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became separated. At that moment
band Of crooks surrounded Eunice
Morton and robbed her Of Il valuable
necklace Hearing the connection.
Strong eibowcd his way TO the booth
and, learning what had happened,
shouted
There's a thief in this room. Lock
the doors and let no one leave. Every
one must lie searched" Tho sugges-
ton was acted upon When it came
the torn of the crooks TO be searched
one Of them demanded that Strong I'M
dergo Il similar ordeal
I'll do it myself" cried Strong. He
put his hand into his coat pocket and.
TO his amaZoment. drew forth the neck
lace and the four 81 900 bills he had
so strangely received at the studio
The situation was IA dark one for Will
liam. Several persons began clamor-
inc for his arrest. when Il prominent
young society woman. who was in Il
booth, pointed TO man near the club
man and cried. Il saw him put the
necklace in Mr.. Strongs pocket"
There was another hubbub, and when
it was over the accused man had disap-
peared. But his confederates. com
PEELED to surrender the rich string of
gems. began laying plans for getting
the $4,000 William had displayed. One
of them, who had seen William and
Beverly together and had observed
that they afterward were separated.
approached him and said:
"A young lady has been searching all
over for sou. Mr.. Strong. She just
went into that ROOM William thank
ed him and went to the room. His in
formant followed and closed the door,
"She doesn't seem to be here" Strong
remarked. Il suppose YOU were mis-
taken" Just then another crook ap-
peared and locked the door.
It's no mistake" he said. I'VE want
that money III the pocket where you
had the necklace. Quick!'
''This is case of two against one
Numbered Strong. You trickcd me
into coming here. And now you have
nerve enough to believe you can take
money away from me. I've never seen
either Of you men before but | hereby
order the one who has the key to I'M
| lock that door. If YOU don't do it Iii
whip both of you fellows and then turn
| you over to the police.
Threats don't 90, Mr.. Strong" said
| the man with the key. I'm not going
| to unlock the door until we've taken
/ your money. Is that plain enough
| Now
But hc said no more. for in a fash
| William had landed on his jaw With a
straight right-arm punch. and the
crook measured his length on the floor
and lay there unconscious. But the
other drew Il revolver and ordered
| Strong to throw up his hands.
You've got me" Strong said. "Fou,
/ thousand dollars is the stake in this
game, and it looks like you VIM
end OF Chapter XII9
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bet it'll give him the cold shivers and
give us the chance we want
Mclean people heep funny" was
Wees reply. Me go and zip like a
cat" 1t was weakness of Zulph that
he could not endure the sight or the
sound of cat, and when he heard a
doleful meowing he began searching
for the supposed animal. The Shadow
promptly slid down the chimney, open
ed the bag which ZulpT had left near
the fireplace extracted the securities
and fed through window. Zulph,
unable to find the cat. returned to the
room. lit cigar. smiled and opened
tue bag to gloat over the treasure.
When lie saw it was gone his first
thought was that Sara Loring had
tricked him. Thereup0n he forgot his
whims and went to his home.
At the Charity Bazaar William and
Beverly found themselves part of
great throng of society people. Gems
sparllled on all sides, but they were
, particularly brilliant on a slender and
graceful young woman who had charge
of one of the booths. When William
saw her he gasped and gave Beyerly's
hand q squeeze that brought an eXcla-
nation of pain from her. 1t was
Eunicc Morton. AS William paused
to gaze at her she saw him and Bev-
| orly. \ scolnful expression came over
| her face. She shot defiant glance
at Beverly and pretended she did not
| know her.
Let us look at another booth" whis-
| pered William and added. Il am glad
| she has passed out of my life and that
! some one else has entered"
How brave and generous you are.
exclaimed Beverly, clinging affection
ately TO his arm. But for me you
would not have lost your fortune"
Lost it:' lie replied. Il have won
n heavenly treasure" And thus did
Cupid drive the enchanted pair from
booth to Booth Beverly finally stop
fped to inspect Il particularly attractive
Idisplay. and William. believing she
was near him, kept ahead. So they
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Boston, Mass, April 2Gth, 1914.
"For three years, was troubled with
Constipation. At times, the attacks
would be very severe, accompanied by
Di==Wess aR3 TtolenL UcadG6ics. j
took medicine and laxativcS the whole
time, but as soon as / discontinued the
treatment, my bowels would refuse to
move. Last October, wentto Montreal
and there heard of Frut-a-tives
used one box and the results were so
pronounced that | bought two dozen
boxes. / continued using 'Fruit-a-tiycS'
and noticed dcci8cd improvement ]
gradually reduced the dose from thrcc Il
day 10 one tablet every three or four
days until the twcnty-four boxes were
finished when my physical condition
was perfect JAS. j. RONALL.
zoe 4 box, for $40 t:iai size, pc.
Atall dealers or sent ~ Frait-a-tiyca
Limited, Ogdcnsburg, w York.
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The Great Secret

lovelized From the Metro Wonderfully
Serial of the Same Name, in Which
Francis x. Buchanan and Beverly
sayne Are co-StarS and Which Was
Adapted and Directed by VIM. Chris
ty Cahanne.
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Because of the variety of uses to
which it is put in its different forms
thera is no uniform system OF measur-
ing stone. Square feet, yards and rods,
pcrches. cords and tons are all includ-
cd in this list.
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CHAPTER XII.
Caught In the Web.

4 bullet whistlcd past Strong. He
about. involuntariiy shielding
Beverly rs he did so. and was III time
to see a slender figure skulking away
in the shadows OF the Clarke mansion.
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BY j. M. LouoH BOROUGH.

Author or the Noveiization of Clyde
Fitchs play Her Sister," His Back
door Romance" and other short stories
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withhold Consumption Details.

Details will not be disclosed until
the bill has passed, but it is known
that the registrations will be through
sheritfS and other county officials. aided
by poStmasters or other federal agencies
where that seems desirable. Instruc-
lions and forms already have been pre-
pared for distribution among county
officials.
Wide publicity is planned 50 that no
man liable for registration will have Il
good excuse for failing to respond On
a date to he set every citizen affected
by the act will be required, on pain of
heavy penalty, to present himself at
the nearest registration place where
machinery will be provided for claSsi-
flying the recruits and eliminating those
exempt. Doubtful cases will be referred
to higher authority.
With the rolls of those liable for
service complete, the task of selecting
he men to 90 in the first increment
II 100000 Will begin. II has been sug
scstcd that this he done by means Of
,hc county jury wheel. The first man
whose name is drawn would 90 under
hat plau with tile irst 600 10 be
allied out Tor training within few
months. The second drawn would 20
With the second increment to be called
| 'iX months later, the third with the
bird increment with duty Il wear off
he fourth with the fourth increment
| md so on
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PLAN TO MUSTER
BIC DRAFT ARMY
Success of General Staff
Practically Assured, Wash
ingtOn Believes
100000 MEN TO BE
, IN TRAINING CAMPS
eide Men to Be Called fer Service in
First, Second, Third and Fourth In
creMents.

WASHINGTON, April %. With
enactment OF the seleetive draft army
bin apparently assured the war depart
mcnt is preparing to set machinery in
motion without delay to produce under
the measure within two years a trained
army of 2,000,0 900 men.
Within 10 days after the bill is
signed every township in the country
will be registering its young men for
duty and work will have begun on the
l6 training environments OF camps where
preparation of the forces for war will
start in August or September. Sites
for the environments have been select
ed tentatively and all arrangements
made for the concentration of the
troops assigned 10 each
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-13
LOGAN D aRYAES CLOSING STOCK
LETTER.

NEW YORK. July Ia fe" spe'
cialty issues recorded hctterment TO-
dav. but the average OF the standard
issues. especially in the industrial Sec
ton, showed depreciation in value. com
rared with yesterdays finals Inc
financial district was somewhat e2er'
cised over the presidents appeal &c
business interests along the lines or NJ:
limitations that cHorbitant Protlte
growing out OF tho traffic IN the vital
necessities Of life would not 10 toteT
ated during III: war period. NAtura''E'
business, men intcrpre: this develop
ment TO mean that price tiAinS pro
gran, may b. itt;lESuratrd. which III the
final analysis Will impair To- prooa-
bic extent Mt returns on corporate en-
trrnr:ses In conjunction Win a pr"
cedure Of ti;S kind. IN" must not :"r-
&c, ;h:; 4 hnuvl.r Inipr>t on excess
profits WILL also hc levied. Therefore
i, Is logical - venture me OPINION thit'
in tn, future. l"sScnstl prcAN'r''! II
other words smaller earnings Will o.
NOR. III" ,U!.. II IN" earning power %
erte-priseS is Ia b. impaired anu o.
which there - n;tlc or No DOUBT. III
seems as though security quotations
Will iihcwiS' has 20 b" adjusted II u
commensurate dc cr"''.
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FINANCIAL COMMENT.

BY prtvat. w;re 10 \. t.. Na$ien 4 Co.
Ben Bryan SAYS: i call your attsn-
tlou !" tn" i"iluwinS Dow .!"mcS " TO.
item from Boston. Il - tn" though
contained III same that i have had III
mind for some tims ami has caused M
70 advise thai. thought Il WAS The
part OF wis,i.,,u NJ /, tai. an aSSrc>.
Sive stand ru III. puU Sli. ~ tn. &tVc6
market.
Dow Jones X o. So: E"~t "pin'
ION OF Wall street - that inn country iS
near Partlnc ~ Ia. NAYS So Tar
business prospects, during th> war are
concerned Wall street Is not IN tn
dcGrutns >ulkluG. but - tar as IL
measures he r"untr!s lca%crShlp, u
feels that Within i TOW months ~.
question a. " h.. liner Mar is I" bc ron
Quoted with i'UndiuS prosperity as ::
and provide funds for rchef work Will
be settled. The TWO iu.tIii factors hold
ms back ;ne rni hu>la>m ui lnGuStrlH'
leaders are REORGANIZATION -: enact SiH'
settlement ct governments attitude TO
ward price tlNatlun and thc~'. ar" inter
pendent. business captains expect -
Pay big excess profits. bu; th"y do ask
how it is pnssibls - collect $in0.G14. 900
70 $1,000 D0".mn" in cN"cSS profits. tan"
and follow a polio? OF rigid Price IiAa.
ton.
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SIMULTANEOUSLY
CORN BREAKS AND
JUMPS IN THE PIT

CHICAGO. July l2.---SimultancouS big
breaks and high jumping in corn values
resulted to-day from the establishment
OF a minimum price for new crop f''ilv-
cries OF that cereal. Options On the l"lI
WELD OF corn which will rot b" ready un-
I'll December or later crashed down III
some cases as much rs sag. Meanwhile
corn available for Immediate use. No. :"
white, assembled 10 the top most figures
ever known. sl.03 = bu$h"l. The mar
krt rs Il whole closed nervous. ranging
from ) sc net lower to 80 advance WIN
sll6i, to Sl.l6t> Wheat gained L. net.
finishing easy 1T $".o+ July and $i."2'a
September. Oats closed 50 off I" &C
up and provisions varying from re dc
elaine to Il rise OF 40c.
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Butter, Eggs and Cheese

NEW i0I;k. .fmly I".--Euttrr. barely
ei"adi: creamery. higher than extras.
80: u inc: creamery rNtraS O." scorc),
5: h.r: f!TSt<. 3S', n a?'.r: seconds. IS
S\r.
Eggs. steady: fresh gathered extras.
- 3Sr: frnrh GAthrrcd firsts. 33I: a
3+'7": :cr"rd*. ~ !. n 49,: $tnl". Penn
SNl'Hnia AMI nearby h"nn"iY whites.
five IN fancy. 81 1t &c: state. FcnnSyl'
vania and nearby hcrn"ry browns. is
ii i0c.
Choose. easier: STATE fresh specials
- n "a ~ DO. nV"rag" run. 81 Il 93at c.
Live poultry. firm: chickens. hrnilcrs.
IS 3+r fowls ""r: turkeys. 1sr:
dressed. dun. chickens. lST &c: fowls
|. 80: turkeys. lST sc.
Flour firm,
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Sherrard Briefs,

Rev. H"idim IT Drllonvalc. o.. will
preach ~ Nh" .tll'u GROVE Presbyterian
church on sunday NJ J.. m. He comes
~ 81 candidate for Tho paslornin hcrc.
Mrs. Anna Myers OF Wheeling WAS the
S""St Of relatives and friends here on
Wednesday
Mrs. John Schmidt Of Bethlehem enter
ihin"d TN" T. u. T.. club at her home CT
Thursday.
Mrs. N"iti" Fisher VAS visiting Miss
Virginia TaberI Tuesday and Wcdncs-
DAY
ON Sunday Rev. H.. \. Cnrfman will
prra"h at IN" Pleasant Hill VI. f.. church
Il; u =. M. and At Mt. plivrt at S n. nj.
''@"rg" himple of Chicago is visiting
at I'll" h"m" Of H. l.. MrC'l2ary.
MISS e. rtrtIi" Trabcrt will return 10
nor hon" IN Wheeling today after visi:
with friends here.
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SEVERE JOLTINC IS
SOON FOLLOWED BY
RAPID RECOVERIES

Ht.Ny YORK. July l2.-StockS re-
c.,ved a severe joit at the opening 81
,oday's market. leading issues railing
~ almost . points on President VIII
sons warning that fair prices must pre-
vail during tho war. Rallies cnSueo
almost Immediately on announcement
-ha, equitable arrangements had oeen
effected between the government an"
RIA chief industrial interests OK the
country. 49,
The initial recovery Was followed by
additional advances. subject. however
m considerable profit taking IN highest
n-ices made in the later trading. hus
ouotations eased lrrcSularly at the close
oar,ry because OF 4 hardening OF money
rates. .
can loans rose 70 per cert from
the opening quotation OF "a per cent
The sudden advance was attributed 20
,he withdrawal OF funds from 'oe''
banks by the government TO meet cur
-ent expenses. Time money was not
affected: If anything. an easter ten
dency was noted.
United States steel broke -. 10 10
and affiliated stocks declined 10 ::
points but in this division SuoSlantl"'
inprovcment soon set in, other equip
nnents. including motors. OILS. sugars
fertilizers. sharing in the rise. ZODIAC
cos added | to = points 20 their al
rances Of recent days.
Total sales OF stocks amounteo 20
$4,000 shares.
FIrmness ruled in the general BOND
market, but the Liberty issue fell 10
new low quotation. the price ranSins
from par 10 90 $3.50 tor regular lois
and go 44-5D for an odd LOT Tota'
sales Of bonds lpar valued aggregated
s2.ST0.00o.
United States coupon and registered
Is rose = per cent on call and Panama
IS per cent.
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CLOSING STOCK LETTER.
private wire to Finance Go.

BY private wire to Finance 60.
NEW YORK. July l2.--Scr cral times
today the market had all the earmarkH
Of having good start upward. hu.
finally in tho hast half Of the session
stocks came out IN such volume that
the advance MAS checked and prices
closed below las; might ~ most eases.
= Traders are S,i,l ntiNed and Undecided
as 70 what course RI pursue hecauS.
there are MANY uncertainties hang
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-13
Entertained c. E. Society.

Herbert Nnltr every pleasantly enter
tanned the Christian Erdoavor society OIL
Allen Grove. at his home near her" TucS-
day evening. Games wrrc enjoyed uhtli
= late hour and refreshments we're
served Tn" guests included Misses
Nellie kittlr. Mary cloudy. Helen Car
win. Hilla Erirn$nn. .til"nna Mercer.
Mary Ear. Dora liazI"ti Myrtle Winters.
Trcn iSrirruS"n. Ethel Fisher. Virginia
Tnhert. Laura rcIlcy, clara Fisher.
r;nldn Drum. Edna McClcarY. Nctt:e
Fisher and Mildred S'rinman; Mcssrs.
William Arch'y.. Herman Roth Frank
Talheri. charles Wilson. Harold Brown.
Charles Mercer. Victor Drum. George
Garwiu. CharlcS' Marsh. Robert Drum.
Food klgcr. Allen Met 'omhs. Charles Tai
bert. Harry Wilson. Ralph Talbcri. Kirk
Fisher Alvin Meyers. Harold Talhert
and H"rh"rr Nnlir and I'r. and Mrs. Hen
~ St"inman.
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Choir Gave Entertainment.

I'm Wedn" sday evening the choir Of the
BCnw0nd NJ. f.. church gave an entertain
m"nt in Coed viii hall here. under the
auspices "f III" Ladies' Organized class
Of IN" Allen Grove Sunday school 4
large crowd was present and an eXrellcni
program Was rendered. Refreshments
w"r" served h. tn: Christian Endcavor
SnrictN lnIrr
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Ing over the market.

The city Of New York bond Issue. bids
for which were opened today. can hardly
be called more than Il moderate Sic
cess. Prices realized were not up t.
expectations. With the country a.
war. capital is not seeking inv"Stmen's
and the speculative public are shy And
probably will be until the attitude or
the government Is definitely known in
regard 10 taxation and priest From
Harris Winthrop Il Co.
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PLAY at MT. Olivot.

ON TITO tay .v"ninG Il play entitled
The New Minister" will hr given in lit.
Nj 0ivet hall hy number OF person s
nf tho First II. T.. church. Elm Grove.
Tho AFFAIR will hr under the auspices nf
IN Mt. nIiv"t Erw"rlh league" Tho
nlay. which has hnnn presented several
times and proved success each time.
will no doubt meet with favor here.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-13
GOOD OIL PRODUCER.

Dow Jones says: ohio Cities Gas
com pany brought in we'll in OH" OF
"Wednesday which Is yielding i'ennsE!
vania grade oil. II is said to d. tbs
largest wrli ever brought in in the Gin
ton sand in Ohio.
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Er private ri:H :" y. T.. NaStf';: q 60.
NEW Y0Ek. July 1.-THE main i"a.
ture in the Presidents proclamation III.
dicatss tina, n" is IN favor ui limit d
bu; above all. Just and rea~onabi" pro
fits. This statement. coupled with hi.
further uttcrauceS. lntcrrinE that IN
dustries Will continue I" he on an I'm
Yreccdcntcd and >tup:nd"usly larE" ha
sis. would. il seems IN uS. ~ irdicate
shat the industrial Structur" Of lhi:
country IS Earring d period Of unusual
activity and wit.i tho arS" volume ot
business that viii TIC transacted at rra
sorable profits. W. shalt have unusua!
prosperity.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-13
BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

WHEELING. W. Va. Iuly -. -
Furnished IN" Intelligence, W A. &
Masteu 4 Co. niemb-rs Ne~ York Stock
Exchange National Bank OF West Vir'
glnIa building. Wheeling. ". Va Louis
F. Brand. manager.
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N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

WHEELING, W. Va. July 10, II
Furnished The lnte7liKenccr by A. IL
Nasten & Co. members New York Stocl
Exchange, National Pank OF West Vlr-
ginia building. Wheeling. W. w Louis
+ Brand manager.
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WHEELING. W. Va. July L.. ~
Furnished The IutelnRencer by A.
Masteu 4 Co. members New York STOCK
Exchange. National Bank OF West Vtr.
GINA building. Wheeling. W. Va Louis
i Brand. manager.
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wv vOEk COTTON MARKET

WHEELING. W. Va. July -. II
Furnished The lnreiiIEeIcer by A. z.
tIaStAn & 90. members New York Stock
Exchange. National pank Of West Vlr-
sInia building. Wheeling. w. Va Louis
/ + Brand. manager.
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Club Mining Stocks
Sta1da I'd Oil Subsidiary Stocks

WHEELING. W. Va. July -. -
Furnished The lnt-lrgcrcar by A Fl
Na.ten G. Co. members New York Stock
Exchange. National Bank OF West Vir.
slnia building. Wheeling, ". Va Louis
f BRAND. manager.
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OH. CITY. ia. July i".-Crodi bal
ances. $%.lH. Runs. i@j.TSS. average.
S3.s9l. Shipments. 7%.?%t; average. 49,
:s2.
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NEW YORK CURB MARKET

WHEELING. W. Va. July -, II
Furnished Tho luteIIlEeuccr by 4. E.
MaSten 4 Co. members New York Stock
Exchange. National Bank OF West Vir.
gina building. Wheeling. w. Va Louis
f. brand. manager.
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Wheeling Mold n Foundry Cnn,mon-Trans:rr hook.
close July -. !"r Regular ! cent and r1tra
prr cen; cash dividend PAYABLE August :.
Wheeling Stem Casing tn.TranSfrr hooks Gloss
July l. COR IA yer cash dividend payable July Is.
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LOUISVILLE

Mrs. Elizabeth Boone and Mrs. John
Boone ard son. Marshall. returned to ..
their home in Pittsburgh. Pa. after -
visit with Lee Murphy and family.
Mr.. William Val and Ralph Shepherd.
Of west here, were Wheeling shop
rcrs Thursday.
Miss Irma Nabb. Of HendrysburG,~s
spent the Fourth with Edna Bowles. ~,
j. c. Spring and Arthur Estep. or
New Athens were callers with MAX
Hammerle Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Atkinson ana
children. Mary. Margaret John and Har-.-
mon OF Laffcrty, were visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. John Atkinson Sunday.
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Butte Copper ana I'm" :" ottnr 100. ono
shares |" $tockn"ld"r$ At &. ono new
for five old. Wall acquire adjacent
properties.
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He say. old charpir. Edith was ~"
belle ri tho dance las: night. eh what
Sh"---TaIl nnrhine' Sn" waS only
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LOCAL STOCKS

WliF.TT.lNT;. W. Va. July -. II
Daily quotation list If tho Wheeling htucG Et.
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STOCKS AND BONDS.
SHERRARD
Society Entertained.

Tho Pleasant Hill Ladies' Aio Soe'';s
.,.or,oinrd tho MI. Olivct s"cicl! III
T,rsr.s hall on Wednesday. IHnncr VIZ
,,.,',,, -, noon and quilting was III"
,bi,r diversion Of tn" afternoon va
d.,n,inuaI Scrvic" was held, WIG"
wen. conducted by IN" pastor. nos
a..r, we're: rev and Mrs. II. A.
'.,rman. Mr.. and Mrs. f.. j. COOK; Ms
L.mrs Anna Montgomery. VI. y. Mar PIE =,
i H. Schubert. j. T.. Fchacr, W.
N,yu;r. Emma White. y. t. myers, r''
! rIuss l.. " Kramer. y. VI. Sueuch-'
Am, MYERS Il. ~. Carnahtn. G. w. sea
Iri,.ht !. : v'nrnahan. William r. ny
,,,; y + Schmidt Oma Bonar' George
Narplr, Mary f.. TaIbcr'. Allie Carrtsdn'
I;cnrr,,. Blnkr, Ell Mcdonnell, J. +. Niger
NiIiiam Ermkr. NJ. ~. Archcy. Altic''a
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r.n lumbar A. 4. Mrrmar. W. w. Gina
hln T. t.. klagCS ". J SchbrlSht' d. W.
Rchrcns. -. H. Talhcrt, :. H. flSner ana
g., II. Strinman; Misses jean Wh'tc' l'o'-
liz t'arnahan, Hclen Iluss. Gcrtrude Ira
bert El:anore Kittl". Mary Cohman
Ecttic Fisher Virgiuia Talbert Ailc;
2chrrnS. Edna klagcs. boris Marpls
Elsie Fisher. Thclma Riggs. poro'h5
Rcnk,. selma kiiilr. Elmna M"zehN'
Anna Schafrcr. MarSarc, McConncli
Minnie BchrcnS. Agnes Cnffman' KUHN
,...nkc. lean Gamble. Ruth Talbcrt, Mary
ia. and Eleanor Tnlhcrt; Mcssrs. WI,
liam Arrhcy. Henry Coffman. r'srI
FLAKE. william kittl". BERNARD ann Les
tor Stciuman and John Logan Cnnman.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-13

TOLEDO. q. .IUiT l:.--Whcaf--Cash'
$3.50: July sos: September Sl.'l.
Glover secd-Primc cash. Sll.@5; pct'-
Der. Sll.a5: December. $ll.Io: March
s11.9n
Alsikc-Prime cash. SLIGO; Septem-
ber :1l.4o: October. $ll.SH.
Ttmothy-Primc cash. s3.55: Scptem-
Der. $500.