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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-25
FIDELITY PAYS DIVIDEND IS rs;
To ORGANIZE FINANCE COMPANY
TWO IMPORTANT ANNOUNCE
MENTS AT STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING YESTERDAY.
Business Will Be Divided, New Cor
poration Taking Over Insurance
and Brokerage Lines.

Declaration of a cash dividend Of
SIS 20 per cent. on the stock or the FL
deity Investment Association was an
nounced yesterday al the annual meet
ing Of the stockholders Of this thriving
corporation. Along with the an
nouncemen, Of the distribution OF TINS
big dividend. which will aggregate
500. 900. came the information that
application has been made 70 The Sec
retary OF State for charter 10 be Is,
sued 10 The Finance Company.
which is 10 b" Incorporated at $leecc
600 with Il cash surplus paid in OF
$4,000.
The newly organized company will
take over the stock brokerage. insur-
ance and trust business formerly han
died by the Fidelity Investment Assoc
citation. The Fidelity Investment As
ISOLATION will continue the issuance
and fotation of ) per cent. gold cou-
non bonds. This has become an I'M
portant feature Of this concerns ouSl-
ness.
According 10 details of The PROPOSE
ton as announced yesterday. present
stockholders of the Fidelity Invest
meuL Association will BE- given an op::
portuuity 10 subscribe 10 the stock OF
The Finance Company. Ii is proposed
that the present officers or the fldeH-
" Investment Association snail con,
tinue in their present positions. T,HI
shall also serve in like capacity in the
Finance Company.
The business of The Fidelity Invest
ment Association has grown 10 Such
proportions and is Of such complex
nature, being two different and dis
1incr lines, that tho formation OF me
new company will greatly simpllfy the
organization
The Fidelity Investment Association
was organized six years ago oy NUN,
Der of capitalists closely am liateu WIN
the National Bank of West Virginia
!. D. Merriman has been It's efllcleh,
head ever since il was orGanlZed' anu
under his management the aSSoc,a.
lions business has grown literally pE
leaps and bounds.
The Finance Company's being un-
der the management OF Mr.. Me- ~
man and his associates lnSlTeS ~
successful conduct and the same GILL
Gent organization that has character
lied the Fidelity Association. II u
mile likely that all stock of the ne"
corporation will he subscribed by me
nrescni holders OF Fidelity Investment
Association stock. Sufficient applMa'
lions are already in hand 10 insure
the successful flolation of the new
company. ,,,,,;,,. rrro.,.
nent Association which has beel
si5O. 10000 will hr absolutely nn nm
haired by The nayment oil inns wv
dend, but will still show a very W., han 10
some surplus. The Officers Of me so ri-
nance Co., will b. i. +. PAUL, pres,
dent. Geo. ". Woods. vice preSlueu''
J.. D, Merriman. secretary ana ireas.
urer. Frank Waterhouse' aSslStanI
secretary: Geo. X. W. Norton, auulloi'
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS
NOTICE OF GENERAL MEETING OF STOCK
HOLDERS OF CAMERON COAL


We. the undersigned Stockholders OF CAMERON 'oal
& Coke Company holding at lcas; one-ienth l.lgl
OF Its capital stock and three Of us being members
NJ Its Hoard of Directors do hereby call general
meeting OF the stockholders Of the said company 10
he held Ut ifs principal office being tho oi'ice u
It's. Riley. ESQ.,. Hare Building No. ~ Fourteenth
ST. in the city OF Wheeling. County III Ohio and
State II West Virginia. on February 9Th. l'l'. AZ
/ 30 O'clock o. n for the PURPOSE OF considering
and authorizing making Of option or other con
tract or contracts the sale OF said companys roAi
lands and mining rights in Marshall County '" Va.
and tho conveyance thereof to sirh Iersin or ier-
SONS in slc. manner and upon such terms and price
as 10 said stockholders may seem hast. and. Incl
drntally for the purpose considering and adjusting
and prcydng for the adjustment and liquidation az
ali claims against said company It's property. and
for tho transaction Of such other business as may
legally CONE before them.
WILLIAM W. BROwNFiELD.
r. s. GORLET.
J.. ". COTTON.
VIZ. l.. MCDONALD.
A. W. COTTON.
@. W. LEMON.
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PUBLIC SALE

Public Sale OF Colored School Houie and Let
Pursuant To proper corporate action the Board
Education nf the District OF TrindcphiR In the County
uf Ohio will IN Saturday. February L.. 1917. COM.
mencing at 30 p. rrnrced 10 sell at public auc
ton OH tie premises to ir highest responsible biddef
on the terms Of sale hereinafter mentioned all thSt
piece Of property fronting fifty feet on the north ddt
If tho National Road In the town Of Elm GroEa
known as the Coof-,i SShUvl Being Lot No. OF th
subdivisions NJ Lot No. ! n the Shepherd Estate H.
laid of hy VIM. Asker and 81 rcrnrh w. the 0ffse or
the Clerk Of the Court Of Ohio County. ". VA IL
deed book No. ~ page $50. with ELL buildings. am
aprurtenancc thcreunto belonging aud being the DouG
property conveyed 10 the Bos-i OF Education OF ma
delphs District by Catherine 0Donne! hy deed tsisI
the both day OF November 1893. recorded In .Sslt
clerks office In Dred Book No. 100 page $50.
Terms of sale: Cush.
The Board reserves the right to reject any and Al
bids.
The Board Of Edrstion Of TriadephII District 0his
County. West Virginia, by
$. n. BAIRD. President.
s. 8. JACOB. JR.. Srcr.
The above sale will be In charge Of curtis H. Rice
Auctioneer ja.2jf-lS-l5
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MEMORIAL TONIGHT Of
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
Carroll Council, 5o4, Will Honor Msm-
DRY of Deceased Members, At EHer-
cises In Carroll Club.

Carroll Council. No. 504. Knights Of
Columbus. will hold its annual lnemor-
ial services tonight in the auditorium
OF tho Carroll club. on Chapline street
The program will be attended by about
.Hu members. DR.. Charles Wingertcr
and Eugene Coniff will be tho orators.
Following arc the deceased members
of The local knights Of Columbus lodge
Michael J. LOTUS Thomas Fleming
Michael !. Duffy Winfield Scott
Geo, \. Truschcl Carl a. Andre
can't. A. \. Carney John Warehouse
Or VIM. Oates John NJ. Emmerth
!. Franl Adams John ]. Hilenbrand
r. T. Decgan Edw. r. Cannon
ora Tighe = Walter Fl. Chap
T.. j.. Dutrene man
Thos. VI. Fallen John G, Glitsch
Joseph lTeitzel James mckinley
y. &, Ricstcr Fred J. Weaver
Rev Duffy Edw. T. Scully-
Peter 4. Emig
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-t;rGcrry store: will invoice or redrct
stock To suit: terms TO good security. AddreU
't;rpcr;y.'' care IutrScnccr. jail
FOR SAlE--FarIn. 81 Hcres. located on Rock. HILL
miles from Ir!iarc. miles from Wheeling. or
mAcadamizcd road: Sdod soil: 6:room ho'isc: mai.
ura gus: telephone: cellar under entire house: good
well ut do,r: new silO and stable: plenty Of fruit
will SELL II wanted. good horses. 10 dairy cows, III
young: plenty feed 10 feed I'LL spring. farming mpie-
niens; good reasons for selling. II interested cay
Bell phone Bellare L.. i %. or address e. s. Elliott.
Beaire. Ohio: r. d. M. . s-s.-I
FOR SALE-Brunswirk POOL table A. Ne condition.
r. l. Bachelor RaylsnL. Ohio. Natl phone 81
ring q -sO-o :.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
FLOOD DANGER PAST.

POINT PLEASANT, W. Va, Jan. "a.
ALL danger OF flood here passed to-
day when the kanawha river began
falling along its entire length. The
Ohio river continues to rise slowly.
and it is expected to reach 80 feet by
Thursday morning. Forty-seyen feet
must be passed before any consider:
able damage can be done
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OHIO RIVER NOW
FALLING RAPIDLY
Crest Reached Hero at 80 Feet Inches
and Waters Commenced to Aecede
Early Yesterday Morning.

The Ohio river after reaching its
crest hero at 81 feet 3 inches. COM
menced TO rcccde shortly after two
o'clock Yesterday morning, and las
night Captain Henry 'Scheuttler reportHu
Stage OF - feet and falling rapidly
at the local wharf.
The water did but little damage IN
tn. Wheeling district. AZ In only Il lie"
instances did il lcav" its banks.
High water assisted materially IN
clearing III" river OF ice anu last nIEHt
lin. steamer Liberty arrived here. This
morning the boat Will be out for Marl-
ctta a., 1880 o'clock:
Tn. tnwbont Eliza was up ycsteroaE
morning. for Pittsburgh with several
burgess Of gasoline III tow.
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Robert 8. Orr.

UNDERSTANDABLE. Pa, Jan. 24.-Iobcr'
& orr, vice president and General man
.ror Of the Duquesne Light company
and one Of the best known electrical en-.
rinccrs in the country died here today
after n brief illness which had rs or
itin when he contracted a cold while on
:, " h,,einoss trin to Philadelphia and New
yrrk Air. Orr was former president
or the Pennsylvania Electric association
I'D at tho lime Of his death was vice
nrns,dent of the National Electric Light
NsSociation. He was also a member OF
The American Institute OF Electrical en-
giDcers. He was 40 years old'
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This morning at S:5V 70 CTUVK' 1u ,'-,iI
seryicrs will b. held for Mrs. ANN;
i.arrctt widow. OF Michael Rarrrtt. IN
,%n hn,ne of her daughter. Mrs. Edward
m Me- I Of 5I2 Alley Il. Reauiem high
n,nss viii be celebrated in Sacred Hear!
church nj o'clock. with intcrmeh' l"
Mt. calvary. .,o ham,
Mrs. barrett passed away at ,hc ho'.,T
or her daughter, Mrs. NJ. j.. Mu!ry =; a.
Wonndsvilln' Tuesday. following Nn III
ness Of six weeks. She was iormf'
we'll known and highly respected res'-
dent OF this city.
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Wheeling Ceiling G. Roofing Co.

Gratifying Reports Of m" pas !ca1 ,. !"
business were submitted 70 the stocf-
holders Of the Wheeling telilns
Roofing company, at their ah" ihlt
meeting yesterday. ProSpeciS ior Nv,
future are brighter. il WAS Stateo' il'"t
al this time last Eear. b'te'i9aSn e IN,
Eranl, N Work. S. j. Hubbard. Harry
N Robb and G. G. Rromer. The other
directors will hold over. .,
The directors ORGANIZED BY eiectln%
the following officers: PresiGenl'
Frank \. McMahon; vice preSloeh'.
George W. Baron: Secretary-treasur"I
G G. Bromer: assistant treasurer
Carl NJ. Marsh.
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p,,da1 0f Miss Gei6el.

Following funeral services he.u ~
,br family home. 3704 Jacob street
nr.d Ii. who died in Il local hoSpi,aL
or burns received two months nEn: was
laid to rest in Greenwood cemetery y' :.
,nrdav afternoon. The Rev. Charles T..
Snr,.ii,rhaus of the German MGthodls'
EniScornl church. ntficiated. Brief ser, ser.
vices we're held at the grave; NSS
t;riscl was the daughter OF Mr. anu
Mrs. Charles GciSel. well known resi-
dents of South Wheeling.
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-rwo large furnished from, rooms. .rl0!t
Main Nat. 1926 y. u's3-n
FOR KENT-sroRERoO1d MOTIF.
WEST CORNER MAIN AND TEN31
SECOND FLOOR 1ooAs, SIS
MAIN STREET, $40. =
STOREROOM AND NINE UP1TAf8a
ROOMS AT 1907 MAIN STREET, 1l26'
ALSO NINE FLOORS OF THE law.
LEY BUILDING
JAMES L. HAwLEY,
1o65Is MAIN STREET.
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CRYSTAL Sand Company.

Al the regular annual business
meeting of the stockholders Of the
Crystal Sand company. of Mounds
Vile, held Yesterday. The old directors
Of the company were reelected as fol
lows: !. W. Garvln, S. w. Meals, ".
X. Mason, w. S. KeySer. Mentor
lietzer. Austin Robinson. and J: w.
Moorehead. The directors will or
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-25
MARKET STRONGER
Prices Held Up Yesterday, Though
There Were Few Big
Transactions

The local stock market was strong
yesterday, the prices holding up we'll
and advancing on several issues. The
dealing was of steady nature.
Wheeling Mold & Foundry stock
sold at 65, and was offered at 81 al
the close. Dealing in Hazel-Atlas
stock was the feature. Sales were
made at the close at 1871. a gain Of
a point. LaBelle preferred stock was
of a point at 1876, and Wheeling Steel
& Iron company stock was offered at
1874. Neuralgyline sold. ex-dividend.
at 1873.
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,,,rrh.ri% Wife Of the late John IL.
i i,oushcrty' who passed away, Tuesday;
viii be held in the family ho'n'' An an
NATIONAL Road. this afternoon al 'S Of
,,'rIork, The Rev. Roy McCurkeF ~
the North street Methodist E ~. srr.
Vices vice.. lnterment will be in MI, Wood
cemetery.
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FOR SALE-Machinery.

IRON AND WOODWORKING MACHINERY
New and second hand. Machine tool:. latheE,
drills, shapers, plauers, presses. Garage Inachn.
cry. Gasoline engines. Pumps. electric motors.
Engines Eoilers plancrs balnl.saws. Sawrnill out.
fits. BctinG. pullcys, shaitng. Contractors equip.
ment BAIRD MACHINERY CO., Pittsburgh, Pa
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Funeral for MIS-. Feenerty Today

Tins morning ~ Mn UVE"'N ~, "
huIm.. If her dauGit"r. Mrs. d"nti ~:
Nuhrr. Of Trrrar" View. iui'trhl S'' ,.,,,.,
will IL. conducted Tor Mrs. NARY .''t''
t,..nrrIy. who's. death occurred sun
lay. 1t u',l"rk r"Qui"n hi:;h ',a~H
Will lr ,,.lrhraI.d in ST. .l"S'Ph : c"'nS
dral. and imt"rn"nt m;hf !" MI "'-
vary rrtn"t"rH.
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rrnera1 for Mrs. Lott Friday.

FRIDAY morning at O'clock III 90,
AlIIhonsus' church. requiem hien 'r IT,,
'iy nrcro,nd with services in the ram
i Nv home. 80 Twenty-fourth stree.
where her death occurred In1Su;tH
Mint, Mrs. ]. ntz was 81 years OLD ana
mi lived in this community hsarE ~
her life lntcrment VIII DC MI VA
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Ca. nar1au Of Wapneshurr. Pa.

Local rnlaliycs RECEIVED word ycsler-
dav announcing the death Of Captain j.
B. Donley veteran of the Civil war
and one of the mos: prominent a'tor-
news OF the Greene rounly, "a. par
which occurred in his home at WayncS-
nrrr late Tuesday lie was a former
,,an,har If congress. Captain Donlry
often visited friends and relatives in
this city. Among his local relatives
are Mrs. Harry Travis OF Fourteenth
street, and Mrs. J. W. Brooks OF Ell
reenth street, both neices.
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r,rara, for MIS-. Goldbaugh Friday.

'rIdny morning at S:3u "rIVck' ,,.
vices will b" held III the homo l"r MrH
t..,rnIinc ,;oIdbaugh wife at CmnraH
,.',IThn,,,.h whose death incurred Tues
,Iay. followed with requiem nigh mnEs
in 81 Ju*cph's cathedral at "clVck'
and iu,rrmcnt in Mt. calvary.
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En,era1 for Charles Fisher Today:

Frncral SERVICES :or ChArits IH1aI ,h
the aged acknowledgement. whose dehLn
occurred Tuesday, Will be hcld IN tnH
Ton,il,. home at bethlehem this alter
,''t - D" n'clock, Burial will be in Mt.
' 'rTT: cemetery. y number Of local
riiizrns and members Of the Pan HandiS
AGRICULTURAL club throughout the county
will attend the services.
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{D--Tr.nster books close Dec. 90 for teEulat quar-.
terly Dividend OF l!s per cent payable Dec "a: and
on January 20 for extra dividend Of Ia Fer cent
payable Feb /.
ta)--Transfer books close Ian. % for per cent
cash Dividend payable Feb |. Transfer books close
March for an extra lia per rent cash dTldend
r2yaolo March IS.
t3)-TranSfer bp"ks ciuse Ian. - lot d" Per ceit
cash dirlderd. payable Feb. l.
t5)-!rranster books close 2an. 20. Tor per CAM
calh dividend payable Jan. 81.
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T. Leo Tow1eB.

Srec!al Dispatch to the Intelligence.
,sI ,DL-cn1-pf; W. Va, Jan. "a
Artcr q lingering illness. J. Lee Towlcs.
n nopniar Conductor for years on the B:
e. O. railroad. is dead at his home at
haywood. aged 81. He WAS brother or
Cecil II. Towlcs, ticket agent or the s.
&. q railroad here.
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r,rero, for David r. Jones To-day.

This morning at 10 O'CLOCK. lnnerHI
services will be held for Darld n. Jones,
Tt,. vii known Bethany and Warwood
r,.sid"n,, who died in the North Wheel
ing hospital Tuesday. In the family AMY
home. 5G4 Warwood tvenue. South ar
wond The Rev. Ira o.. McCrrary Et
the Second United Presbyterian churCh'
IN chnrrc of Il delegation from the Ma
sonic lodge Of Bethany. Interment VII!
no In the West Alexander, Pa. cemetery
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River Stages.

plT'rSEl.RGH. Jan. 24.-Davis Island
Dam. us feet. falling: clear.
Sr..ubrnvIlr. 4 feet inches railing;
,,rk.rsburs. 3I.5 feet. rising; cloudy.
MOrgautuwn. l..2 feet, falling; cloudy.
oil city. = feet inch. falling: cloudy.
Warren, foot / inch, falling; cloudy
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windsor Hotel Company

Last years directors OF inc w Inv
sor Hotel company We're LetHtLrrJ,
noeeting They are G. II. Dowler, r.
q carney. !. Don Merriman. ): t.
Rowland and ". r. Irvine. the dlFsc'
Tors will organize later.
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r,n,ral for John E. Smith.

Irunernl services were held N tnr
family home on Waddels run. near
Shnri crock, yesterday afternoon t"r
I,nhr i, smith. tho aged farmer who
was found dead in his home SUNDAY eve
ming. Burial was In Short creek crme-
terry.
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Mrs. Mary J. Holden

srecid Dispatch 10 the intelligence 5000
HARRISBURG. w. Va. Jan. 24:--1n-
frmities caused the death today or MIS-.
Mary j. Holden. Wife or the KEY. l.. w.
jinIicn, a BAPTIST minister. at her home
nj Stoncwall Park. She was native or
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Ohio road early this morning. Funeral
services will be held in the ~Mendel
chapel 1912 Chapline street. this after
noon at o'clock. Burial will be IN MI.
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TN" body Of Mrs. Mary \. R"cn"t: Il
farmer resident Of Erllarr aud lhl'
city. who died M,TIaY. in 'hH'"h';
Florida, arrived over The Baltimore ann
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PkDE n CITY
Double Your Money.

Prices went ur exactly as announced
Nov. 7uh, Nov. 2lst and Dec. 26th.
Prices still less than half present
value on SOME Of the choicest lots.
Watch for big special announce.
mnnts. more big things prices Will
Jump rapidly-must double and even
triple.
Reason: INDUSTRIES, factories, mills
and in our chosen lines industrial
advantages beyond competition. Best
industrial location in West Virginia.
ALLAN TURNER
Real Estate Specialist 1920 Market
Street. Bell Phone 1135; National
165-Y. u
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LOCAL STOCKS

WHEELING. IS. Va. Ian. "a. 1877.
lily quotation Lis, ot tho wheeling STOCK Bf'
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NOTICE!

The regular annual meeting of the
Stockholders of the Wheeling Mold d
Foundry Co will be held ut the principal
office Of the company on the Peninsula.
in tho city OF Wheeling, on Thursday.
January IS, 1917, al three o'clock IN tho
afternoon, for the election of Directors
and the transaction of such other bus =
ness az may properly come before such
meeting
Notice IN hereby given that at the
regular ANNUAL meeting of the Stockhold-
orS OF the Wheeling Mold & Foundry
sud corportion in the city of wheeling
and the state of West virginia on the
18TH day of January. 1917. At three
o'clock in the afternoon. there VIII he
offered q resolution to increase tho auth
orized capital stock of the said corpora
ton by the issue Of preferred STOCK TO
the amount Of five hundred thousand
dollars ($500. 100000 par value. 20 that
the authorized capital stock or the said
corporation shall hereafter consist Of
common stock to the amount OF one
million dollars tS1 400. 000.00) par value
and preferred stock to the amount or
five hundred thousand dollars $500
600 u0) par value, or 4 total or one NIL
lion five hundred thousand dollars
$500. 00n.0n) par value. instead or only
common stock tn the amount az one NIL
lion dollars IS ,Dhn. h0n.0u) par value as
heretofore.
FRIEND .EaIN.
j. T.. STEVENSON.
rtlAS. II. corr.
Il. =. OGDEN.
HENRY VI. ECSSEl. H.. :IE
ja-Ii-lS25 Stockholders
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WANTED-Female Help

WAhTe0--Girl for general hOuseWofk: no w1thlpgI
who can cook. Mrs. j. Front. HOO Main.
iI-si.h
WANTED-Girl for general house~ork: understand
cooking. Bell phone .G5 ! Alt. Nat lS5 P v.
ts-At
WAHTEDLsdy clerk for retail store: reference re-
quired Address CLERK InelliIcncer jal2i.i
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PETROLEUM

OIL CITY. Pa. Jan. e4.-trcdlt pai-
nnces S3.o3: runs 1a?.IS2; average ~
0sI Shipmrnts 64,22l: ACREAGE 48,20l.
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WANTED Male Help

HAATED-Conpetent blast furnace blacksmith ant !:
heavy timber carpenter: steady work AppJo Nc.
Krefrey Iron Co. I<ctonis. Ohio. 3a-A-i
wANTED-Two boy, over l6 years Of age 70 work II
lthoSraph department. Apply fourth f1oos NeM
building. 1A-9-t
WAhTE0-Sslesm.n 10 sell houSenoid eoodA Il.
porience unnecessary and liberal compsasttica
wide awake man. c. =. Adams Co.. llio-ll43 HGu
ST.. upsAlrL
WAhTED-Two young work new IeenH a
b. g. y. trains Apply Ut Union SeSS Co. of:ieA
3. q. depot q. H-3-1
WASH E0-At once. several good delivery md ssiaa
boys TO work befoie school Apply II Calculates
Department. lntcIgencer, between I and 9 Z u ?
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MISCELLANEOUS

WANIEo-Good oil and gas territory; pl1y -
lease direct from land Address +. y. Box
RI Wheeling W. Va ja.j-p
ILLUSTRATED LECTURES BY l. 8. Stou0hton Mol.
born At tho Wheeling HIsh School Auditorium Of
50. NJ. Jan. IS, 1917. "HoW tho Greeks Savsd Our
Observation-Disclosures" Jan. %. 1917, 'Soer1tsI ths
Greatest Of Men Course tIe $3.50: slhSis teksf,
&c. On sale at Davis. eurkhan TyisrS.
WGNTED-500 old feather beds highest cab psfos
pLd: mall orders promptly attended to. Wnts
postal to Ohio Feather Co.. Boz Gol. care lntslh-
fcDccr, Jk-Dt
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-26

.NE,v ORIFkNS. Feb 4j.-La,' week was
4 dul one In tht cotton market with trading
IroLrn mn hy two holidays but the zone
W. steady from start To finish and rlcrs
were Fr6 above the level of the u'en2ns
weeks close thruout ~ the highest active
months we're 80 10 tt points up ana lh' 'II e
was Rt A esiu of H3 tn l2 points over lh'
prccpiiur week s final figures.
Tho main ,tcadying influence came rom
statisic, which continued to develop ,r"i
ur,, fsyornblc TO values. marked shfnNafr
In ,nppli,s u small movement into NEhi
larle ta,inrs and iairly large expert move
mcrt In spite NJ M shipping difficulties.
fo,tored lulhsh sentiment. but buying wa,
held within moderate limit, hy the continued
uucertnInty over International politics.
Fridav was first notice day for Marcn,
and n irourh, tenders oi only sis hundred
i ., out of % stock OF over 100000. Iremiet
Iloyl G,,r.p', speech before the british
fopsr OF c,mmo1s had @ temporary uns'uIlng e
Met hut the market stcadicd again ON 'h'
weekend. ., .... o..
ported, hut trading VA small. Ihe trade i
Mia .,eck viii watch closely for new develop,
mont, In tho spot department The strained
rolntiors between tins country and ihr cen
trail povcrs. however seems bound TO ne th'
dominating influence.