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! Robinson. Helen Huntington. Emily
Bruce Price Post, Claire Avery and
Helen Dryden.
Lloyd Warren Is chairman ~ the
bal committee and others assisting
him are Howard Grc"nlry, Gc"rG" T.
Chappell. Charles l.. IAWrarce. Edwin
II. Dcnby, Lawrence q. White, W. /
Lamb. Fitch Haskell. kenneth NJ
Murchison. Henry Hornhos;cl. william
Emerson. James W rConuor, Hcut'-
min W. Morris. Whitney Warren.
Arthur Ware. Joseph n. Fre'land"r.
James Otis Post. William on lr".iu
William T.. shepherd. Jr.. Henry Il;
Sedgwick, C,aremont l.. Barnwcll and
BasSct Jones. who will have charge of
al, tho electrical effects.
No one will he allowed on the floor
except those In NEUROLOGICAL costume.
The invitations have been ISSUED aud
over two thousand people are expected
10 attend.
Invitations have been sent out f"r
III" wedding of Miss Edith Iurilo
Adams, daughter Of Mr.. and M'~
Robert Franklin Adams, to .Iu's
Glacnzcr in 81. Thomas's Church ON
u tWEuhTN ~ ' ''l'' ". ! ''N'N W.
tho wedding there viii hc -
reception at the home of tho bride
parents, 3 East Seventy-sixth street.
Plans have hcen completed for the
wedding Of Miss Marjorie q. Rand.
daughter 10y a former marriage ot Mrs.
Herbert T. Rroerk ~JscIuelin. to
Charles Kenneth Clinton. son Of Mrs.
Charles W. Clinton. in ST. Earth"lo-
news Church on tho afternoon 90
February 10 AT 4. Tho ceremony Will
be performed by It"v. DIR, Leighton
Parks. rector OF the church, and inn
mediately aftcrward there will he "A
reception nj the home Of the bride,
1l55 Park yer
Miss F)ugcnie Rand will he her sis
tcr's only attendant. t;orrion Switt
Smile will act AZ host man. and the
ushers will he William. W. shepherd.
Jr.. A. Musgravc Hyde, Murray Hoff-
a Clermont l.. Baruwcll. August
Richard, Francis II. l.arkin. Frederick
Brown Of this city n Francis
Brooks of Boston.
The wedding Of Miss Marietta
IDulSt tidIbu u daughter or MT, am,
Mrs, Simeon Il. Chaplin. to Harold
H~artshOrne, son Of MIR, and Mrs.
James Moi Hartshornc. will he celc-
hrated In the Collegiate Church of s..
Nicholas, Oh February %. at l:30
o'clock, There will be a reception I'M
mediately after the wedding ceremony
at the home Of the brides parents, $40
Fifth avenue, The engagement WAS
announced recently.
A recent wedding in Buffalo Of in
tcrest to society in New York was
that Of Miss Cccilc F'enton Clifford. "A
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ed
ward CLIFFORD ri jamestown, y. Y. to
John W. Minturn of this city and
Syosset. l.. ]. II was celebrated on
December 30 at the home Of the brides
parents.
Mrs, Mlnturn r. q granddaughter on
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constructive work in Paris. for train
ing blind soldiers To become self
supporting, "A concert Will he held AT
the home of Mrs, Joseph Pulitzer, I
East Seventy third street, ON the uf-
ternoon of January ~. Mile, Nerlct
of the Paris Grand Opera. Louis Gra-
veurc, barytonc, and Percy Granger
have generously given their services.
Tickets at 81 each may he obtained of
Mrs. Pulitzer or from Mrs. William
Church Osborn, 40 East Thir,y-siXth
street.
Among those interested IN the CON
cert are Joseph II. Chpate, Mrs. Og-
den Mills, Mrs, w. Seward Webb, the
Hon. Mrs, Arson, Mrs. Charles u,
Alexander. Mrs. George i. Baker. Jr..
Mrs. Ralph Pulitzer, Mrs. Henry
Clcws. Mrs. A. Hamilton Rice, Mrs.
Goodhue Livingston ana Mrs. lIamil-
ton Mex. Twombly,
Under the auspices e the organiHa-
tion known ~ the Sewers. which aids
many philanthropir and charitable
works, II patriotic dance win he given
In the ballroom of the Rita-Carlton
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Shepherd. Jr.. Edmund Nash, William
II. Taylor, Flavel Hubbard. Coles j.
Coe and Hamilton Armstrong.
Mrs. Courtlandt u. Barnes has or
ganized the Greek dance. In which
there will be a solo dance executed by
| Mrs. Archibald :. Alexander and Mrs.
Howard G.. Cushing. Others IN this
group will include Mrs. Ralph Pulitzer.
Mrs. sydney $. Breese and Mrs. Graf
ton II. Pyne, tho Misses Mary Hoyt
wiborg. Alexandra Emery and Kath-
crime Porter.
Miss Grace Bristed has organized the
group for the Brittany P~easantry
dance. Mrs. j. Victor Onativia, Jr..
will lead these dancers. among whom
will be the Misses Alice Davies. Grace
Colgate. Marion D!nsmore. Ethel Pot
ter. Resale B~loodgood. Mary Harris
horne, Geraldine Adee, Mildred Mitchell
and Anstiss de Neau. and Francis Wat
rous, Donald Lamb. Andre Lord. Sfan-
ley ~Rumbough. Vivian Palmieri. VIII.
lam Emerson. Joseph Macdonough
Raymond Hoagland. William II. Taylor
and John Hatton.
The Viking dance. organized Ivy Miss
Irene Gibson, will have Miss Ina ks
sci ~ soloist, and in the group will BE-
the Misses Helen Ryrne, Irene Gibson
Alice Baldwin. Adelaide Sedgwick
Helen Geer. Margaret Mlnott, Helen
Alexander and Katherine Crosby.
There will be a dance by "A GROUP
representing the porcelain figures In
the antique shop. This has been or
gained by Miss Mary Crocker Alex.
ander and in II will he Miss Angelica
schuyler Brown. %soloist. and the Misses
Mary Alexander. Edith Morgan. Ca,
milla Morgan and Audrey Osborn
Maurice Roche. John Elliot, Andre
Lord and Munro Douglas Robinson.
Miss Lisa stillman has organized thu
Gold Fish dance. In this group will
be Mrs. Walter St,llman, Miss Beatric,
Pratt, Albert Merle d'Aubriquc, wh'
will execute a special dance. Others II
the group will be Mrs. Harry Parker
Mrs. I.andon Thorne. the Misses Lisa
Stillman, jeanette Kissel. EuCcni,
Rand, Elaine D%encgre. Prudence Sterry
Ninon Newton and Mary Francke.
Miss Margaret Henderson ha,
organized the Persian dance. IN which
she will execute "a specially with Malt,
land B"lknap, and in this group vii
he the Misses Hope and Joy Williams
Frederick Bull. Maud Kahn. Madelcin,
Carey. Adolaine Hatch and Tlorcnc,
1Ancolr. Edward Stevenson. Johv
Hughes. Frederick lie CIercq. Stewar'
Bowers. John $. browning. Francil
White and Horace Allen.
Miss Louise Dixon Of 80 wos
Forty-nlnth street IL receiving appli
cations for tickets for the entertain.
ment.
An appeal II made by the manager,
of tho Nursery and Child's Hospital
for whosc benefit the Charity BALL vii
bo given on February l at the Waldorf
Astoria. There yet exists much Senti
meNt in regard IN this hall. which 4
probably tho first IN the records o
Now York society for a charitable pur
pose, and Its name and fame have gon,
far and wide. Tho hospital itself wa,
founded IN 1854 and 1t was the pioneer
OF It's kind. all Of the many similar In.
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Charles O.. Peters. l.cRov King. Good
lie Livingston, Peasants Pennington.
Livingston pcll. Wariield T.. LongCope.
Guy Lowell. William Pollock, Amor
L. L.. rinchot. T. Iicrpont Morgan.
Drelincourt Martin, benjamin Morris.
John j. Mason, Henry W. Munroe. II.
Fairfield Osborn and j. Otis Post. Miss
Grace Bigclnw. Miss cornelia Bcekman
and Miss Edith Wctmore.
\ concert for the benefit OF the
Model Flat, which * sustained by
members of the parish of -. Georges
Church. will he held on Tuesday after
noon at the home o Mrs. Il. Fulton
Cutting. - East SiNty-seveuth street.
Helen Warum. soprano; Miss Antonio
Griffin. harpist: Harry l.. Burieigh.
harytone. and Charles l.. Stafford. in
monoloGues. will Ice tho artists. Miss
Louise Munroc. Miss Catherine Bur
ton. Miss Gladys Endicott. Miss Alice
Pin and Miss Tiara Richards have on
sale the tickets al So each.
For the aid Of Miss Winifrcd IIolt's
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on n night Of January 81 for the
benefit Of the Darrach Home for Grip
piled children. Mrs. Frank NJ. Black
of tho Gotham H. receiving applica-
lions for subscriptions at So each.
Among the p~utronesscS are: Mines.
Frank Dodd, Montague Howard. Henry
a. Wise Wood. i: de Forest simmons,
Henry u. Slayback, Walter Wood
Parson, IT, Carson pennal. Frederick
West Macdonald, Harry W. Martin,
Edwln w, Lancaster, Louise Sayrc
Kerr, James Reginald Foster and
Charles Henry Glye. Miss ~Imfhurrow,
Miss Juliet Smith, Miss floy Van
Horn Davis. Miss Grace Lufburrow
II Miss Eleanor Spencer.
Many prominent architects. paint
crs. s~cnlptors ana people OF the artistic
world are cooperating In the arrange
mcnts for the ball Of the gods, which
~ IT, he held ii the Hotel Astor on
Friday evening, February II. under
the auspices "f the Society Of ReauN
Arts Architects. Tho desire Is 10
make this event the most beautiful
and artistic Of Us KIND ever held in
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Pei Mrs. William *. Nanderni, +,
Mr. James Laurens Van Alop. Nv.
Leonard Wood. Mrs. John Ros, Na~.
t"l1 and Mrs. Walter l.,pena+l
sly lam.
II l. expected that tho hall ,.,
year WI l'-ovc an unusually i.,t .,.
mi..tury junction. Cards q, .r,..,..,
n"% h' secured only through ~ m.e,,
- ;h. oresu!z ton.
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GENERAL NOTES OF SOCIETY

\ fiSS HELEN RIODAN ,als.
Nj "f Mr.. and Mrs jaime. u',.,
cr ~ East Slx'ie.l s.,,..
whose marriage TO Wilfrid Wooo .'
of Mrs. Frederick Wood Of Morr.,.or,
takes place or Tuesday sf'ernoo. Js",
nary -. in the Church OF The i..r,"I,
Rest. has chosen her attendants ti.,
sister, Miss Louis. %iiiodau. will hc H..
m.id ur honor aud Mrs. .Ios.uh . E,r.
I",. tho mairou Of honor. The p,.,,.
maids Will he Miss Ella i'lo,u.l.,.,
turi"ndcr. Miss Eulal,c t;srr!s,u A.,
Mise Eleanor Kip Wont. Sister OF FL.
bridegroom There will I've ,vo ,".
iiowcr girls. Katherine and Au,.l,
Murchison. the young daughters Of Mr.
and Mrs. Kenneth VI. Murchisou
Nelson /. White will wait upon ",
Wood as best man aud the uShers WI
hc !. Harvey Rowland Of Bal''ro,.
charles :. Nichols 90 Rernn.dsy.u.
and shannon +. Meany. James " A..
Lean. Donald :. Taylor. Alher. u
swords. Robert 5. Randolph and L.,sH,
". i;oss. all Of Morrtstowu.
The ceremony will be- performed al,
D 90" o'oluoS by N" rector Of the ,iI,,,
he Roy. iIerheit Shipman. assisted n.
the Rev. William W. BellinRrr. y.cs, o.,
-. Agues's chapel. and a cousin ~ q.
bride. " viii he followed bv . reo.p,,n
a. the Hotel GOTHAM
IN the collegiate Church ~ s., Ni,ho.
laS. F'fth avenue" and I'or;,.otrbh
street. ~ Saturday afternoon Miss r..
nor Davies. daughter Of NJ. aai Nlrs
Richard Y. Davies Of 3ll West Seven.
soN"uth stree. viii he married 80 i...
gene ~. ii. Bronkart Of chicago IN.
ceremony viii lie performed ~ "A
. ..Hfp.l- la IN. M actor tho E,,s "a sf..
1cpi. aud viii he followed %" q '..ep.
zion ~ the -. Regis.
G;es Davies has chosen Mrs S'NrNs.
". Pratt for her matro1 Of honor arA
Miss Virginia Scully. Miss kath.-lo.
llagg, Miss kath"rir" SpNg'r Ms,
Elizabeth i!lacN. Miss caro- Zoo All
Miss Mary Gridley FOR her bride, IG.
William burrows. j.. OF lineage vHN
attend Mr. IL. Eronkari a. best M
Tho usncrS will h. Walter Marvin. toh7
Ma,z. /: Kimbsll. l'aul Wilder. 'rh4o
dorc Tlurston. Edward h. harriet,
l:wart Davies and Temple NilHu. all
Of chicago.
Mis-. clara Louise kramer. LAUGHTER
90 Nj. and Mrs. Peter Georg" k.,r-.r
WI. Ice married on Wcdrcsia 20 W".
lam tyCr Tlrnhull Their wcId & w'
taxi. i,ltro Ia the I'fiih Av.!rl, "I;.i's,
Church and the c"rrmoH. WI ho ps'
formed 10y til" p9eto~. the i,.v lr ror.
n"l'us W"elG Co.. who Is an uuclc - he
bride. y reception Will follow a. Dsl.
moiic"'s.
Tie welding q, Miss Marian RIA
Wilson. d,ugh'c" Of NJ and Mira
'lnarl"s Z wilson o. No''''a.r. y r
AVID Mcr," N,rwiu ~.'..'.y Of Gle
';Iie, viii lee celebrated o. February IL
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For the aid of Miss winifrcd Holt,
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NJ and Mrs y. NJ. Matkwc,, - !.
Wc~' \iu"'icth street ~auuoula,l l3s
week. the engagement Of their dauVN''f
Ais Fannie Markwcll. and Nn"r'
i~locrShcimer.
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\ 4 'SS HELEN ElDDAN ,alp,.
Nj Of Mr.. and Airs Jane, u....,
cf II East Slx'ie.N. SO.
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Mis-, clara Louise kramer. 'aueh'sr
or M. and Mrs Peter George k.,r-sr
VIE Ice married on Wedrcsi3 20 N".
lam tvtr Tirnhull Their wcGd 4 w.t.
take ,ltc" "a tho Ifith Av'I'' I;ap'',
church and the c"rrmor- WI %" n''
formed 10y tn" p9eto". the it'y nr r9r.
u"l'us W"elf Co.. VIII" Is an "nclr - he
bride. \ reception Will follow a. rel.
uuuicu'S.
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,ns, winter at Sherry's. From now
On there will ne numerous entertain
mon,s for benevolent purposes. blu
none will he on a more elaborate scale
than that being rehcarsed by members
or tho Junior League. who Will hold
forth for three days e week at the
Waldorf-Astoria.
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Announcement has been made ~ n.
engagement 81 Miss l;erths X Jacob.
aud Harry Adler Of his city. Nts.
Jacobs j. q sister OF Samuel k,lie-
Jacobs Of - Yves; i.!ghty-third stree
with whom she makes her homo
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-27
WELLSBURG

WELLSBURG. W. Va. May 2s-The
s~urragl~t movement in Brooke county
"a started 10 boil. and from now on
Mill D" kept stirred hy the leaders in
The movement for Votes for women.
'fEdntZftiun i~ the primary work of the
H~HUrAriSt movement. ami M each Couu-
~ a good organizstion viii be elected
70 bring out all the votes possible for
the cause when 10 is submitted To the
people In November. Little active work
VIII bc done until after tho June pri-
mary. However. the preliminary work
Is being done now. and Immediately after
the primary ~ over and the results an
n"unced. there viii blossom all over the
state a complete political organization
u L. the hope OF the leaders in this
movement 10 carry the state for sunra-
rists, and they believe the advantage l.
with them.
Miss Ella Raoul. Of Atlanta. Ga. now
associated with the West Virginia Equal
SruraE" Association. paid "a visit TO
N'llShurg and EollHuhee on Friday. to
do the preliminary work. she called ON
O. number ~ local business men and poll
tictnns and Is booking local men TO
speak FOR the cause when the night gets
warm.
Tho first organization meeting will he
h'id on Friday evening. May 20. NJ tho
nome Of Mrs. William Ranueld. at Fol-
lfT~h''. where the Cross Creek organ
ration viii be- started.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-27
STOCK MARKET BOTH
IRREGULAR and DULL
Dealings Diminished over so Per Cent
From Earlier in The Week-No
Disturbing Elements

NEW YORK. May 2e-The only I'M
usual feature OF today's market. asid.
from It's uninterrupted ir~regularity, was
the pronounced dullness. dealings dim
inlsning by over so per cent from the
active sessions of the early week.
Sentiment still favored the short &C
count. 4 professional element inclin-
ing more strongly TO that side because
OF additional tax which the British
government intends to levy on incomes
derived from American securities.
Domestic news OF the day had little
bearing upon the market. Chairman
Gary address before the steel insu-
tutc threw no new light on conditions
IN the steel and iron industry. but had
the ne OF imparung some stability
TO steel and kindred shares.
Reading was once more the leader
OF the ralis, recovering some = points
from its close OF the previous session.
but yielding much OF this in the last
hour Coppers and zinc shares fol-
lowed the downward trend. with the
shipping shares M some of the more
prominent munitions. Total sales
of stocks amounted to 395. 900 shares.
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Briefs and Personals.

County Superintendent of schools r..
y burton has purchased De- Ford runa-
bout from the o.. e. Deuisou agency OF
this city
We'll SO. . on the Mcrord farm Boa
furtln district I- expected boo. aud A
large number OF ull ana Es- mon visited
joe farm on Friday. SEQ faI uo report
las been received from o..
Col. " W Etall r H. Hammond and
t. Windsor. of this city ATTENDED
tho banquet uf tut Wet virginia state
h Associate Ht the -uafforI
springs hotel Wl,eIinr. ON Thursday
evening
Miss sarah Palmer was o. Wheeling
visitor 600 Thursday
Miss Edith Rob. -Uu has returned
from "a visit with friends 100 HAYS. pa.
Mr-. j D. M,NaIIl Hf- r,fururI Co her
HruwrHNfI,. 20
Al'X clarke De- visiting for o. few days
in columbus. ohio. th, Eucst OF fcii-
fIEfe.
= VI warden was s business caller
boo NIIAHuu. Ohio. Uu TIIr.da..
Harry Davis. 90 M~.lul.NIUf. va. "a
N'lIsbutg visitor % Thuradlg.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-27
LOGAN & eRTAN's CLOSING
STOCK LETTER.
private wire to 4. + NJ. a Coz
NEW YORK MaN % y

Priyate wire to 4. + NJ. 4 Coz
NEW YORK. May 26-Speaking
generally. the list was a shade lower.
copper metal was again lower in Lon
don and for the first time In quite a
period II was reported thar some
domestic manufacturers are now dis
posed 10 reduce their contracts for
copper metal.
Selling by >econd hands has often
eNerted a depressing influence on the
quoted value OF red metal. 10 has
invariably occurred whenever "a tenn
porary lull IN the demand Tor metal
was experienced or when the roduc
ton shoWed indications az cycrcoming
me consumption. a. nov seems 70 ~
the case We adhere 20 tho views that
long lines of industrials should BE- re
duced and rails substituted therefor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-27
CIRCUIT COURT d E
APLENTY ARE ENTERED
Judges Clearing Their DECKS for Ad.
journment Which Will Come Next
Week

Numerous circuit court orders were
e%nterday yesterday by the judges. they
making an effort To clear their dock
cts before adjournment which will
come during the coming week. An
order referring all matters IN con
iioN'rsy m the case OF &. r. Braun.
Itch as G. r. B|raunlich Company rs.
\. r SChemriCk. to VI. j. Culiinan.
special commissioner. was cntprcu
yesterday by Judge Addieman.
An order OF dismissal was entered
In the case OF Earl sheets against
Mary Naughtou by Judge Addlemdn.
and an order dissolving The Injunction
IN the case OF W. r. Bleifus against
George r.. NcCausland was entered
by tn" same judge. Tho case of u.
T. Robinson against j. Goldstein was
ordered dropped from the docket.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-27
STEEL INDUSTRY IN
ITS BEST CONDITION
So Declares Chairman of the Board Z.
II. Gary, OF the United States
Steel Corporation
CHARTS. Winthrop & Co. to Fidelity
Investment Company

NEW YORK. May 26.-E. "A. Gary.
chairman On the United states steel
Corporation. says; The steel Industry
IS good. Better than ever before. There
nave recently been publications to the
eject that there IS a falling on IN new
orders. and this may be true TO "a slight
extent. but daily bookings generally
are larger In volume than the total pro-
ducing capacity. and as unfinished or
dcrs on hand are sufficient to keep the
mills busy FOR the remainder of this
Saichdar year and Ga large portion of
1871. there IS not much. AZ any. cause
Tor concern on the part Of m~anufactur-
least. ~
We could hope that We had been per-
hltt'u 10 continue corporation on A
basis mat would have Influenced great
or stability IN prices. higher IA times OF
depression. and the lower In times of
krctt activity. for n would have been
s~dtlSlactpry and beneficial to both pro-
uuccr ana and to their en-
llo}cs; but circumstances over which
We hdd no control brought about "A
change IN this particular. Public SON
tsn,ut may bring about a restoration
or the former and better methods. Who
,hh tcH. We know AZ least that COM
dition~ m our industry are Infinitely b,t-
ter than they were months AGO
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oHarri-. Winthrop a 20 to r.deir,

'Harri~. Winthrop q Co. TO Fidelity
Investment Association
CHICAGO. m. May 2s.-W hcat-Con-
tinucd complaints Of damage to the crop
log the far southwest due 10 hot winds.
.uty weather and insects o-NsrSuauuWvd
.otncr conditions ana gave Ia, market a
him tone from the start " were
predicted for IN" eastern part of th,
winter wheat territory and cooler
weather FOR lh, extreme
Leading commission houses That bought
freely yesterday were prominent On Ihe
buying side again during the early trad
ihh News from Tho southwest was
bullish. Losses IN Kansas wcr, attn.
hulcd TO poor seed and seed bed. also
messiah ny and poor termination. These
conditions Wer" reported ia som, OF thu
best producing gnunut-. Northwest
conditions we're reported lu some OF the
best producing counti'- Northwest
condition contiuu" favorable. stocks at
minneapolis IutrDa-' l.u.Uu bu~h-l Tor
the week against $4,000 hu~htI d,,r,a-,
last year. \ good demand Was reported
there Tor the better grade with low
grades almost uusal.abl,. Weather Is
becoming more 81 less ot a day To day
actor ana weather marAf, are tho ry-
CpRN-Cofn advanced materially dur
ms m" m"ruin- on the completion Of
the purchase " "a short line of conSid-
cradle proportions Tor o. local ~pseula-
tor and hi followers. ON the advance
ihtr' wa a lot OF realizing by longs.
som, r'-S'lling for short account and A
reaction ma value. Weather over corn
belt proper b. ideal Tor best advance
mtnt of corn. New England cash de-
mand mas been some better to-day and
tho shipping concerns helped along the
early bulgcS.
OATS-Oats have been quite active.
strong and higher early aud r,actIus
considerably later. Southwest bought
early because of crop losses In Okla.
and parts ui ksu-H~. shorts covered
freely. the May showing especially
marked strength.
TOLEDO. O.. May 26-Nucat. cash
.slls"t July Si1sia september sIlsa..
Clover seed Prime cash $50. DC
iobtr $~b.ssis. December $50.
Als.k'. prime cash aud August $3.50.
TimothS. prime cash $3.50. september
lS3f5.
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Schedule In Effect,

Attention f. called TO Tho new schedule
Of trains ON the PcnnsA IvanIa lines. west
Of pittsburgh. Pa. The same going into
eject on Sunday. May -. While "a NUM-
her of changes are made. the only i'm
put tdnf change 20 Mcllsburg is the adj
ditluu ~ "a sunday train. The IU.gU a. ia.
train Will 90 daily 20 Pittsburgh. givius
90, patrons Of the road an opportunity
tu take advantage Of IA, SUNDAY ,N-
curSions offered by the road. Heretofore
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-27
Butter, Eggs and Cheese

NEN YORK. May 2s.-Butter. steady.
creamery. extras t2e scorcD 500 30Ec.
creamery thtghcr ScorinED sOia o. Sllc.
hr-t~ -su -9-tc. seconds 25ia H-Sizc.
Lggs-lrrcgular. fresh gathered. cN-
IRA tine 2aia 2sizc. regular packcd. cN-
ira ursts @3M @&iac. do nrsts e2n csc.
seconds 2lW2ltsc. nearby hcnnery
browns 2fiz eSt-c.
Chccsc-uusctticd. state. fresh. spo-
.clslS 1sulsac. do average fancy Lea, "a
lac Wisconsin. twins. held 49, m1sc.
Live poultry nrm. brotlcrs sou sSc.
fowls lNH Use. turkeys 80 CSC.
llour-guict.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-27

col ". ". Ecall is StiIl the cha rman
"i Tho e~&ccutlN, council Of tU. Wsst
\ irEIult faukcrS Association. Thu. ,N-
',uiiNc council i- composed OF the chair
men OF the groups. Col. Hcall being tho
CHAIRMAN ~ group one Tho association
appointed De- legislative with
tuIl power to attend thc legislature TO
look after the interests. and made Col.
t,tI the chairman Of 10.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-27
SMALLEST INCREASE OF
MONTH IN CLEARINCS
Total for Friday SASH .34e.is. Compared
with s4i9.o5e.+S same Day
Last Year.

Fridays Wheeling banking clearings
shVNcd The smallest Percentage gain OF
tnv month Thc total Tor the day was
Sfsl.Sto.lS. compared with Siis.O53.4S
Tor the same day last May. an Increase
vi sL--so.sV or 80 per cent.
Total c~learings FOR the month TO date
are sos s.fe-.l-. compared with So
--sstv-.lss an increase OF s.. a6v.Usg.y ~.
or ~ I.r NanI. IA. Inunu.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-27
CROP DAMAGE AGAIN
FORCES WHEAT UP
Western Kansas Crop Becoming Affected
Was cause-corn Lost; oats
Gained.

CHICAGO. May 26.-Sprcadiug or
Stop canage to the western thlId OF
Kansas. Nncrc heretofore prospects
been generally regarded a. vNccii-
cnt. Mas the cni,t basis 81 an aaNanc,
MhiSA took place to-day IA tne pr4cc o.
Nnc@l- The market closed steady L.
] = 10 lasc net higher. Win July a.
- Wllls and september at I-%.
Corn hnishtd - on 10 80 up. oats a.
sans Oi /. 10 = anu PrUNIslous ~.
10 J13sc down. liable.