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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-10
MOLD AND FOUNDRY
STOCK IN DEMAND
Bids OF 81 Were Reported Yesterday
Company Is Enjoying Good
Foundry Business

Quite little buying movement de-
yeloped yesterday in Mold & FoundTy
stock. which has been very dull 1or
sometime. Wheeling Mold sold on SAT
urday at SO. and on Monday was ID
demand at 80, but yesterday offers or
81 were made for it. and several safes
were made at that figure. The gener-
al impression seems to be that the
Mold & Foundry Company will be 10
some extent relieved by the cessation
Of the shell making orders which have
necessitated the use Of a very large
amount of the company's funds as We'll
rs the manufacturing capacity. inc
company has on hands a very large
amount of regular foundry business.
and, the prospects for a good year N
the foundry line are considered bright
1t is no secret that the Mold & Foun-
dry Company has been handling very;
large volume of business on small
limited margin. and this situation is
likely 10 be improved i'll the near ru-
tire.
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STOCKS AND BONDS.
OIL FINALLY REACHES
THREE DOLLAR MARK

PITTSBURGH. Jan. 9.-The long e3-
nected goal OF the oil producer was
reached and passed here to-day when ~
ihe ouening of the market. II was ar
nounred that the principal PurchasinIs
agencfes had lifted the price OF Fennsy ~
vanja crude oil ten cents oIrei ~
sso5. Other grades were advanced as
follows: ,., "a S2I3.
Corning eight cents to |2;3e; Capei a
eight Cents to- s2.lS and Ragland three
'e! These are the highest prices ever
commanded by these grades OF cruz
oil since speculation in OIL was STAMP "a
I'd out by the Standard OIL COMPANY i.t ~
its subsidiaries many years ago. nn ne
are due, refiners say TO the enor d I"1 the
demand for home consumption anu r LiLe
steadily Increasing demand from LOT
eirn countries Producers nave lons
been holding oil for 50 "a barrel. sealans
onIy as much as was absolutely heGe .,,
sary and it Is now expected inat I'M inry
viii market their holdings freely. hun5
dreds Of thousands OF barrels are saia
to be above ground in West virginia
alone. A.. d-,1Iinp
would again be actively resunso: iJs
only in new territory but in old Ieiuo 10
where veteran oil men say they nIhe
homes Of bringing in more paying "eiis'
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METALS FEATURED
LISTLESS MARKET
Coppers Recorded Gross Gains Of From
Ono to Five Points-Motors
Also Active.


NEW YORK, Jan. 9.--Metals were the
most active and. AZ a group, the strong
est features or to-day's listless market.
leading coppers recording gross gains OF
! TO points on 4 revival OF rumors
suggesting n combination of several Of
the largest producing companies and
their subsidiaries
The other side Of the account was
represented by motors and few Kiln
drcd issues. a further decline OF lax
points III the new SahreS OF the General
Motors Company was generally attribB
utcd to disappointment 1T the small div
idend voted by the directors Some OF
this loss was recovered in the latecr
dealings when the market was It's hest.
Rails were more prominent than recent
~ but largely At the expense Of quoted
values.
The movement Of United States Steel
and other leading Industrials, as we'll as
equipments and munitions, had It's basis
chiefly in speculative operations. Steel
made all extreme gain of 13a after IN
early period Of irregularity and. Nova
Scotia steel lost II points. The United
States Steel tonnage report for Decenl-
Der. to be issued Tomorrow, is expect
ed to approach the high record estab-
lished In the previous month.
Dealings amounting to $4,000 shares
wero transacted
Bonds moved contrarily. Total sales
(par valued S7,050000
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Logan & Bryan's Closing STOCK Letter.

(By private wire to A. Z. Masten & Coz
NEW YORK. Jan. 9.-While extreme
dullness was the order of the day. the
list nevertheless presented n Arm tone
and as the session progressed progress
developed. The Inquiry in progress In
Washington did not reveal anything Of
a sort Of influence stock market senti-
mcnt but private adviccs from the other
side strongly suggested that the reply
Of the Entonie which Is expected short
~. will denote that hostilitleS will con-
tinuc For an indefinite period which had
Il tendency to somewhat dispel the fears
of those who have begun to make cal
culations as to the readjustments whieA
will be necessary when a more peaceful
state Of affairs prevail in Europe. At
any rate. q rather fair class of buying
was in progress in certain sections cs-
recially in Steel which induced short
covering and lends color 10 the belief
that fair sized upturn may be promot-
ed especially as sentiment Is rather one
sided nearly everyone being bearish and
the short interest of rather fair pro-
portiOnS
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noundsvills Nationa1 HANK

The stockholders Of the First Nation
al bank OF Moundsville. held their an
nual bushes meeting yesterday after
noon at the banking institution at which
time directors were reelected as fol-
lows: Mr.. Bachenheimer. Dr. NJ A. Dow
Ter. S., Risinger. 3. NJ. Spur and J. D.
Burnley. Tho directors organized as fol-
lows: B. NJ. Spur, president; J. D. Bur
ley, vice. president and cashier; Hugh
". Thompson. assistant cashier; Miss
Gertrude Spur, auditor. The year ust
closed was o most successful one for
this banking institution.
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CHICAGO, Jan. e.-Hogs. receipts
10000: weak. early advance Of 10 to Is
above yesterdays average mostly lost;
bulk slo.4O@10.75; light sl0.O00l0.55;
mixed S10.20@10.76; heavy 10000
1880; rough $10.30Gl0.4O; pigs s7.25@
9.65.
tive beef cattle $7.60Ql1.sO: western
steers s7.50@10.00; stockers and feeders
S5.401S.60: cows and helfers $4,000
1000; calves $9.25Gtl3.50.
Sheep, receipts 10000; firm; wethers
s9.40@l0.50; ewes $1,000 1910; lambs
S11.609l4.00.
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Msrtins Perry Peoples, Saving Rant.

stockholders Of the Peoples Saving
bank at Martins Ferry reelected the d.
ing the year 1917. They are as fol-
lows: T. r. Sedgwick. Geo. l.. Spence.
William Lippardt, S. r. Kerr. DIR. ". d.
Eoge. Of Rayland. William Seabright,
". l.. Noble. Elaish B. Sitter. Of Colerain
and Myron E. Cole. Officers will be
elected at the next regular monthly
meeting Of the directors, which will be
held the first Wednesday in February.
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ernoon. The bank Is doing thriving
business. the past year being the most
successful in it's history. reports show
ed. -.
The board. as reelected yesterday af-
ternoon, follows: E. NJ. Atkinson. ].
E. Raab, Adam J. Yahn, DR.. J. L.
Dickey, Otto Schenk, ". w. Luke. w. A.
Harsh, D. NJ. Thornburg, NJ. H. McCaus-
land. George Graham. Daniel Maxwell.
Henry Stein, John T. Carter. Henry w.
Hervey.
The board will organize within a few
6ays
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c,ntsr wheeling Bank.

According to reports -submltted 70 the
stockholders Of the Centre Wheeling
Savings Bank at the annual meeting
yesterday. deposits in the bank we're
Increased IS per cent over the preceding
YEAR The past year was one OF tho
most prosperous that the bank has ex-
pertenced and tho stockholders were
highly elateed over the condition The
directors OF the bank were re-elected as
follows: J. A. Miller, Or. Leonard ESkcF;
Sam B. Mckee, NJ +. Giesey. Richard
Robertson, Dr. ]. =. 3iouroe. c: Fl. Dow
Ter, w. II. Truschel. and H. j. Scheutier.
The directors will meet for organization
in a day or two, II was announced.
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James G. MedllI, George Fl. Smith,
Ernest G. Smith, James \. Dickson and
T. w. Schreve were reelected as direct
ors by stockholders Of the Commercial
bank at Martins Ferry yesterday after
non. The same officers as last year
were reelected by the directors as fol-
lows: George H. Smith, president:
James A. Dickson, vice president and
James G. Medill. cashier.
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p.ont.s National of West Alex.

The annual meeting of stockholders
of the Peoples National Bank OF west
Alexander was held yesterday. Dlrec
tors were reelected as follows: K; j.
McCreery, S. R. Blayney, E. +. Blay'
ney, George A. Strauss, J. d. Cnam-
bers, E. NJ Atkinson. Louis Aork'
heimer. J. c. Roney and S. S. Mcham.
Directors organized later in the
day bv re-electing the following off,
GERS: f, M. Atkinson, president; r. ],
McCreery. rlce-president. and J. W.
Grimes, cashier.
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The Commercial Bank:

The annual meeting Of the stock
holders Of, the Commercial Bank OF
Wheeling, held yesterday morning,
resulted in the election Of the fol-
lowing directors: Myron Hubbard, H.
c. Ogden, J. r. Greer, E. A. Hildreth,
S: P. Norton, H. L. Bond, A. F. Brady,
A. B. Paxton and S. ". Harper.
Messrs. Paxton and Harper are newly
elected directors.
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.Germania Bank ORGANIZES.

The board of directors Of the Ger.
mania Half Dollar Savings Bank elect
ed at Mondays meeting organized yes
terday afternoon by re-electing last
years officers, as follows: President
F. c. Driehorst: vice president. A. G
Hadlich: cashier. V. G.. Gundling: as
Asistant cashier. John Metzger.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-10
BIG SETBACK ON
THE WHEAT MARKET
Close Was weak with Prom Ono TO
Three Cents Lower-Corn and
Oats Both Lost.

CHICAGO. Jan. 9.-Attempts that
holders OF wheat made today TO realize
profits caused q material setback IN
prices. The outcome was weak close
III to 2S net lower with May at 28G %
TO 1877 and July at ISL 10 15lA. Corn
finished Is 10 IL down. Oats of. II 10
y q q and Provisions varying from I L
decline to a rise OF 20 cents.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-10

ly last years board Of directors re-
main In office. The board Is composed
of the following: George J. Mathison,
S. D. Hughes, Il. c. Kalbitzer. seaton
Alexander, R. H. Mckee, John Cole
man, Andrew mckinley, W. c. Eberts,
A. A. Schramm, Jacob Korn and r. w.
Marshall.
The board will meet Thursday, for
the purpose Of organizing.
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Bridgeport National Bank.

At the annual meeting OF the stock
holders Of the Bridgeport National bank
held in. the bank parlors yesterday aft
ernon. the following directors were
elected TO serve during the ensuing
year: J. J. Holloway. w. J. McComas.
W. W. Scott. a. G. Rranum and J. y.
McComas. The directors will elect Of
fccrs in few days, it was said
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ParrnsrT and Merchants Bank

The annual meeting Of the stockhold-
ers Of the Bellaire Farmers and Merch-
ants National bank, was held yesterday
afternoon and resulted in the reelection
Of the old board Of directors The re-
ports showed the Institution to be In q
flourishing condition.
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National EXCHANGE Bank,

, Last years directors OF the National
Exchange bank were reelected at the
annual meeting of stockholders held
yesterday forenoon. The board is
composed OF the following: J. NJ.
Brown, Dr. John L. Dickey, William
Ellingham. E. T. Hitchman, F. c.
HOFFMAN,, George J. Rogers, L. E.
Sands, W. E. Stone and H. E. Vance.
The board will organize at meeting
next week.
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Cash quotations:
Whrat-No. .. red, nominal; No. 3.
red S1.91A; No. hard, Sl.STl Y Ql.9S;
No. 3. hard. nominal
Corn-No. .. yellow 9SAc; No. 4, yell
low. 943a f097c; No. 4. white a5@96l4c-
Oats-No. 3. white, 56h @57&c;
standard 57i4 q SIC.
Rye-No. .. nominal; No. 3, S1.40.
Barley-99 3s1.33.
Timothy-s3.50@ $3.50.
Clover-S12.00@ 17.00.
pork-S2s.50.
Lard-S15.65 615.7o.
Ribs-s14.00@ CLASP.
TOLEDO. O.. Jan. 9.-wheat, cash
s1.s4; May sl.sSE; July s1.b7,A.
Cloverseed, prime cash, January and
March sl0.62h.
Alsike. prime cash s11.2o; March
s11.30.
Timothy. prime cash ;2.45: March
s252.
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National Bank of West VIRGINIA.

Last years directors were reflect
b yesterday by the stockholders Of
he National Bank of West Virginia.
he meeting was held during the af-
prnoon. The board follows: E W.
Elebay, W. B. Irvine, J. F. PAUL, j.
Clarke, J, D. Merriman, James
ummins, I. NJ. Scott, C. R. Hubbard,
gorge ". Woods. George E. Sufel
Ind Paul O.. Reymann.
The board will organize Thursday
Afternoon.
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Butter, Eggs and Cheese

NEW YORK. Jan. 9.--Butterr lower:
receipts 1916; creamery higher than
extras 40T40E: creamery extras 3a& !;
firsts 36G3src: seconds 34h G35Isc.
Eggs firm; fresh gathered extra firsts
SIC: firsts 50G51C: seconds and poorer
45G149c: refrigerator. seconds to firsts
IS Il a 3Sc; nearby hennery whites fine
to fancy So q 57c;ncarby hcnncry browns
SO G65c.
Cheese irregular: state. held. specials
24A n24Isc; do average fancy 23& q
$40.
Live poultry firm: no prices quoted.
Dressed poultry very quiet. prices I'M
changed.
Flour rlrmcr
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CLOSING STOCK LETTER

tRy private wire TO Fidelity Investment
Association.)
NEW YORK. Jan. 9.-Prices resumed
their upward trend today, not on any
real news. but probably because they
wouldn't 20 down" and to cover shorts.
The general feeling seemed to be more
optimistic and traders more inclined 10
go into the market
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People2 Sank.

Directors of the Peoples bank were
reelected yesterday morning at the
annual meeting VI the shareholders.
The board will organize later. The d.
rectors are: John A. Hess, 81. F.
Behrens, Leon Klee, Frank Cruise,
Geo. M: Shook, Baird Mitchell, Walker
!. Frissell. George ". Eckhart and
James Henderson.
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NEW YORK CURB MARKET

WHEELING, W. Va, Jan Q, II.
Furnished The 1ntelliEcnccr by a E
Masten L. Co. members New York Stock
Exchange. National Ba nix OF West Vir.
E!nia building. Wheeling. ". Va. Louis
manager
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PITTSBURGH. Jan. 9.-Cattle steady;

supply light; choice Ss.5OGI0.25; prime
s10.50111.00.
Sheep steady; supply light; prime
wethers s9.50410.00; Gull and common
S4.0Om5.50: lambs S9.50@14.40; veal
calves S14.00G1+.6O.
prime heavIes s11.l591l.2O; mediums
and heavy workers. $1l.00R1L10; light
workers. S10.25 q 1880; pigs 1915 1000;
roughs S9.50910.15.
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NAM DIRECTORS
IN MORE BANKS
STOCKHOLDERS IN SEVERAL 10
Sc CAL INSTITUTIONS MET
YESTERDAY.
Boards Are Also Organizing for the
Ensuing Yeat-Exeeilent Reports
of Last Years Business.

Stockholders in numerous banks Of
the Wheeling district met in annual
session yesterday. With but few ex-
ceptions last years directors were re-
elected. The election Of board in
nearly every instance was the only
business transacted.
All banks of Wheeling and vicinity
rare reporting a large increase in bus
mess for the past year.
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N, Y, STOCK EXCHANGE

WHEELING, w. Va. Jan: ,. H.,
Furnished The Intelligeucer by 4. u.
Masten 4: Co, members New York Stock
Exchange National Bank Of West Wiz
Einla building, Wheeling. W. Va. Louis
L brand mnnnker.
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Quarter Savings Bank.

No business was transacted at yes
terday's meeting Of the stockholders
Of the Quarter Savings Bank. because
the lack Of quorum. Consequent
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-10

WHEELING, W. Va. Jan % II.
Furnished The Inte:ligcncar by A.:
Masten & Co.. members New York Stock
Exchange. National Bank Of West Vir-
ginia building. Wheeling, W. Va. Louis
+ Brand. MANAGER.
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Standard Oil Subsidiary Stocks

WHEELING, W. Va JAN 9. II.
Furnished The 1ntelliEencer by A. q
Masten & Co. members New York Stock
Exchange, National Bank Of West Vir-
ginia building. Wheeling, w. Va Louis
r. Brand. manager.
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aank of McMechen.

Directors for the Bank OF McMechen
were elected at the annual meeting held
yesterday afternoon. Immediately 1ol,
lowing, the directors met and affected
an organization i. L. McMechen WAS
elected president: ]. F. Doyle. vice pres,
ident: Charles r. Lowe. cashier; ana
Nile A. MARBLE. assistant cashier me
directors are: J. L. McMechen., j. r;
Young. +. E. Doyle, J. A. gloyd. Fred
Baumberger, w. G. Riggs. j: T; King
F. A. Zimmerman. ". B. McMechen, A.
N. Lorentz. J. J. Slippner and X. D.
The annual reports of the officers
were received Deposits in the bank In
Guiding the Christmas savings CRUZ.
showed an increase Of % per cent over
last wear. Considering everything. the
Ia nk's business during 1916 was excel
lent and the stockholders were well
pleased with the showing.
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NEW YORK, COTTON MARKET

WHEELING, W: Va. Jan :, III
Furnished Tho 1nteIIigenosr oy 4 J..
Masten & Co., members rev York Stock
Exchange. National Bank Of WeSt VIZ.
ginia building, Wheeling, W. Va LOUIS
T.. Brand. manager. ~ /;
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49,, n-o. National hank.

Excellent reports regarding the con,
~ Fstockholders Of the First National
Bank Of Elm Grove. at a meeting yes
terday afternoon. The banks resources.
it was shown, have increased Al per
cent during the past year. The STOCK,
holders were gratilcd over the large
volume Of business transacted. LAST
years directors were reelected. as fol-
lows: c. C. Woods. j. B. Chambers. ..
r. Davis, w. R. Chambers. G. w. Max
well, George Hohmann. william bucY
anan. W. E. Eckhart, Leopold Mli!er' ~, W.
p. Carroll, George P. F'olmar and Fl. w.
Kimmins.
Following the stockholders meeting.
the board of directors reorganized oy
re-electing the officers. rs follows:
dents g G. Woods and George p. Fol-
mar; cashier, George Grodhaus.
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11-TTanTfsr book cloIe Dec. 20 for refuiir guar
terlS dividend Of ~ per cent payae's Dec' -,
M ionu,ry 20 for extra dividend Of IL Fer cent
payable Feb. !.
ia,-Tr.naer books elose Jsa- 49, for : per cent
dividend. payable jan. 20.
| t5l-Trlnsier bookl closs Tan. 20. Tor per osn'
! ra.h dividend payable Jan. 81
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

WHEELING. W. Va. Jan. >. ~.
Furnished The 1ntelllEencer BY A. Z
Masten g. Co., members New York Stock
Exchange, National Bank Of West Viz.
ginia building, wheeling, w. Va Louis
+. Brand. manager. =;
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u..+ Alexander national Bank.

Stockholders Of the West Alexander
National bank reelected last years d.
noon The board follows: w. F.. Whit
ham. Lawrence E. Sands. r; D; NC
Celery, s. O. Armstrong. H: NJ. Yates
LEROY Alexander and F. S. Maxwell.
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state Bank OF Elm Grove.

Last years board OF directors was
reelected Yesterday by the stockhold,
ers Of the State Bank Of Elm Grove. al
the annual meeting held yesterday art
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PETROLEUM

| OIL CITY. Pa. Jan. 9.-Crcdit hal
nncca $3.n5: runs S7.7b7: average 1i.5l5;
shipments $3.50: average 1926.
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LOCAL STOCKS

WHEELING, w. Va, Jan. 2, H..
n.IIv nuoIstIon lis. OF the Wheeling STOCK EA
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WHEELING LIVE STOCK

WHEELING, w. Va. Jan. 3, H..
wheeling Live Stock Commission Coz
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

Total shares 6Q6,6UU.
Bonds S7,06S,0n0.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-10
AMERICANS,

Our country is now engaged in the
worlds greatest war; our battle flags
are once more unfurled in the fight
for freedom; our starry bannnr
proudly over the serried COL
umns of those who do and dare for
justice and humanity. Our IONS are
going forth into the hail of shot and
shell that liberty and right shall
reign supreme in all the world; our
daughters as we'll must follow TO cool
the fevered brow and moisten the
parehed lip of those who fall.
June II is Flag Day and all citi-
sens and residents of White Pine
county are urged to show their love
OF the flag by attending the flag
raising exercises at Ely on that day
Turn out one and all and make 1t
the greatest patriotic demonstration
the dear old county has ever e e
City Marshal Enslow will be off
GER of the day and Col. j. A. Dono-
van. his adjutant. A patriotic parade
OF citizens and organizations will
form nj the Courthouse grounds and
march north on Eighth street to Ivy
ons avenue, thence west to Mill
street. thence south to Aultrnan
street, thence east In review to the
courthouse grounds where addresses
will be made by Gov. Emmett D.
BOYLE and other prominent citizens,
with Mayor A. b. Witcher presid-
ing. The parade will start promptly
at 12:45 p. m. and upon its con-
clusion Wig Wag signals will be CIV
en- and the flag hoisted upon the
pole at the point selected therefor.
All fraternal organizations are in
vited to take part. and their secre-
taries are requested to notify Adtu-
tant Donovan their probable turn
out for the parade as soon as posi-
bile. - G0sa~
\ MSthers and all parents are earn
estly requested to cooperate and as
sist Principal Erwine of the high
school and Miss Black. principal of
the Ely public schools in securing
as large a turn out of pupils as pos
sible. Let this be IN object lesson
to inspire them throughout their
lives 10 love and honor our flag and
country
This is no a local matter and every
rue lover Of mankind within the
reach OF this m is called upon
to do his or her bit" to make the
hearts of both old and young beat
faster at the sight of Old Glory
BY order of w. s. ENSLOW, on
Ger of the nay.
Attest: J. A. Donovan. Adjutnat
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L~tter-day Saints Services.

Regular services of the Latter-day
ssints viii be held at 123 Murry
street, as follows: Sunday school at
1855 q. m. Sacrament meeting 1880
.. m.
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Uhr 0lrarrhes
Christian Science Services.

Services of the Christian Science
church will be held this morning at
II o'clock In the Record building.
Wednesday evening meeting 1T
eight O'Clock.
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Methodist Episcopal Church

l. o. o. f. hall. Ely, June 10
Sunday school at $50 a m; preach.
ing service at 1880 a M
At the morning service Mrs. Mack,
ay will sing: BE Still and Know
That | Am God
Sunday evening at 7:30 a Child.
ren's day program will be given by
the Sunday school. and a free viii
offering will be taken for our Stu.
dents Aid fund. The program to be
rendered is the popular College
Bell number.
Public services are held at Ruth
avery thursday evening, ami Sunday
school at 2:30 e.ery Sunday after
noon.
All are cordially welcomed
u LATHAM INGHAM, Pastor.
The Protestant Church of McGill.
Sunday, June 10, 1917.
Sunday School at 10 a. m.
Public worship at 700 D. m.
Sermon topic: What Constitutes
Freedom?
REV. RICHARD T. WILTON,
Pastor.