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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1917-03-29
CHAUTAUQUA PROGRAM OUT.
Will Be Held in Linton June 1927. A
Strong Program Headed by
Humorist Bede.

A representative of the Vawter
Chautauqua people was in Linton on
Monday night to meet with the local
boosters and to announce the program
and dates for this years week of enter
tainment. The following local people
were chosen to take charge of this end
of the work: j. H. Reamer, president;
A. N. Junge, vice president; J. D. Mel
er secretary; J J. Brokofsky, treas
urer; L. DuHeaume, Scott Cameron
and E. H. Smith. executive committee.
The first day will be Saturday, June
23d, and there will be two entertain
ments daily for five days, ending with
the evening performance Wednesday.
June 9th. The program is hummer.
]. Adam Bede, former Minnesota
congressman, and known rs the "Hu-
morist of the House" in his legislative
days, will lecture on the opening night.
Five native Hawaiins, also the
maids of Killarney" will be musical
numbers. The Cathedral Choir of eight
trained singers and accompanist, and
the Venetian Trio will be other musical
numbers.
Something especially good will be
the appearance of the Boston Players.
in drama.
Chares H. Plattenberg, noted COM
munity lecturer, will bring his mes
sage, Loyalty to the Home Town."
DR.. E. A. Brinton will lecture on 1.-THE
Land of War and Women" The Hon.
George w. Thompson, an Indiana leg
islator, is to appear here. He is one
of foremost journalists in literary
Hoosierdom. and is said to be a brilli-
ant speaker.
Everett Kemp, the impersonator,
will give one of his programs on the
last afternoon. He has been draw
ing card on the larger seven day cir
cults of the same company that makes
only the larger towns, which allows of
the use of only the highest class of
talent that can be procured.
Remeber the dates, June % to 27,
inclusive and make up your minds now
to attend.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1917-03-29

ria Bichler, Marzaline Burgad, Barbera
Leist, Frank Lettig, Mary Ftsehef,
George Gabriel. Elizabeth Genfs, Mix
Kraft, Louis Meyer, Katharina Rsis.
Adam schmaltz, Anton Fischer, Mar
garete Thomas, John iWickS haisea.
Jakob Bsumsartnsr and wendeain Ksi-
Ter, ofStrasburg; Yetta Davis, .Adsle
venne, John schatz and Margsefite =.
Reynolds, Of McCulley; Evelyn Clark,
Of Dana. I .,.a.
|, Now final report blanks have been
sent to every teacher with instructions
70 destroy AL othsr similar hlapks;
This is done BY advice Of the stats Su-
perintsndent and no other repafts can
be accepted. II you have not received
such blanks, they, will be forwarded b
you in ample time. s.
The Parent Tesehsrs' organization
OF Braddock had . program for n;
rents Day and served rsfreshmsnts,
Such little get-togsthSr meetings help
to link the home and iehool. g,ss.
The National Education Association
will meet at Portland, Oregon, on July
TIA, this year. We hive ) limited
supply Of pamphlets on the: snbjsct,
and will b glad to sendf them ,or, ~
quest as long d the supply klt. W.
will be glad to correspond with any ons
who plans to attend. = .t +
The sum of s1s, s,ess.2s vas appor-
toned to the school districts, IN Feb,
ruary, rs follows: I
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1917-03-29
which she he'd In THAR hearts.
g., II Slsssisfinn.

In MouD0eia0.
,Tendrils Of love which you twinsd
round our hsarts, making " adore yDu
little daughter. sister and playmate
given to u for such Q short time,
and that W might - exsmplified by
L little child something Of that sweet
meas and beauty. that divine patience
and purity Of spirit which We strive
3or A. part ef our own final rsward.
One Of Gods own ,littls flowers,
placed by him in the barren desert Of
lie that weary travellers might b. in
[spired and refrsshed BY its beauty,
|is sinplicity and fragrance, Evelyn,
|Geds tiny messenger. her work done.
i,as returned whsnee abe came, to in
|tsfeede for We less fortunate ones left
behind.
Words and. phrlses are clumsy
|t6inss him With which 70 express the sym
|pathy which is fslt for the bereaved
family BY the entire community.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1917-03-29
What Fire Costs.

The value Of property lost by fire In
the United States in the last two years
overshadOws the cost Of the Panama
canal 1t exceeds the total cost Of
maintaining the army and navy for the
same period. And the $2OO,OO0.OU
property loss is only half Of the story.
There was 500. 100000 more spent fol
maintaining fre-dghting eauipmant
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1917-03-29
iAazsIton Happenings.

s e.
F. B. Streeter and H. c. Lynn were
two Lintonites to call on Hazelton
friends Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Briggle returned
last evening from Fargo where they
have been visiting for over week.
DR.. J. F. Snyder returned home, via
Braddock, last Saturday from . sew
raj days sojourn at a Bismarck hos
|pital where he took treatments for his
lrheumAtisIn.
From the Republican. March, 2,2i.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Kurtz ha Q moved
Into their beautiful new home, ard now
they don't see how they ever got als ng
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1917-03-29
BLoRE BABY CALLED TO REST.

The only daughter Of Mr.. and Nrs.
Ike Blore died At their home . Linton
Sunday. The little one bright, low
able little thing. and her loss T. . dis
tinct shock to all. A friend, Of the
family has handed us IN obituary tor
publication. a. folloMs: .
OeeeaSed
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1917-03-29

day morning from weeks vacation at
Venturia. Oscar reports the time of
his life. He will try to put in about a
week at Ventura each year-nit. 1t
is quite joke on Oscar. He was one
Of the passengers on the train that be-
came stalled and snowbound near Ven
turia while on his way to a lumber
mems convention at jamestown last
Friday. One can imagine his disap-
pointmnt, when looking forward to q
week Of real pleasure, to find himself
marooned in town the size of Ven
turia instead.
While we are not putting out 30
much paper which is valuable these
days-we believe you will find just as
much reading matter as formerly and
the general news matter of much later
date. You will probably be glad to
miss the Canadian land advertisements
which were published on the ready
print side, but over which we had no
control. We certainly are pleased to
be able to give you paper without
them'-we have too much good land in
the Dakotas that need settlers to be
advertising land and inducing settlers
to go to another country. The Prog
ress, as we hand it to you today, costs
US more in both time and money than
it did formerly, but we believe there
is nothing too good for our readers or
the town and we are desirous of pleas
ing the former and keeping up with
the advancing strides Of the latter.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1917-03-29
EVA BRINDLE DIES OF TYPHOID
Ssriousy III But Two Weeks at Park
River, N. D., Where She
Was Teaching.

d1zeltOn 6epuDnc0n: One OF the
saddest shocks Hazelton has expert
need for many moons came Tuesday
morning over the wire reporting the
death of Miss Eva Brindle which oc-
CURED at Park River. about $3.50 a. m
Tuesday from typhoid.
The report of her illness came over
10 week ago and members Of the family
here had prepared to 60 to her at Park
River last Friday morning, but the
storm and its consequent blockading
Of traffic prevented. and to the sorrow
ing family the burden is doubly hard
to bear owing to the fact that they
could not reach her bedside and that
she passed away far from home and
friends. Death occurred at hospital
in Park River, where everything was
done to combat the fever, but in vain.
Eva Susan Brindle, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. S. E. Brindle, was born April
16 1896, on the Emmons county home
stead of the family south of Hazelton,
and at the time of her death was 20
years, II months and 4 days Of age.
She graduated from the Hazelton
high school in 1914 and last year in
June graduated from the state normal
school at Valley City. Last fall Miss
Brindle secured a school at Park River
where she was teaching at the time ILL
ness and death overlook her.
Born and reared here in Emmons
county, Eva Brindle was inoculated
with the broad minded, tender hearted,
hospitable spirit Of the true North Da-
kotan, and was one of the most lovable
dispositioned and best liked young la
dies Of this community. She led true
Christian life, being affiliated with the
Presbyterian church of this place and
took an active part in its work.
God sometimes does strange things
but His wisdom is infinite. He has seer
fit to take into His Kingdom one of the
finest young ladies ever reared in this
community; a girl just budding into
young womanhood with bright and
useful life before her; one of sterling
worth to the commonwealth, a treasure
to her friends and golden link in the
family circle. Her soul and spirit are
with God, but her memory will ever re.
main fresh to those who knew Iher and
those to whom she was dear.
| Deceased is survived by her parents
two brothers, Mark and Clark, and fiv.
sisters, Carrie, Laura (Mrs. Felix Muir
lphyl Verda. Clalra and Ruth, all o
Hazelton except Mrs. Murphy, who re-
sides at Sentinel Butte, and Miss Car
rie, who has been residing in Texas.
s. E. Brindle, father Of the deceased
left Tuesday for Park River to brirl
the body back home, where it will b.
laid to rest beside that Of her .;stcr
Faye, who died five years ago.
1t is expected the remains will ar.iv,
this evening and the funeral will b,
held Saturday forenoon at II o'>lGl
from the Presbyterian church
The pail bearers will be Georg,
Chase. Norman Roop, Ed. Tempel, Ber
Thompson, Paul Kurtz and >;.anle!
IKurtz.
The entire community shares III
lsorrow Of the bereaved family and of
fers them their most sincere syn,path.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1917-03-29

,Fer s.le.. ,.boat % bs.hel. Of good
1915 Marquis sssd wheat at 500 per
bashsl.. Weight tsst: g pounds to the
bsshsl. RAY LITTLE, Tenvik, N.
lD-Ady. .
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1917-03-29

There will BE- An entertainment Civ
en- 1t the Gayton school house No. 2
on Saturday evening, March s1st. at
$3.50 p. m. Everybody welcome.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1917-03-29

-s' Fer. ,sak At 4 Bargain.
Ny ohousA and two lots. Have q
splendid hs4tsng plant. Good barn.
and ! fins garden.
Il ". o. IRWIN.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1917-03-29

SALESMAN WANTED-Lubricat.
.ng Oil, Grease, Specialties, Paint.
Part or whole time. Commission ba-
sis. Get orders now for spring and
summer delivery. Man with rig pre-
ferred. RIVERSIDE REFINING
CO., Cleveland, Ohio. ADV.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1917-03-29
GOOD FRIDAY TO BE OBSERVED

We. fhA ,,ndey.ivn.d h,,.;n..s -.r
os Linton. N. D.. hsr.hx .sr.. - .,osa .s.,
q pIses i bu.ins.. On a.: cood = rr,asx ss.,s
Anil al. and = r..n = .,o..d -, - 49,
ynra.nf.. s,s !. r. r. AZ Iii. = ,.,,,s,,,h,..,s. ~.
- NJ I'm. a:.tl 9, - -. I, q. ~, ..,-.
~ 1900 e. q. ..,,;.... ..s -.,:-:..
:. ~. ,..;s.:..-.. -. ~. .s.'
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1917-03-29

Number OF children. tsi
Apporttonment Of state tuition fun
I Apportionment county tuition fun
7 Total apportionment for district
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-08
.STAGNANCy MARKED
THE MARKET SESSION

SEW YORK, Dec I.-S;nckS ~"r"
t,,avv in ,E.. first half Of t"-dAy'S Stak
nant %rksiuI. but mad ny Inrt on 'iie'
luss later though closing WIN 4 h''a'S
tone. Thr .notrmrm: VAS IN" marrow
rs, ard !.nN; Important az any H"E W.
many weeks. III" total dealings HfI''-
eating .rl. 3%",o"0 shares.
Thu. SAM. iuilu"uC"S when :" '""H
have, served t. check activity al" !"
i;Ia,iv. wr,.. again operative. F"'''H' -
news Uttered liltl" 'itc"url&"inrH'' h'''
. imrrudInr developments a. NAS'ihsto'
were reflected III IL" h"$itan' t''''" va
:uduslrillS and war issues.
Rails bore IA. hrunt 1T ,hc early re-
,,.rs,, investment stocks making gross
rcccsS,rus. - / /" points. !'' new
n,tuituulns were. reached by Raltim"r" "
OHIO nj ~, and Pennsylvania ~ ~ s.
selling If the latter RcaiI, Suggesting
urgent liquidation.
I'riur,r4 extended recent Losses. West
eru lm!,.u. however, r"EainIhE us -
.,uint decline. United states Str'i WIZ
uu,lrr pressure most OF n" tlITe. WIN
,,h,r ,u,I,umsn;&. but rallied slightly IN
,h,. last hour. uul: I" fall back again
Sh,npirgs, cuppcrs aud some h"lt
score speculative spcctalti"s r"actrl ann
recovered ~ III" movement S"lit"" ''so-
where ,udjuG ;nr the most part how
ever. at net losses.
international bonds ~cr" hruE9. AN
rlo- French 6s establishing their lowest
r,nration ut S9ls. French municlpals
also weakened. Liberty AZ ranged from
0-1f To- $3.50. and III" 3 ra from "S.AN
10 9>.1G.
Total sales (psr valued. ugEr'Ga'ru
SS.150.Nnu.
United States bonds Gold issueS'
/ were UNCHANGED on call. the registered
Is declining ~ per cent. on sale.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-08
UALLAS '$HS5

Quito n number Of people were dlsap-
pointed Monday evening when Miss
Manchester. III" noted rlncutoniSt. did
not como to the Presbyterian church.
Mo1d was sF To na sp rns An
ankle and WAS unable 10 walk 80 couiG
not keep her appointment. -
Miss Nettic Craft. OF Triadelphia,
Mrs. Hannah, Black. who has been III
Of pneumonia. IS recovering nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kelley Guy were husi-
moss callers IN Martins Ferry Wednes-
day.
Mrs Bertha Henderson and son Hair
~ Of Fulton spent several days with
Mrs T.. J.. Rhoadrs returned homo Mon,
MIS- Orli" Kinrmins has recovered from
Il severe illness OF 1u!nsy and ;ons!litis.
McSsrs. Elmer Wilson Jim and Bern
Cuttings were business caAcrs at Elm
'rhc Modern wondmcn gave mn oyster
supper Thanksgiving night which wa;'
well attended.
Mrs. Allan Atkinson returned 70 her
spending p few days with her mother
Mrs. Mason N1ciT1unrhy entertained
Mr.. and Mrs Patti>on. NJ. and Mrs
orlie kImmins. and Mr. ard Mrs: THoS-
tisnrgr Atkinson sold his farm re-
gently to John Hunter and will move To-
Ciaysvill" to make his future homo. ;
SpcndinE several days with her mother.
:" Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Finley. Of war-t
wood. ara tho proud parents OF 3 baby
boy They are former residents OF Dali
Mr. and HIrs. W. 8. Oldham and their4
guest, Miss Nettle Craft. epent Thurs-I
day with Mr.. and Mira ". N. rRhoades
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-08
from In that connection. for coal outrns

from IN that connection. for coal OUTPUT
has decreased rather than Increased.
The mistake was made Of liking Il
r-ice t"o low to dc:'clop the full copac;; y
~ III" couutry's ccal mines. The same
mistake can De made IN tho steel. IN
dustrr already suffering seriously from
lack or fuel du. In the part 70 tn" ur-
iStnat !uSiStrar" ~ Washington IN Il
Theoretically rather than 4 practical
r&ndjustm"nt uC coal prices. In the
sept. conferences between tho former
may b. wan: most Of them considered
."Ntren" concessions. and thr So-cdllc'I
agreed prices wer. practically: ~ :he WIZ.
industries boards own making. Ec,.tt,...
Ii" manufacturers have accepted these
prices and have gone 10 work In II, broad
spirit :" max" them cfscct!vn. Il wuul,:
L. Il grave mistake for tho federal trade
commission to reason that The naNt step
IS - apply tn" screws. and then Mt IN
t.rvnis {" CIV" them n fresh turn down
ward.
"Th" comparative. plan under which
;h'' s"v.rnIn"nt au'I tho iron ani stc"i
industries have now h"Gun t. work has
accomplished much already. II stopped
:, Runaway market and thus avoided y
situation that WAS fall ~ ,.ars,r |: So
iron and steel we'll below what they mad
h.'n paying. In Tho wise way In which
'h' manufacturers hn"n b"an CARRYING
:; out has been x guaranteed OF a NOR"
stable market n Some and under .helr
Lead Doth producers and consumers have
i"''n cIrrEIfis nUt tho necessary read
iUSttu"r;s with q minimum Of disturb
an"" !" ;hc industry, They should DO
allowed :" gp on tor u period OF month";
~ ;h' way in which hey havo begun.
My Chang" IN costs ~ production that
nav" ''nrn" since th.' first price announce
"''n'~ "t S"pt. q lIav" .hrcn to higher
III '.r''S and "r"r$"!d has increased With
III. eating down nt output.
TIL" one fact 10 bring about reduc-
lions In market prices on Jan 1se IS Ill
'nnt"i and miSchcv!ous and should rot
succeed. y" excuse will b. taken for n
repetition ~ those blunderlngs that I'm &
"r"v.''t =" costly In the government
h;;rId!lns rf fuel"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-08
IRON AGE RECITES
RESULTS OF TlNKERlNC

~. rr.>:,,. U.r. - y. l.. MaS;.:i K -. }
III. l,.,:. Az. makes IL" ;"!!""isIS
,nI..:g..rt "u H.. universe i'cic" timer
!uy.
Til. I'M. r:.-.n;t!i> 81 :"r ici"S:uS
IN tn. ri.,.S,,.,, -: continuing ;i:"S' pro
- Mas I:.n:.ar- l. wiGrh * l"ss tt;!.u
:nir ~. =. dIStnr:t. y ~ - 't' prices
,,,.iurilnx tat.S.. - ir'n "'". pig ron
.,"H r;at..~. .ilts:,ts.raI Sari."s ana b9s!S.
w.:.. I.r...u;.t-:;tt.'d ":! S"i',. :, ar f"t'
w.,.h- Az. ''"rsit!'rt!.s'- -: iron has
.,...,u slid :" countries ami still ""rNS
IN tn. s.: i,:,etS. 'rh,' rr;u"n. has
!r,Ight itrc': :"rraE"S - plates HH
.h,,,.x cnr So; and O.: j,ar$ :"r SHELLS
=. ,h. ;..w Hcurcs. ard prtyut" nt!"r~
has dora. ,sn:n. business az -" sam"
;r!c..s ,h"nch ,'ss ""lunn" Is snitit I'M
;..,r.d 49,, thu. -: r." S"v"rntErnt. Y
S.eei .i.;,:l,.:ac.ar.S' C,::tni;;"'. a; in'
r.,;,:..s, - -. GOVERNMENT has SI"n;
,.:an-. d., =. III. adjustment .; rIiT-
49,: prices u: y g..,: ~arl"ty. ~ :inis"..'!
;.r1ductS - tn. rev levels. Tn. tOhn"-s
have been brought IL La" and through
out II. trade. with y lew o"tStapcins:
exceptions where tn" ara":it., o! nnisu;tl
;rnn,s wnutl no. -, rIrp.,; ;hHrs na.i
BEEN ar arc, pianos q! rue president: :
postsion that, war demands mast not h.
cXplotted .rr in"rdin.,te gain md t,I:.C
Tie steel capa"ity % III" c"untr: mus
develop H.. lnr:.S: pr"d'ieIloa ~ which
/; Is capable.
Put now cones i'.tS ""irri;,tn; "t
D%mern6erS - the trade c",siISsiun That
their elaborate Investigation "t thu cost
Of predicting iron and .t""i il vart"u.'
forms which Il was ann";inr"h SIX
months nSo would be made H.: basis az
fixing government prices. hn9 .gon. fu-
uauStt and since these COMMISSIONER
rant 70 $50 reductions from til.. sciird-
ules already liked. Evidently ;hr lesson
ne tho price liking on c"al-pnd tti&
wns exclusively government pric.. AK
tHg--haS been lost on. commission. .ttt.r
weeks Of effort 70 develop cont pro'luc-
ton on 4 50 basis has brought failure
tina l5c increase vas finally allowed. Eu,
It Is question today whether tho small
country coal openings which tina 50 pricn
promptly closed can be- made available
after weeks Of suspension. Their miner.
! who, as the fuel administrator said
would turn to the machine operated
mines. havo evidently not been hcart,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-08
Butter, Eggs and Cheese

NEW YORK. lh.c. 1.-Duttcr firm.
Creamery higher than extras 4Stf Z q i"
creamery. extras t@2l score) 9Ti2 Q IS
first 43u41: seconds Sal. q AZ.
Eggs. irregular. Fresh gathered eN-
iras SG.i51: rxtra ;lrst 81 q 90: first 81 y
1.S3; seconds ASA Il. Refrigerator. %ne-
Gals 81 M u; refrigerator, arsts S3'I Ut
a4t,: state. Pennsylvania. and nearby
western hrnncry. whites. fine 10 fanc'
Ga, is. sat-. Pennsylvania and nearby
hcnncrv browns. 5Sa46 e..
Cheese irregular. state fresh. Spe-
rials "3M9@l.: do average run 2212 q:
-
Pressed poultry quiet: prices unchang-
ID.
Flour. unchanged.
Live I",uJtry. weak: chickens 81; fowls
22r.i; turkeys lSm 20.
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LnhnrntnrY to Charleston.

Tho Stat" Health Council has ordered
the renewal or th. sat" EyEicnic labor
atnry from MnrEantown, .whnr"' 1t is
ruumrrtrd with the stat" university. 70
Churl"s;uu. where Il Is to become more
truly an integral part nj tn" health de-
Inrtm"nt * was ANNOUNCED! to-day by
DIR. S. l.. Jcrson. commissioner Of health
AMI secretary 81 the council.
The removal or the equipment. how
ever VII not b. made untiI next snn-
ul"r Ut tin. clos, III the present uni
v"rSity Year. Two REASONS were given
for the action or tho council. ON" OF
these is the inacccsslbility Of the ia
hO"n'0ry IN its present location for the
use Of the people Of r'hn STATE" the other
the carrying ont Of Il general plan III
rentrtllzn ull the branches Of III" de-
partlntnt In ono place under the. direct
supervision OF the State commissioner.
Or. Arthur Lcderer' is director OF the
laboratory.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-08
Military RpliuE.

Major +. l.. Davis, acting niJutant
general " W,st Virginia. was notified
to-day hy the war department ut Il rul-
nr "f thr judG" advocate general that
Zach man in th-. National Guard who
vas drafted into In" Federal. service
August i, last. shall receive all indivld-
unl diSrhurG" ir"ln any further ubliga-
tinns "a the state.
This ruling. II = lrclar"d. will have
'hn effect III absolutely wininE out tho
National Guard insofar as il IL State
organization. and II revive Il after the
war il would hay" {" be- r"-nrSanlzed.
with entirely new ""li$tm"ntS.
About .:.Iuu man Will r"r"iN" tho !ndi-
Vidual discharges from West Virginia
Major Davis said.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-08
SUGAR.

NEW YORK;. por. Til" only f"ut!ir'>
i'm tho raw sugar market 'odhE was IN
unrnni!rmrh Tum"r that sales had h""n
made nf new crop tuhHS at the liked
urire If $3.50 /. e. II. Cubn. equal To 81 IN
cast and freight. providing tho freight Is
81 cents. In case the lhttsr SHOULD OK
coed 90 CENTS, the extra charE" must hh
paid Icy the buyer. spot prices continun
nominal 1T the basis III former sales
viz $50" for CnbaS cast rnd freight,
equal 10 $50 for Centrifugal. and 1882
for molassrs. pending confirmation Of
the above sales.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-08
SUMMARY

MEN, YORK. Dec. 7.-Wnlys-Over-
land d".:lar"d regular quarterly dividend
ri SIS On preferred. payable January
|. To stock record December 90
NtpissinE Mines Co. Ltd. declared
regular quarterly dividend NJ 5 pc-
cont AMI an extra dividend of : per cent
both payable January 81 10 stock record
p"'".nh"r Il. This Will be second az
trf. disbursement same amount having
h."r Gcclnr,I months ago and rnakoa
- total II 80 per cont declared in 1917
L !" dcr"d that IT," United Stntns
St".-i 'rrrnrn, ION - 20 rrea1e Il fund or
$%mh. i,"h mo- mad. UP nf Liberty bonds
and other securities f"r the purpose Of
dishurSing Il {" shareholders ~ an cX-
tril dividend
E>nn"r"tt's November productions to-
Jailed i".HHS.Rn0 pounds copper against
III. mo In October 1.l6n. Gn0 In Septrm-
Der and 1.N4S.n06 IN August. The Novcm-
her production included $4,000 pounds
from! ila~lt mud 5.7js.o00 pounds from
Su,;,h America.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-08

T., ~..,,,,,, ,n ih.. rajlr"ahs %ill TAX" "i'
=, ,orr constructive. u,r ma IN In" h'.-
,ur.,I ,..,,rs.. IF thugs Ia 'm'rurt '":.'-
dcn,... IA s...r,rf:" ladders aud ml'ur@i'!
..r,.,.,: ,hr reckless un!uu,iinE - THIS Typ"
80. .rcuri.i,'S -, much Il, evidence III re-
cen; past.
\; ;ti. SAM. iIIn' an lmrr"hN"n p"''iv
,Ir,nan! -: lN,.4" shares VIII II" ""'''
assert i,s.!" whom ia" Nor" 'Hh"F'.''
I;diGa,I"I,s IL r'Ii"t Will "" 'F'h'''''
We mr." stan a;u"u: tN"$" who h"''''''
that Investment purchases ~ IN" "''"
class rr railrund $!"ciss will iat"r -" h'
Will rewarded.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-08
COMPENSATION News.

Nrw rlcCtinur tn protection under tho
wurknrn's compensation fund were ap-
proved tn-du% BY the commissioner. as
r,Alnws:
Charles IucaS coal mining. "f Tad:
x. f.. Jones' * Company. iron and steel
;an: cr"rtur%, Of Franklin. Pa. and the
Huntington Clay Products Company. or
Inn, inMlmI.