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The Lamar register., 1917-04-04

views and, withal, has exercised a
deal of good sense in what she be-
lieves the public should know in re-
gard to her intentions as a legislator
and in withholding other information
which she doesn't consider timely for
publication.
The natural but not obtrusive cur
iosity of the public in our new femi-
nine law giver is expressed in the
Birmingham Age-Herald which has
evidently not seen the recent notices
of her activities: "Of course, it's
none Of our business, but what in the
meantime has become of Congress-
woman Rankin ?" The Toledo Blade
thinks that another reason for call
ing congress into extra session is to
learn as soon as possible how Jeanette
Rankin will act in her new position" !"
and referring to the demand by the
magazines for something from her
pen, says that since her election she
has been making two checks grow
where only one grew before"
While the Montana lady is willing
to elaborate her purposes end opin-
ions with her own pen she is desig-
mated a remarkable woman" by the
Des Moines Register because "she re-
fuses to give out any statements to
the reporters" procedure varying
widely from the custom of congress
men; and the Birmingham Age-Herald
The Lamar register., 1917-04-04
Bond Election

The directors of the big Wiley
Drainage District have issued a call
for a bond election to be held April
3Oth to vote on the proposition of
issuing $4,000 worth of bonds to
construct the system of drainage ca
mails necessary to redeem and save
1900 acres of land under the Fort
Lyon canal in the Big Bend and
Wiley districts that have been grad
ually going to seep in the past few
years. The big success of the May
Valley district proves that these lands
will be worth at least 500 per acre
as soon as drained, so the work will
pay for itself many times over.
The Lamar register., 1917-04-04
New Farm Loan Association

Yesterday a number Of farmers un-
der the irrigation systems around La
mar met at the office of Geo. R. Will
son in the Silver block and formed
the organization for a local farm
loan association to be comprised en-
tirely of the high class irrigated farm
lands, the best security outdoors or
in for that matter. There was a
large attendance, and a temporary
organization was formed with the fol-
lowing officers: d. c. Lamson, presi-
dent; J. T. Kountz, vice-pres.; Geo.
r. Wilson, secretary and treasurer;
and W. A. Mcpherson and B. F.
Lamle as the other directors. This
association will when the organization
is completed be in position to offer
the Wichita federal loan bank the
best line of loan security it will have,
and its permanent organization will
be a matter of little delay.
The Lamar register., 1917-04-04
LAMAR'S TRAFFIC
Results of Yambas Six Day Test
Show Surprising Results

The officers of tho Y. NJ. B. A.
have just completed a traffic census
for the four roads into Lamar for a
six day period and the result is a
surprise even to the most enthusiastic
Lamar boosters. For that period a
total Of 6303 vehicles having 12,200
passengers passed over the four La
mar roads. The big north road traf-
fic accounted for almost half, there
having been 1854 vehicles of all
kinds and 5939 people passed over that
road. The south, east and west road
showed almost an equal division of
the remaining half of the traffic.
These figures are far beyond what
anyone in our city believed they
would be and show that an average of
two thousand visitors are on the
streets of Lamar daily, even this early
in the year before the big tourist
travel begins. In two months time
the outsiders on our streets will out
number the home people every day.
The Lamar register., 1917-04-04

those permanent in our annals. Miss
Rankin has already been pictured by
word and by portrait in our public
prints and her pleasing lincaments
are familiar to most readers; she has
been interviewed and has contributed
over her own signature certain en-
Tightening articles making clear her
The Lamar register., 1917-04-04

remarks: Representative Rankin
has demonstrated that she knows how
to keep inquisitive reporters at bay.
Representative Rankin will be able to
take care of herself in Washington.
The Houston Post, democratic, looks
hopefully toward the vote to be cast
by the new congresswoman and ad-
vises "the republicans of the Sixty
fifth house not to be sure Of controll-
ing the Hon. Jennie Rankin by any
caucus hold" The Wichita Beacon
indulges in a little persiflage at the
expense of congress and says, "Since
it has become known that Miss Rankin
is Charlie Chaplin fan it is certain
she will enjoy congress-" The Los
Angeles Times fearsomely conjures up
contingency that may give us pause.
1t says, Suppose Miss Jenaette Ran
kin should marry during her term,
could she legally change her name .?
And if she did, could she hold her
job? Here is poser for the country
debating societies."
The Lamar register., 1917-04-04

Drs. Brady and Beggs, who have
been associated together as veterin-
AIRY surgeons for the past year, have
dissolved partnership. DR.. T. H.
Brady, the expert veterinarian, will
continue in the business at the old
stand. The Doctor has long been
known here as a high class veterinary
surgeon and his many friends will be
glad he is to remain.
The Lamar register., 1917-04-04
Our Own Literary Digest

On the eve of the opening Of con-
gress probably the greatest personal
interest centers in Miss Jeanette Ran
kin, "the lady from Montana" whose
election to our chief legislative body
marks an epoch in our history, and
whose name is certain to be one of
The Lamar register., 1917-04-04
Spring Suits

A. Pultz, the Palace Clothier, offers
special inducements this week to the
public to purchase his new spring
line of mems and boys suits, the
highest class line ever brought to La
mar.
The Lamar register., 1917-04-04
Big Line of New Shoes

The largest and most stylish line
Of shoes which has ever been on sale
in eastern Colorado can now be seen
at the big W. ]. Johnston Mere. Co.
store. The shoes are right anad so
the the prices. You can't afford to
miss them.
The Lamar register., 1917-04-04

Boston Evening Transcript-The dif-
ference between the Adamson law and
the American people is that one of
them is upheld and the other is held
up.
The Lamar register., 1917-04-04
THE HOME OF
ROYAL TAILORS
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR

We have bought muslin garments at
the old prices and are pricing Com
bination Suits, Drawers, Corset Cow
ers, ETC., at very low prices. BUY
early while the picking is good"
The Lamar register., 1917-04-04
EASTER WAIST SPECIALS

The most beautiful line of Waists
shown in our city. All new styles
and patterns in voiles, crepes. organ
dies and crepe de chine.
Easter Prices S1.39 to $3.50
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-08-18
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

OFFICE COMMISSIONERS ID. c., Wash
ington. July Slst. 1911: Notice Il hereby
Of Columbia intend TO make the following
named improvements which are. in their
Judgment, necessary for the public health,
safety and comfort. Assessments for enc
half OF the cost II the same viii be made as
provided In public act No. III. approved Au-
gust the It'll, 1884. All persons interested IN
the proposed work are notified that the Com
ulissioners VIII give public hearing at the
District Building on "wednesday, August the
Ind. ISL. a ten o'clock a. n. IN the Board
all persons who may desire to object thereto:
Northwest Section:
Set new granite curb on both sides OF 18th
street n. W.. from P TO Q streets. At an es-
tiniated cost OF H.50o.o0. to be assessed
agaInst all lots in squares I35 and l5s ahut-
ting said work. Both sides OF VIRGINIA Ave
ssth street at estimated cost OF 81, 10 90 to
be assessed against all lots IN squares IS and
south OF Il. abutting said work. The north
side OF Virginia Avenue from G street to
New Hampshire Avenue at an estimated cost
Of $4,000, TO be assessed against all lots IN
SQUARE 81 AUDITING the aid work.
block. or concrete: Alleys in square S5i6 at
an estimated cost OF q .5ss 90. Five foot un-
Improved alley In square $50 at an estimated
cost Of S2ss. Alleys IN square 1Ts7 at an es-
timated cost Of s, SIS. Alley In square iIsS
At an estimated cost Of -. so. Alley In square
is1O at an estimated cost OF s1,257. Alley IN
square l22l at an estimated cost OF An. Alley
IN square l2Z7 at an estimated cost Of sIsi
Ten foot Gnimproved alley in square 3ssi at
an estimated cost Of Sssl. Alley in square
3cs3 at an estimated cost OF ti,TST. Alley IN
square 324l at an estimated cost Of $685. Alley
IN square 2723 at an estimated cost OF 81 06s
Unpaved alley In square JOS At an estimated
cost OF s.. i94.
Northeast Section:
Lay cement sidewalk on the east side Of LIST
street N. E.. from East Capitol to b street
at an estimated cost Of 81 $50. to b assessed
against all lots In squares I2s and rs. abut-
ting said work.
Pave alleys with vitrihed or asphalt block
or concrete: Unpaved alley in square ISL at
an estimated cost OF S1s2. Alley I'm square
S.ssl at an estimated cost Of ts.s7G
Southeast Section:
Pave alleys with vitrihed or asphalt block
or concrete: Alleys In square 1851 at
TINA ted cost Of s. 80.
Southwest Section:
Pave alleys with vitrihed or asphalt block
or concrete: Alley In square 5SD 1t an
tiniated cost OF s., a.. Alley IN square az ~
Low, JOHN c. d. KNIGHT. Commission
ers. d. {.
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COLONIAL BEACH PROPERTY

FOUR-ROOM furnished cottage. Colonial
Beach, water front, water. two porches, 50
week. s45 Eye st. s. w. Apart ?. MRS
RONDEN. Il
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

LETTERS typewriter. filled in, addressed
copied or multigraphed at prices much lower
than you get downtown; we have the expert
encs and facilities to get out promptly from
to 70, co 900 letters. GIVE US q chance to
ngure for you. Quick Service Letter Shop,
It28 u NV, N, ll1o ls
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COOK-To do washing and ironing: stay
nights for two weeks. 1874 Newton IT. NV.
-CHAMBERMAID-C olored. at once. Apply
Lincoln Hotel, 10Th and II SITS. N w.
EARLY CLEANER-Apply Housekeeper, ST
JAMES HOTEL: white
GIRLs-Two. for kitchen work at ses Indiana
ave. n. W.
MILLINERY GIRLS wanted at once
VIENNA HAT FACTORY, as 18th st. n.
W
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FOR RENT-0FFlCES
For RENT-STORES
Unfurnished.

STORE AND DWELLING,
DOWNTOWN.
5o6 Pa ave. N. w. desirable store and
dwelling upstairs. Storfroom recently remod-
eled- Modern show widow. Rent very ren-
Sonahle. B. =. SAUL CO., s5t n. Y. ave
N. W. Main III.
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p OFFICE observation-disclosures preferred
must be fast writer. BOX 5os, Times Of
Hco
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FOR SALE-LOTS

FOR sALE-Two desirable lots, Sox147 feet Al
Hyattsville: handy to electric line and rail-
road. HULL & MAGERS. Hollis Law bldg.
RaltImore
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WANTED-R00M AND BOARD

ROOM AND BOARD In private adult family
by clean. quiet young man: early breakfast
rough washing Included: permanent BOX
SIS, Times office.
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FOR RENT-aARAGES
RENT. SALE OR EXCHANGE

REAR i3iS N 81. n. W.
Garage for rept.
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FIVE YOUNG MEN desire living accommO-
dations: permanent give full particulars.
JOHN G. HEFFERNAN. l512 L st. N. W. Il
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SPIRITUALlSM

MRS. MAMIE STEVES sNR FBE1IS
Readings daily: seances Tues. & Thurs. ewes.
4 D m; Fri D. m. L. 3Ols. 3l5 n. J. ave. Sc
MRS. ROTH iO rai95 st n R.N w, sPi 5n'
seanoes Tues. and Thurs. Near 18th St cars.
Mrs. BROWNELL SSIs,TySyaH En-; TT s1.,
present. future: gives names advice on busls
ness lawsuits. love. home. separafi0nA
change. health. etc. ss I 1t. N. W.
MRS. H. N. NOLAN HRBIIrT
Readings daily; spiritual services Sunday and
Thurs. ewes. 126 6th 81. n. E. Bet. O and II.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-08-18
BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS
Second Hand Clothing.

about the increased cost Of suits generally
prevailing except here? We look TO Il to
buy value for our cash, and II Is passed to
you: see the new uncalled-fOr stock; big value
at IS up. JUSTH's OLD STAND. GID D. l
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-08-18

FOR RENT. BALE OR EXCHANGE-Ths
Crosby Hotel or Boarding House property,
corner ID and @ SITS. NV, Washington, d. C.:
consisting OF about hfty-two (Se) rooms-new
heating plant: newly papered. painted. plas-
tered, FIRE escapes, etc
FOR RENT-Three (3) diminished store
rooms; 22-44-4s ID 81. NV. VIII be finished to
suit tenants. Phone North Isl, or WTits W.
H. WAND. HaEarltoEn. Nd.
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FOR SALE-H0USES
SUBURBAN PROPERTY
For Sale.

For Sale.
ST. Emo. VA.-Nice 7-room. hath dwelling,
town water, electric lights. concrete cellar
fenced yard. concrete walk to cars, Is min
utes' to center OF city. q SO: easy terms C.
A. n VOLS, Owner, 1901 H st. ". W.
Phone ss45.
NICE 4ROOM DWELLING. large shady
yard and garden, near car line, scent fars
IL so; easy terms c. A. IL. WELLS, OwnsF
1101 II 81. ". w. Phone ssf5.
LOTS OR ACRES
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
IN SOUTHEAST SUBURBS.
r. +. BRADBURY, 222S Pa. ave. S. E. L. 21s9
TAKE H ST. CARS to District line 10 IN
spect 4-room house: large yard and garden.
Pleasant. Nd Phone Warning Main 7lo3. !
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LABORERS-Colored; for iron
shop. Apply 5th and V streets
northeast.
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HELP WANTED-MALE

Z LABORERS-Colored; for iron
shop. Apply 5th and V streets
northeast.
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room: one or two gentlemen Phone Col
2tI5.
K ST. N. W, IEiS-lI.6-NiceIy furnished large
front and back pArlor: also other large ana
Grnall rooms.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-06
UPWARD TREND
IN STOCK MART

NEW YORK March J.-E.Xccpt for
the ftSt half hour when lower prices
indicated disappointment AZ the failure
Of congress - adopt the administration
measures. especially thc armed neutral
ity bill. today'S market continued its
howard movement OF last Saturday.
Trading was broad aid active. the IarS-
est IN fact Of am session Tor several
weeks dealings slackeEi"S Only during
the noon hou-. when attention was oil.
rected 10 the Presidents Inaugural!
speech.
Stc-i and iron shares. munitions and
equipments. ShlppingS and coppcrS iE-
ured importantly in the days operations.
United States Steel. which contributed
no less than 20 p.r cent 70 the day
business. registered au extreme gain "t
% points at HOS. bethlehem Steel is
weeks setback. the old shares rising
81. to l40. with So for the new iSSus
at 1864 and 81, FOR the Subscription
rights at lah2.
Advances N these stocks were az
companied by circums,aniial 'raniorS
that large orders a:c Soo0 TO be placed
by the hor;s government.
Rats manifested al ~ th:'E '"c'H'
letharSy during the forenoon. represent
tative stocks failing - follow the Seh-
eral trend Mutii the unal h"uE Wh'n II
regular rallies froui loves; Levels "eSS
made Total sales aggregated H'o.eV"
shares. .
aforementioned bonds were COMPARE
,iv,iy u,lint and unchanged. Total sales
(par yalu.) amounted to $l.IS3.""Q.
Government bonds remained aPil"t1iE
unafturCt!.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-06
TICKER TALK

General Fire ProotnS Co.. declared
regular Quarterly dividends OF ~ pr
cent on preferred and ~ PER SsmJ i, On
common stocks both payable April
TO stock record March 20. ,,
regular quarterly dividend OF y per
cent on preferred stock: payable April
&c stc... record March IN.
Manhattan Railway Co. declared re-
tNnriI > tn. stock regard March -.
While Motors declared regular quart
erlr dividend of 81 per share. paEapie
March, 81 to stock record March Il.
Chino shows l".S0p.0p0 earned IN 1910
or l4Al per share.
NIidvale Steel reports for year ended
December 81. shows working assets OK
SSO.665.634 and earnings of Slb.lO per
share on 500. DOT. 900 capital stock.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-06
CLOSING STOCK LETTER

lSy private wire 10 Finance co..
NEW YORK. March 5.--The news ms
morning WAS such that most Of the tr't'-
ers expected L lower level. but after tn:
frs, few minutes prices hrmcd ur ana
under the leadership of the c"pp"rS anu
Steel quiet an advance was scored inc
market had been 50 we'll iiuuidatHd 49,
pccially III weak accounts that noderat"
buying hm! i telling effect. rara'hES
nv the rnrp.r ,,,.npauicS and steel cor
uora,iu- arr. l1rg" ;t,n. thsS" stocks arr
probably tn. safest "" ha|". in cas-
Of :, severe c..rijn.. holders at ms
group could ;e"! well assured that tho
would r.turu - higher l"v.ls OH their
n;s ritS. ;,
This far, iuChicrS many t" take hold
and push them Up.
Higher prices are likely tomorrow un-
less ;hrr" Is. uutavorah!" developments
over night.
(E'rrm Harris Winthrop \ Coz
LOGAN g. BRYAN's GRAIN LETTER
(By privat" w.r': 20 \. l.. AlaSt"n " COP
CHICAIiO.' March I.-Wheat-Corn-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-06
GERMAN FINANCES.

EERLiN. via London. Mar. Til"
statement Of the Imperial ialli of Ger
many. ISSUED February -. shows the
following changes:
Total coin and bullion increased
1.n64 .noh marks.
cold increased l.43S. 600 marks.
Treasury notes decreased 21.I33. coo.
Notes Of other banks decreased I.i6%.-
GDn.
RillS discounted Increased +S2. .0nn.
Advances Increased 81 I.uuU.
investments decreased - 400.
other S,'rarI,i"S decreased 81. i@4.nNn.
Notes in circulation Increased 80.
S@N.Onn.
deposits Increased 1fl.731. 900.
Other liabilities increased a3.Nn7 .nn0.
Total gold holdings. 5""T.3l .ug0
marks
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MONEY.

NEW YORK. Mar. --.McrrHut!Ic paper
I6i4I. per cent. sterling. iu-daE bills.
SAL: commercial iu-r!Hy bills IN banks.
SAIL: commercial Gn-day bills. $i.I03+
demand. $L75;S cables. $40 80.
Francs. demand. SIS" y; CnhIrS. $'.Hi :.
Marks. demand. 6SI,r: cables. 6>4>c.
krrnrn. demand. III: cables. llla.
Guilhrrs. drmaud. AN"sr: cables. 40i2c.
I.irrS. demand. $50: cables. SIS. RAJ
hIcs. demand "7",c; cables 20 -. Mex
lean dollars. $40.
Government bonds firm.
RniIruad bonds steady.
Time loans. steady: ~ aud ga days.
80: al per cent: six months. ! ~ per
cent. GAIL money, St"ady; high, -. per-
cent: low. -, G'r cent: ruling rate. : q!
per cent: luHst loan a.. per cent.
closing bid. -, per cent; offered AT 2,-
prr cent.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-06
PEENSYLVANIn'S REPORT

NEW YORK. March 5.~-Th" state
m.ul Of tho I'"nnsylVamin Railroad COM
puuy. for l9'G, issued today. shows an
irrr, a&, in operating revenue of $"N.-
30! I'd for the "niir" system Oyer III"
previous year. with an inrrraS" of So.
40, Ing III railway operating expenses
having a net iurr"nS" Of $50. 9i%.%l7
from railway operations.
Th" roads lines east Of Pittsburgh
ami returns un Investments in other
prrIrrt!.S brought = net income Of S1@,-
91fJOi
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-06
METAL.

NEW YORK, March 5.--Thr metal "X-
chang" quotes lead first $9.50m!.SI:
sprlr"r firm; spot East st. Louis drlIV-
crylu", mlic. At London lead -" los:
&p"ltcr a..
nearby nominal: SECOND quarter So. 90 q.
~ no: third quarter I%l.nnh! a".Hu.
Iron steady; So. u"rih"ru'f $3i.n0h
80. 90; 80 SIS. Il %i.1n: 10. ! southern
$50 son 20: 40. =. $3nnnN 400.
Metal cXrhang" quotes lin strong spot
$500.
At London spot copper il%?: futures
tf3i los: rlrrtr"lylir ilii; spot tin goo
is: futures zoo IS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-06

FusicriA Glass Cu-TranSfcr backs closo Jan. -
for rrr rent cash dividend. Tayah. Feb ]. Trans
fer books close March Tor cAtra li2 per
cen. diydrnh. payable March II,
Wheeling Mold & FLr. tn-w pref Transfer hooks
close March u. for Per cent quarterly cash divi-
rnd. PAYABLE April l. tn the new issue Of preferred
stock
laEclla Iron Works pt"f.--Transfer books closs
March IS. for . yer cash dividend. payable
March II.
I.aIIcllc Iron Works com.rcn-Tansfer bn'ks close
March IL. fur regular per cent dividend. and
an extra per cent PAYABLE March 81.
whltakrr C;lrssncr common Transfer books close
March % Tor : per cent cash dividend payable
April ..
Wheeling S,rc, & Iron tO.--Transicr books close
Marrh l.. Tor . per cent cash Dividend payable
April >.
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personals and Briefs.

Mrs kutI" RrNdlEun FhS frIErnrU
from a visit to EIyria. ohio.
Miss Had Pool is confined TO hci
h"lI'r with iaSrirr".
Fret. l. T.: Evans has returned from
NanS;i$ city. where h" WAS attending a.:
,ducat iOnal convent ion.
Robert Riddle is suffering with Ia
grippe.
Mildred Webb is recovering from m
attack Of chickcnroN.
Miss l'h"n" S'"ylr has returned iron.
4 Trim To- \rW York.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-06
Great Increase Scored
In Whee|ing'S CIearings

4 great incrras" WAS scored on Mon
day in Wheclings banking clcarins%.
the total for III" day being $50 -
as compared with S5ll3il.i 10 FOR lh''
sam" day last March. Il gain "i H"l4'
l71.%2 ur els per cent
For M. month 10 date. four hahkliE
days. the cl"urings have reached -.
AIS. 567.Sl. compared with SlH8',?''.N-'
Il gain of $5SS.5G7.99. or go per cent
The figures follow:
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LoNd,s STATEMENT

CHAELESTO5,. w. Va. March Be-
fur. retiring fSum the office of state
treasurer. T.. T.. Long made public a
statement OF thr states financial cnnd1-
ton. Tho tniar money i'll all fur Is
$4.S53.o0o TIL. money on hand but be,
longing 10 coup i"s. municipalities anu
districts, is ON,., $3.442OOO.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-06
Sowing Club Meeting.

Yesterday evening. at her home on
Nineteenth street. Miss Hazel Flood en-
t"rtnInrd tn, sewing club If which she
is Il member in 4 most attractive mar
nrr. Sewing furnished tho evenings
PLEASURE. and 1T al appointed hour the
guests enjoyed n delicious lunch""n
served in the dining room, which was
very pretty IN it's yellow and white deco
raj tons.
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WARWOOD
board of Education to Meet.

On Thursday evening ut 7:45 o'clock.
the Board Of Education will meet in the
Center Warwoud school house, when the
matter of constructing The now audi
forum in connection with the hlSh
school will b. taken M.
Contractor s. y. X. Burton. and Archi-
toct T.. i. FranZh"im will confer WITH
thu. board relative 10 The above mcH-
toned matter.
The board greatly desires the work
on tn, new building hurried through as
soon as possible. with til" coming of
good weather. which will be one of the
issues OF tho meeting.
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HOG RECORD BROKEN

PITTSBl'RGF March 5.-All records
for hog prices were broken at the HEIRS
Island stock y. rds here today when
sales were mnit ut $40 hundred
weight. The r.: ard price OF s14 estab
lisE"d during ttn Civil War WAS cQuall-
ed last SATURDAY.,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-06
Street Cars Delayed.

: ON account Of the heavy SNOW storm
Warw"od has experienced the past twC
days street car service WAS badly de-
laycd yesterday forenoon. y force 81
: men were ut work. together with the
; sweeper. and tn" usual schedule was re-
, sUmrd during tn" AFTERNOON and even
! I;
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-06
Club 20 organize,

ON Thursday evening. in'.hc ChriStian
church, a number of young mcn VIII
hold II mccring for Ill" rurpos" OF nr-
raniain;; and selecting II name by when
their club will he known. The initial
meeting WAS held ri the home Of Cecil
N0nigomrry las, week