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The Washington herald., 1917-06-02

nearby. bushel non, 3o0s3.25, new Florida. prime.
Dbl. s50alo %. do. seconds. bb. 1sGOo; do. ham
pers. bushel. 25Oa275 Sweets Eastern Shore Viz
nhia. yelIOws. bbL. LsOaE.OO: Eastern Shore May
nDd and Delaware. bbl S.E0a6 90; hamper, baskrt
Ia225; vans, large bright. smooth. barrel 5Oas :
AppleS. New York State. No. l. bbI. 400a550; do.
No ?. bbl.. 30Oa3.75; Rs7Sr1EuA MIrJlInd and Viz
E1niA, No. !. dozen. l.sOa2 Is do. No. 2 LSAlD;
beaDs Florida. green. basket, 25al 50: do pearl.
basket coal ,; do. WAY. hask.t lZ,slT5 bets.
Florida. bunch. 4a6; cabbage. F1orids crate. 6.oa
;oo; do. Norfolk. barrel. iJOa5 % do Charleston.
crate 70sSe; celery. FLORIDA, peT crate l.OOA
I75. cucumbers, FLORIDA. basket LSAl -; eEFplAnts
FlOCidG, crate, 1Oz1So; ETapefruit. Flor1ds as 70
sir. box. 5a30o hOrseradlsh. native. boz. l.5Oz
l.7S; kEle NOfOh barrel, lOOsl.9; kttnce, North
Carolina Basket, IoNl5o DO. Virginia, BASKET son
l.15; onions. TeIGs. new. crate. 20la2 5: do
spring. per 100. lsoa2Oo; peas Florida basket 5oa
100; do. North Carolina. basket, l.5O42G0; Pep
perN Florida crate, 25GasOO. radlshes Norfolk but
tons. basket, 5a5e; do, long red bsSkst T5sl %:
rhubarb. nearby 100 bunches. L51[1OO: spinach.
Norfolk. barrel l.Sh2 30; do. native busbel boz.
Sso; squash, Florida. crate. T5sl.5o; Str1wber-
res Eastern Shore. Virginia. quart, loAl4; do,
RappahAnnock, quart. Tal0; do, North Carolina,
quart. l0al3; t0nAtnes Florida Garner. fang npe
7Sa2 30: do. do. chnine. carrier. ISosLTS. 6a dD.
ordinary. oAHG. LpslZ: wItermeiOnS Flocldh
100. sO0a5loo
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COTTON MARKETS.

New York. June L-BIlhsh bsyond all e1pects-
ti0ns. indicating the Lowest initial crop Trumiss
on record, the repOrtOa the cOudLinn OF the plant
caused a seosatiOnsl UptIun IN tho cDttnn market
today all deliveries tnlIching now top mArt9 for
TIE season. Trading active and general
that / was difficult tO single OIt, oIders- There
Fer- many periods u rCaIzing Trade interests
were credited with hATing BEEN heavy buyers u
both old and cTUp options Il evident
that there were fears Of shortage in supplies.
uhe Circulation OF improved crop reports led 70
fairly active late TsaliIing but had bosn the
cAas during the greatsC part Of the day the trade
absorbed the ofernss and instead Of displa ying
a rzaczioBary tsndsncy tho market moved into new
high ground. all crop positions. with the sU-
cs-ptiCn Of October, Grssing the 2 cent level The
close was strOEg At a net AdTEnce q 6aI3 points
PuIt nsosipta for the day wore f0.O5 bales, com-
pared with z, ,S45 bales Rst year. No exports Urrs
reported for the day. OlesrAnos fog the season
To date aEgrezats 4EAA8 bales. SsainEt 5.oE. "a
hales for the Corresponding period last SEASON.
Spot here was stsady. 5 points higher at p %
cents. There werB Sales. The spot article
at New Orleans was firm, 3 prints higher on
the basis Of 2l.A CENTS for middlinS; the sales
were 2 l56 bales. The martst at Liverpool was
not in sPssiCn.
Rscsipts at New Orleans l8 bales; at SA-
TarnAh, so halss; At HoastDn, 95A bales.
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

chicago, June 7 The fart clearly demon.
strated IN the com pat the Board of Trade To-
day that the allied governments hold the whip ha nd
IN that market. The rank and file n the profes-
siOnals who speculate in corn have been On tn.
selling side Of that market for days not in
the way rf throwing overheard long corn but their
sales were in TulttinE olt short lines
The market for com Is in a strong position b.
cause Of the lateness n the crop coupled with the
colder weather than normal. Thnse who are stiD
short corn in the Chicago market may experience
considerable trouble in evening up their position
as there is no com here available for deliveries On
July or September contracts. There were net ad-
rances Of 2a4 cents in wheat. 4Its74 cents in corn
lal7s cents in oats and 2aa4 cents in hog products
The corn and oats markets were especially actiye
while the trade in wheat was rather quiet
Hog products were higher along with the Rrains
and were helped materially by the covering Of
various commodities sale
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BALTIMORE PRODUCE

Baltimore, juno l-EGIS-Market steady Nsrx-
land, Pennsylvania and nearby frsts s.: East,
Shore Maryland and Virginia, hrsts, s.: Western
tOhio) frsts. "a; West Virginia hrsts, IS; Southern
North CARDINAL frsts, "a
BUTTER-Seporator, extra, Aa45; frsts 42sg.
extra 44al5; frsts. ka4S. Blocks ns extra I,oiI.
frsts 4a45. DairJ prints Maryland Pennsy,vanis
and Virginia. extras 2aS frsts, 2a30 Store
5ania RFsts, aa32; do, West Virginia hrsts SlasiS
LIVE PoULTRY-Prices per pound unless oth.r
wise stated Chickens. winter, lbs and under yaSe
Ipring IL to II Ms. CAS-; do. D. and Iess sa,1:
do., old hens. heavy, n, d; Co.. small medium n
n; do, old ROSTERS. D.. I2a1S Ducks younr Mn.
covy and mnnsrel D., ls: do, young white Ptknv,
choos fat. lsal7; do, small. poor m IssIs
Pigeons old, pair 20; do. young, pair 20
VEGETA BLEsS AND GREEN FRUITS -po...o..
white. Westa-n M-rTlaud and fennsvlrania, bushei
1zSa3oi New York State. bnshel. asa3AO; Ess,s-n
Shore Maryland and virginia. No l 1oaz4S; do'.
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BUNGLNG CENSORSHIP
HURTS STOCK MARKET
Whole List CrumbIes. Due to Suspense
When Press Gagsers Veil Real Facts.

Nag AAG AhNeEnaAfOnAl news seEFiGesl
New York. June l-Bunghng censorship
caused serious break IN the stock mar
ket today. Sinking Of a ship in English
such manner as 70 leave the impression
thai II was sunk on Eew York harbor.
Thts impression was due in large part to
the announcement that came about the
same time TO the effect that New York
harbor had been closed II all the facts
as later harmed had been made public
promptly, the incident would have sent
the market up in the first place just as II
did later.
Stocks opened strong under the leader
ship Of United States Steel, which gained
more than a point in the first few minutes
or trading. The whole list moved in har-
mony win the leaders. and then came
the announcement from Washington Of
the sinking of a ship without telling
where u was sunk and Of the closing of
ths harbor. Heavy selling not only by
professionally but by banking interests
was begun AZ once Steel fell from l31 IA
to las 80 IN a few minutes. The whole
list crumbled away and Wall Street be-
gan to look very much as It did last De-
cember when the peace leak startled the
Street and in February when the U-Eoat
announcement was made
Information was flashed to Washington
OF the damage that had been done in the
market. Immediately a proper version of
the two incidents was made public. The
market responded at once. Steel led on
In the advance 1t was Joined by American
Smelters. which, before the day ended
advanced more than five points for A
new high-record price for the year. s eel
recovered mone than IL had, lost and closed
the day with a net gain.
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WASHINGTON PRoDucE

Quotations. Siyen below are for large lots NJ ,ood
marketable goods only. Joihers' prizes are h;glsr
Lower grades may be sold for less. Fancy rnoos
command higher pncss.
EGGS-Fim; nsarbg. =; Southern. n
CHEESE-New York State factory new 2sa17
BUrTER-Fnnn print, a.; Ern tpb q. 49,,
%; storepacked, n - S
PoULTRY-Live hens. n. q roostsrs N "a.
turkeys. n, 2aB: winter chickens N snss5 .nring
checkers, n, i0aA2; ducks n. l5sIs. asass n,
lcal3; keats, young. each. 40a55 ~
DRESSED POULTRY -Hens eboica ~. n o..
.; chickens. Per D., zA3o; turkeys NJ n s.s.7a.
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

CFFraxn. June f.-HOGS- HecEiUts. 200 head
stru-x- IS cFnts above ysstsrtiay's average. Bulk
la65al60N o.: light l4s1al5. s.: miEsd. 5 55alAp;
hszsy. L55a,615 Uugh. l52al5.b. pigs. l05a
CATTLE Rsceipta Zoo head; firm Matte hest
cattle gE5aL3TOs slocEss- and feeders. 7.talaJo;
.o1~s AL heifsTs. 25all.75: calves 95Rl3T5.
SHEEP Receipts. 500 head; weak Wethsrs.
10 5aal-35. Ismbs. 1L25al55N; sprngs. ls.0alSO
Pittshurz'1. Jrrns l.-RsrsiTts, $50 head; higher
HsaIas r. l1a-sI5 hcaVE Workers. Is 75al60D; light
Yorke-s li7slSOO: piz, l3Tsalf5
SHEEP AND LANIBS-ReCripts 80 head lower.
Too shssp. n. >. top lamb. lSU
CALVES -csipts. 50 ~ q. rIzhs-. Toy, IA5O.
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New York.
New Orleans.
NEW YORK MONEY.

Ntss York, June Money call opened at
PCT Ont: higiI. "a per cent; low pCr cent; close
PER cent Mot 4 :he days loans were made
at 4 pr CtsIt. Time munel was feaurpless as cDUn-
pared with cDrsiitCUs for the last ten days Rates
0aI ni1si collateral quoted 4aE4 per cent
fOr sixty days ~ per cent for fn1r mynLhs Pas4S.
pr cent for Eve and six months. On industrial
ellaIeral the rate Is quoted AL average Il \ psr
cfut higher
Mercantile rapsr was dun and very limited
in demand; PSI csnt seemed 70 Be the ruling
rate for high VTada names q usual maturity while
shut DATES Rrre traded in at Z per cent euncas-
sion Rates, 5 pr c~ns and above for the bcSt
maturities.
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CELEBRATES TENTH YEAR

The tenth anniversary Of the founding
Of the Teachers College Of GeorEe Wash
inEton University. was celebrated lost
night. Rear Admiral Charles Herhert
Stockton. I. s. y. retired. president ~
the University, spoke on the Importance
Of the work being done in the Tes CherSs,
College
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE.
WEEKLY BANK CLEARINGS.

New 0prk June Bank ClesungS IN the United
States for the week ending May u. as reported TO
Bradstrytt's Journal. New York. aggregate 529 Ts-
OO0 against S56R 454 OOO last wcek and s. l4 Zs 900
this week last year.
Following arc retlIrns for this week with per
crntAges Il changes as couparCd with this week
last year:
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WASHINGTON STOCK EXCHANGE.
Furnished by w. b. HIbbs a Co.
SALES

SALES
Washington Railway ard E7sctric - 81 900 at 7Sl4.
American GraphophOne 6s $50 at I0Gs
Washington Railway and Electric pfd-. At Ts4.
LanstDn, 3 at 10
After CaI:
Washington Gas, Is at n
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NEW YORK CURB MARKET

View York, June AFTER the initial Transactions
On ne C1ro marklt today pics broke the
Enm0Gno-msut that the port hSi been closed as
Eeu ma rsport that American steamer
bad hesu ynk. PrAss broke from / - points.
from tho 0pennE lsSeE- Trading 4 smaller
scals-than in the pso0sding sessions Of the week.
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In the World of Finance and Trade
SALES IN ODD LOTS
DOMINATE TRADING
Operations Slow as First Summer,Holi-
day Approaches.

Trading was slow at yesterdays session
of the Washington Stock Exchange Sales
were for the most part in odd lots. Rail-
way preferred changed hands at IS IL
l.anston at 20, and Washington Gas at 81
Railway - sold at Is i-2, and an odd lot
of American Graphophone IS at 100 81.
. The exchange will be closed today, the
first Of the summer Saturday holidays.
Sales for the week totaled l21 shares of
stock. and bonds Of the face value Of
Sl3, 100
The WESTINGHOUSE Machine Company
has closed a contract for approximately
5000 tons of foundry pig iron with fur
naces in the Central West on the basis
of A3 for No. foundry at valley fur
naces. deliveries to be made over the last
half of this year and the first half of 1918
At Cincinnati round tonnage of North
ern foundry iron has been sold on the
basis of $43 ton at Oronton, an advance
of 81 a ton over previous sales, while s
per cent silver in iron has been advanced
to $50 a ton for shipment over the first
half of next year.
The United States Steel Corporation
has made additional purchases of steel
scrap in the open market. reported to be
in excess of 10000 tons.
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BALTIMORE GRAIN.

Baltimore. June l. wHEAT-C1oss'i inlrtigs and
hikhrr No. rsd spot. rs. nominal No 2 red
wrsrsra sp7t, III nominal
CORN-C7o=ed frnar. SPOT. I6s
OATS-Markrt SaSi-r StsDdari whit s. ask-d
No white. "a AsEpi
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NEW YORK SUGAR.

N9w York. June -KaW sIEaT Qnet. centnflCaIs
SO: mossses slEar. n Refined sugar steady
hne grsnuated, 75OaS5a
BY F>renchmans invention as q
language student hears a word spoken by
a phonograph he also sees it appear on
a printed roll in conjunction with its
translation in his own tongue.
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MINING STOCKS,

d b, ". W. Eastsrday & Co, Inc.
GOLDFIELDS.
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NEW YORK BOND MARKET.

FROM go PAN. TO CLOSING.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-20
Free Treatment

President T.. Il. Stephenson. rr"sid"f!
If tho stat. lmurd If control. today -
SIZED II .,t:!;"InrmI tt IN" press OF lh''
state setting forth that state hospital
head. hn.,. been ordered t" administer
free treatment to defective. dctoTEneh
or crippled children. This announce
mcnt was made ns the result Of reports
received that state hospitals had been
rharg,rg those able 10 pay for the treat
ment 1t il rot the intention Ut the
board nr control I" allow poor children
10 50 without treatment and because OF
this has issued the following "rd'r:
THAT whereas. by an act "f The leg
islatur~ Of 1917. chnrtcr -. he three
state hospitals known nS W"lch HoSpl-
tai No |. NJ Wrlch. West Virginia.: Me-
Kcndrrr Hospital, M. ,. nj MckcnGree.
West Virginia. nnd farnlOn; Hospital
40 g. at t'nlrn"nt. West Virginia. were
rsIgnutnd ms state hospitals where dc.
formed crippled q: otherwise defective
Children needing surgical or orthopcdic
treatment uuy DC treated free of charge.
wh"sr pureHts or guardians urn resi-
dents of West Virginia and who are not
financially nhlr To procure or proHld"
such treatment fur said children, and
whereas the stat bourd OF control IL
vested with tho authority tn adopt suita-
Bile rules and regulations for their au'
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Apnroyed at Washington

Til" plan adopted her" under til" maine
Of the Patriotic Garden League IF West
NIrginiu for securing AT "xl"nSlN" PAM
I.g and cultivation nf war gardens next
spring. has bern approved in Washing
tn,, is the hest that has hc"n suggested
ar formed in any "f III" slntes and IN
has hr-n formed there I"
secure It's adoption In all the states. AZ
rnr,;nr IT, information brought I"
Charleston today b. James II. Stewart
StI.i,. comm s!"n"r of agriculture upon
his return from Washington.
Roth III" tame and the plan "f ih'
organization whirh provides for minor
Leagues In each city. town ar mining
or lunrbnr community. In thu state. have
been approved MS the most practical f"i
nat ION Wide 10.
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and rl"rtric signs mr." being turned OUT
10 save coal. The fuo! HdniniEtratI"n
il urging every possible economy L"
nirc; tho ahuvrrual dc!rnud for r"hl. INC
coal miner * ucIng !1"H"d t". !" do ms
bat hig Ia Keep tin" factories and r;jll
roads IN operation and Nv" h"usHh"lds
aul public institutions warm.
In normal times ii has h'"n til" GUS
;nrn Ia law Tn" njnrS id" during Flu
week Of christmas holidays because the
market for fuel could hH mot without
working during this period hut This
year conditions hav" changed. N"tiN"
power OF railroads has practically
broken down. Insufficient car supply
makes il necessary that every empty
car H., !nttird "a quickly ~ possible.
ether, fore. "ui. 90 consideration Tor
tn pHh:tc need. ~ ar" calling Oh tn"
United Mine Workers III .Au'.iI"a i
take. only Nv" h"liiayS. Christmas md
New NrIr'S. hur patriotic duiy d"-
lnaudS tlmt this il" done. II Will he Il
Snrvlr" III" l"ur!r al III" nation Will
appreciate. w, earnestly urg" local pres
lrntS. secretaries ani mine committees
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-20
ASTON|SHED
RHEUMATICS
MOST JOYOUS
All over the Country They Are
Recommending "Neutrone Pre-.
scription &c."

"Nrutrone Prescription 80" in Il few
days will, permanently timber up and
remove all aches and pains that none
except Il rheumatic suffers. The most
Skeptical persons have at once be.
come its warmnSt endnrserS.
As relieved patient "XpIr.ss"d it.
You can distinctly feel Il modif1Ca.
ton Of stiffness in your joints and
muscles"
"NrutrOnr Prescription ~" acts in
mysterious manner ihHi is almost
unbelievable. when III fact il immedi-
aI"ly relieves the most OhStn 9
cases Of rhrumatiam.
Are you troubled with rheumatism?
) IL you ar" "Eeutronr Prescription 90
! will cure YOU: yes. cure Won.
!! Go 10 your druggist. and Say good
bye rhnumarism. Mail orders filled
on $1.00 size
e. H. Gf'iesi = 60. Wheeling. "
Va. and leading druggists everywhere
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-20
Calls on Coal Miners to
Gut Out Usual Extended
Layoff During Holidays

INpIANAPOLIS. Ind. nc. le.--t"al
miners Of tho country are called upon
to terego their usually extended holiday
,hts Christmas time and take only two
davS-Cnristnaas and New Year s--'h
statement issued here t"-day at thN IN
ternational headquarters Of the United
Mine Workers ~ America Til. state
mont follows:
Tho United states IS IN IN" grip NJ
coal famine Recent SHOWS and "Ncss-
S;y., cold weather hav. depleted the
coal bins throughout the country. Never
before has 4 coal sh"rtaS" been s"
acute. Industries are being forced 70
close for the Jack q: fuel. Street lights
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Ruling by Jora as

I.u"Hi boards Throughout m" stat"
hnv" h"cn advised Ivy Captain Br"ckin-
rdg" Jones. chief Of tn" stat" military
r"uSu% and 'urullincut drpu mont that
In ailiuE uu"StIuunairrS lu regiStrauts
who mrr now located al great distance
from their address ~ the time Of regis
t"rinE. additional time may be allowed
III individual cases for the return Of
tn" papers
II ia explained that whrr" thr"" or
NOR" days arr required for the uu"s-
1ionnnir'' Ia pnss on" Nn! through the
malls. tn" hoard may Ills" iiS Judgment
IN The amount ri ''Ntrn time needed Cor
the rcEiS;rnnt Ia r''"iN". ill nu' and re-
turn II. Seven days is III" time Spr"i-
ned III all other cases.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-20
Selections Approved.

Additional members Of the dental de-
purtment Of the medical advisory boards
OK West Virginia now serving In con-
ncction with the Selective service reEu-
lAtlons governing the several draft
boards OF the state were returned today
approved by President Wilson. Governor
John J. Cornwell and Captain Brecken-
ride Jones, chief OF the department or
census and enrolment. nominated the
eleven additional members SOME time
ago. but official approval Of Ihe nomina-
tions were. not Forthcoming from Wash
ington until today. In several instances
the first dental member or the medical
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MADE GREAT RECORD.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 19--Only - pas
sensers were lost out Of more than three
hundred million carried on American
passenger ships during the fiscal year
ending Juno 80. tho annual report to-
dny Of tho Steamboat Inspection Scrvir"
shows. The total deaths on American
vessels. included those wh" went down
with torpedoed merchant craft WAS zee
but suicides and accidental drowning IS
accounted for gin of these. The yeur's
total was 6S4 less than that "f the pre- =
vious year when 800 persons were lost
on the steamer Eastland at Chicago.
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soush Side Personals.

William I3rohsun. who has h.su i'll Cor
tho past week. T. improving and will h.
able To be nut in n few days.
Master Robert Miller at South f.nn
street underwent an operation NJ IN.
North Wheeling hospital Yesterday
This Is The third opnPtion the y"unt,
man has had In three months
Mrs. Margaret Schrnier Is impro inc
nj thu North Wheeling hospital Mrs
Schrad"r was !nJur"d several days az
when she fell on the icy Sidewalks.
Earl BURNS Of Pittsburgh has Return,
I'd home after q visit with south side
friends.
james Rafferty,. who underwent al
operation at the North Wheeling hos.
ptal several days ago. Is resting 4:
we'll as can be cXpcrted
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-20

day. today caused a stir among sun"
off, Rl.: hrr" President j.. II. STEPHENS
son Of III. SlHtr board Of control. winch
has rharE" "f all stat" institutions F"ri-
feed ihr reports circulated and Hln"unc-
I'd rhni h.. had mad" an effort I" cum
,uIniraIc with President -. l. W""di"..
of Marshall ''nllrgr. 1t WIS "~r"r'hlh-
cri ,hnI Pres drnl W""dl"y and VII" hhd
departed for Florida and inf"rmht'"II
over the telephone from President
WnrdIry'S secretary verified IN" small
prN rrpnrlS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-20
Conversation News

%"w "i"rliunS Ia protection under the
Gtnir wurkIErn compensation tunh
were approved t"dn! by commissioner
.cr OFT HH fellows
r t.. E.nblrtun. building contractor 1T
I charleston; Arrfurd coal MiuInE com
rauv Of l'niunI"wu. Pa: S"lhrHE coal
company If tussir. W. VA: and Il. ~
Miller. contractor of Middl"nurt. OHIO.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-20

boards were appointed while / the lar
ger cities five men were alreiy named
md the list made public tody is the
sixth member. The llst followj
j. |: Mahan. Charleston; J.W. PAr-l
SONS, Huntington: .. w Burdett Wheel,
ing; c. II. Steinbeck. Parkersurg;
J.. Black. Blueheld: E. c. Staunn. H
ton: c. H. Bankhead. Elkins; E. Sns!tn.
Martlnsburg: c. H. Neill. FairIont: l..
II. Goston. Keyser; J. F.. Stone. Clarks-
burg.
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miltHnrr. care AMI treatment. the super
inttndrnIS 1T these institutions have
been directed To Receive, care for ano
render such medical assistance AZ may
be nrcrSS:Iry FOR their physical welfare.
applications blanks and rules governing
ndmittnncr will he furnished upon re-
t,lest IF the superintendent OF these
Iusttlut Ions"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-20
Rear 1niS in Mind

Ii only costs quarter. Obtainable
everywhere.
II consider Chamberlain Cough
Remedy by far the best medicine in
the market for colds and Group" says
Mrs Albert Blosser, Lima. Ohio. Many
others are Of the same opinion. Oh
tainable everywhere
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Planning Entertainment.

The n"u of the Rru,h"rhn"d NJ th'
Trinity Lutheran church have decided
TO give Hu entertainments in III" near
future. and plHns are being made rapid
~. Tho entertainment Will IL. II h"irii:,
and If It is up I" the STANDARD Of other
en,rrt aium-nts the men have given Il
wil, IT, Il good one.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-20
Sonora Photograph, clear asa bell
For Your Christmas. In stock,
$500 to $4,000, at HltIman &Sen's,
"a Eleventh street.
TWO MORE HoRlR

Two more OF the wartime invttigA-
lions Will start Friday. The sen6e In
terstHte commerce commission plAs to
begin it's study OF the railroad prolem.
and the senate committee will tas uni
the troubles OF the shipping boart
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-20
SOUTH. SIDE NEWS
presenting Calendar.

Til" members Of the 81. StrphanS Re-
formed church are rcr"ivluE pref: litllo
calendars from thr church. IN Cai"n-
dur contains Il list nj important; events
which will tux" plar" during III" coming
year, and al, llI. front Of In" hunki"t.
there Is IA pirtur, If III" church.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-20
School Dismissed.

When school Is dismissed tomorrow
afternoon III" Children may we'll leave
with CHEEKY smile. aH they will hay"
no more school this year. They Will IL"
b" asked Ia come 10 school until We'd
n"@day morning. January e.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-20
Mo Evening Services.

There will hc no SERVERS ut tho 81
Stephens Performed church Sunday
evening. owing to tho preparations be-
IN: mudr for the Christmas service. ~
REHEARSAL of the entertainment Will be
held Instead.