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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-16
Censor Creel Monumental Farce
and Work Far From Satisfactory


officials like limelight. and when
they pull off something they want the
public to know II. so they give 1t out.
regardless of whether it is colored. or
REGARDLESS of whether It is OF value 10
the enemy.
| have my own ideas about Mr..
Creel. He is n good magazine writer.
! have read some of his articles In
the past and liked them. He doesn't
stand very high out in Kansas City.
where he is perhaps best known, but
he has n trenchant pen. and keen.
analytical mind-ard an abundance
of ina eination. He smagined he saw
a perlscope and oil floating on the
surface when The submarines attacked
the Pershing expedition ''in force"
1t requires some Imagination to see
fuel oil and periscopes eff the coast
OF France while sitting in the depart
ment Of wise" In Washington.
IL a Piece OF Pie.
He is perhaps better identified MS
being in charge of the Democrat cam
paign last fall. He dill good work
Tor the party and for Mr.. Wilson. He
wrote the satire about .he millionaire
wumcn's special. and coined the
phrase. "He kept us OUT Of war"
Doing good work. and the president
following Jackson's policy OF ito the
victor belongs the spoils." Mr. Wilson
appointed him head Of the censorship
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-16
KING OF TRAILS NOW
TO RESULT IN ROADS
Convention in Kansas City
Plans to Route Roadway
Thru Tulsa County.

The importance ot Tulsa and Tulsa
county u the good road programs al
fectinE this section % the state was
agaIn evidenced at . meeting - the
King OF Trails association AZ Kansas
city "Wednesday and Thursday which
vas attended by = Bee Guthrsy. hi-h-
way com missioner OF the Chamber OF
Commerce
Commissioner Guthrey who has
Just returned from the meeting. de
clared that on every hand the work
Tulsa business men have been do!ns
toward the construction ot highways
was the subject ot conversation.
The meeting In Kansas CITY was for
the purpose ot forming a permanent
organiza'i..1 of the association which
will proj,~t a highway from Canada
thru the country TO New orleans. Cal
weston and san Antonio.
At this convention Commissioners
Guthrey was named chairman ~ the
resolution committee. and as such as
sisted I'm framing all the resolutions,
constitution and bylaws.
All Took Notice.
I'VE were greatly pleased with the
manner In which the delegates took
notice Of the work the people OF ok
lahoma were doing for n better roat
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-16
The Daily Horoscope
Copyright, 1917. by the Mcclure News.
paper Syndica,e)
The stars incline. but do not
compel"
Monday. July le. 1917.

A,troloeers read this as an unimportsnt
day In planetary direction. While Mars
Is strongly evil and both Saturn aud Neptune
mildly adverse, Uranus and the sun ere in
benefic aspect.
All the signs appear TO indicate that before
the end Of this month deeper realisation
Of war will be apparent.
Under this rule peace agitation will de-
ve'op more strongly, and, as has been
prognosticated before IL this peses inclins.
tion comes to naught, the struggle will be
long
FOR today uncertainty and unrest sppear
20 be forecast for military men. who will be
hroush, face to face with realities, owing to
some unexpected event.
II Is not an suspicious day for journeys
on the water for naval engagements. Great
acvNity is seen by the seers where our ships
are concerned
Again the aged are warned TO be careful
rs they are much more liable TO sudden death
under this rule than usual.
This is supposed TO be fairly lucky sway
for all who seek appointments, whether fol
high place OF low,
Love affairs should flourish while thi,
con ntigurstion prevails. but Uranus gives warn
Ing Nf deception and lack OF constancy.
Scandals and much murmuring among th'
people seem to be foreshAdowed
Congress is warned OF criticism that viii
be unwarrsnted. but may cost members
their seats, owing to agitation growing ou'
/ Of the war.
The west comes under . direction making
for great sensations.
Fame FOR women again Is pro2hesied. on'
will gain distinction by supreme saerifc,
, that will write her name in history.
Persons whose birthda,e IL is have th'
Sugury Of rather successful year, " the,
Nteud strictly to business.
Ch,ldrcn born on this day may be hiel
strung aud restless. fond Of change GnS
impeiuous, but lucky In all ,hinss
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-16
Majestic.

All resources OF the great glass
inclosed stages at the various Culver
City studios were taxed recently TO
meet the requirements Of the latest
Ince drama, Love or Jus;ice?" which
will be shown at the Majestic theater
today only and IN which Louise
Glaum IL presented as star. The char
acters In this swiftly moving play are
carried rapidly from scene To scene
with practically every episode enacted
In AN interior setting.
one important episode is laid In a
New York basement cabaret. In or
der TO make this scene realistic. an ex-
act duplication ~ one OF New York's
Bohemian resorts was made. The
types OF people tina, make this sort of
place their rendezvous were also
studied and their characteristics
brought out on the screen.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-16
He Admits That He "Elabo-
rated" When He Faxed At
tack on American Soldiers.
(By OMER X. BENEDICTJ


WASHINGTON. July 15.-Much is
being printed these days about the
Creel censorship bureau in Washing
ton. Mr. Creel calls mis- bureau THE
Departmental the Wise" The city di-
rectory OF Washington gives 1t The
Department of Vice"
From what some of the newspapers
are saying about 1t, the latter name
is more applicable.
II ever there was bonehead pulled.
Mr.. Creel Is responsible for II when
he issued the Fourth Of July story
about the American troops being at
tackled "in force" on two different oc
casions. far west or the submarine
zone" This story, written by Creel
ard signed by Secretary Daniels. was
tended to stir up the patriotism OF the
American people. and TO start cru
sade against spies. Mr.. Creel admits
that he elaborated on the story.
An Associated Press correspondent,
wired Immediately on his arrival. AR
rived safe without accident, attack or
incident"
Prove Story False.
Their tho Creel story. telling how a
was OS u
came out and the Associated Press
correspondent was asked to verify the
story. He answered: Nothing to the
statement. There was no attack and
no submarine seen"
President Wilson Is reported by I
very reliable Washington newspaper
man to have said that he was utterly
disgustei with some members OF his
family who broke into print" While
he mentioned no names. everybody
knows to whom he refers. The cor
respondent goes further. lie said
| President Wilson would relieve some
members OF his family Cor advisers,
| II he could lind someone familiar
enough with the work to carry 1t on
as planned
The only censorship that Is now
recognized in Washington is the VOL
unteer censorship OF the newspaper
1 correspondents. and in not single In
stance has anything been violated,
and in some instances newspaper cor
! respondents have censored the CEN
sor's stuff.
Newspapers Loyal.
The newspapers OF the country and
the Washington correspondents have
shown that they can be relied upon
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-16

NEW ORLEANS, July ls.-Ths cotton
market moved over range Of something
more than cen, pound last week. stsndins {
at II. best. 6S TO so points over the previous
weeks close and at its lowest 20 10 so
under The close was at net advance OF
80 points to q net loss OF points
Drouth In Texas and high temperatures
over the western belt generally were the
main stimulating influence,
Prices were lifted moderately on the
week end by the census bureau report show
ing consumption among American mills dur,
ing June ot 65s. $50 bales OF cotton and
linters combined
Increased interest will be taken this weeh
in the new crop because OF the movement
u new bales and the likelihood that this
week will witness receipts a, several points
in Texas There Is division Of opinion s'
10 how the first offerings Of new crop spot:
the idea that they will be Sreedily absorbed
while bearish traders think they will only b,
marketed at lower price than has prevailed
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-16
There Are such Cases.
"N torceful character."

~ forccful character.
"Im not denying that" answered
the motor enthusiast
"Sut she doesn't seem able TO make
a.success of anythlny."
Yes. Many man travels all his
- 'or high without betting any
whore"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-16
In the Oil Fields

CONTINUED FROM PRECEDING PAGE
At NNruRi-Hampton and 9TH
ers have a rig up on the Iully farm
In 2O-l5-l3 in the southeast OF the
northeast OF the section.
T.. II. BLACK is rigging up No on
the 5. Anderson farm in 22-l5-l3.
The Cancy River Gas company has
"A rig up for No on the NJ Bruner
farm in 23-15-l3
IL. C. DIETRICH has rig up on the
n. Kelly farm in 26-l5-13
f. r. Black is moving in a rig for
No. on the NJ Brown farm In 9S-l5-
l9 and No. 8 is rig.
The Linn Fields oil company is
fishing at l.lOO feet on the ; Tiger
No. in 3S-l5-l3
J G. McMahan has rig up on the
Maud Roberts farm. It is in 3S-l5-I3.
At OlITON - The Prairie Oil &
Gas co. No. l on the Jemmike farm
In S4-ls-7 is 5O-barreI we'll after
shot In sand from 2593 TO 2.605 feet.
The Monitor oil * Gas Co has a
5-harrel we'll IN sand from e,36I 10
e.SSe feet In No. on the Richards
In SS-ls-7.
The quaker oil Is Gas Co. has
ris up for No y on the Crow farm
in 5-lS-7.
ON the Kano farm in ?l-l7-s the
PrNiric on * Gas Co. has abandoned
the te't at 5000 fec'.
At QUAN-Paul Mcbride and
others well in the south half OF block
-. Quay townsite. is drilling At l.265
feet.
The Tuu OIL " Gas Co. No on the
Stocker farm adjoining the Quay
townsite 10 the north is drilling al
l,72S feet
The Magnolia Petroleum company
is drilling at 2,065 feet on the Siockei
| No. In Sl-2O-6
The southeast quartz. OF the T.. F
Davis farm in lS-2o-5 was leased last
week 10 Tom jenkins of Guthrie. The
price paid was $50 per acre.
At OKMULGEE-C. v Kelly 4
| fishing at 1870 feet in the 4. Davi,
No in 2-lS-lS.
II. c. DIETRICH is fishing at l.so'
feet in the $ Sanger No. In 10
llS-1S.
W. u. Pine has rig up on IN,
Ia. q. Holleyman farm in S2-l3-lS
Waite Philips is drilling at l,SO
feet In the NJ. Bowman No. In 81
Ilc-ls.
Waite Phillips has rig up FOR Nc
5 on the George Bowman farm /,
32-lS-lS.
AT BECGS johnson and other
are drilling al 1900 feet In the south
e,st corner ~ the southeast OF tn
Nj. Perryman farm in l-l4-u.
In 5-l4-ll the J. Bott test ON III
; W. &. Mcintosh farm is roaming a
400 feet
The savoy OIL company is drillin
nj 1900 feet in No. J on the ]. JET
f,rson farm In 2S-l,-ll.
The Okmulpee Producing n Refin
INK Co. has rig up In Sb-li-ll.
At EIpOR \DO-The Gypsy No.
Shumway In the southwest OF 1928
in the Eldorado field is In Is feet &
sand and is good FOR l25 barrels a
hour, according to a report reachin
Tulsa Yesterday afternoon. This We
is located in the phenomenal Trar
, shooter territory.
SOUTH OF BONNTON- Roe an
81 others have a rig ON the ground IL
No. on the J. .. Callahan farm
6-lS-lG.
In 1876 the McCutcheon an
others No on the 5. Il, Brown fari
is fishing NJ 2,Si0 feet
COFFEN COUNTY, k\NS\S-Th
Premier oil company has starte
three wells in Cotfcy county, kanSa
ID I'm ls-sS-l6, all of which offset an ol
. well drilled about twelve years AK
: which is good Tor about y barrels.
At PICKETT PRAIRlE-H,
Wilcox is drilling again after tryin
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-16
Nothing to Dread.

Why dread gray hair? Usually It
Is very becoming.
Mrs. Knox That's right. Why.
every time she has an ache or pain
she makes as much fuss about 1t as
n man would
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-16
By George Bin cham

Many new buildings are going up
in all parts OF the world. still there
are many choice vacant lots on easy
terms.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-16

Since the foreigner with a monkey
and handorgan was in our midst last
week Clab Hancock has been trying
to teach his pet coon to be musician.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-16

At TOWANDN-The Gypsy oil
companys first well on the Shumway
farm in the southwest corner OF the
northeast Of ll-26-i is shut down at
e.320 feet
At COUNCIL HII.L-Cooper and
others are drilling at 1850 feet in
No. ! on the l. Thompson farm IN
2o-l2-l6
At STROUD The Sinclair oil &
Gas Co is drilling at 1850 feet on the
Mcintosh farm in 1851.
AT TILLWATER-The Gypsy OIL
company Is still fishing at SEQ feet on
the {. 4. Richards farm in 22-20-ie.
At HALLETT-The Gypsy Oil COM
pany No on the Squire Wilder farm
in 2l-2l-5 is drilling at 2.l40 feet.
At JENk~The Gypsy oil COM
pany is drilling at sos feet on the
Mayfield No. 9 in 20-ls-l3.
AT KIEFER-H. +. Wilcox has a
RIG up on the Coleman farm in 26-
l7-l2.
SOUTH OF MOUNDS. H. Re
| bold has rig up for a test on the
| u, Marshall farm In 2s-l5-lg.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-16

new water line on the Eubanks farm
in S2-l6-ll.
II +. Wilcox is drilling again at
1850 feet on the Charles King farm
In S6-l6-ll.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-16
NcSsnapcrs LOYAL.

The newspapers OF the country and
the Washington correspondents have
shown that they can be relied upon
great deal better than officials in
charge Of the department of wise"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-16
New YORK Steel Market.

NEW YORK, July l5.-The most interest
ing developments in the steel industry Is the
pushing OF the government program for the
building OF ships and railroad equipment,
which will require approximately two million
tons Of steel bars. plates and shapes. Ac'
eording to Washington reports contracts for
10000 freight cars and 1000 locomotives
Will be speedily distributed among builders
I, Is estimated that 100000 tons Of steel
will be needed for cars and 100000 tons for
locomotives,
The announcement that the emergency
flee, corporation will have two shipbrildins
plants constructed for the government 10 be
utilized for the building OF four hundred
fabricated steel ships, means to the stee
trade that the ships ways will probably
require $4,000 tons OF structural steel sne
that the building OF the boats will requir,
about soo,oot',. tons OF steel plates and
shapes.
The American Steel 4 Wire Co. has notifict
customers that hereafter only reasonahl,
! profits will be permitted on wire nall
| and other wire products
/ Pig iron sales have been cut down sbou
so per cent.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-16
MARKETS
Cotton Cloth Market.

NEW YORK. July 1.-THE persistent
quie, period in cloth trading for civilian pur
poses has led to a desire the part OF 8
few buyers Of staple print cloths for con.
veriing 20 realize some OF the profits on gray
goods contracts they own. Toward the end
Of the last week late contracts OF 3s Y inch
6s160s were offered at i0hc, NC u yard
down from the top figures and four-yaid so
square goods were offered at i!e which was
u below the recent top. Brown sheetings
and drills remains unchanged. Wide sheet
ings sre expected TO be advanced 10 a new
list at any time. Ginghams for the new
sprins trade are being shown. Some lines
OF white goods and wash fabrics for the new
spring season are also being ordered. Colored
eottons continue very firm Thus far no
indication Of lower costs OF production can
be seen 1t is hoped In manufacturing cir
cles iha; something may be done to check
further speculation In cotton and TO prevent
homo products from finding their way TO
enemies Prices quoted are as follows .~Frint
cloths 2s.inch 6Sx6ls IKE, 6tS60s I &c.
( as n inch 6&ae4s IL. brown sheetinss south
ern standards l6e, denims 2.20s sonihern
indigo 27he. tiekings s.ounce s5c, prints loe,
staple sinshams lac, dress siughams Ito.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-16

AT PICKETT PR\IRlE-H, r.
Wilcox is drilling again after trying
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-16
snI,ln nE EnANTnN Al

SOUTH OF BoN NToN and
others have a rig on the ground for
No. on the J. .. Callahan farm in
6-lS-lC
In f-lS-l6 the McCutcheon and
others No on the ). Il, Brown farm
is fishing NJ 2,Si0 feet
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-16

Al KIEFER-H. +. Wilcox has a
RIG up on the Coleman farm in 26-
l7-l2.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-16
CorrrY COUNTY. KNNs\s-T

Premier oil company has started
three wells in Cotfcy county. Kansas
in ls-gS-l6. all of which offset an old
well drilled about twelve years ago,
which is good for about ~ barrels.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-16

AT JENkS-The Gypsy oil COM
pany is drilling at 1905 feet on the
Mayfield No. 9 in 20-ls-l3.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-16

AT EIDORADO-The Gypsy No. !
Shumway In the southwest OF lo-2S-S
in the Eldorado field is In is feet OF
sand and is good for l25 barrels an
hour. according to a report reaching
Tulsa Yesterday afternoon. This we'll
is located in the phenomenal Trap
shooter territory
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-11
HESITATION MARKED
STOCK MARKET SESSION

NEW YORK. Der. lh.-St"Sks moved
in heSitaHt ard irregular r:';Int"r TO-
day 70 :h> acccGl: pa a:t.ent az All i'Sient-
:!canc turnover. important shares hNr-
tuat"d w-;hin point radius. hut
number 81 Sp".:alt3cs foil sharply.
Americans tobacco made AN extreme
tecttnr ~ -. points "a 40 IN connec-
ton with the proposed :ssu" Of an adj
tit!o:rat $:.n. nhr. Enn Of Treasury shares
and SOFA" u that company's former sub
s,iiarirS broke L. 10 |, points.
E'nc"r,t.nt" marked III" courS" OF
rails. Facilities ans! 81 f"w coal"rS regis
;"rinE gross xH:@s rt ! q points
SteelS were tho st"adleSt features OF
Ia. ,nius,rl:l :sad equipment groups.
with moderate. strength IN conp"rs ana
>h!ppInSS hu, rro&t taking ctaccd n
llrc" part at th.S advantages AZ III" close
Sales au."":-.G: =. SSH. ern shares
Cali n,"u.;-S r;>.. /" i pei cent and
Temporary withdrawal e lin" funds
s"rv...l e. ~. additional deterrent to
Sr:c;:l1'j;. ,yr"7I.:n"S.
Weakness =: r'r.:.ch !Ssu"S. virtually
AL r:aIlt..-; !'w.>: .-r.,'rrtS sine" ;h":T
>:fcta.i,n II ,::j~ ,i:ark... WIS ia" ":rc.
Shai"w:uE :"1'r:-" e; Kin bond market.
, Liberty = Id ~ g.; :. ",.5h and
ms. "::'~ ~ - =; =" - 80. Total sales
par ral,.r Appreciated i:.l5". ""h.
. IN "3,'' II E.i,.I S'rt.S ~ lost y
- '..r III. .,%j -. i'ina,un IS I'VE
r,rr cen
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HAMMOCK

Mr.. and Mrs. Emerson Laizurc have
movrG from East. Klchland Into IN"
Eeinhcisen house opposite the Preseyte-
RAN church.
Several from here attended the fare
well sermon delivered by Rev. Snod-
grass at the United Presbyterian
church in Uniontnwn on Sabbath morn
Mr.. and Mrs Emerson Laizura have
ing. MIR. Snodgrass Is loading his goods
hcrc this week. ready for shipment to his
new home III Salinrsvil!e. Mr.. and Mrs.
Snudgrnss and boys expert to 20 the
first Of the week. . .
Mr.. and Mrs. ". r. McNary have re-
turned home after visiting with friends
az Wheeling for 4 few days.
Lawrence Imhoff. n marine who ia in
training Il: Quantico. Va. spent from
Thursday until Saturday afternoon with
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. T.. y. lmhofi.
They. In company with their son. Hir-
,ld, ard daughter. Virginia. accompanied
him as far ~ Wheeling on Saturday..
Miss Fannie Daniel began school in
The Campbell school. on" mile east or
Un!ouicnu. on. Monday morning, caused
lv the. vacaucy 0t the teacher. i;obrr'
Pollock.
Miss Frcdl Mcfarland has -"turn""
tp her IirW nome al ICY N'iHS III lil'-
home Of Mr. :IIa Mrs. +. tunard for
f".v weeks. helping them 81. rl"NN AMI
-; settled n their nov home AT Fiji H.
Ing.
&:S: Kirth. = normal student Of ST.
C!ajrSr!Ilr. Is coaching school In III"
ui.,n.r room. caused hy the resignation %
~. teacher. Earl Walls:
. Eorn tn Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel. Rus
sell. nine pound hoy. on Tuesday De
cnmhcr 1.
Miss Holly -pani"(, who teaches near
Mas illoll r"tu-ucd 20 her school work
on .:iaiiJ,h afternoon. after spending
tn. T!t,nts giving .Tl"ai'"n with her "a
rents. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Daniel.
\ mc"tin:; ur IN" ErmH"ck and lAaf-
.tnrtv i'rn;n"i:vr association Will be held
on Saturday aftrru""n N | o'clock. in
the Grad. ..c>o"i building, north or
town. =. ..
Ti!.' sowing this week. which Is usual
~ held On Thursday. Tor the Red Cross.
vii! b.. on Friday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-11
LOGAN Bryau's Closing Stock Letter

CIV lriva;r Wire - y. F. Mas;cn Il Col
:IfW YORK. Dec. !o.--Th" "ns ~ the
nr:.rkHt except In ;hs Gas" o! few
Sp.c.altivS showed >"rn" Improvement.
49,. '...- '',..:.o' III TO
buying operations and tn bulk II the
.:,,..-'..r IL, -, ..,.,. :" 40. t. All -
..... %. -. i,,..,t ;i'vi ";"-''.:"r%. tE. =
: ...jrv ,!"r"i"ruTu;S were rot III Sui''-
!. IN: incentive. - indu|" h"tIl'' .'n":;-
IONS ia 9TH" direction. although ia"
,""n- ii h days "ar reports w"r"
,"ru"what nor" "nC"I:a"lrE and h".E.l
stimulate n" inquiry Ter stocks. y
~. "a a uc-:ud which events IT prin;" i;UI
;-..tlnc" seen! Ia tn' making aaC EhN-
..:- /. clear definition ~ fuiur. doing.
4. :: foreign and G"m"S'i'. i"reGIirrity
security prizes W:ll doubtless ~ W.
Sod .,i.!.,.,: III 81, III ali and .naSmn i
..- !;uuid..: i"t his suhs!,!'.! cr"a:!. IT,.
...GIrr-... ui i"a+' RESISTANCE. w"utl Hrp"bc
h. IN tn" buying sid. hut turns E
..,..l"r":.. .x,"r: should p. accepted.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-11
BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

WHEELING. ". Va. Dee. -. =;
FURNISHED The Intelligence: by y. l.
Ma5:"u II 10. members New ELrT atu',n
Exchange. National Bank Of West N:r'
Nnia building. Wheeling. ". Va. Louis
iIr,lnl, inNnagcr.
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New York Cotton Market

WHEELING, w. vi. l'cr. IL, -.
Furnished The. nt"l!g"uccr by \. r.
MaSIru * 60. members .\rw I"rk oIocR
Exchange. Na.irHaI Bank ~ West vIr-
EIniu building. Wheeling W. VI. Louis
r. Brand. rnHmagrr.
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u. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

WHEELING. W. Va. DC. 10. II.
EurnIshrd The lutr.lIgrnccr by 4. b
Nos;cIl Il Co. members New >ork STOCK
exchange National Bank Of Wesi VIZ.
cinta building. Wheeling. w. VA LOUIS
T. Brand. manager.
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