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Malvern daily record., 1917-11-14

Mrs. w. E. Massey of Hot Springs will be present Thursday night to wit ness the production of her play, "An Off Day at the Parsonage.
 **s.
 Hollands Magazine, 2 years for $1.00 See the compitte from the s. l. A., and help them by entering your subscription for this excellent piece of reading matter. It will be money we'll spent.
 Cox's Army Missionary Society will meet Friday at p. m. with Mrs. Jake Boyle.
 The Home Guards had their regu- lar drill at the school grounds last night. A good number were present, and the drill was greatly enjoyed. Some of the old members have not yet signed up the new oath, and these are urged to do so at once.
 Clarence Abner, of Emmett and Miss Nellie Kemp, of Social Hill, were married in this city Monday after noon, Esq. D. M. Noble officitlng. The young couple left immediately for their home at Emmett. We wish them much happiness and prosperity.
 
 FOUND-A 1904 Ouachita College class pin. Finder may obtain same, by applying to this office and paying for this ad.
 
 Mrs. J. G. Jackson of Little Rock, Corresponding Secretary of the Ark ansas Woman's Missionary Union of the Baptist Church, is expected in the city Thursday on business pertaining to her office. She will probably ad- dress the ladies of the local churches.
Malvern daily record., 1917-11-14

A special meeting of the Chamber of Commerce will be held at the Wood men hall Friday night. All members are urged to be present, as business of importance is to be transacted.
Malvern daily record., 1917-11-14

At Royal Theatre, Thursday evening Nov. 18th.
 Scene. sitting room of Rev. and Mrs. Rutledee,s home.
Malvern daily record., 1917-11-14

A special meeting of the Chamber of Commerce will be held at the Wood men hall Friday night. All members are urged to be present, as business of importance is to be transacted.
 
 w R. Dufie and Ed Gray Thrasher returned last night from the Louis anna gas fields, where they went to take aforce of men to guard the Gas Company's property.
 SECOND HAND FORD CAR FOR SALE; in good conditition. Cheap for cash. See Gordan Merritt.
 &* k *
 Mrs. R. s. Jackson wishes to meet all those who have Lunch petitions, or are getting subscribers to Hollands magazine, at the Red Cross rooms, Friday afternoon, at 3 o'clock.
 *
 Patronize the Baptist ladies,get the worth of your money, at the Royal Theatre Thursday night, November 10th. Admission 15 and 25 cents. FOR SALE-City property close in at a bargain for cash or will sell on easy payments.
 T. A. Miller-11, IA c.
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 Roe McCraney returned to Little Rock yesterday accompanied by Mes dame Henry Berger, w L. Collie, and Ralph Adams. The trip was made in the formers car.
 
 Under direction of Mesdames J. F. Williams and H. N. Canaday, the play, of Day at the Parsonage with IS characters, will be presented at the Royal Theatre tomorrow, Thursday, night. Curtain will rise promptly at 8 o'clock.
 FOR sALE-Two milch cows, ages about 7and 9. Also a cream sepa- rater, in perfect condition, only used one season. Apply to Mrs. F. H. Me- Corinack.
Malvern daily record., 1917-11-14

W. R. Dufie and Ed Gray Thrasher returned last night from the Louis anna gas fields, where they went to take aforce of men to guard the Gas Company's property.
Malvern daily record., 1917-11-14
ATTENTION-THE KEYS
 ARE ALL GONE

You are now requested to bring in the keys you have and see if any of them will operate the lock.
 Browning & Emerson.
Malvern daily record., 1917-11-14

Ghas. Holt, of Nashville, was in- Malvern merchants today.
Malvern daily record., 1917-11-14

Mrs. F. H. Mccormack will return rom Hot Springs tonight.
Malvern daily record., 1917-11-14

SECOND HAND FORD CAR FOR SALE; in good conditition. Cheap for cash. See Gordan Merritt.
Malvern daily record., 1917-11-14

Cotton Buyer John Lewis visited Prescott last night.
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Malvern daily record., 1917-11-14

Mrs. W. E. Massey of Hot Springs will be present Thursday night to wit ness the production of her play, "An Off Day at the Parsonage. !"
Malvern daily record., 1917-11-14

Meet me at the Elite.
 x A
Malvern daily record., 1917-11-14
IAN OFF DAY AT THE

PARSONAGE. ,
Malvern daily record., 1917-11-14

Remember the play, of Day at the Parsonage" at the Royal Theatre Thursday evening, Nov. 18th.
Malvern daily record., 1917-11-14

Cox's Army Missionary Society will meet Friday at 3 p. m. with Mrs. Jake Boyle.
Malvern daily record., 1917-11-14

Handford Deer and Al Deer, of Le ola, spent Sunday here, the guests 0 MT and Mrs. J. w. Deer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-26
FOREIGN TRADE
IS CUT DEEPLY

NEW YORK Fob "..--Th" stock
r,arke, trav-r$"d familiar ground iaSt
week. dealings a: iii 'ir:"I r".t"ca'"
teing almost wti'''ir 'rti'l"'''"d tr tn"
toreiSn situation. 'n"r" particularly IN
its bearing upon this country.
Greater taast"r. IL :h. relations h"
tween Washington and Berlin aud III"
uncertainty attending tho r"tatinnS- h"-
tween the hcm" government and Ger
rnanr's allies wrr" oT-rSna'i"wTh ONLY
nv the turrsas sod restrictions upon i'm
ports announced later IA H." WEE! 10y
The British government. THAT Great
SritaIn's drastic embargo must work
| to the detrlnent OF this couutry'S export
rade seems To be accepted a. AN nhTi-
|ous fact; 7" what extent articles I'm;
der the ban may De offset by increased
purchases Of our raw materials. TO-:
example. iron ore. copper and other
metals. remains TO be Seen.
Inquiry for securities from Invest
nent sources continues disappointing
The status Of the bond market - likely
10 remain moro or less doubtful! l'endin:
Sdefinite announcement OF financing 10"
emergencies by the government at
Washington.
In the stock market all the more
prominent issues were subject to irrcS-
Olar Fluctuations. In tn" main. rails
were more firm than !nduStr!alS. while
war and senii-war shares received much
Of their propulsion from pools ara spec
ulRtiTe interests.
Banking interests contiuu" t" dis
courage anything like Il revival o: last
years Extravaganza operations III tn'
stock market. although they arr on rec
ord as saying that critls In m" Si;n2'
ton with Germany is likely 70 hc t"i-
1 lowed by another boom IN equipments
and munitions.
Domestic Inquiry for steel. copper and
kindred materials WAS facilitated by Il
lesSeninS the recent freight ronEeS'
ton. Numerous orders for railway
equipment were placed during the week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-26
BALM SEES REAL
PEACE AFTER WAR

BERLIN. Feb. 25.---Eia Sayvill". ".
Y.---AIhert h,Nlin. direct or general OF tho
Hamburg american line is quoted by the
Overseas News Agency az declaring that
continuation OF hostilties among tho
hcllgcr"nt countries after TN, war is
not pru ba bic. az 1T would be nonsense
if the states would ruin each other
economically after the military struS-
gle
Germany and her allies said Herr
Baliin." will after tho war dispose Of
sufficient tonnage in order 10 recon-
mrnCe imcdiatcly rNportaticn. on &C
count Of It's importance with reference
70 German exchange. Although C"r-
tain commodities vii no longer conSti-
lutn a German monopoly We Will have
new articles for export.
1t can hardly be supposed that act
ual hatred will after the WAR imI'rd" the
rrcn,nmrnccmcnt Of foreign trade, since
all nations Rre dependent upon
each other. / am absolutely sur" there
will b. M commerCiLl war. All the bel
licrrenlS viii be able rapidly 10 release
their lost tonnage. England will be
able to reconstruct il within two
years and this period also will h" sutti-
rirni for us.
Our admiralty is most satisfied with
Tho result Of the submarine war. Our
success cannot lac measured by tho num-
her uf ships sunk: the most important
point IL tn cut Off traffic between Amer
ica and England.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-26
SEVEN VIOLENT DEATHS
DURING THE PAST WEEK

CHARLESTON. ". Va, Feb. 25.--
Seven deaths from accident occurred
in West Virginia industries during the
last week. according 10 reports re-
Ceivcd from the workm"n's compcn,
Sation department. There were aa2
accidents. of which Is were reported
Saturday.
The commission has announced The
award Of the following pensions
Nellie Stout. nf Thomas. widow, and
Two children. $50 monthly: Rose Rock
pnstein,. Of Adamson. widow, and one
child, $25 monthly: Mrs. Freeman
Kelly, Of Fahmonl, widow. SEQ month
is: Vonia Jewell, widow, Of Vivian,
1870 monthly.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-26
EXPORT TRADE
IS THREATENED

NEW YORK. Feb. Business in
rnii.,i stool continues "Ntra"rdlnarllE
heavy although tAw"r orders are being
placed Tor ralir"ad cuHIrincnt' on do
nestle tccounis and th. large foreign NJ
doris AZ" t"rilsnrari'y held in ahrEanc".
~ the moment interest il conferred NOR"
- Acknowledgements" VII" products:
in piar" and tubular goods. Railroad
DAYS however call for 1900" tons "f
rolled steel products. The rail mills
have taken orders for $1,000 tons Of
rails The car builders have taken or
flrrS for $50 carS hut c.hn" Ar" I" b"
hul!t At ra!lroad shops and l"r"m";ir"
builders have entered add!'i"nai orders
for =. engines.
! EXPORT inquiries continue mnS' i'm
nressiy, hut il is significant that one
large Italian interest has temporarily
withdrawn from TN" market. several
new Inquiries for ship steel hay" !"mc
out for 100000 tons including +'.ooo
toms of plates
An extremely hravy demand for wire
PRODUCTS * evident ON both dom"Sti''
and foreign account. Russia is closing
contracts :or 100. huo toms ii blrbed
wire and Italy for @n"Ho tons. Will"
miscellaneous sales "t wir" produrtS
for EXPORT amount 10 2u.nHo toms. hut
don,rStir buying has exceeded foreign
orders materially. canada Manufacture
rrS hav" ais" placed contracts Tor 'u"-
nnu tons ot .\rn"riran Foundry coke Tor
this wears delivery.
.rh, Erthlchem Sr"~l company has
sold 80. 400 boxes of tin plat" for ship
r,cut over the fourth quarter al this
yrI; against tho output Ut its Baltimore
plant which i expected 70 hH III opera
ton n"Nt July.
100. coo tons iurlutljur ihn.hro tons OF
Southern Foundry al IN advance OF 81
pre- ton.
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COMMENCEMENT DATES.

CHARLESTON. w. Va. Fob. Is
Commencement dat"s of number oi
tho state schools have been rnn"iinccd
hv l. Frank Marsh nf the stat" depart
mont nf schools. Tn" commencement
exercises of West Virginia University
will ha h"ld Tuesday. lrn" -. The
COMMENCEMENT. OF Marshall t")l""" VII
h., hnld in connection with tho m""iinc
Of tho stat" E.iuraiInn AsSocrn'lhn III
Huntingdon. Inc ginning Wednesday; June
IL
Other Comm"nc~m"ni dat"s ar" an
nounrcI as follows. Nest Virginia t0I-
lcgiate Institute. May 80. tonr"ra Nor,
mai School. Iin" l. Biu"i"ld C"lpr"d
institute. Iun" :. Wc>r Liberty Norma!
School, Jam" :: F'arn"ni Norma
school: Jun" :; shepherd college. Jun'
S: KryScr Preparatory school Jun" "
geometry rrr,,arnI"ry Srh""l. LIME ..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-26
HIGHER EXPORT TAX
ON MEXICAN OIL

MEXICO CITY. Feb. 2J.--Drcidcd in
crr;tses in the export duties on crude
oil and it's products arc provided for IN
4 decree outlined by The department OF
fnmcnto and now awaiting tho signature
Of General CarrRnZa.
According TO tn" decree The tax VIII
bS graduated according 10 The specific
gravity OF the oil. oil of Il higher graz
ity than "a will he taxed so ccntAvoS II
ton and lighter oil will pay Ia ccnlavoS
n ton additional for each degree less
than "a. \ tax of five per cent ON the
commercial value Will b" placed on re-
lined products which now pay n" "N-
port tax. The present tax Of to "cnta-
vns Il ton on crude oil for Mexican
consumption Is abroGatcd. y tax OF l20
crniavcs IL placed on all oil wasted at
n",v wells ar not utilized from flowing
wells. The proposed decree IS intended
10 become effective July |. The pres
~ export I'm j. 80 ccn,av"s ton with
cut regard 10 gravity.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-26
Demand Referendum
Before War Declared

CINCINNATI. .. Feb. "j.-Rcsolu-
lions against Il declaration "f war. or
it, equivalent. against any nf tn" h"lllG-
.rrant European powers AMI Il GrIuand
for n referendum Vo;" on any DECLARE
tiOn Of war and on any law for C"mpui-
sorry military S"rvic" "r c"nSCriptiun.
were adopted ~ Il meeting hold under
the auspices Of ~" American Inion
AGAINST MIlitarism. h"r", today.
Tha sneakers included form"r Int .
~ States Senator VIM. T.. Mason. nr I'LL
mis-. aud former Cnnsr"ssmau !. Warren
Keller. OF Springfield. Ohio.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-26
BOYCOTT DECLARED
ON KOSHER MEAT SHOPS

CINCINNATI, O., Feb ga. boy,
colt on all kosher butcher shops in
This city, TO 80 into effect next We'd
nesday. was declared tonight. BY an
executive committee appointed at Il
mass meeting Of Jewish people held
earlier in the day. Tho mass meeting
WAS called 10 protest against the high
price of kosher meat, and WAS yer!
stormy affair.
1t was re2:s5:;r.,; - me meeting thai
the kosher butchers are paying from
l0iac 10 131ac a pound for meat al
Wholesale, and are selling II for 2oc Il
Mound
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-26
DAUGHTER OF GERMAN
MINISTER MURDERED

TOXIC. Feb. 25.--It Is reported that
the wife of Lieutenant Saldern. Ger
man war prisoner, has been murdered
in a house at kukuoka, IS miles north
cast of NaGasak. Frau Saldern is
supposed to have been strangled. The
lieutenant has been held At the prison
camp at Fukuoka since being taken
there from Using Tau after the cap
lurr of that place by the Japanese.
She is believed to have been daugh-
ter Of the German minister Of marine,
Vice Admiral Eduard Won Chappellc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-26
DEATH FOR FOUR IN
Pennsylvania WRECK

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 25. - Four
person, were killed and three IN
jared. TWO seriously. in wreck on
Inc New York division Of the Tenn
sylvania railroad near Bristol, "a,
early today. All Of the victims, win
the exception of j. K. King, an en-.
ginrcr. were attendants in charge OF
TWO cars OF thoroughbred horses being
shipped from Center, Pa. and VIII
Transport. Pa. Their names nave NOT
been learned. Seven or the horses
were killed. The wrcckage caught
fire and score Of freight and express
rnrs Wrrr DESTROYED.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-26
Severe ReVerSeS For
Cuban RGvOIutionISts

HAVANA. Feb. 9j.--tioveFnmcnt
troops have captured Camagucy. il is
announced officially. The rebels fled
after offering slight resistance.
1t is reported from Santa Clara that
heavy fighting al Lrma Del tiril!o r"-
quilted in the def .at Of rebel forces. un.
der Geratdo Machadn and Sanchez Del
Portal. The battle lasted less than an
hour The rebels lost fifteen killed acd
lis wounded. Del Portal is reported 20
have been wounded. He was Liberal
candidate for the govcrnurshlp of Santa
Clara. The government troops lost one
killed and seven wounded Colonel Bel
ancourt with about 1900 men is march
ing on Santiago.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-26
PROF. JOHNS TO REMAIN.

Prof. II. y. Johns. principal ~ tine
wheeling Uigh school who resigned
IHridav, has rcconSid"r"d his decision
and Viii remain. it WAS announced Sal.
nrday. Announcement nj Prof. Johns
resignation was made Friday when a
special meeting OF IN" hoard 81 rdncl-
lion was asked for to consider action.
r. was said Prof. Johns WIS /" accept
the princiralshIr of The Lima. tOhio'
-:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-26
ORGANIZE COURT PATROL.

NEW" YORK. Feb. 95.--Franklin' D,
Roosevelt, assistant secretary ~ the
navy and Rrar-Admirai Nathaniel T.
i.sbnr. commandment "r the New York
navy ward will confer here tomorrow
with persons Interested III rhc organiza-
ION IF n coast NHlrol and other naval
arriyiIirs IT., WAS announced tonight.
Plans Will J." outlined for utilizing the
services If mUtnrbuAtS. yachts and fish
ing boats a. we'll as tugs and larger
steam vessels.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-26
KOSHER SHOPS CLOSED.

PHILADELPHIA Feb. :j.-.At
mass meeting called by the Kosher
Butchers Association today. u r3t" WIS
taken on the question ~ whether IN"
butchers should charge - and % cen! =
= mound for KOSHER h""f or close Their
shnps. Th" unanimous decision was
close the shops Accordingly, ~ vas
announced, that none Of ~" +"u mem.
boris Of The association would SOL W"a'
uutil the price is reduced /" - cents IL
puIlN1
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-26
AMERICANS ESCAPED;
ITALIAN FATALLY SHOT

FAlRMOET- W. Va, Feb. Charmed
with Il repeating rifle. a. revolver ana IL
SIilrtlo. Antonio Eardona, an Italian. op-
rn"d fire on two Americans. who, he
claimed. were labor organizers. trying
to &c. him tn join T. railroad orEanlza-
tion This afternoon. The Americans
csca ped unhurt. Turning his revolver
on Joe GcrG da. a fellow Italian. Nc shot
Ccrada through the stomach. Hardona
is in The county jail and t;crada dying
III hospital. The two Italians worked
in the car repair shop OF the baltimore
and Ohio railroad. IL is said Rardona
IL I ElLckhnnd lnAdCr Of This section.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-26
Mordstown Briefs.

Work has started on the old national
road through town.
Howard Dallas Of bethesda. was IN
town last night. .
Harry Wright went 10 Wheeling 10
day on business. o,:,
Eny. Gaines will preach In the Chris
tian church. Sunday evening.
Dallas shepherd has purchased the
Sandrrson Brock farm near LaTerty.
Attorney Allen BOND Of 81. Clatrsviile.
was here on legal business Yesterday.
Rob. iIazlct is home from WrllsburG
after n pleasant visit with friends.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-26
CARRANzA GARRISON
SURPRISED BY VILLA

JrARFX Frh. 25-PaSscrEcrS arrIV-
inE here tonight from Chihuahua CITY
brought tho first news Of rand upon
ALBANIA Chihuahua. 50 miles northeast
Of The state capital Friday.
ON" hundred Villa troops charged INTO
tho liiil" town. SURPRISING IN" thrran2A
garrison Of -. After i""'lng tn" villa
followers departed. leaving tw" ct their
dead, Fate "f IN" de tactn garrison.
Ihcrr was moi known.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-26
HEAVY FIRE LOSS.

tv,nIHr; Pa. lob "a-Fire carly
,oday cutt"r Bright < Gumpany'Si
bardwaro huildmr located III III" hrart
nf IN. business .:".';inn nf the city. The
,auSr; is unku"wn Tile !"sa = estimated
At ABOUT $l5"."3".
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-26
Radly Hurt.

Chas. Stidd was hndly hurt Yesterday
when the horse he was riding fell on inc
paved road. Mr. Stidd fell bencath tn''
animal badly MASKING his right leg
Vie was taken to the office Of Or. Ieftry.
y,hcr0 he was given medical aid. after
Which hr was removed 10 his home.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-26
M0RRISTQWN, 0.

The X. Of T. lodge gave banquet IN
,br 7 q, @ r. hall, "Wednesday night
Over 600 visitors were present. Hon;
William Dixon Of Martins Ferry ana
Rev. Borne Of Bridgeport. delivered mn"
addresses
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Preached Here.

Ecv. Rurne Of Bridgeport. preached
in the NJ. +. church. Thursda? night
psr Rourrc wns formerly pastor Of the
NJ. r. church here and quite n crowd
was out to hear him.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-26
N, Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

WHEELING. W. Va. Fob. IS. -.
Furnished The In;elilgencer BY A. f
Masteu & Co. members New fork STOCK
Exchange. National Bank OF West Eir-
giria building. Wheeling. W. Va. Louis
F. Brand. manager.
(SaturdaE'S uUotAtiNuS.D
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-26

WIIE.EIINi;. W. Va. Feb. e -,
n,iiy quotation list nf tho wheeling Stock EI-
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ANOTHER QUIET WEEK
IN The STOCK MARKET
Dealing In IaBelle Common STOCK way
Fcature-Divideud On New wheel
ing Mold Issue.

Last week WIS y que; "n" ~ t''''
financial circles. and III" stock mark
was hevniG OF features H~ld" from hIie>
L..iinr in f,E,.lln ,nurou :.'"ch 'Tns
market r..tnniucd steady ihrnuGh"u' IA
week until. Saturday wh"i' ~""". 1T ~"
issues sold OF Il point - ~"
La E"ilr cummnr. Whlrh Opened w
week y; -. that rr,"" hhTinI "''H -,
f"rcd the Saturday before. iiImi"I - :
Mrn,iIT. It gain II -. i'"'ntS. - az
vancrd 10 81 Tu"sd1v.. h", sid - haIi ,
roin; lower W"du":-'ir% AMI rrr!hi "'"'
Saturday dropped three NOR" ""'i'H.
CLOSING with So. reported l"r 'h' Ia
sale.
Activity in l.areli. common. hr"f''' =,
said. WAS du" L" reports ~ )f'h''H>'
EARNINGS OF the company. II - ann J.
rated that reports TO M submitted AT ~,
annual stockholders sI""i .mG :" H. IL ~
in this city March IS. will t"'n' ""i r.
ports on lie street that lu'' past }'''f =
business has been Ivy FAR ~" most pro
htahle in tine r"mrHny'> hi''"'!
Dividend On Mold preferred.
Tn. first IL. i,i"nd "n tn" ncw rr"l"r.-
rod stock "f tn" Wheeling Me-" \
Foundry company WAS d""!"r"" t''''' =,
afternoon il, the monthly m"''ln- ..
tn. board OF hlr"rf r"S. 1t rnitS i"' INC
payment nf y tw" pr cent r'E"''f i"''
,"rly Iivih"nJ rayni'l" Ni"l l. ." ','' y
vt record At III" clos. "i "'iS'h'''' M.h' -
y. II is understood 'hai We NV ''!"'N
rrr,it,r:,i.x viii b. ready for '>~rtn's'''
By March Is.
Wheeling Mold K F"ur!ry I'D ~','',,
h,rnu ;h, eek a. -. HuG S"!i i'''""N
At 81. Friday y sd" VAS f'i"'''' ~ g.
The now preferred %i"rN was """,""
,h.. local o>char-c M"md"y ~ -. ana
was offered Tuesday AZ 80. SATURDAY e
!! was Offered AZ 81.
,,..,, 'NI,uI 80. i''''
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LOCAL STOCKS

(J-Denotcs decrease.
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Total shares lao. 900.
BondS-Par value.
Evening star., 1917-11-10

Approval of the selection by Presi-
dent Wilson of local resident for Dis
trict Commissioner in the appointment
Of W. Gwynn Gardiner; Endorsement Of
the pawnbrokers' bill; speedy improve
ment OF Georgia avenue; election Of
officers for the ensuing year and the
appointment of committees to assist in
conservation Of food were features of
the fall meeting of the Brightwood
Citizens Association. held in the
Brightwood public school last night.
The election OF officers resulted as
follows: President. Charles w. Ray;
first vice president, George Francis
Williams; second vice president. James
Holmes: third vice president, John
c. Proctor; secretary. L. F. Ran
dolph; corresponding secretary, Daniel
o'C. Callaghan; treasurer, Jesse L. Err
good. In each instance every officer
was reelected.
Charles c. Lancaster presented a
resolution. which was adopted. calling
attention to the fact that the widen
Ing of Georgia avenue was affirmed
February, 1917, and up to the present
time the work has not been started.
The Commissioners are urged by the
taxpayers to commence the work and
also the construction Of cement side
oughfare. 1t was pointed out that the
traffic has greatly increased since the
opening of the war, and that with the
increase OF vehicular traffic to the Wal
ter Reed Hospital the sidewalks should
be constructed at the earliest possible