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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-06-30
ESTATE WORTH sa57,1o5

LONDON, June 30.-An inventory
of the estate of the late Lord Kitchen
err was filed today. He left a por-
ton of 1857 ,105.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-06-30

For years an almost unstable pro-
Duct, New Zealand hemp has leaped
into popularity and is now a great
industry.
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nual convention at Atlantic City, Sep
TENDER 6-10. The official announce.
ment came to the headquarters OF the
Womans Franchise League in Ind
annapolis. The league expects to send
its full quota of delegates.
A supper will be served Saturday
evening at the Country club and all
members are invited to attend.
The Alice Carey club has issued it's
year book for 1861 The officers
are: President, Mrs. Mary Compton;
first vice-president, Mrs. Emma Eva
second vice-president, Mrs. Martha
Barr; secretary Mrs. Eva Lamb;
treasurer Mrs. Laura Ferguson.
The social committee is composed
Of Mrs. Laura Whitsell, Mrs. Mary
Moore, Miss Emma Lindemuth, Mrs.
Eunice Frame and Mrs. Mary Price
Flower Committee: Mrs. EfIie Hanes,
Mrs. Elizabeth Cunningham and Miss
Emma Lindemuth. The program is
as follows:
October 12--Hostess, Mrs. Comp.
ton, Responses.
Summer Outings, Discovery Day.
Mrs. Cunningham
October 26--Hostess, Mrs. Eva
Lamb, Responses, Mrs. II. w Emer.
son, Physical exercise and It's bearing
on mind and body, Mrs, Johnson
November 9,--Hostess, Mrs. Lamb
Responses, Mrs, William C. Bryant,
ri ata ra,aaIa hnr 81 hnr
Mrs. Whitsell.
November 23.--Hostess, Mrs. Fergu-
soE, Conversation, Indiana Poets and
Poetry. led by Mrs. Barr, Indiana Art
and Artists. Miss Victoria Lindemuth.
December 7.---Hostess, Mrs. Barr.
Current Events, led by
Mrs. Lamb.
The Schools and Social Prepared
ness, Miss Mayr.
December 2l.-Hostess, Mrs. Price.
Christmas Thoughts, OBJ
of Christmas, Mrs. Comp
ton.
January 4,--Hostess. Miss Mayr.
New Years Resolutions,
the Cradle of Civilization, Mrs. Hanes.
January 1S.-Hostess, Mrs. Frame.
Elizabeth B. Browning,
Paper on Music, Miss Lindemuth.
February Hostess, Mrs. Whit
SELL Responses, Earnest S. Thomas
The Animal Kingdom.
February 15.-Hostess, Miss Alice
Price. Responses, Women Authors,
Women's Work in the World, Mrs
Ferguson.
March 1.-Hostess, Mrs. Moore. Re-
sponses. Irish Authors, Irish Orators,
Mrs Moore.
March 29-Hostess, Miss Llnde-
muth. Responses, Confucius, The
City of Toxic, Miss Lewis
April 12.-Hostess, Mrs. Cunning
ham. Responses, William Shakes
peare. Studies from Shakespeare,
Mrs. Price.
April 26. - Hostess, Mrs Johnson
Responses, Helen H. Jackson, New
Mexico and Pueblo Indians, Miss Alice
Price.
May 10.-Hostess, Miss Victoria
Responses, Thomas Mel
Mrs. Rifle. Conversation-Has Cult
Ire banished superstition? led by Mrs.
Eva.
Election Of officers.
Annual reports of officers.
.drs. F. H. Hadley and daughters,
Misses Helen and Miriam will leave
tomorrow for Seymour, Ind, to visit
'elatives for week whence they will
20 TO Chicago to remain month.
All members and their families at. |
ended the annual picnic of the Alice
carey club held yesterday afternoon
nd evening at Glen Miller park. Mrs. |
henderson and son Davis of Cleveland, |
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-06-30
StHhan1 Reports Mems
f1om Sunday Schools

EigottAroe members OF the Metho-
dist sun'aJ school at Chester motored
70 SaraugS last Sunday TO attend the
Masonic s@vices. Rev. Zerbe. former.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-06-30
RECORDS EARTHQUAKES

WASHINGTON, June 30.-George-
-own university observatory here re-
corded severe earthquake shocks last
night, which lasted from 10:0S until
1924 o'clock The estimated distance
rom Washington was $500 miles. The
shocks were reported today as ahving
been among the most severe Of the
year.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-06-30
OLD CORNS GONE
CURE cORNS THE NEW WAY

Your corns are 6 good ~ conc the moment
you use bex Of Dr.. Hunts New Corn Cure.
II i the New PENETRATION Meshod tat
everybody i talking about. 1t takes the Com
out root and al in two days Guaranteed or
money back.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-06-30
E3oNEM14le(T

Corns have been cured by Dr.. Hunts New Corn
Cure All Druggists loo and 25c pr hoz. q ssod
stamps to American Chsmical Co, Sidnsy, Ohi0
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Banana blossoms are purple.
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N@mQ|Q
S(U:|EI)[xgt

The National American Woman's
Suffrage association will hold its an
nual convention at Atlantic City, Sep
TENDER clio. The official announce
ment came to the headquarters OF the
Woman's Franchise League in Ind
annapolis. The league expects to send
its full quota of delegates.
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.drs. F. H. Hadley and daughters,
Misses Helen and Miriam will leave
tomorrow for Seymour, Ind, to visit
relatives for week whence they will
go TO Chicago to remain a month.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-06-30

A supper will be served Saturday
evening at the Country club and all
members are invited to attend
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-06-30

All members and their families at
tended the annual picnic of the Alice
Carey club held yesterday afternoon
and evening at Glen Miller park. Mrs.
Henderson and son Davis of Cleveland,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-04
TRADING REDUCED
ON STOCK MARKET
Dealings We're Restricted to United
States steel and Affiliated
I1dustriRlS.

NEW YORK. Nov. 3.--iSidc from Il
- DER cent reduction in the trading to-
days market was in most respects Il
duplicatr oC the preceding session:
behring's wcr" again largely restricted
L. United States Steel and afflicted IN
tus,riaIs. the mrIals and equipments.
with Il liberal aImiNtur" OF r"N-d!NI-
uCud rails.
The usual nunn':r Of n"w records wa
registered, among them l;'ihlch"m
Steel 1T 67S. Utah Copper at !'"'.. LAY
Copper 1T 90 . American l."""m"tiE''
III 9"ls. Ajax Rubber at !. "nd Ac'n"
Tea y! GAM
United States Steel IT II" iini" cam"
within u point "t lis hii:h record nt the
previous day, moving within a relative
Is narrow radius and closing at The
smallest Fractional decline.
N"vican& were il better demand IMAM
at a., recent time. hut motors we're
I.nn"I. further restraint. h"%pilH INC
higher prizes attained by th"ir SHDSi-
dinrir:; The shiui,.H:; group, fertilizers:
paper issues aud luiu%iri"! -Hic"h"t
yielded | To points.
The demand for mIn"r rails WAS IN"
more conspicuous h"cauN" III lhr hhck'
wardncs' or irr"a:ularitE Of Investment
issues Of thar diNi~i"r. i"ihi safes
were l.INU.nnn shares.
ponds Wcr'. arm. f"iHl Stl"S par
vnu". aggregated &I.%u0.6""
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-04
CLOSING STOCK LETTER

tIiy private wire !" Fidelity investment
.Assu. from Harr,@ Winthrop IL co..
NEW YORK; My. 2.--I'rir"S varied
greatly to-day. Tin activity VAS turned
IN the c0pp"rS. Iihh and Nnacmn"A
being tn" riiuCIyaI uu"s although th1nc
and Ra% did very welt.
The strength ~ prices. =" near /" 4
presidential .I,"tInE surprises m"S1 or
II" irIdrr* especially IA" old lin"
mcmhrrS.
w should So" snmr evening up in
accounts tu-m"rr"w and Monday, but
IRON, present prospects there Is not
r;Ilctl decline III sight.
Conditions appear |" hc :" good IN
most directions that IN" election nt
either Mr.. Wilson az MIR. Hughes may
be taken calmly GT" without CrcalInG
any Er"'n sir in prices.
Dow Jones Says: -. Louis South
western September gross incrc:tG" ems
surplus aflrr charges lnrr"as" 1920:
net after lAXrS Increase %II.iui: Sep
t'Mhcr. surplus after charges increase
17G,915.
Diamond Matri---I.ar%r$t earnings in
past IL years were III l9DI--$@ 600. 900.
Mn, en- at that tin:" paid |" per cent. Am
told on very ::umt! authority earnings
Will go over S".n"u,Unu this year and
stock viii &oll w.! high. Extra cash
dividend g! . per cent viii ha paid next
month.
hnrrunda Copper n"rohrr production
r"IHlrl IL .;"n. Gao uuunjS copper aGainSC
"H. 100 .rhN IN September ana "N,Nur, 400
III August i'ruuurtiuN i'm October iyiI
was .i.JUu.Uuu pounds
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-04
FINANCIAL OPINIONS.

tI'riyat" wiz" 70 \. r.. Ma:sl"u ~ Coz
Joseph suys-Huy and carry t. & ..
dividend to i,n declared very soon. Don't
he afraid of Reading. li"'d ""pIrrs
iirj .;t"ris. TAX" on Suar Pacific Mail.
Iruii'i hr without o. x ".
Financial News Say$--A r"utIiauCO OF
huiilSh ar!,y" huili$hnr9S 'XpcC:rd.
i'Ur.hr.;"s ~ standard issues on NADER
ate r"cv&~inu: still seems ia il" iha part
al wisdom. confidence in Hughes r!rr-
tiou j.. steadily growing. West iuHinuSc
Electric is destined for mulch higher
prices according 10 we'll informed sources
Low priced rails are considered attrar-
tive. especially thc preferred. Good
huying is reported III chin" copper Ray
Cons. r. X L. q. pref. S"u l;y pref. and
Wabash a..
journal 81 Cummcrce--Fh" general
huyinp is believed to represent opera
iirus b% The smaller classes OF invcs-
tors.
Wall ST Jnurnal-The buying OF
Westinghouse Electric is reported TO
come from investment sources repre-
sent ed through large banking interests.
Sun--On the reactions offerings are
we'll taken.
JoscphthHl. LouChhcim { Cove 500
no reason 10 change our frequently en-
pressed views Of favorlng sales o' the
war stocks upon rallies.
f. =. kocch 4 Cove ioOk Tor con
tinund activity and a rising stock
market.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-04
FLASHES TO MASTEN'S.


tpviva;" WIKI" - y. l.. MaS;cn n CO.
Nr.W NDEk. NV. ".--Ta'' demand
Cor copper metal seems ir*al!abi''. Clt:-
mate" higher :':r"S f"r ;!' r"i metal
Ssen :u"vjtaa.a. This 'n"a:,$. - c"ur$".
larger urof;;S nGG ultimately increased
returns - shareholders. "" believe
i!3.- Cope: shares are destined go: con
Side:ah!" tj=hc: p";c's arI advocate
th.:- ;,t;rcaats," or AL $":ha":iS.
y special inanr" c"mmitir. has been
selected ." me International Merchant
Marine -" % .,ruS;s; a. i. l.. Morgan.
Charles S;".,H. Frank ~ Vamd"Ti.j. Harry
BrnaHa-. Charles y. S;"n". john y.
r!attan ana Frederick y. SOFT. II" az
offici" m"a'herS ar. Ha:"iH SanH"rSon
an,! =. :. :. Franklin. This committees
II = understood will ..AnSi':"' Al! pi":ls
10: 10 f,inGlH" 80 N" @a"f, d. 'dHH1s
or -. -aia;.ary-S nrN:.-r"d S'o"T ard
Wi! as" ..tu&il:.~ IL. &,i"i <a billy ~
a.ar:3C tta preferred stock an 4 six
!...r con: bass. = AZ aHn"s:Cr"d Thurs
iia.- - bow .inn..> y go. that 4 commit
-" would - appointed - nay" th'' way
f"r {, r:t;ua!'i"g -" -" Marin" 80.
Anaconda CrH:-r "a. ;'"nti;r -.',n =,
Coiou-, 2;.5"".""r i'ol:Gl$.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-04
CLAR;NGTON

tT.AEIN,iwOE - Nny. 3-NIr Ard
AIrs .rhnm,4 .r,rhoIci, and dourh,rr
AlIs.: SWIM, were CHESTS or Wheeling
relatives last SUNDAY
Pref. L, -. Schneider Spent the week
end with relatives ut WondSficld. g.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Black, of Ravrnna,
arrived hrr, THURSDAY 10 visit relatives;
in this locality.
Miss I.,rri., S,Ir,ord of Nov. NIarlins-
yillr, ie inn aursi Of relatives in and
near town.
Mr.: t,lix. hnlh link and daurrrer.
t.aIii., r.rnr,,,I TUESDAY from = I,w
,r,l.s ,.i.it nj EcIl,ir. Tho. ,rrrc ar
rnmruuird hnmr hy Hiss I;Iia lia,nutnr.
~ prvr,n. a. ~ - v.rri;'s ,.i.i,
~. n'mi,n,, If HItitndc vas irons-
ar.; u. h,,sin,s. IN town Tunsdny.
rI.n E.jeh q. NEro,, - risitn1 rc,,-
,f l'i i. 49," ' ~ ,i iH%,'i ia., xrrI- ''s ''
urs E,,n,i., Thnn,e, ar Lampihnl. q
Returned Im,rr "Wednesday artcr = Visit
win r..,ari,r.. -, ,ni,. community.
C'mngrry>nlan ". t. M",,n"v. ~ this
district. VA: calling ON friends here, on
III. and Mrs SrHufr"r and fnmiiy. OF
Hannibal. wrr" visiting in this localIty
Wednesday.
Misses r;mun and clara rnntius. or
Cameron. were Shornirg and calling or
friends mrrr Saturday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-04
STOCKS AND BONDS.
CONDITIONS HAVE NOT
AFFECTED BUSINESS

NEW YORK;, Nov. &.--Dun'& review
tomorrow. will say:
"Nrithrr the pending elections h''
lh,: persistent rise Of prices have pII-
crptihiy reduced the momentum % tt'.
business movement. Activity continues
unab:.i"d at 81 tim" when more or i'T2
hrSiiancy is usually Witnessed an"
rIraius 4 wonder that Win coz" COZ.
mounting steadily. and in man cnsrS
RAPIDLY. demands ar" SUSTAINED III 49, -
great volume New huyinR Tor cuFre'! l.
and forward requirements HHl. " !i. ,
,1riuS The facilities for h"th rE"au'. .i init
and distribution, lithor conditions |n'
lin. growing scarcity Of materials act-
Iur ~: :, hrlk" on manufacturing III
many directions. Car shortage are also
a hirdraucc nnd the consequent re-
siri..lInu og fuel supplies cnu*eS some
concern among industrial interests;
With shipments generally backward ana
tho trend of prices continuing strongly
UPWARD. producers display greater re-
l,irtancr in extending commitments
farther into tn" future and incrcaSlih
nIJmhr: Of profitable contracts arc being
regretted" Weekly bank clcarinES So
-,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-04
FLUSHING, 0.

rrI.%IJIHr. -. Eov. %.--Uiss"s Ess-
ST.. Dunn and Mario Corhrtt. spent the
w.o.l. Ind .yi:H friends III Wheeling.
Frank OGl"vr" WGS = business H.>''''
in Bridgeport. Wednesday.
Gerald Cotton or Pittsburgh. visited
over SUNDAY with hi. ;:ranH Haf.H'"'
Mr.. md Mrs James Parks.
l.. ". Fox Of Wallace, ". Va. was a
business visitor In town ~ "n''S''.
Misses J"seio and Stella Ross were
rhnppin.: IN Wheeling SATURDAY.
Mrs. rhas caldwell and daughter
Hn;ty. of New philad,rIuhia. o., nre
visiting =; III" h"m? Of her father '"nn
j. r"thnl.
st"rh"n pi~rsnl "f New Piiladclphia,
a.. visited over sunday with friends
'' Ar. and Mrs. Henry Hawkins and
children. Of M"M"chem. V. Va. spent
rho w"ak-rri with Mrs. Hawkins par
cnts. Mr.. ana Mrs. Smith H"th"i.
r W. Sh"iirruSs ard family visited
Sunday with friends in MaS&tii"n.
:. N, Brown % 81. Ciair&Nii". was p
business visitor in town h"ndni.
Gee. II. Patton Of Akron. was bust
n"ss visitor IN town Monday; ,.;-;..,i
SUNDAY in -. ,'!airsYilla with their
daughter. Mrs Ida Baker.
j'nntrartnrS Miller X Refine Will finish
I'M next week. what streets they hay"
TORN M and will close thu work for The
NiIllfT ~ l''ifsiEl'liS i''' ~ 49, '..''
irori is To be finished next spring.
rh" infant nf Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
'friplctt was buried Sunday afternoon.
Miss Rose Adams. "f iowa. IL visiting
4, The HON" nr Ellsworth ADAMS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilhcrt S"ha%l and son
Alfred. visited with relatives n Mar
tins FcIr%. SuudnY
A. !. C;"Il"r vas a busin"sS visitor IN
bridgeport. Saturday
The N"istcr brothers have ortncd
49, -i-
occupied by Tia Holloway Mus" store.
They will carry a fine line Of groceries
and minors supplies.
The Mnssiii"u coal C"mnany is max
ing good Roadway in its new opening
clos, to town. The company expects 10
be running coal inside of Two months.
pr. I. y. Lose had = vuluahln horse
81 olcn Wednesdays iCht.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-04
n O T | c E .

For tie convenience 0! hs public vho rdtruoGt
tls t'Onpanys freight and passenger cars with thcI
r,Vrcr, ard farrell business ccctTs Monday. OctooeI
Hr there will be placed sa!o At too Tenth Ssftai
and F!Is. S,ryrt. Wheeling Waiting Rooms. COUPON
ractaSr tGss. These tEgs a:o OF the derouatnRslon
~ Iic and &c. which with :nutlples thereof Will
clye: any atOil.. unLsr this Conpanys tariffs knd
n!ay BE- ;urhcasCd In any ouAnV tsdlred
~ the above r:ics. These tags arc madn w Vi
rErcr coupons aud 10 b, attached TO tho p,oEnc<
y: the shipper. Eaci is 20 contain tho nsDt
,icrrr and description OF ths article shipped When
INC rs.h.sU presented by the slipper the cond'ic-
tor Wall detsch ;hc frs: coupon ior his Eepof thi
'r"irs the C0aiIarg's coupon. and viii oetach un
,r.ud coupon and after punching same vii rettrn II
rr s.L;r: the Ih!Et! O: last coupon Will FhnAn on
,;r ;"rk,so 70 s.Gc Tie address at which tho LacSSt
= 10 be- delivered AID will me2n5 Of 'dcE
tf,Ir. 4 pachASe IL tracing EHnc II :odt WIZ
- ARRANGEMENT ali parties concerned. namely. ~
>higcr r.,s S:Ie. and tie Company Will each haro
,,r, G.a:!u: ~" srTInl Sil1evE tcSrthes VIE
d.s.s yl4rII Of :hc Article shipped
With the abur. arrangement IL Will MT b hocG''
ka.y :r7 TIC sliugcr to sdtess the package ITSELF,
siIy ;uS II TIC Information called for tho tai
AID Nli sis tln n"ay With tie necessity 0: cnld,ro-
ter Lal!;s aG-". punching the package receipt, etc.
all of rh:.l hci!cfc Will prove much morn cjS'
,rn.,u To the Shipper than tie old method and WI!
enable tho Cumya!y to elye hotter LTd quicker
vic, 10 PATRONS Tie conductor VIII. EoTors!. Ail
hr rro?lcd with tho regular package recept to ISIS.
IN those SU SHIPPERS who do no, desire u 3rsiI
il,!p, r!y, " liz. Of hut IN the tie inter7A
~ ali concerned we would Hsk that those Tho can
d. 80 vrrr.dc themselves With u;s TAGS ADORE ds-
s.:ihcd
WHEELING TRACTION COMPANY.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-04
POPULATION DECREASING

CHARLESTON. ". Va Nov. s.
Showing decrease OF "Q5 since Nov
2mbrr /. 1915. the population Of the
state penitcntiary is 80. according IL
tho report made 10 the governor by
Warden N. T.. White. For ten years
the population Of this institution did
not 60 hnlow 1000. During last
month - convicts were released from
confinement, the majority by reason
Of expiration Of sentence.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-04
NOT ASSESSOR HANkE.

Through the using nj the name OF
William lIankey in items regarding
4 claim Of William r.. Hankr against
the county Tor SIS damage for a fall
on The Battle Kun road. in an evening
paper. some people got the impress
sion that il WAS Assessor William \.
Hankr who asked the county commits
sioncrs to pay hin: damages, but 1t is
ami her man CuLiTClV
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-04
Briefs.

W. u. KilIia Spcui Tuesday ~ Mozarr.
Mrs, kai" sharpe. Of Cedar ROCKS. -
Miss ! lillian Sncdcl:rr entertained IN"
7. l.. l.. club al her home AZ the o!iyet
on Thursday The hours from: TIL .
w":, spent ~ iancyworH. and refresh
inrntS were served.
E.i;gcur Waynau has h""" SAh%iltUiinS
This week Cur Albert IIcai"r. mail carrier
on Wheeling L. +. i. M. :.
y supper and bazaar was E[Trn At the the
Christ Lutheran chur"h. M"%arr y?
Team > OF tho Ladies' Circl". on Thurs
Hiss Ma" Corhelt. 81 Bc!larc.. is the
guest or relatives ct Nj. pliv";.
Tho NJ T.. rars"rag" j. being cIean%d
md paprrrd and the wn"GworN VII! be
Mrs. II. ". Marsh viii entertain tn"
Allen Grnv" Sewing Circle ~ her nome
here. on Thursday.
Mrs. II. r, Crow was VISITING: friends
In Pleasant Valley OIL Wednesday,,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-04
Halloween Party.

tpu Tuesday evening. Miss El4IapeEh
!iu0vrn dcII%hlfully "nlerta!ncu u NUM-
hnr nj bcr friends with HalloWc en-
party 1t her home ii Bethlchem. The
wee in Keeping with Hal
Irwp.rn, Games were enjoyed during
the evening and. at a !n'c hour, rctresn-
lncnis were served The guests were
Misses Mury Reid. I.rOnt lsoplnSoh'
Ethel Wayrail Mary Bender. Helen Herr
mann. Bertha Hrumcr. GERTRUDE BocH,
! .uriS.. Schubert. Anna kimple, Hnth
Wilson and Mary C&rrin. MessrS: Mel-
vim McAsce. George Garr!n, Perry CaIlia,
L.,r I,mns NinuIr. James Garva. Paul
Wilson. Ned Mcl'Umbs. Carl Sellers, Her
man l;oih and Richard Wilson.
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Painfully INlNrel.

William Ar.ncy Wa Isai";ull% lnJuT"d
Whit. a.. iuH!r,L f., II the al!i"Inohlie IN
which nr Was ridiu;, from Wheeling win
MR. StrugcT. UIc 81 the contractors N
he B"g.S i:uU ru:L. When ne T"acAvt
his num" her. II" attempted To jump 10
the ground white IL" car was MOVING
ana Tell uISiocutin- his right Shoulder
nr. j. It. Ferguson rendered m"d!cti alu
and liz Injury. though painful, VIII not
DruEr .>rr:ul.S.
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LIZ = 4 81.

,t:y a":ya:., NJ. ." y. =. A;,St..i! x 80
NEW YORK. No.. @-.N"tivI;? wa
res ictcd nnI cur:iu"G in Iars;" par :"
copp-~S Az. Il t"w "th"r sr""!Hltir>.
The international 49, hacil", and Tiled
without; - G..":';"G trend. Til" days
r,.,yS budget ivcS .i.Vnid - Interest.
Man !a.c. "Y.r;ts"r> ar .:,,ii:":i :"
a,vait .i"c,;u.. results !":.... cniu;Gi;
i:u- Themselves :" iu;"H cT..a;"r ..X
;:ii: and :t.'c"r.:j:.=ly Hurciiatt"HS vii!
prunahiv a.. narrow !"' :. inW d.. WITH
dealings IN selected ;Ss.,;r%
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-04
SMALL CAIN IN
BANK CLEARINC5

Fridays banking clcarinsS, al
though amounting to more ihan 4 hall
million dollars. represented only
very small increase over the clearln&S
for tho same day Il year ago. Accord
ing to the daily report OF the Wheel
inf Clearing House, yesterdays clear
ineS we're $533 .660.5O. Whit the sum
for November 3. 1915. was S332. 1866.
Yesterdays total was only $S6l.2l. OK
oue-tenth Of one per cent in excess OF
last years.
The November clearings to date
amount 10 $l,992.341.03, which sum
is S641.96S.07 in excess Of the clear,
ings for the corresponding period OF
last November.
The November clearlnc&:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-04
It would do no harm to elect L. {
pakau Sheriff CT Marshall County.
Church Services.

Pheasant Hill NJ. l.. church. Rev. u. =.
Cnfrmnu. uas1or. Sunday school AZ 10
a NJ. +. J. cooke. superintendent. Ser
mon Ivy the pastor at IL O'Clock. :f!',,'
iiruvn Presbyterian church. Fey. RI; r..
NicklrI. pastor Sunday SchoQt AZ - -, .:
l.. tiarvin. superintendent. Frcach'hS
Ev the pastor at $50 T. IL.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-04
BREAD GOES UP

CHARLESTON. W. Va. Nov. b
Charleston bakers today advanced he
price of bread 10 12l2 cents loaf
which formerly rciailcd at ten cents.
This price is made 10 hotels and res
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-04
EuElic Snlc.

Mrs Joscphin" Hcnccrnih hGid IL pln-
liz sal. of hruschuid furniture. firm mi
Elements and stock on A"i laTin M.
i,I.rsort Vall.v. on Wednesday,. \ very
large crowd was present and every thlnS
sold we'll : NJ. Cunningham Of MoHluS-
willie. was the auct!Gneer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-04

iauranis, and the smaller buyer Is re-
puircd 10 Pay thirteen cents loaf. y
small loaf is still selling at five cents
but il is much lighter IN weight than
rDrmGrlV
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-04
SHERRARD
DR.. FRANK MCZENA.
,>l-N -rT,IINFIN

A. The home of Carl Smith, Sner-
idrd every Thursday and Friday from
: Il. IN. to 6 D. III. Appointments car car
be made by calling National phone o9O
Wheeling.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-04

Nickles spent in advertising just no"
mean dollars of rental income in tbs
course Of the year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-04
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET

WHEELING. ". Va. Nov =; -.
FufuIsiIc,l l'r'I:gcUcrr hT y l.. Nllsi.i :. Ga.
members New Work Sirck EIChAncc National Barn
t W",i Virginia building. Whoriim. y. Va. Louis
?. Brand manager.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-04
Curb Mining Stocks.
NEW YORK CURB MARKET
- - -
WHEELING. ".

WHEELING. ". Va. Nor. :. lG.
Furnished Tn !u.clliSenrrr III l.. M.,Ir' 'u
u.rmhcrs NCr York Stock EIchang". National l'HHS
NJ We: Ii!.ul.a hulldlug Wheeling. ". "a. iVuls
+. Brand. manager.
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N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
". Va.

WHEELING. ". Va. &cv. : IL.
Furnished Tl.e intelligence uy a l. hr,,m \ ..
members New York Stuck EIchauLr. National ':anH
+ West Virginia building. Wheeling. ". Va. Lyu!s
=. Brand. manager.