
DR.. Richards, of Richards & Won
harten, returned Thursday from his
Mackay and Ashton trips and will be
in Blackfoot for some time.
Superintendent Pierce, of the Ore
gbn Short Line, was in Blackfoot,
Tuesday evening, to attend the regu-
lar session of the council.
A fine baby girl arrived at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Orville Yam
cey, Wednesday, July 26. Mother
and child are doing nicely.
Bobby Robbins, Donald Tolmie,
Lewis Stephens and Bert Anderson
are spending this week in the Yellow
stone park in the latter's car.
Theckla, Bertha and Edna Olsen
motored from their home in Firth
in Eria Andrus car, Sunday, and took
dinner with Mrs. F. T. Dubois.
Editor j. A. Toner was up from
Aberdeen, Wednesday, to meet with
the Democrats, who were making UP
a slate in Blackfoot, Wednesday
afternoon.
John Idean and r. B. Gadie, of
Sugar City, and Mrs. Alice Sanders
stopped in Blackfoot, Sunday, on
their way to the home of the latter
at Kaysvil1e, Utah.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-06
SHIP RATES co UP TO
HIGHEST IN HISTORY
Advances Since War Range From 700
to 1,2Co Per cent-Rise
Continues

NEW YORK. March What the
great demand for shipping due to the
war and the constantly increasing
shortage Of ocean bottopls. has meant
TO the ship owners and shippers OF
this country and Canada is shown ~
comparing the charter and ocean
freight rates before the war and the
present rates. which are the highest
that have ever been known Trans
atlantic shipments from various Amer.
lean ports show an increase Of from
200 10 200 per cent since before the
war began.
Charter rates on neutral steamships
had advanced in June. 1915. about $50
per cent IN 'he next six months the
advance was from 500 20 500 per cent
Since the first Of this year there have
been the phenomenal rises 20 the pres.
ent scale. which be- itself continually
CLEANSING a. the supply Of vessels bee
comes more and more scarce.
% has been difficult 10 secure very
accurate figures showing the 1878
grain rates. These rates are usually
taken By shippers a. a standard. but
.u Do, last year there has been great
scarcity OF -o-Called free" lrain
ships Shippers estimate that So per
cent of the transatlantic grain trade is
now carried in English at French bot
toms or those OF other European coun.
tries. rcmsitiOuod by government.
with their rates set by government
This has been the principal factor iu
making tho supply of free" ships so
scarce and causing the rates to al.
vance so high.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-06
QUOTED VALUES
ARE UNSETTLED
Ta6ling OF the Gore Resolution In the
senate Has n Reassuring
Effect.

NEW YORK. March The political
ana cipiptu attic crisis At Washington.
arising from a revival OF the submarins
dispute with the central powers was the
cvcrshadowtng features OF the last week
a. IA, securities market. Quoted Nalu.
were much unsettled while the contro-
Ntfsy ragged, but recovered la part later
on the tabllug Of Tn. Gore resolution an
the senate. Wall street accepted this as
PROOF that the administration policy
VIII be further sustained should the sit
uatlou become moro acute.
ShrlnktgD OF prices was made the
more easy 10y reason OF the markets.
technical condition. There stIll remain
"a large and more impaired bull ut.
count. pe'ially IN vulnerable special
Nts. THESE issues felt the force 81 tho
selling movement most severely. fn
some Instances declining below mini
NUNS Established in January
Extensive liquidation OF the Anglo
French wy bonds also helped In consid-
cradle me tSure To undermine the list
This issue made new low minimum. OF
fJAf, but improved with other securi-
a. a matter or comment that investors
were NicNing foreign loans with more
detachment and the terms OF new under
tdkiuEs OF TINS character will be View ID
with unusual interest
American bankers are known TO hay,
under consideration an individual loan
10 the French government and "A Rus
sian negotiation in the form OF bank
rcc"ptaucDg To run FOR two OF three v,urs
.s said 60 b. near completion Tho lat
ter project. acccrdinv Co report. b. go D..
secured by high class railroad bonds
Metals aiN holding 90 or going ab0y,
buoyaut state of the copper Industry
was reflected in the larger dividends
declared b. important PRODUCING COM
pahl'- tiailruod earnings were less r,-
final months % 1918. but in most cases
showed subs initial net gains.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-06

yesterday the guest Of relatives at sand
The members OF d.. Modern Wool
man band 81 Elm Grove. viii hold fb.fr
hail. 40 '"e 10"
Willow Glen Lodge. Junior Nccban-
&C. VIII bold their regular weekly meet
lnE this evening in the Junior hall az
Gregg Nilla. "
NcNt saturday afternoon pastry sale
VIII he hold in the Winter. Brother
meat market hy THE members Of the Ar
nHihupt Bible class 81 the First N.tI.-
"l-t episcopal church. Elm Grove
George Hand is confined % his home
count OF illness.
James Hirkett who has been IN AZ HE
n"lu' on Peters Hun. g. slightly iu-
r.. o.. Yoke. Of Fulton, Will omen nm
HI- new barber shop iu the Fulton bank
building ibis week
Mrs.. vs.. Do Nichols Of VoodsdaIe is
+! 'huinE a rev day the guest OF rel
t' .t- Hf lIft~uurEn.
Islfur walters is confined 90 his home
.I t.Iu Grove on account Of illness
NINN i. Paxton secretary Of the Hazel
.hll"- GLASS company. who resides af
Nrhw'"d Place is suffeynE from a
-litht Illness az his home. Mr. Paxton
was tp have delivered an address YES
-,rdHE morning o. the members ~ mo
Men Bible class Of the Vance Memorial
church st Noodsdale on his recent trip
fo EurOre
Ns soon ae the weather VIII permit.
tH' new houses l1 Elm Court will bg
rushed 60 completion.
George ~UIHsrt Dr.. little son Of Ar
and Mrs. George scibert Of Elm Grove
Is slightly liI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-06
BRITAIN STRIVES TO
RULE METAL PRICES
Wv 1eguiatoAs. Made As war Meas
ure. Intended To stop Speculation.

NEW YORK. March 5-A new meth
~ S, or procedure in selling all metals In
1851 territory was begun ON March
=. The English Government as a var
T MEASURE declared unlawful all sales in
Lntnfe deliveries OF copper. tin. lead.
Spelter iron and steel In ferro allows
BUSINESS - now permitted only IN spot
nha tsrlai Tor actual requirements di-
IeStiy between producer and consumer
~ the discretion OF the Ministry OF Mu-
ni,lohs All British exchanges practfc-
ally suspended operations in an met
az, Win the exception Of tin. anu ION
StNuently the usual cable quotations TO
ne United states were discontinued
kh he evident Intention OF the British
administration is - prevent sp.cula-
lions In metals. which lead 10 manIpu-
i"uon OF prices at all times.
The conteation Of producers or copper
IN this country l. that prices for stand
ara copper at Londo-s have small influ-
ehce on the price OF electrolytic or lake
copper sold either in the United states
ever. the standard market t. constantly
used 10 facilitate changes Of prices iu
refined metal. and most Of the SUPPORT
OF the London specu -.tive market comes
from the United States.
situauon Radically Changed.
~ the moment the situat ion Is radi-
cally changed bcCau... Of the war F.u-
rope Is dependent upon this country Tor
large proportion Of the supply OF met
ais used IN the manu- .seturD of war mu-
nitlons. and the relotion between supply
and demand viii Ian 1cly govern prices
while the war continues Naturally. how
ever. there Is sympathetic Influence
between the two countries which VIII
%" diFATtut In trading at all times. Late
yesterday word was received that after
reconsideration restricted trading ia
metals would he resumed az London and
that quotations could be cahled there.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-06
WEST VIRGINIA PATENTS.

As reported by II. F. Dunlap. pat
ent lawyer Of Wheeling, W. Va. the
patent office records show the recent
issue OF the following patents to West
Virginia inventors: Charles II. Hop
kins, Dobbin. assignor To II. Wilson.
Mill Creek, shifting mechanism: Marx
Noble. Lansing. rail joint. solomon
Townsend. Charleston. hosting ma.
chine; Lorenzo u. Vaughan and T
Miller. Grafton. lamp igniter: Samuel
T. Wilson. Charleston assignor Of
one-half 10 4. Y Pollock. W. T.. Smith
Z. r. Fullerton and y. W. Klein. Green.
up. Ky. railway tie.
Al< the issue Of the following trade
mari registration. Electro Netallur.
Eical COMPANY. Glen Ferris. allows and
alloying metals used in the manufac.
ture ~ special steels
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-06
SISTERSVILLE

ISII.I;SNILLE W. Va, March g.
In honor of Miss Ethel Burns. who
To- Tuisa oEia.. ,ii. siar lHsSTe k sgEs
entertained "wednesday evening I'd h.-
gro in' south side. Four tables
%. hridre we're in play and az late
Mfs a. y kiwhIl' entertained I'm "a
charming manner Wednesday afternoon
HInIsu arl to Mra W. a. Burns. VINO
leave. coon ,nr Der future home IN Tul-
Nlt'f. 'fr and tempting ropast was
Doc speedy game PLAYED here
M,...1r.-....'' ..,n.ng i.4c girls. Of sisters
D - r.rIs o. f' g. The visitors put Or
'H.EE eLur hlf The locals were too
much f.r fh.r and bat thorn Tor the
hr .ri Nr. Harry E Kerr o. Akron
OBJ. formerly N tlIs city. are receiving
con Ht I.ir home last Monday Tho
baby Dee been named Robert Ellsworth
We smith has gone o.. st Marys
N..a Margaret Thistle lore Tnurafrv
10y D..wg go. okla. t' be the rucst ~
tr.ro o. rules te spend "a few vesse
SIN N"r cousin. Mrs John X. FInlnF-
N.s rs,r.tt Morgan OF New Martins
..H rrrt Welrrs'Hy with ner sister.
|r. I.u th1ffrrf"r.
,r 5gag y, r.rrry, .g,r "' d, 80
vra Warren Jackson ana Nr.
'HHf.fr Groves % MarIrffn arc fna
.ur.fa OF Mr. and Mr. r. F Dunlap
"T.. EHnHN MuHarr fnrnrrfr Miss
IH".H Urulrrnuu. IHH irrf OR Augusta.
NHu whcro rhr viii Join Dor husband
.rI maize her future home
Mr. Alice hirer has returned from
Harr.avIIIe W Va. where che affeH.f0.f
.n. tlncHa. m Dor late stop-rrtrrr.
Sire FannrV
ur srd -. N G. Jackson lsf, rha-s-
Do lin. who're thrv VIII spend ID few
WD.Er
NrH w. a. W..IIrfreE OF DEIrr.H..
wHn haH boon visiting sIaf.ravII.
frIrrfa departed TTuraH1r f.r Wr.f.
NI..U. IH. fH NF fNr guest "H r.'H ffvfe
Tho follow Irr levy o. thereon rfrU
ct Cutler 1rf F'r.t f'r.un. H aHarmiff..
~ fhe elrf.rrU.f'. fr. department urr
.v. U.n.. Tuesday UtrnIne .u Thietl.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-06
Baltimore & Ohio and Wheeling & Lake Erie
Among the Largest Buyers Of Rails last Week

NEW YORK. March 5.-Last week
was prolific in sales OF steel products.
Several additional large contracts for
railroad equipment and structural
work came to the surface in the last
two days OF February also. making it
Necessary to revise the total monthly
contraC,1. previously noted. The rail
roads have suddenly takez yery ac-
tive interest IN placing equl?men, con-
tracts for 1917. rnere is a rui1or that
prices OF rails are 10 be- advanced, ac-
counting for the buying of 10000 tons
of standard sections by three trans
portation companies in the northwest
and $4,000 tons additional are actively
under negotiation. Rail sales for the
week amounted to zoo. 1000 tons. nearly
81 Of which will b. included in tho
February record. The Baltimore *
Ohio ordered $500 tons and the Wheel
ing a Lake Erie 5000 tons. MisceIla-
neous contracts for domestic shipment
amounted TO $4,000 and $4,000 more
were sold for export TO Russia Track
supplies were active and sales Of l.
100000 tie plates
The railroads also ordered 1850 cars.
Locomotive builders took orders for
ll3 engines. including s. for the Bal
timore a Ohio and several miscella-
neOus
There was a sudden and marked
revival in steel building and bridge
work in the east and central west. the
fabricating shops booking orders for
10000 tons OF shapes. including $1,000
tons for railroad bridge work
Ship yards are overwhelmed with
inquiries for boats which they cannot
build before 1918. Sales Of 10000
tons of marine shapes. plates and bars.
10 cover the construction OF twenty
boats. were placed for delivery during
the second quarter of 1917.
Prices of wire products. sheets. pipe.
light rails. boiler tubes and merchant
steel were advanced from 50 to 81 per
ton. The United States Steel Corpo-
ration bought 100000 tons OF steel
scrap. Pig iron sales amounted to
Us 600 tons
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-06
BANK CLEARINGS
AT HIGHER LEVEL
Average For The FIRST Four DAYS OF
March In Wheeling Nearly
$3.50 900.

tn" first four days OF March show
"A considerably higher average of bank
ing clearing in Wheeling than obtained
either In January or February Tb.
ntil} average is nearly S45u.uUU and III
lsis rate is continued for the entire
month ihs total will reach more than
Twelve million dollars which would
break the monthly record in this civ
Tor several years past
Yesterday ef.urf..-- yysr. E4t51rr o..
compared with S33-.-fs. 90 for tho Same.
Jay "a year ago. am increase Of Sll2-
$3.50. or % Der cent
Tho total FOR a., first four days Of
March is f.1si3ul o.. compared with
sl,l'a. lf*.aa. an increase of g32lI51sg.
or --.f per cent
LI.tALLrM lL..rn. f.LL...-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-06
10000 TO TAKE EXAMS.

CHARLESTON. W. Va. Nrarcs e.
More than 10000 pupils of the West
virginia free schools are expected 20
take the examination for elementary
diplomas when the uniform test ls
held throughout the state Thursday
and Friday. March 10 and Il. The
lists Of questions for use In the exam
ination viii be sent 10 the county su-
perintendents from the department or
schools tomorrow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-06
CALIFORNIA SAILS

NEW YORK. March The Anchor
line steamship California carrying
Cuuar1 limo PASSENGER. sailed today
for GLASGOW via Liverpool The CALI
furr.1 was scheduled to sail Saturday
but was delayed b. cable orders from.
Tho home office. The vessel ~-.ffsd
2iH passengers. twelve of whom are
Americans
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-06

The number Of men iu attendance at
the meeting Of the Mems Bible class or
no Vance Memorial Presbyterian church
> yesterday morning was l3f. and o. b.
expected that the attendance viii be
~tlll LARGER next SUNDAY. The principal
speaker at the meeting ON March l2th,
will Doc =. b. Paxton cot rn- -fazel-A A. las
Glass company. who has just returned
from trip Co Europe. The average at
tendance 81 the class FOR March 19l5 =.
was % per sunday and 10 iz expected
that the attendance - March OF this
year will be- greatly increased.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-06
EARNING ASSETS
OF BANKS HIGHER
Federal Reserve Boards Weekly State
meat shows a jump OF 100000.
Colo Reserves Are Less.

WASHINGTON. r. e.. March 5.-Thc
Federal reserve boards weekly state
week ~ 50 zoe 900 in IN" total esrnine
assets "i ga. hanks. mainly the result
"i cons. d'~thle purchase OF. United
states bonds and city warrants. The
combined sold reserves of Tho hqnL de-
creased Ihuul 5000 600 and fI. total
reserves about $6.9uoo 600. Here Is the
star. mtut-
.'-rh. N.w York bank reports a gain
~ about $4,000 no0 in its gold reserve.
partlN the result OF the return by the
federal reserve agents gold FOR re-
gain Of about $500. 600. a,r1mrTni.d
hN % ilr-,r d-crcaso IN the total due
from other F.d' raj reserve banks
Heavy transfers through th, gold
"''f.'msuf run. are shown hy ID. tIi-
g1Eu. ST. Louis and san Francisco banks.
N1n-aS 'itN's gold reserve decreased
'-.aN1."nn during 'h" week. Tho hank re-
I'f.in~ largo additional purchases OF
lrffte states bonds
Discounted paper ON hand dorr.s sod
about Si.lun 000 duriu- th. week aff
Hhc banks active iu tho discount n.Id
r.uurtinr smaller totals than ~. ,,..t
?. Tore. Nh"ut 20 Ter cont. OF fr. rausr
80 hold by ID" threc Southern banks
'.ioHE" and Kansas city are fh. only
"ih.r two banks which show discounts
nn hand In cNccss Of 81 600 600
Holdings of Paper.
nu Increase Tor tho week Of 81 ZOO 900
nI fi. four hanks Zoo tho ea4r.rf ,t+i.s
,.q141-,tnr sun,sstantiss1 gains in their
'N' total commercial paper ou hand
.rf H"r cont mature within frIrf,-
da.f md 90 ror cent. after thirty hut
Iv" stock rspsr maturing after niref,.
e1Fe 1Egr.ra'.f over 1000 600. r.arIt
nn' tfII ~ MS paper being reported
additional purchase ur United States
BONDS. mainly of 100, U.s cent r.r.
3-. r.fr,.d hy S.E'r banks Kansas
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-06
0UT-THE-PIKE
Meeting Wei Attendsd.

90 Ihe meeting OF the Five Million
.Iuh or Elm Grove. held yesterday af-
,'Iho"u at $50 o'clock iu Hands hall
wa Wen attended. National prohibition
Wa M" PRINCIPAL topic discussed los "a
hginhtr OF the speakers. Tn. principal
epHItsS OF the AFTERNOON was delivered
Methodist Episcopa. church Of Elm
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-06
woodmsn Attend Services.

LAST evening the members OF the Mod
I'm W "uim'n lodge OF Elm Grove at
Ithdrd the revival services held iu the
tiad' lphla hodist Episcopal church.
special music was furnished Nv the
von.heH Iuartette. assisted by the
etNrch choir Rev. ,Nirt stephens. pas
Tor ~ the church. delivered the address
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outstanding as reported by Federal re-
serve agents decreased about $500 600
following the f"dcmpt 81 notes BY the
treasurer OF the United States. Against
Inc total slsl.cU0. 600 of notes outstand-
ing The agents hold. az present. S17q.-
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