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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-07
PHILADELPHIA
MARKETS
GRAIN AND FLOUR

WHEAT. Receipts, Ii2,22I bush. Demand
less active ana prices declined iH under In
creased pressure to sell. Quotations. Car lots,
IN export ol'yutor-No. red, Hput, {i.7jp
LIS, No southern rcd. 81 71ul,7G. steamer
Nq red !i,II9l.ll, No. rcd. q 5lgi5t;
rejected \, - 0Tu l.7O, rejected H. 81 ~ a 90
CORS Receipts. 1908 bush Trade was quiet
with no change In prices. Quotations. car lots
Tor local trade. 10 luCatiOn-Old western
81. .l@d IL. new western. rOOl and sweet. 81 n2
p %. new southern, cool ana sweet, 90u a
Ii.Ol
OAfS-It'c"lpts, l22,ail bush Demand was
No : white, Gi lfGii5 q; STANDARD white. Coz 10
Ole. No. . white. 5gig n BUc: No 4 white, 5s u
5nU. sample oats. % u sc.
FLbIIt-ltp'ripts, 292U bblH and hBi, Ill
lbs IN sacks, Trade wUH qulot aUd the mar
kcL showed litl" change. Quotntluug prr
7I5. DO. straight. is1s 25, do, patent isa58
y 80. kansas, clear, cotton Hacks, 3NUh. -. do.
Htfaght cotton sacks. 81 60Us 10 do. patent,
cotton sacks, Fs.h5mn. 10 rpring hrst clear.
brands 50 5oWb 4; ciV mills ana fancy natcnt.
~ 500 % city mills, regular grndcF-Wnter,
clear ti is59Li.7a; do. straight. iNas.25: do,
RYE FLOUR was In small supply and steady
but pnlnt We quote 81 0uu 30 per bbl. as
d uuulfty.
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RAILROAD EARNINGS
NEW YORK BUTTER AND EGGS

NEW York, Dec. 7,--BuTTER. Receipts,
443S tubs. Market weaker. owing 10 lack 0t
demand Extra creamery, Ssia e; higher scor-
Ing. 80 n 30li 9: state dairy, 3S13Shc: imlta-
tion creamery, change.
EGGS-RrCeipts. IOuT cases. Fresh eEEs
steady. Storage lower: market weak ana un-
sTttlcd. Refrigerator special, 3ac do firHts
81 q 32is c; other grades not changed
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-07

AIIscELLANE'
LIVE STOCK QUOTATIONS.

CHICAGO. Dec. ,T,--HoGs--Recelpta a. .OOO
head: market 100 l5c lower, Mixed and butch
ers S9250i9,is: seed heavy, ie,a5g 10, 20
S7,I5gs7S, hulk, sp,tO4l0O5,
CATTLE-Receipts, O0OO head market steady
Reeves $40 ~ so; cows and heifrrs, So $50
90, stOckers and feeders. 1928 y 7 90. Texans
81 .2h W9,s5; calves, Sligi2T5,
SHEEP - Receipts, $4,000 head: market
lambs. ss.6Oa12,sa.
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Wheat Firm Ia LiyerpooI

LIVERPOOL, Dec 7.-spol wheat was
arm today, with No Northern Manitoba
quoted Al ITS I'd, AN advance of Id and
No hard winter and saril at lss Sd. On
changes. Corn was strong with Anaerlean
mixed "a higher a ~ led shlle Plzis
showed gain = "a S "A 81 Flo4r aa
pnnhanzea al sz4
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PROVISIONS

., The market ruled nrm Win fair jobblng
demand Quotations. CITY beef In sets smoked
and giraGied. 5ig. wcstcrn boof, in sets,
smoked and airdrlrd. 3jc. western beef
knueklcs and tcndnrs smoked 3jc. beef hams,
SIS il so. pork. family. $50 aUlfai. hams S r.
cured, loose, lD'l ~ zoe. do, Skinned. looac.
2Ou2O'3c, do, do. smoked. - iW2lh q; other
average, %lci hams, smolyed western cured.
:. I. cured. loose, lii1c3 do, smoked. 1871 G;
bglllrH, In pickle, according 10 average. loose.
lIla q; breakfast bacon. Hs to brand and average.
city cured. 22c; breakfast bacon, western cured.
.2c lard. western, refined. tcs lsls q: do, do.
dp. tubs, lN's g., lard. pure city kettle Trn-
drred, in tubs lsIn: lard pura city, kettle
rendered. In tuhs lSlLc.
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liverpool Cotton

LIVERPOOL. Dec. 7.-spot cotton hard
enad today rising "A points 20 the basis OF
12.19d for mid-uplandA. The sales aggre-
gated 5000 bales. including 1000 bales
American. The Imports were 10000 bales.
including 1900 bales American. Futures
closed steady at net advance Of 1 point
70 q decline OF points
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sugar Futures Decline

NEW YORK, Dec. 1.-THE market Tor
sugar futures opened 5 q 3 poluts lower
teaay with SALES On the eaH 1850 tons
aHeflrEs #efe rafhsf ifee aps g reports
rnIief EaF ana faat the sasalf uea|a s.
rushed taE shipment
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NRW YoRK CoFFER MARKEr

HEW YORK, Dec. THE market for
EaIlse futures opened 1 to 2 points lower
#ezaf. Trading on the call was quiet. sales
4Eaonnting 70 1000 bags.
Afier the caif the market was easier and
priced eaaed on several points further on
selling ~ trade interests. which perhaps
4as Influenced BY continued willingness of
Brazil 70 make sales.
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COTTON RECEIVERS
ON BETTER DEMAND
Sharp Decline Following Good
Start Is Overcome Before
Noon

COTTON BELT WEATHER CONDITIONS
NEW YORK. Dec. 7.--ClenF weather pre-
yniied throuEhout tho cotton belt this morn
Tho following temDerntures were recorded
AAiaVllle. 2AI Kn01Ville, SGi Wilmington,
Raleigh and AuEuAta. t0i Chattanooga. ial
Atlanta. bOl Charleston. Savannah and
Macon. 52i ThpmRsvilln. biI Tampa, Mont
EqneFy. Birmingham and Nashville. bBI
Abilene. 0Oi Meridian. Memphla Del Rio and
uklahoma. 6ai Mobile, Pensaeola. ShTeNeport
and VlrkaburE. eft Jacksonville. New Or
Antonio and Galveston. 0si Corpus Christi.
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Bank Of England Reserve Less

LONDON. Dec. THE weekly statement
Of the Bank OF England shows a de-
crease of 100000 In bullion. The pro-
portion Of the banks reserve to liabilities
Is now 2l.7s per cent. against 2s 26 per
cent last week.
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IMPORTANT SELLING
MAKES WHEAT WEAK
Realizing by Scattered Longs
Also Helps Send Prices Down
After Early Rise
dRAN BELr WEATHER FORECAST


cast for thiriy-siS hours follows
iilingi.-Sh9wsrs' warner todsy,i toilowss
Wiscon.ip-Raip TO-DAY. warmer east.
colder westi Friday. partly eloudF. much
Winnssota--Raln. turning 10 snow. colder
todnyi Friday, fair and cold.
colder iodayJ FRIDAY, cold.
indlans-fain and. warmer todayi Fri
dai rs,n 9T Eow s2I5sT5 Ids5, and ,,m.r To-
day. followed hy ratni FRIDAY, snow north.
snow or rain south. colder
CHICAGO. Dec 7.--tmportant selling by
strong local interests and many followers,
scattered longs who had handsome profits,
early nrmncss. Trade. on the whole, was
large
December after rising 10 tt70LS nm
Ishcd at the bottom at 3i6s. compared
with SLGp. yesterdays last price: May.
after advancing TO 9is2M. declined to
9i7sN and ended at Si.7Sit 11.7sh,
against sl.siM. the final quotation OF yca-
torday; July. after moving up 10 ii.52.
Eagged to 2iisM. finishing at &iIsN n
i.ISh, against {ijON at tho end yes
torday
Thcrc were signs 81 bcttcrmcnt IN the
eastern car situation. one of the roads
Il was said. was delivering 900 TO western
lines 90 take care OF loadnEa for the
East n was understood that the ocean
tonnage situation WAS likely TO he relieved
Iu a fcw weeks. as arrangements were
being made 10 bring vessels hero to move
'ho large amount NJ grain that had been
bought
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VEGETABLES

Potatoes and onions we're dun and weak
Dthef vrnrtahlcH or fine quality were EeueralIv
steady Quotations. White potatoes. per bush
Pennsylganla. choice, 81 .d5Wt.T0; New York
choice 81 ISL e 4 80. white potatoes New Jer.
sey per baaket sbeQll Sweet poiatoes. East
ern shore, peT bbl--No, A. t2la43s No. 2. 81
l,ad. psr eamPsr sie, IA "a !, Sweet Sweet potatoss
500 Onions per 1po-lh. baG-No. H. t3 Sod
$50: No. u ~ 500 $50. cabhase. Danish. psr
splnaeh. Norfolk. Der Dbl. 81. kala Nor
felk pqr p4t al Hlea tttees, tloliaa. per
- APfia caIolins. psr ezstel
IHF HsaH4 EI4IIaaI EEl Haza4I If.Ha#0.
IE4HaaHI H'HI8IH. .#4aa.. 4Har0
NIaFa 4H e "N #I44Iaa rlI
etI- ts44 Hts# E HN4 Hz444I
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Bank OF France Gains cola

PARIS. Dec THE weekly statement
OF the Bank OF France shows an Increase
OF 9,226,OOO francs I'm gold holdings and a
decrease OF 2.S290OO francs Ia silver.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-07

KEW EoaK Dee I-Fiue granulated
w Hn|x Hald Dy an feaners at
iaa Iazt sole IA spal cufa
#Ie 81 adfanee ot s points
eHsHqe
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-07
Buy ROYAL Dutch Shares

LONDON, Dec, 7.--Kuhn, Loeb & Co. Of
New York, have purchased $4,000 ordinary
shares OF 100 gullders each OF the Royal
Dutch Company These shares will be de-
poslted by the bankers In New York trust
company, against which $4,000 shares In
American dollar denominations viii bs ia
sued The Royal Dutch Company has out
standing common stock amounting 10 about
75,O00, 900 Dutch guIlders and preferred
stock amounting to approximately 80 ,OOO.-
eco Dutch guilders, The Dutch guiIder is
worth about forty cents In gold
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-07

NEW YORK, Dec. Kuhn. Loeb 4 Co
are forming syndicate to underwTlts the
222 900 American shares OF the RoyaI
Dutch Company and II is understood thai
public offering Will be made al a no ais
tant date. Although the price has not Vel
been made public Il Is believed that II viii
be between Ss5 and $40 share.
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s11,sOO, 900 More Gold Arrives; Some to Go Out

SlI,3UUOOU More GoId Arrivcsi
YORK 7God to tho
imported
on
n otai OF m 10 on smovemc
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BANK CLEARINGS

Rank cearlngs today compared with CORE.
spending day last two years:
1910. 1918 1914.
Ro,ton ..... s35, 7is.3I7 S.T.s5pi24 !i0.85sSii
so. O.5I5Ra8 81 ass. 500 % sGO. .d5i
New York, .7l7, ,7S75s2 Al I.olG.IG9 PIG 300. 33s
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-07

Richard l.. Austin. Federal Reserve agent
and chairman OF the board of directors OF
the Federal Reserve Bank OF PhlladeIphta
announces that as "A resnlt Of the election
Of directors Just concluded. Alba b. john
son has been reelected n class B director
by the member banks composing group l.
and NJ. j. Murphy has been reelected a
class a director by the member banks com.
posing group J. The ternse of both thess
directors will expire December 81, 1919
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-07

Milton CourtrIght Elliott. counsel for thu
Federal Reserve Board. was In town TODAY
and made social call at the Philadelphia
Reserve Bank,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-07
REFINED SUGARS
DAIRY PRODUCTS

The market was duirt hut steady Reaners'
list prlg,si Extra fine grduulnted Z 2Oc: pow,
drtcd. ] SOC, confcctonnrs' A. lOc, soft grades.
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FRESH FRUITS

Choice stock sold fairly and values gen
orally were welh sustained under moderate
99nerlngs,, 9p2tasionsi; ,Apples ,psE bbL..JeRa-
90; YORK imperial ,tsg4i Ben Davis $3.50
graded. fs.500S5O; dres1ins No l. $40
g5i Do pnsIadSdi s54999&tlo n KINGS No. I.
/, 1s9o89 a99 pngTaded a. $40 3 596 Wine
n6rthwestern, per box. s5508s Lemons. per I
Bright 81 1893, Russel, E22502I5 Grape.
tret f9rlSdsh PEN. pen srhiS; .r '2.SogssS Pies
$50. cranbsrries, Cape God, per bbl.--Fancy
Jersey dark. per crate. s. 9 2 40: DO DO, hight
per crate 81 5042. Pears, New York. per bush
kamper--ssekel. t2,S9o9 sheldon $i.sOV9,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-07

Gross earnings OF the United Light and
Railways Company for the twelve months
ended October 81 were S6.795,sSs. an In
crease OF S596,O73 as compared with the
gross for the preceding year Net In
creased S27I.547 to $2677,262.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-07

The Baltimore and Philadelphia Railroad
nt Its annual meeting 10 Wilmington, Doi.-
reelected all retiring dliectors and oficerr
except Treasurer J. w McNeal who ra
tired lie was succeeded by r.. NJ. Dew.
ereauy
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-07

Bj'TTER--Dcmaud was lRht and prices de-
cllnrd &c under lower outside RdvCcs--FOllow.
packed creamery, fancy specials. 4Oc; extras.
IS 3Oc' extra hrsts. SIC, hrsts, 3dc. seconds
srconds, 3lg ladlo.parked 9Op32ci packing
stock. 20 u zoe, nearby pTlntH. fancy. IlC: aver
age extra, SO y Toe. nrst1, % q 3Sc seconds 81
q i0C: special fancy brands OF prints iobbinE at
firi7C.
EGGS-The market for fresh rgEs ruled nrm
and prigos ADVANCED 3oc pyr case. with demand
Nearly extras t3c per dos nearby lTsts. Sl2 80
per case. nearby current receipts. Sl3 per case:
western extras. tJc per duz do. extra nrsta
&l2 81 ner case; do hrsta, &l2 per case: rrfrlg-
orator eggs storage and Insurance paid to
January I, extra. $500 por case do nrsts,
81. go per case. do. seconds, 50 per case. fancy
selected Caudlpd fresh eggs jObbing at
isftdiC per dog
HEESf-bupTlnEs WoTa Hight ana choice
stock ruled steady, but there little trading.
Quota Rtiuns. New York. fun cream fancy, 2ia
10 15ls specials higher. DO. do fair good
gll4 ops. q. do. part skins laUaic
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-07

LlvE-Ths market waa au"t hut steady
under moderate OFFERINGS Quotations. Fowls
as 10 quality l5utTc roosIers, iaQllo, spTlns
chickens. according to quality. l5nl7c White
LeEhurus according 90 quality, II n lBc, ducks
uH to quality. iG0lsc; turkeys, 2Ou22c. geese,
1901 pigeons. old per pair. rs ssOci do,
pR ESSED-'rradr was slow and prices gen
orally favored buyers. Offerings were ample
Quotations follow Fresh-kllled dry-packed
turkeys per ID fancy nearby, 2BW2Tc fancy
western 96027ci fair 20 good - 2iG; COM
mon rs 10 roc, fowls ~ 20 box, dry picked. fancy
selected 22is e. do weighing 4ia q lbs apiece
22r: do 8 lbs apiece, 2lCi do 3is lbs apiece lsd
lpc; do, q lbs apiece 100 lie; fowls, In bbs,.
iCe-paCked fancy dry-piCked, weighing 4ls Nb
lbs and oyer apiece, ~ weighng I lbs apiece
picked. lGei roasting chickens, western, dry
pickedsin boxes, weighing lbs and over. per
pair. 2tCi roasting chickens, western, Ia boxes
weighing lbs. per pair. 22c' roasting chickens
western, iCe-paCked ia bhla, Weighing 3 lbs and
over per pair, ~ q 22ci roasting chickens. west
eTn, In bbls weightng lbs per pair 2Uc;
bruiling chickens western, In boxes. Weighing 5
WI lbs per pair 244f 2Ac chickens weighing
bUd lbs per palr, 10 q 2Oci do, mixed sizes
tgH2lc; hrollera Jersey fancy. rs q soc bron-
ers other nearby. Weighing 4 = "a lbs. Apiece
geo 2kc; broileTs nearby. smaller sizes. 23 % 25c;
ducks western. rs ~ 20ci geese, western, rs lTc.
squads, per doz, white. Weighing / TO II lbs
per doz, sa,IaWni white, wetghing 10 10
lbs. per doz, s. ls5u5.aOi white Weighing s lbs
DER dol, 81. Ht ~; DO DO, lbs, per doz 50. SO
m8 T1 DO. do GnAla lbs per doz y. rs q .. %.
dark. 81. np 2. 90. small and No. =. bOc O. 81. a6
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-07
Financial Briefs

The New York Subtrcasiry lost Si77. .ooa
TO the banks yesterday. making a cash n.t
loss since Friday OF $40, 100000.
The New York Stock Exchange has al.
mitted TO list Wheeling and Lake Erie RaIi.
way Company preferred and common
stocks when issued,
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ANNUAL MEErINos
PARTNERSHIPS

NOTICE Is given that DoroshoN Brothsrs man
ptaeturers ot cloaka and suits, f95 Marjtst IN
have dissolved partnership- -
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-07

DlREcTURH o. AccOuNTAnrs
esEs.hsd lablls AsssanislI.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-23
SEVERAL EVENTS
To FILL DAYS
VARIED SOCIAL PLEASURES FOR
LATE OCTOBER SOCIAL
SEASON.
Halloween Parties in Great Numbers
Are Being Arranged for Coming
Week - Dances Celebrating
Occasion in Vogue.

TIL. coming week VIII afford much,
in social diversion for tue entertain
ment Of those who enjoy the usual
Festivities in keeping with All Saints
eve. There will be dancing parties
galore at all the popular club houses,
and innumberabie private parties with
AL the appointments that make this
occasion stand out preeminent ~ an
excuse for the novel observanceS with
which it is associated All the pic
turcEque decorative effects which are
cuincident with the day offers wide
attitude in these features, and the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-23
SIDE TALKS
Screens
BY Ruth Cameron.

Thi., IS /" ho word about screens.
80; the Kind uf screens you put IN Win
dnws. but the Kind YOU put between
you and yourself 50 that you cannot
soc yourself too clearly.
Whcn ! am having difficulty in eX-
pressing my>"lt in writing. | find my
sell l"aving NY desk. nstCnsihly To-
sharpen ny pencil. actually TO get away
from thc painful effort Of conccntra-
ton.
The idea that / must sharpen by
p"nri is what | mean By screen.
Don't Want to Admit I'M a ShtrR.
puL II up between me ana my actual
motive SO that | wont have TO admit
] am just trying /" Shirn.
The child vino feel, III 1T quarter or
min" in The morning and recovcr3 al
haIr-pa<i MIN. wll"n !; IL too late for
him In De sent ~ school. shows how
carl.. IN life We Begin 10 use screens.
81 COURSE that might hc deliberate
&hammng. hut lar more often chlid
dr,,ivcS himself know, because l can
Naugcly remember even now 'lic nlen.ai
processes ui one little girl who hated
school 80 much tina: the approach or
nine O'clock helped 10 give her sick
feeling at her stomach NJ brother
used I" call il my ginger cookie SICK
; ness" because before the forenoon was
, over had recovered sufficiently TO cat
a dozen ginger c"oNlcS.
They Used Screens TWO Thousand
Years Ago.
The pharisec who stood III the market
place and prayed :tnd GiStIgurcd himself
that mon might know he was fasting. is
a classic example of TIL" n*c Of screens.
We all wisc and foolish, use th"ui'
more. or l-Ss. N one way or another
| from the beginning /" the end.
Tho difference between the man who
! thinks and the man vino doesn't is thai
: THO man viii" thinks. knows he uses
screens and tries Ia push them away
and the man viii" doesn't think nevet
: ev"n suspects il.
! lie Knew himself.
T.; \ man tnld meih" other day ina; ne
didn't consider = certain woman nc mac
f; Just NET 1T all pretty, although sFT ~
That rcpUia:i,ri. Til" next d. n" sad:
! Il nsl nigh, she looked really pretty 10
ne. and nm clad. "u S"c. she evident
, il didn't lilic'r darC" with ~" ana
! was afraid nat mai" n" think her pl:i!n.
/ I'm glad to find I'm not that small
i Th"r" c.S y man who i tnouSntfu
! enough 10 suSn"rt himself Of using
! Screens.
/ Nmi by Ii" same token there is u
! ninn Wa" is likely +" 90 far.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-23
SteWart-Carnallan.

Tic marriage Of Miss Mary Carna,l*n.
daughter ni Mrs. Elizabeth NJ. tarn1-
han of Fifteenth SiL""i. ID Mr.. talph
Stewart Rex Of I:"llairc was sol"rr-
niZctl on saturday afternoon II o'clock
AT The residence ot IN" cr""n'S Sist"r,
Mrs. ". T.. Mars"ll nj Warren. O. Rev.
W r. GiHn~cll r"aU III" nhrriaE" ser
vice.
\ wedding. supp followed aud later
IN the evening thc couple departed on n
Neddin. iiir which will in"lrd" tI"v''-
land. Detroit. ami N"advill". Pa. They
will late" establish their home at Bell
alr" O.. wh"r" Nh. Stewart hollis Il
clerical position wl:lt III" National Tub"
company.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-23

-, L.,
IL: answered Cn"HE. i n."i"El%c' II"
ShIH q"h'tiI' =. "'h II" "n*ihcs3 70
'hih 10 !"ur WilH.
H." *'"np ''Rn c"n!" harG 10 We
llhnI YEARLY To Er ~ MS graz mus
,nclm. n"n Nli!i"'' Ht,n'n%r N"rd NJ
''rn',! ana 'na,lt'r," ,r":i' w. r,'"ill.
There vas a m"n"nInry silence hrok-
; ~ ~, ~ lHs, "I NJ :'a,'.' Vi u '""tc'
' 1',n' , ',," ~ - ,,..n
',"''h !n,' 2,nNF - r"I:, ''n! d., ~ rl..
e., ,,,'.n ,:,,,,.i,an,,,o, ,,,,,1rr,,.
| rho oiJ man ic :. ,,rnni,r for Won s,Ir,,
lie rn,. 'mc,r; mI,,inr'!
..,rhnnLs I'M lnmk after my own
| curnsc"' drawIrI tho Journalist
The short rrmju,irr Of Ihc ynracc.
! In sni,n nf H.. Ecszk.'s threat and
the r"nnlery nc Ruwcn, .vaerSf without
incidcnt. It vas moi I'M ha vas back
called to Silrcryalc'$ mind. The h...s
! train had rra,hrd Waterloo in Tho rarl;:
afternoon. and ai o'clock, SilvcrvalE
for ali that his Two months vacation
drawn into the stir and stress Of Fleet
street
The harras&od news editor "r Tho
Morning Wire was working ~ speed
through a basket "r accumulated copy.
tie paused long enough IL snake hands
then resumed his labors with rrdoubIch
arrIor. for he was ca.rr l" hand "v"Y tbs
rcims io his mieht assistant.
lie snalched irritably At u pcce Of
tape that was handed to MIN ~ y boz.
and then adjusting his plnc"-n"X.
glanced at Silv"rva!r
'lIcrc's a funny thing. Silver. Didn't
You como back on the columbia" Read
that"
Silvcrva!c took III" Thin strip and
slowly road il through
Five forty: Mrs. Eleanor DO Eeszke,
Inc wife Of an American millionaire,
was this afternoon found shot dead in
her silIinS-ruum at tn. l'alatal Hotel.
She had boon ut the hotel uuly an hour
or Two. having arrived ny the Columbia
from New York this m"rninG. =
Hardened journalist Enough II" was.
with y close acquaintance with many Of
til" bizarre aspects uc tragedy. Silver
vale could no: r"prcsS Il little Shudd"r.
Yes. rs 'I"cr. nanNrrS. h" Saiu.
unSteadily. 'rruc"h queer. Then With
a realization that tn" news editor was
regarding him with curiosity: I'm S"r-
rv old man: Won mustn't aSl; mo 10
handle tho slUrr. You'd better pm
RIarkwuod 81, IT, II should he q gnuh
yarn. but I'm rather mixed WI IN il.
may hr called us a Witness
lie bado h,sIr in cScar,,. before hr'
cn,ld he questioned
Out on I'Ir", street he hailed a taxi
and was driven sirnigh, To III" P;,la-
;iai Hotel. \ couple Of mon were in
tho big hall smilinSly rarryinS tn"
ono inc Of # them Shook his head as Silver-
y;,Ir rnshni his way to thn front.
Silrcrvalr managed 10 get the hct"c-
tiy.> asidc. You muSt give III" nYH
,,,;,,,,cv I:,rr,e,cr" Lc WHISPERED has
, III! ~ r;nnv. u,bn killed her
:,..,,, 4a,,,. ,t,, In .oid rl> d.icr-
i, ",rn,Tn 49, co, M, nr This Half
i a a. ,, -. ror;r~
/ ~ uin,nr. Jis,r,,~rl himself
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-23

Tho WnmIn:s HON" Missionary So
rictI NJ ST. james Evangelical "hurrh'
will hold Il HHll"w"'"n party ~ nc
church on Tuesday evening pct"hor ~
Fiahuratr tccoraI ions in keeping with
IN" season will he used throughput ana
with an entertaining program tn" SnpG
time at tn" guest: is assured. Tho
committees having rharr" If ih' affair
i. CONFUSED at Mrs. G;uS l."aE"Y MIS-.
Will Wciin.r and Miss Minnie iracht
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-23
Highhergcr-Piants,

Al tn" residence III Nr. ana 3Irs.
lanes PLANTS on TT"nt% -niuth street.
Wednesday,. IL" marriag- or their dauGh-
ter Miss Gertrude. to Mr.. ,iuim High
bcrgr" OF Webster. IA. was %olrmnt3cd
10 Roy. Arden f.. Miller III he Imman-
url baptist church. in III" presence Of n
number Of relatives and friends Of the
family Thcr" wcTc nu attendants.
\ wedding supper followed Ill" core
m0ny with appointments in pink and
whit" Later Mr.. ant Mrs. i'iEhn,il;"r
l"fI on Il honey Hl"nn "Trip East ani WI!
make their residence at NchS ter. IA.
where the groom holds the position Of
station ag"ut with ihe iialln"r" ami
Dhn railroad. He il IN" son of Mr.. aud
Mrs. j. RI. IIighh"rGrr Of Madison. Pa.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-23

The Ladies' Hebrew benevolent So
cirry will serve Il roast beef supper
Il; the t.nff Street Temple, Thursday
evening, Oct. -. 10 which the public
is invited. The Mays and Means COM
mittee has the affair in charge and 4
very pleasing menu will De served.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-23
will Scrve SuMiler.

The ladies ui -. Andrews church al
Thirly-scrrnth and Fol ~ir""t$ will
S'rvr supper rn h" evening ut Thurs
day. November =. Tickets MAY IN, So
cured from ana. member uf In" church
and rvt"nSiE" preparations are being
made iur Ihr AFFAIR.