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The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1917-12-27

Encourage your children to buy war
savings stamps. Neither you or they
will ever regret it.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1917-12-27

Bert Mark is spending the holidays
at the home of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. S. Mark, in st. Paul.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1917-12-27

The Townsend Produce company
will pay you the highest cash market
prices for hides and furs. Bring them
in. 5i-tfc
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1917-12-27
Mo Clue.

did that Englishman drop any.
thiDg?' whispered the political SOY.
NO. replied his assistant, ''nothing
but his h's-'
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1917-12-27

Rudolph Wikeen is here from AL
cester, S. D., for the Christmas holi-
days.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1917-12-27

Minneapolis prices paid for hides
and furs at Hayes old stand. Aller
Hayes. 52-tfc
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1917-12-27

Sam Miller, who is now located at
Anoka, came in for chat on Satur-
day.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1917-12-27

Fat cattle wanted at A. C. Smiths
meat market. 53-3c
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1917-12-27

Mrs. O. B. Randall is spending the
yuletide with relatives in Rochester.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1917-12-27

Stillman Cakes is home from Great
Lakes, ILL.,, on yuletide furlough.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-14

BY i'r;rat" Wire 10 y. T.. MIStcn T. Go.
NEW YORK. Nov. 1%.--E;,;h"r persist
cnt selling III Canadian IHririr and tn.
Marine issues was INDUCED in in to-
days session and the weakness nr thnsr
issues had IL mild depressing effect ON
thc market. EntwirhStanrIiug the "x-
Ircmr dcClinrS in tn" nhnvn mentioned
issues. other portions ni the lis; offered
more Stubbnrn rrilSIaHC" L. selling pres
sure and "uGnurIE,'I ihr tInvirtiun IN
SoIuc quarters that III mot a few drpa RI :
meftS of III" list liquidation seems Ia
have to Il great extent exhausted itself
and III" untav"ratic features in the gem
cral situation 50 much discussed nf late
more or less discounted.
OF course, thu i:uS%ian and Italian sit
uation ar: :: delicate" index. and until
ind ca ions point more runcluSlv"lv 10 "A
turn for tn" better in those sections buy
ing Of 4 NOR" aggressive character will
doubtless h. held in r"Strai int. Owing Ia
the severity Of III" recent decline. and
the low prices 1t which many issues are
now recorded and considering their in
triusiC value. the disposition In rnuS"rv-
ing quarters seems 10 hc that Of tread
ing the buying side ;ls Il less haZa rduus
one than heretofore.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-14
HARRIS. WINTHROP e. Co.

BY Private Wire to A E. Masten & Co.
NEW YORK Nov. 15.-Thc ItaIinu
and Russian news Is being watched very
closely and will doubtless have much &c
do with determining the price tcndcn-
cics III the immediate future. The mar
ket seemed To offer stronger resistauc.
TO selling pressure. and Indications point
TO q firm technical position, at least in
many departments Of the list.
We feel that the accumulation ncces-
sary to form the basis OF 4 major up
ward movement will take several months
to complete and therefore think that on
all sharp rallies stocks will be offered
for sale. especially after the end OF this
month when Steel comes cN-dividen nd
Consequently look for irreGularity with
an upward tendency.
Ben Bryan says: There has Hcen AT
Improvement In the demand for Read.
ing shares. both in character and vol
umc and there Is some tax that much
OF the demand Is for large local bank
ing interest
Illinois Pipe declared dividend OF lC
per cent against previous dividend al
SIC.
American L,nseed declared dividend
Of : per cent on preferred stock.
Atlantic Refining declared regular
and Dec. IS.
Dow ones says:
American Sugar declared regular
regular quarterly dividends OF u, pei
cent On preferred and common stocks
payable January 2. stock cord Deccm,
Der l.
Maxwell Motor declared quarterly div
idcnt Of Il per cent on first preferred
stock. payable January . 10 stock record
December 10.
Dow Jones says:
Chile Copper Co.'S production of ?.05A.
900 pounds in October. was largest for
any single month in history OF company
being an increase of 5.T56.0O0 over Sep
t"mbcr and 335965 over Sl4.o35 turned
out In March. the previous high record
month.
October's production brought outru!
for the ten months nn to l.5j0. IN
pounds. compared with 2G.3G0.T20 turned
out in { rrespondinr period last year. an
increase OF 35;1s".3 $40 pounds.
Canadian Pacific DECLARED regular quar-
tcrly dividend OF 2E per crnt payable
Dccem Der 81. to stock record DcCrmh"r !
.Genrral Cigar Company. inc. DECLARED
regular quarterly dividend Of Sl.7j or
preferred stock. payable December 'c
stock record November -.
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FRESH DISTURBANCE
IN STOCK MARKET

NEW YORK. Nov. i3.-ForriEp con-
aieions brought fresh disturbance to the
stock market today. Further selling
was induced by the British prenier's
:, Paris address and Secretary Bakers
warning that strategic changes in the
conduct Of the war may result from the
Russian revolution.
Added reason for concern was fur-
nished by the weakness OF rails. Cana
dian Pacific falling 81 points TO the
new minimum OF l3oS. and St Paul
making 4 new low record at 30. oot
rallying moderately later.
Trading became listless after the first
hour. III. total Of $4,000 shares being
the iightcst turnover Of recent days
There was a moderate revival of activity
in the LAST hour, but the heavineSs >:
Marine preferred acted as deterrent
to Improvement elsewhere. the list clos
ing with 4 prcponderunce OF losses.
Nothing in the days operations war.
rantcd specific comment. all tho leaders
moving within to point limits
United states St"rl sold un To 9%t: and
down to 9l3>. closing at 9@is. "tt Is
OF n point. other iudUStr!aiS and SPccu'
lative issues generally a"untrl n" I'M
mediate views or C;Lp:iCcS ot the Nrotcs'
Slonal element.
Money: aud foreign "NchanI" markc;
reflected thu apathy II tn" stock list
Time loans w,r. Slightly .aster and Call
money kept in IN" mario" gr""v" OF :" ::
TO / per cent on 4 diminishing inquiry
Remittanc.S TO p.trocraI and i;or'
were UNCHANGED from yesterday rally
Liberty issues Featured The heavy
minimum at a..9I to $3.50. while thr
. aus were fairly active AZ 1886 10 ?92S
Total sales par vai;le) aggregated So
-2o5.00o.
United states bonds tniI issues wsr.
Unbalanced on call.
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RarnaSvilla RriafS.

S. l.. El"yd. IT West Main street. left
Tuesday for viSl; with relatives a.
MnundSvli and B"llair".
Mt and MRS. Ernest Bailey and baby
OF south "f town. haV" G"n" I" Lima
wh"r,. they vii. r'>'dr.
= Mr.. and Mrs John Mrr;hl returned
"a their horne IN Aaron. : tuesday,. aft"i
Il few days risi; wi+h th"ir parents. Mt
and Mrs Thomas MCtiill. "t south ~:
town.
Francis Hubbard ~ IN" Iianlon Paper
Co. ;hiS city. will leave the last Of the
week !or -; Louis. whcrr he will at
tend Il convention "f IN" Paper Dealers
Association.
Miss Minnlr Agar "f cherry street,
friends at Canton
Miss Frrui.r r'i"Iu"nH. "f Columbus.
who has i""ft spending tn" past few
weeks with her cousin. MISS Helen Fow-
Ter. Of West Main street. returned - her
home Munda".
Chief OK polio" VIII Elunklcr. OF this
place. WAS N 81 tIa!rSr:li" IN 'buSI'
ness Monday.
Mrs. G. r Warrick. has returned IN
her humr on West Main street after Il
visit with relatives 1T Narwnnd and
Mrun,lSviIlr MIR. and Mrs. Will Nm
bros. and son and mother. Mrs. N"nT1
Ambrose. Of MnrristUwn, spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. j. {. Miller. OF f.as
South street.
Miss Mary Hutch son. OF South Broad
way. has urrrpi"d I position III the
office nC Krnuard's Garage and will r"'
sumo her duties tn" las: ~ thu week
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Butter, Eggs and Cheese

NEW YORK. Nov. l3.--Buttcr steady;
creamery higher than extras 4'N41 y e:
creamery extras CO.. scorr) 44h.c; ilrsts
IaT44c; seconds 4044lh.c.
r.rgs. irregular. Fresh gathered extras
5lG, 52c: extra llrsts 49Q SOC: lirsts 40"
4Sr: seconds 3aT 43r: state. PrnnSylr'th'
III and nearby western hcnncry whites.
nn.: 10 fancy. '5@ S9c: q" browns '-"'
6Uc
Cheese steady; state fr"sh specials
&c; d. average run 2"W22lr".
Flour unchanged.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-14

NJ a melting in the probate court room
Monday evening plans w"r" mad" for
the raising Of st Glairsrill"'s amount
for the Y. NJ. &. y. army fund. Rev.
Ira T. I.cr7rr WAY elected rs "hairman.
and Judge John G. Nichols as secretary
and treasurer. and judy" ''hnrl"s j.
.vnrh explained tn" purl"S' of III" m""'-
Inr and the great necessity OF the work.
1t was decided to appoint ten teams "t
five members each and each team |"
have a captain. Belmont county IL
asled To give s3i.a00 for tn" Y. NJ. {. y.
and every on" will be asked in the next
few days what amount they will give.
The campaign will clos" next Monday.
The captains and the men in the ten
different teams met again In the proba%A
court room last evening to receive fur
Their instructions for their work.
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CLOSING srocN LETTER.

By Private Wire tn the Finance Go
NEW YORK. Nov. l3.--Th.rc is not
much TO say of to-day's market. II hrlH
it's own with Il few exceptions. General
Motors near tho closing showed signs of
a nervous short interest.
Bethlehcm Steel and Canadian racifi"
were under slight pressure all day. hut
there was no apparent reason in either
Ease.
The rails were steady and bonds show
cd some Improvement. Tn" market ap-
pears to us to hn we'll sold nut with 4
short interest gradually acrumulating
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-14
ST. CLAIRSVILLE
RenJty Deeds Filed.

James II. Copper Ct al !" Ailonl"
NArSala and Sam MarSil" lana IN MAT
tins Ferry: consideration sly.
navih W. coleman ~ al t" John k"Hic
and Frances EovlC. land in Wheeling
township: CONSIDERATION 81.
At \ Sl",iu and wiI" /" William
Shin, and IucilIc Ship". land III BARNES
yilIr. consideration 81.
t:cr SIobr,link and wife 10 John Sto-
h,,vLy land in Mead township: runsId-
Grafton $3nN
Ernnk t'rha nck and VII" 10 John ka-
don,.k land III Ennunck. consideration
81 $50
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-14
CORN RALLIES FROM
PERIOD OF WEAKNESS

CHICAGO. Nov. l3.--FallinG off in
receipts and in notices ot rural consisn-
mcntS did Il good deal today to rally the
corn market from weakness that was as
sucutrd with Wall Street declines. Cora
closed strong. sc 10 IL net higher
with p"cemhcr Sl.2lS Bnd May 5l.lG y
TO Sll'. oats gained t:c 10 lc and
provisions lDc IL SIC.
Bears had tn" advantage in the corn
market until the last hour OF the scs-
sion. Setbacks u values OF securities ri
New York appeared 10 hc Responsible
for much Of tho selling here. but absence
of any Immediate prospect Of st;Isonable
cold weather operated aS something or
an offset
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u,,nnteer work ut Edgwood

Work on the new 1lrr building nj IidE-
wood is going on with great rapidlS'
M the men Of that vicinity are laklhs
great interest in the building M"Sl
az the material is being sccnlcu lF"'n
T.. T. Jones company, ana III" GROUND
was purchased by the hrc company lr",h
,;r,rrr Ehhcrt. More men Will be need
r, ,,,xi Sunday in the volunteer work
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Will Meet,

Tho Needle Work Guild "t 'hr EptSch-
palian church viii Meet ~ :hr nom" OF
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas MrGill. Uc south
Of town, this evening.
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n. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

WHEELING. W. Va. Nov. -. IL.
Furnished The lnteIrSencer by A. z
Masten < Co. iue;ub.rs New :ork Stock
Exchange. National Bank % West Nlr-
Einia building. Wheeling. w. Va Louis
+. Brand. mauager.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-14
Entertained

Miss Stella tnnncT Of Laws street
entertained 4 numhrr "f friends with a
knitting party 1T h"r h"ms. Tuesday
evening.
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

WHEELING, W. Va. Nov. II. IT.
Furnished The lnlclllgenCcr by l.. A
MaStcn Il Co. members Sew York Stock
Exchange. National Bank OF West Eir-
ginia building. Wheeling. w. "a. Louis
r. Brand. manager.
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WHEELING. W. Va. Nov. II. ~.
Furnished The Intelligencer by f. A.
Masten & Co. members New York Stock
Exchange. National Bank OF West Eir-
xinin building. Wheeling. W. Va. Louis
F. Brand. manager.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-14

TOLEDO. Nov l2.--Whcat cash III.
clnvcrsccd. prime cash. old, l6@':
new 1880; December 1925; January 1G23:
February 1920: March 1902.
.Nsike. prime cash. 1885; December
1885,: February 1865.
Timothy. prime cash. old $50: now
49,; December Sos: March $50.
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Curb Mining Stocks.
NEW YORK CURB MARKET

WHEELING, W. Va. Nov. Is. II.
Furnished The Intellikcncer BY A. z
Masten & Co. members New York Stock
Exchange. National Bank Of West Fir-
GINA building Wheeling. W Va Louis
= Rrand ,nalaRcr.
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Standard Oil Subsidiary Stock

WHEELING. w. Va. Nov. II. II.
Furnished Tn" lntrlllgencer by +. A
Mast-n 4 Co. members New York Stock
Exchange. National tank Of West Fir-
ginia building Wheeling. w. Va. Louis
T. NE:IuI In:iElxec.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-14
CLLbs Party.

Tho Senior class Of high S"hoo! VII
give class party in IN" assembly room
Friday evening. y committee has beer
appointed Ia arrang" entertainments FOL
the evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-14
BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

WHEELING, ". Va. Nov. 10. II.
Furnished The Intelllgencer by Z. A.
Maatcn & Co. members New York Stock
Exchange. National Bank OF West Vir-
yinia building. Wheeling. W. Va. Louis
E Brand. manager.
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for subscriptions to he school paper.
So far the junior class leads. inc paper
will be on sale next week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-14

Tho Mnman's Foreign Missionary So
cie,v nr the First ". f.. church OF Elm
Grove will meet ut the home Of Mrs. Al
fred winters totiuy at +. NJ. full at
tendance OF mcmhers requested.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-14
r. d. II, s. Notes

Triadrlphin District High school has
ma,ic quito Grange In the domestic
sc;cncc room. A large partition has
been removed which made the room
much brighter.
3 contest Is being held at tho school
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-14
LOCAL STOCKS

WHEELING, w. Va. Nov. u. II.
Daily quotation list OF the Whe<aing Stock M
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BANK CLEARlNGS

Totals :....s7.6lo.ooS.s5 $3.50. 46s.6 S
.l29629.27.
Averase-S691.S 21.1S.
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PETROLEUM

on. CITY. Ia. Nov. 13--Trcd't bal
nnc-s $3.50. Runs An.5ll: averag" 3a.tS".
SHIPMENTS 50.l40: average 44.23G.
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river news

Thu: POO, at the local wharf bias been
stationary al 5 feet for several days.
Heavy fugS arc interfering somewhat
with the schedule. but most Of the boats
ara running close to their schedule
time.
Tho Ruth left the local wharf al
500 yesterday morning fo.ng TO Pitts
hurE. and Will ga past some time this
evening an her return tip TO Long
Enttunl.
Tho Liberty left last evening al 800
o'clock for New Matamorils with 4 mix
I'd cargo
'rhc Milton. which has been tied up ~
the ldcal wharf for repairs since las,
Friday. will leave at ] 80 this morning
for New Matamnras. She suffered the
loEs of her chain for the second time
this season.
Tho uppel poolrG McAechen dam
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-14
SUGAR

SUGAR
NEW YORK. Nov. l3.-The sugar
trade is sim waiting the outcome OF th'
controversy in regard To the price Tor
next years Cuban crop. No new tca-
lures were reported in the market to-
day and prices fer raWS were unchanE-
rd nj 7-Sr cost and freight. equal l"
! 6 90 for centrifugal md So for lnolaS-
srs with no sales reported.
| In refined. prices are unchanged At
iS3a for fine granulatcd with only few
Of the rclincrS taking orders and then
only IN n very limited way. while some
we're ont Of the market entirely
CHICAGO, Nov. I3.--HoEs. receipts
"A. 400: strong Bulk sl7.9ITl7 20: light
! SIG, goal CO: mixed $l6?n@l7 70;
heavy $lG.9nMl7 20: rough sl6.s"%
IN 10: pigs $l:.j5hII7 ~.
Cattle. receipts l5.O0n: SI"nhE. Native
steers SG.N5GilG 81: western steers Sa.S"
nj II 40: stuckrrs and feeders 500" N
III ~: cows AMI h"if"rs st.3oW II IT,;
calves SG.TIml% -.
SHEEP. ,rrcrip,s $4,000; *tcad". Wcih-
crs $S.700l - So ewes $50" II %;
lambs $l2.up<rl6 c..
PITTSRl'RGH. My. lS.-'ar,i"
steady: supply light. Choice Sl.IuN
l. 80: rrimr Sl@.l5Ml IL ~.
| sheep &i"ady: supply light. Prime
w..ih-rS $ll.:;"i /! -: Gull and common
s. nun 90; lambs $l..roM IL 40; veal
calves si4.0nMlI 20.
! Hogs steady: receipts II double decks.
Prime hrnvi".s SI7.75hl7 s.: mediums
;$lT .GumI1 d.: hcnvy workers. SlI.'oM
~ Co: light workers. $tb.i"" W: pigs
m
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0UT-IKt-7IKE
Glee Climb Of T. D. Il. S.

Glee Climb OF T. D. a. S.
The .l". club ~ Trindtlphia prStr'rt
High school will max" ITS first appear
sncr in public This season IN ThurSdHE
evening" when II viii sing ~ III" FARM
nrS' institute. which viii h" held in the
Emitted Presbyterian church III E"n"y
Point The organization mud" Huf" n
hit las; year. and IS expected 1" prove
n hir success this season. The young
rcnplr met yesterday afternoon IN the
Iruditnrium nr the school for their week
IL practirr Til" orchestra "f the
grade srhnuls met yesterday Afternoon
for tho prnrti".' with Mis-; less M"iiTau-
ahnn. district supervisor Of music. IN
charge.
The Farmers institute" which VIII ''
hold hrth ThurS,!Hy and Friday IS on"
If tn" biggest events "t it, Kind Held
In lhIs s"ctinn.
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GAINESVILLE
Tourist Club.

BAKNESVlLLE. D.. Nov 1.-THE
Tourist Club viii meet Friday after
noon with Mrs. o. T.. Norris. at her home
on North Chestnut strr"!. The follow
ing program will b" given:
Roll Call ...... Iaur" Au"rdhi rs
Customs and Conditions OF IN" t"lo-
MICS Mrs. DnrcaS Murphy
American Aburlg ines ...................
Mrs. y. Q. Sheppard
nvrrSatinn--Thc Lost Colony If the
Roanoke.
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Marriage Licen ses.
NJ g. A Organization.

rlar.nr" Edward Duffy. age "a. an,
Nary Zuh"k. ago Is, both Of hammock.
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Held Meeting.

4 called meeting Of tn" Clara Glover
EuchHnnn Missionary Society "i the
Presbyterian church was held IN tho
church parlor Monday evening Cor tn"
purpose Of lr;tnsacting SOM" special
business.
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tendance OF mcmhers requested.
ST. yincent'S Dramatic club Of Elm
Grove will present Il tour-act coined!
drama on Wednesday and Thursday eve
nings. November list and 22nd. al 81
Ninccnt's School Hall
This play is strong and romantic
love story. entitled because Love
You" staged in Old Virginia. and should
prove interesting to all who attend tho
per Torrance.
1t is given under the direction OF Mr.
w. Il. Tucker. Of Wheeling. who has
Goa chcd other plays for this dramatic
society and no effort will he spared tc
max" this play as successful as former
ones.
The cas-, Of characters is rs follows
Imor,n" C0urtlcigh--Wilful. waywarc
and wealthy. Regina Currcn.
Gingcr---A GYPSY waif--Clementinc
Fitzpatrirk.
Nance Tysnn--n"r supposed Mother
Mrs. John WiSSrll.
Mary Currcn
Horace Vernon. An artist. and acci-
dcntally II married man--Wilt!Am Do
Ian.
pink potts---Ilis chum. and incidental
.ly in love with Gingcr--lGdwaru Koch
Ter.
Ira Observation-Disclosures guardian
William Altman.
Buck Tysnn--A gypsy tinker-Henry
IIctrr.
Elmer Van Sittcrl. an AHGlomanlac
Sew Yorker. John WisScll.
Ma ur Duny--t'uunty Clerk and con-
rrdrratr Nrirran---.JoS. J. Wagner.
SGui,- Hlrlry--a SirSinian Landlord
It has. - Carroll.
I.ig"--A gentleman nf cnlor--Joscph
Wrisk irrhrr.
SYNOPSIS or SCENES
A., /. III" "r;corgf Washington" 4
county tavern in old Virginia. An
impromptu wedding.
Act =. Lovers Leap. \ blue mountain
prrripirr. \ daring rescue.
Act; . The CuurtlciEh Place. nlanta-
,l"n mansion. y w"man's folly.
Act 4 Th,. mountain studio. punt
rr's paradise An affair Of honor.
Car Into Ditch
Will" returning from Wheeling yes
tcrday afternoon mt $50 o'clock. a Buick
Point. damn ging the machine u small
extent Tho driver OF the machine wns
unknown. and was from pcnnSylTania.
The machine was finally brought back
onto the pike and the driver proceeded
On his WAY.
Pike Personals and Briefs
C;ru. Clemens If Dallas. was 1T War
w.rpu on business yesterday.
Robert ThriSs il confined tn his home
in Fulton. by illness
james 3irkctt Of Elm Grove. has
moved 10 hia new home ut the IS
Fridge.
Mrs. Louis Herb VI Echo FONT is out.
otter Il severe illness.
j w. Grimes leaves for Il trip In I'll"
south lie will occupy his new home
al Elm Grove un his return.
MIR Rumble Of Echo Point. Is build
INK a new garaE" in the rear of his
home.
Mr. 1.awrcnr" Henderson OF Cool
Hr""1r. MAS iii EdEwond On business.
yesterday.
Frank Whi,,on Of Chicago. is visiting
friends at Fulton.
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To Have Initiation.

Tho Alpha ri fraternity will have AT
Initiation followed by 4 smoh"r IN tn"
fraternity. house on East Main street
Thursday evening.
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Club Meeting.

The Mairuns Sewing club was "n'"r-
tanned Tuesday evening ny Mrs. 'lFde
Anderson at her home an clifton street.
Fancy work WAS the diversion Of the
evening.
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The Pittsburgh and Wheeling Coal
,nrnranv. with n mine located At Echo
Point. hns raised now nag pole. II Is
n great height and can be- sccn IRON
any puint Of EdEwood II is panied
white, with very large brass bali on
the tor OF It. In few DAYS piH
Glory" will No seen floating from thl3
lofty DUInt.
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New York Cotton Market

Total shares 5nS.hno.
Bonds SAGA 600
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pnnate to Red Cross

Donate to Red CROSS
\ rumriI.r" from 81. MichariN l'hrlHh
risilsd tn. Ped cross. headquarters III
Wheeling Yesterday with Il liv" dollar
,Ioun;Irp Tho Crmlhittc" was COM
nosc,I nr Mrs Fred King. Mrs. Albert
SCharr. Mrs. Louis Hrahl. MIS-. otto
Ernnmrth. and MrH, Olivia HoEl who is
also treasurer.
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Central Glsks xorSs-Trans:cr books close Nov -
? lsroat cash dividend. payable ucc- l.
Evening star., 1917-09-29

western hennery whites. fine to fancy
58a60; state, Pennsylvania and nearby
hennery browns, 48a50.
Cheese Firm: receipts, 2.bbS boxes
state fresh specials. 26A a26 II; do. av-
erage run. ASK a26.
Poultry-Live, firm; fowls, 80; chick
ems and turkeys. unchanged; dressed
steady; prices unchanged.