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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-12
RIO GRANDE DRAMATIC
CLUB GIVES PERFORMANCE

The Rio Grande Dramatic club
opened at the Texas Grand theater
Friday night Many musical numbers
were offered.
Among the features was the team
OF Bennett and Lorenzo. whose rendi-
ton of popular airs received much
applause
An amusing song and dance by the
musical director, Billie Hitchett, and
Mr.. Lorenzo brought many laughs.
Numbers by Ashworth and Mansfield.
paralogs and ballads by Mr.. Hall,
combined with the cross fire OF min
strel gags and jokes between the end
men, O'Sulivan, Ashworth, Snow, and
the interlocutor, Bogue, came with
surprise and rapidity.
The closing act-a cabaret scene in
New York city at 2 q. m.-was
adroitly concluded by mention of pa
triotism and the need Of soldiers.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-12
.BERNHARDT At.
TODAY
Supreme Photoplay of the
Day, Mothers of France,
the Offering.

At 11:10 Friday morning a new era
in moving pictures was inaugurated
in Ell Paso. It was Sarah Bernhardt's
supreme photoplay--Af Mothers of
France" It is sincerely hoped that
the Alhambra management will sue
coed in securing this picture for five
days instead of two as is now ar
ranged
It is a difficult matter to review
Mothers of France" now being
shown at the Alhambra. from its ar
tiStic side, and write of its story as a
piece Of cleverly devised fiction. The
reality Of II, the knowledge that II is
a human document which is being re-
written at the present moment in
hundreds of French villages. makes il
seem as II one were witnessing an
actual occurrence or recording history
in the making. The tale that Jean
Richepin. member Of the famous
sound a powerful appeal to patriotism
and show other nations the spirit that
animates the wives and mothers of his
native land has the simplicity of
truth It takes the inhabitants of a
small community, and reveals how
rich and poor alike are bound together
BY common desire to serve France
to make any sacrifice demanded by
the war. The titled lady at the big
house gives her husband and son, and
after they are gone pauses only long
enough in her work at the hospital to
comfort the humble women of the dis
trict who have parted with their loved
ones.
The touch of romance woven about
the pretty peasant girl Marie and her
two lovers. and the sacrifice the
schoolmaster. blinded in the trenches. !
makes for the woman he loves. is like |
a leaf from a war correspondents !
notebook, and from first reel to last /
1t is impossible TO follow the unwind
ing of the story with anything like l
composure- It's grip upon the emo |
tons is extraordinary. Told with dig ]
nifty and restraint, it fans the fire |
Of patriotism to white heat 1t Is a 4
call TO duty that will not be denied
Another cause for congratulation is 4
the fine quality OF the pictures pro-
duction. With a cast led by Sarah /
Bernhard and comprised Of actors
that are actuated by the thought that /
they are engaged in a sacred duty
helping to tell the world how France 1
is doing her share in the great war
the depth of feeling put into the pic
ture is its greatest artistic merit. In
addition to this, the verify of the To-
Gale and of everything else apper-
tanning TO the picture. especially the
scene at the statue Of Jeanne dare in i
front. of the ruined cathedral at
places Mothers of France"
in the highest class of moving pic
ture productions.
As congratulations are in order, the
management is to be felici-
tated in presenting this picture at
regular prices. r W. P.
Mothers OF France" IS at the Al
hambra today and tomorrow. The
prices are 10c. 15c and Csc. See dis
play ad on page four for schedule of
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-12
DIVERSION IS
Show RULE
Serious Plays Not Wanted
in War Time; Teal to
Bat. as Usual.

One of the leading dramatic critics
Of New York. in reviewing the the
atrical situation for the coming sea
son. predicts that there viii be very
few road shows sent out, the local
theatrical managers throughout the
country having to depend principally
upon stock companies for their amuse-
ment- He further predicts that the
class Of entertainment offered will
not be entirely dramatic, nor entirely
musical. but rather a blending OF the
two. in fact a number OF prominent
playwrights are at present engaged IN
writing plays in which musical num-
bers play a very prominent part.
The war is responsible for the
changed condition. People are seek
ing the lighter class of amusement IN
order 20 get their minds away from
the Steiner things. FL Paso has had
q stock company IN the personnel OF
the Raymond Teal song show for sew
eral months. and the class Of shows
presented coincide with the predlc-
tons made by the new YORK critic
That the people prefer me Class OF
entertainment presented by the Ieal
company is attested by the crowds
that iii the Crawford at every per-
Torrance. Purple Pills for Pale Peo-
pie now running at the theater is
said by most patrons to be the strong
est piece yet presented The dramatic
interest holds the attention OF the
audience during the entire three acts,
and The comedy situations follow one
another in such rapid succession that
there is not a single dull moment The
musical numbers are so well inter-
woven thar they really form part of
the plCt. The whole show puts the
audience in such good humor that
smiles may be seen on their faces long
after they have left the theater.
Owing 10 the expense in presenting
this piece. il will be continued over
sunday. the usual change taking
place on Monday, when Lulu" will be
presented
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-12
ALBERT TAYLOR BACK
AT THE TEXAS GRAND

Commencing tomorrow. matinee and
night Albert Taylor and his company
OF 20 people viii open a four nights
engagement at the Texas Grand, pre-
senting Jack London's melodramatic
comedy, The Game
Like all London's writings. The
Game IS said to sparkle with cpl
grams Some sting like a lash. but
most OF them have 2 laugh tied at the
end. Not many comedians can play
a heavy part. but as Tim Mayo. Albert
Taylor is said TO have the role of his
career It is an intelligent concep-
ton and an artistic portrayal
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-12
Office Men Die Young,
Farmers Die Oldest,
Labor Bureau Asserts

Washington, D. c., May book
keepers and office assistants die
youngest and farmers die Oldest
according TO bureau Of labor Stats
tics report issued today
The average age of death among
bookkeepers and clerks is So years
and among farmers IS years
tuberculosis causes 35 percent of
the deaths of clerks, and heart dis
ease is responsible for the largest
number Of farmers deaths, 16 per-
cent
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-12
T0DAY'S ADJUSTMENTS

WfGWAM-THRILL AND COMEDY.
THE Mitzer Murder" one of the
Grey Seal" thriilers, will be shown at
the Wigwam today. Four famous
photoplay stars appear in the picture.
They are E K. Lincoln, the leading
man Of many big pictures; Paul Pan
ger, Doris Mitchell and the screen
beauty, Edna Hunter. Dainty Billie
Rhodes and Jay Belasco will be seen
In the Strand comedy, 'K1epto-
maniacs." The Strand comedies have
made 2 place for themselves in pub
lie favor by their cleanness and clev-
erness.
Tomorrow, the famous stage star
with the famous smile, Marie Cahill,
will be here, one day only. Regular
prices viii prevail
Monday, a new Aircraft Mary Pick
ford production, "a Romance of the
Redwoods," Will be given. The pro-
ducers claim for it that it is as good
as Tess OF the Storms Country
Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-12
JAP SHIP LINE MADE
$4,000. 900 IN 81

san francesca. Calf. May 1.-THE
Japanese Mail Steamship company
operating lines OF steamers between
the Orient and Seattle and England,
made a profit of $4,000 in the six
months ending April 80, it was an
nOunced at a meeting OF the directors
in Toxic. according to cablegram
published today by a local japanese
nsESnaner-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-12
Begin Here Monday Morning At $50

WOU viii save time and you will save waste of en-
4 ergy by choosing here-and nowhere the stocks
include everything to solve the problem of womans or
chd's Summer requirements
Each department concerned demonstrates forcibly that
our facilities are surprisingly resourcefu Read the
Short true story of few representative items IN the small
NIT them for the careful examination of critical buyers
you will come Monday, whether you wish to purchase
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-12

FL Paso seed Co. is now located at
the corner of Campbell and san An
tonic SIS. One block east of City
Hail and Court House. Phone 363.-
Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-12
FRAyCEs NELsON-UNTQUE.

fAANCE1S AE<lsSO-N- c-Nl4t 6s
Just two more days remain to see
Frances Nelson, who made such a hit
in ~One of Many" as an artists model.
in the powerful Metro feature of So
ciety and Bohemian life, The Power
Of Decision This is a story of a
woman who must choose between
right and wrong. It is a story of
great heart interest with unusual sit
uations and a strong climax.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-12
kEYsToNE CoMEpY-GREcAN.

/ Today is the last day to see that
thrilling and highly amusing Key
stone comedy, Her Circus knight"
It is as laughab1e and thrilling as a
three-ring circus. This comedy IS
great entertainment for the little
folks and grown-ups viii find much
to amuse them, too Prices today are
ten cents for adults and five cents for
children
Beginning Monday the Grecian viii
show Douglas Fairbanks in his fast
est picture, Reggie Mixes In-"-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-12

For short time only, to in
trOduce our specialties-
We have good photographs
lots Of 'em-big yariety-an
kinds OF outdoor views. We give
them away; we also sell Mexi-
can War Photos. Typical Next
can Scenes mot war;, Q. S.
Army. American Views, Scenic
and Historic, Den Photo
graphs-eyery one a work Of
art, beauty, and grace; Colored
Post Cards, and Folders, etc,
etc. Illustrated booklet, lists of
views Zoe, postpaid. Ouf-of-
town patrons writing must in
close postage; we'll give you
the photographs but We won't
pay the postage on 'em. When
writing tell what magazine and
papers you read, without fail.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-12
aTHE AaIERICAN CHI Al RIJOU.

91THE AMERICAN GIRLT At BIJOU.
Mamie sails in THE American Girl, -
new and thrilling picture, will be
the headliner at the Bijou today. A
good comedy number will be shown
also. Tomorrow, The Green Door. -
perturbation OF o. Henrys famous
story. Will be shown. Monday there
will be a return showing OF the best
comedy production ever screened,
The House of Terrible Scandals" It's
a FOx.-AdF.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-12

\ EFT us make it clear at the outset that embraced In
1.-the stocks concerned in these Days of White, there
practically everything woman, miss girl will want
for indoor and outdoor wear during the Summer season.
1t is true that undemusls are strongly featured but
YOU must glance through the listed items below TO grasp
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-12

the full efforts your behalf We also call your especial attention
big values Embroiden Sgs and Fancy White Goods
Come Monday great expectations You positively will not be disappointed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-12

EAlBROIDERIES- "A table assortment that IL
cIudes both Swiss and Nainsook. Materials en-
broidered in white or colors, in clever designs.
that are washable. variety of widths and pat
terms from which to choose. and every H.
one a value, at yasd. AON
DEMI-FLOUNCINGS- TO match the dollar twenty
five lot Excellent quality of materials and work
manship. IS inches wide. Days
of White. the yard. at 90
LA FILLETTE FLOUNCNGS- The real novelty
of the season. A Hounce made of washable cot
ton net. In white only. with tiers of pleated net
ruffes. combined so as to give most pleasing
effect. A durable material that is novel and prac-
sical for Graduation. Dancing or Afternoon
Dresses. An exclusive Popular Novelty. Days
g ys SA att So. 05
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-12


ings in snowy yet attractive designs that are dur
able and well suited for trimming undergarments.
Days of White. o.
yard at OOC
NORMANDY VAL LACES- English made Nor
mandy Val Laces. in round thread and novel
meshes. In attractive designs. suitable for crepe
de chine and muslin underwear ~
Days of White. yard. at 1OG
VAL LACES-Fine imported CaIias and Val
Laces. in French and German meshes. Entirely
new designs-fine textures and durable mesh. IN
fact the most wanted kinds. With every Summer
garment calling for Val Laces. and the importer
practically cut off. we believe 1t timely sugges-
ton to buy generously of this item. Kinds that
were made to sell at l0c yard and more. offer
ed during the Days of White. g
at yard. DC
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-12

SHADOW LACE EDGES-Impoed CaHa and Nottingham Lace
Edges widths and designs suitable for padng effects as well as
underwear Shown white and Widths up to 10
inches. and values to 35c.
Days of White. yard. at 1OC
WOLFE FLOUNCGS Is inches vide Splendid quality vOie en-
brOdered with mecerzed thread attractive blend designs An
ideal material for Summer frock
Days of White yard at S01oZS
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-12
Ell PASO HERALD

SEE DEMONSTRATION OF THE
FAMOUS 'NOW" SOAP ON OUR
SIXTH FLOOR MONDAY AND
ALL WEEK. 1T is A WONDERl
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-12

SEASON imported kinds
it difficult offer asOnable goods reduced the
time affords opportunity demonstrate the real buying
of its organization.
So naugang May offering bes and laces do 50 know
sold like merchandise
Practically this represents special purchase with fresh
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-12

S II E E r W HIT Z
NAINSOOK-An ex-
cellent value that
you sho1I1 take ad-
vantage ~. Days Of
White, special, a bolt
of
I2yds. $1.75
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-12

Mothers OF France" IS at the Al
hambra today and tomorrow. The
prices are 10c. 15c and Csc. See dis
play ad on page four for schedule of
hours.-Adr.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-12

and the keynote for hardly here listed
fered for resale
We have made special effort to include merchandise that will fill
of the seamse kinds suitable for infants children
underga1men graduation frocks and for street and
On assured of the quality
price. II First Floor
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-12

COMPLETE STOCKS AMERICAN
FLAGS IN SILK OR COTTON FOR
SALE ON 9Th FLOOR SHOW
YOUR COLORS NOW OR NEVER
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-15
GOOD GAINS IN
STOCKS At THE
WEEKS OPENING

NEW YORK. May l4-Partial i'm
provemept was shown by today'S market
after three hours Of dull and perfunct-
DRY trading. SO far rs surf:Icc conditions
indicated anything AZ all. the change
was predicted largely upon the overSold
position OF the professional interest
evelopuents over the weekend were
most favorable to the bears. That fac
ton derived further announcement from
the perplSNiug state OF the foreign SIT
uarion. including Russian affairs. rubteS
again re-actlng within measurable dis
lance Of their extreme depreciation l ne
congressional program in Its reiafioa
to war taxation. also occasioned further
concern.
Shtpptnss were In fair demand ut
and metals were less Conspicuous th;la
usual. but rallied on short covering.
Industrials. particularly stecls. leafh-
ers and oils. furnished much OF She
days motive power. /. 5. Steel recorded
an advance OF IN points to HIN. ITS
fop price OF tho fortnight Other ad-
vances, most OF which were retained
ranged from TO points In Bethlehr'h
Steel oil! and new shares and Cruciot".
1.ackawanna and Gulf States Stee!s. the
latter being assisted By an extra one
per cent dividend,
Much OF the depression % IN" lore
noon was created By st. l'au!: WHICH
made a now low record Tor about ~
years on its TWO point ueclin: I" - 3.
Leading coalerS and trGnk lines Were
carried down TO points with 81. Faut
but that entire division reoounG%d
later. Total sales amounted to +0a'VVo
shares.
a clearer understanding OF the terms
connected with tho liberty toa', create1
. mora cheerful feeling in banking CIR
Giles, this sentiment being augmented py
last weeks favorable bank statement.
bonds were heavy. Total sales tpar
yalue) aggregated s1,SI5,onc.
United States bonds we're uAchahseo
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pa,neeutlle Briefs,

Mrs. :. ". M"lzZzler and little SON.
Tillir Of Ininntuwn. Pa, arrived sun
day for a visit with her parents, NIT. ana
Mrs. J. w. Judkins of North Chestnut
street.
nr. and Mrs !. y. Judkins OF East
South street. visited over Sunday with
MIR. and Mrs. Ed. Meek Of ST. Clairs-
VILE.
r. n. Howell and family Of East Main
street. were visitors III Nhecllhg. sat
friday. q,
MIR. and Mrs. Enfield Hogue and
damrhier. Miss Elizabeth. Of Park
street. spent sunday with relatives at
Srmrrtnn.
Ed Fail Of Rcllairr. visited relatives
of this place. sunday.
Ed Howard of Wheeling. visited his
father. A. Is. Howard and brother. {. j.
Howard. If Walnut street. Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Conner OF Cald-
we'll. spent Sunday with their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Barnes OF this
TihCr.
Mrs. A. J. Ruttrr and three children.
Or Weston. W. Va. are visiting relatives
of this placo.
Miss Ethel I-mstcah Of Brllaire.. spent
the weekend as the guest Of her friend
Miss Helen Hagar. Of North Gardner
street.
spencer Hunt Of Wheeling. visited at
his HON, on North Chestnut street
sunday.
Iiman Mann Of Woodsiirld. was here
ON business Saturday.
Mrs. Fred Winch"ll IF Ehnrsriile. ~
WISHING her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. James
~ pew Of South Broadway and other re-
lativrs and friends of this place.
airs. Milton HaGu" and children have
returned tn their home in Detroit. Mich.
after 4 visit with relatives and friends
uf this place.
Joseph Ononncl and daughter. Miss
VI. ri,u nr Nnrfb Chestnut street were
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-15
Logan sryar's closirg stock Letter.

tR,. uriv.,t.. wir.. - y T.. Mr$tHn y '"')
\E:W YORK. Ma% 1.-THE rails M'Fr
sIrSrish bar liz. stool shares 'iSrIaE'@'
,,uch r.s.lirnry an! closing prices w"Te
a, :.hnu, IN. h.,st leIe! "f ;h' day. me
.ncrui.,..i :-.,>;tinr e ~ 'nath't. LUZ
ir.- rr,.til ri,.. :.,I.rrr" rf OUTSIDE sizing
and th.. .-..>,- with wht'h 'l'iu~F''''
prices a.lHaiic., ~: ic"Jisrn''' hu\ius -
.uc-sSfiy,. ii an .n,i"r-"tir"'':'t ~ hrhi-
ue~> :,;ti tn n.,.t sion -: an ""nS rue
tiy.. d..yci"pr."ut rrnhahlN h'' r'i'''"
in an arccI:rnt,.d advance.
Thu. Russian Situatn'H VIM" Sui on
of n,u,.h concern WAS rrrtly "N''rShad""-
81 hv rho ,.,orr ..!r"rr!ul feeling IN hnHh-
ci.i circles Stirli.t:.t.-ti hN the grown
aritatinu ir,in tnru, decisions :tcalnS'
the p. r,rlI,. bi,i -. !tS '.:'~'nt FORM ann
the belief tia: SN:n.. - The nhJrcti"hhhi';
provisions pow Hunh'.;l."d IL th'' measure
NAV D.. modified.
Rrpnrt< wtrt also ~ circulation th:''
som" If Tho l"niiiuG ~'""! "Hi'i!tHi'S
w,r,. If. receipt ~ ;arS" government Orc
crs ,nG estimates a. III. Ma earnings
OF tho SI-.l rurinra,!":, arc suggestive.
OF record !,s,t,tiin:- returns :"r ''i'.'
month. ~! ii,;.r H.. production figures
viii smash ali previous records.
Thu. DIRT, sid Of lin situation mas
b:.u elaborated :" = great 'N'' M i''i'i
liGui,la.iun IL ;.i.. better class oi S""ufl-
ii..S on 4 seal" ,ii~a'iI',ting considerably
thu. unfavoraht, ASPECTS w:;h The result
;hat security :.r'r"~ m"W ar M posi-
ton [" b" dnuht! RESPONSIVE :" = r"'H"-
r..iI'.. ,r events SAE"fluc ~ I 'nGStfN'-
tive. iu.rrrrNi AZ ION
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-15
Butter, Eggs and Cheese

MEM YORK. Nay l4.-Buttcr. unset
,;"d: creamery. higher than extras. IS =
q 2nc: rrcan.ry EXTRAS -" Score> "Nc:
,!rStS. "6'2 a 80 &c: seconds. ga ""c.
k.rrs tirmer: fresh gathered extras,
sc. fresh gathered Stnrac" packed itr:i' =,
%iGi a%I.r: fresh gathered iirStS. - Z a
ier: state. PrnnSylvania and n!1rhY
western ncnn"ry whites, lin" /" fancy
~. f,3.c: state. F"un~ ytNanIa and near
by hyunery browns. :G'"3 &c.
C'hr..sr. iirin: STATE. fresh. specials
%, Ff"1r; 10 average r;in. "ftac.
I.iv" poultry easier: II" prices 4uot"'!.
Pressed. Very quiet. chickens. - u &c;
fowls cot. n 2hC: turkeys. ia sac.
tSlntll. MnSntf I'D
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FINANCtAI NOTES


ttfv rri,ni" wire. -. \ t.. M"S's.u y ''"p
NEW Nn!,E. MAJ i;.--Th"T' .%'''h'% /"
l,s !nu, h Agitation "a" - r:"'l"rIii" ~
TAN rrnar~,tt.. witch iat.- "m ma" boa"
!ruI; and ;,r. ..it,r h.'tt.r feeling. hi;
ri"h. Nov. uncertainty i.i'.NHItS III n":tr!y
all. quarters and w'tIi'. >n"r: r"r"r;r:;
r::;..- r.IitS, t.tU 9rr.'.t Hrlurn~. TN" ~
,rnIiv.. T" ra;;a = iir'rl S'"n' nm 'hc long
side -: the ;narH"i appears :" b. lack
Ing.
w. ,o"l; frr irr'cularit: "nl - trad-
"rS mark..,. Car and Foundry - we'll
bought ami . continuation. ~ 4 rtS" ~
crIcihl. viii: L., art "a spread ih. To-
ruhli" I.aci;awa"ur and l"""motl"''.
AG0--!:iNirG il lulr anH sop
tslnh.r wheat mWSs h" r":'ii:.@h /" "lcE-
ir, ou; tr:i,!.s. iut n"'V tr;Lles - TN"
short sid. ar. I.:m!SSih!. ut or Wud"r
SATURDAYS close.
OMAHA D;l Of Neb has nc"
slarcd regular ssnli-arnu"l dividend OF
Stn It Shn;" rayahi" J::a" =" 20 STOCK
r,,prd M1S H.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-15
ANALYSIS IN
SPECULATION
At TER ACTION

CHICAGO. May 1t.--Twcnty-tnr@e
cents drop N wheat prices t"lnE re-
suited from sudden action oi me ~
,,,inrs az the hoard OF trade in deCrcc-
ing Is hours St"rra;c Of All new ouE!hs
OF future deliveries aud in S!nuiian1-
oualy fixing maximum values Tor inc
settlement OF existing July anu Srpt"'h
brr contracts The effect was Instant
paralysis Of speculation.
Three minutes OF excited trading SH!-
feed 10 close ny urgent outStanu'hS
,e:,ls in wheat. The rest Of the day IN"
market acted as II chlotornled. NiHI
Fluctuations continued II be recorded
on the black bo;lS.!S but the volume OF
business formed only nm InsiEniiir3nt
total The outcom" was an uHScttiH"
close at fourteen cents IL eighteen Genus
not decline. with July at $2.J9 and Sep
ternbcr Il. S".@S. Other tONmuIItltS
than wheat al! scored g;inS-c3rm. -
cents to SIS cents me-. oats = cents
t. 81. and provisions ten 10 10 cents
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GAINESVILLE

EHRNF:SHlLl.E. o.. Ma! ia.-MIS.
L'r;.urrs Wells. an aged. an we'll known
iaJy of This rIaCr WIS found dead IN bed
M her hume on West South street. Sat
ur,iav evening by n"ighhorS. II was
not known how long she had been dc;id
nor what was tn" raus" Of her DEAN;
She Was. $ YEARS "t hEr anu IS SurNlN'u
~, on. son. Isaac f.. Wells. of Chicago,
and one brother. l. l.. Lane. of South
! lincoln avenue. Funeral services Viii
h.. h"ld This afternoon AT two ocIock'
Rev. T.. 4. crow of the First NJ; =.
church officiating. IntermEnt VIII De
mad. in tho Southern cemetery
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To Hold Meeting.

y meeting will he held ms evening"
al 7.I5 o'clock in the High school room
Imr ihr vurIns, If organizing Red
cross society in Rarnesvlllc. II is hoped
thai much interest will nc taken in the
Of This society in ms CITY
and Il good attendance is desired. Ever!
ON. ynund and old alike. arc urged tG
come nnI show their willingness to aid
in the present war crisis.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-15
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