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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-15
Briefs.

Miss Bonnie Morgan has returned
from visit with friends in Parkers-
burg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Carin and son have
roturnted to their home after spending
several weeks with relatives here.
Miss Ncttie Wilson Of Littleton' Is the
guest of friends i'll the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Mushrush ana
daughter Marie. returned Thursday 20
their home in Pittsburgh. after spending
q week with friends and relatives;
DIR, ], D. Schmidt and daughter. Ruth.
have returned from ashington. -. Z.
Misses Hazel Gilger and Ruth Van
Camp have gone TO Buckhannon, "here
they will enter Wesleyan this fall.
Mrs. John Lachr was hostess to the
Ladies' Aid of the Catholic church 81
her home on Maple avenue Thursday
afternoon.
Roswell Cole of Chicago III. Is visit
Ing friends and relatives in the city.
Miss Mildred McCaskey, who Is teach
ins at Falso,n, is spending the weekend
with her parents on Maple avenue
Chas, Majcns of Parkersburg. attended
the funeral of his aunt her Ihursoay
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Tcmpelton have
rturned from visit with friends In
Smithield.
John Miskimmins of Florida, formerly
fthis city, is visiting his sister. Ars.
Chas. Black and Mrs. ed Ankrom.
Mrs. J. Il. Dickson has returned from
visit TO Pittsburgh.
Miss Lois Van Camp OF Paden CITY,
spent Friday In this city.
William Koontz will leave Saturday
for MorganIown. where he Will enter inc
'universitSfor the coming winter.
Russell Morris left this week Tor
BuckhunnuE. where he Will attend Yves
leyar college.
Mrs. Fred Johnson Of CairkshurE. has
returned tn her home after spending ser-
crnl DAYS with her mother Mrs. Ametia
Grail
T. Taught Of Pndcn Ctty. was hus'-
ness visitor here Thursday and Friday"
Misses Grace Garrison anu AGA "eI
OF Petersburg. attended the t"heF'i
OF their aunt here Thursday afternoon.
Miss Grace Elnik has Eone I" Wheel
Ing. where She will entor Elliott husi-
ness college.
Misses Asuca >at,d Monica ksHans1sa
lrtf tlsis week to rssit trienas In S"'"-
hcrland Md E.
NJ l. nark has returned tr NaNnes-
hurr nrt-r spending tew days III the
"rity with hts family .,
Mira. Wade Miller has returned from
II visit with tri-uie IN tarEersenrs.
Mira Mnnt fcan>sa returned EfidaH
from Mnuud-Vitlr, MhrTe SHE N'7it"d
trirnd,.
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ARMSTRONG'S MILLS

Mr. and Mrs. Robert MooleF nave pc
gan housekeeping Mt the residence Vi
Mr.. Nathaniel Piper.
Mrs. Daniel Myers died Al hcr nome
VI Kelsey on Thursday morning ol last
wock after an illness OF about Two
weeks from paralysis of the intratlhcS'
Her family name was McGaughy. she
hcInr tho last surviving mcmpcr OF Is
family consisting OF three sistcrS HI"
cnr brulhrr. children Of Cyrus and Han
reb N,,;nuyhy, we'll known residents OF
This nlaca IN the former generation. Mrs.
Arvcrs is survived by her aged husband
Daniel MYERS, two sons and two dauEh-
tcrs living. two daughters having died
u,n,r wears ago. The son ARE Frank
MYERS of .racnbshurg. und Prof. Fred
l. Myers Of Medina. Tho daughters
,,, Mrs. Marion Crrnmrr OF Key. and
Miss Iva at home. Tho funeral WAS ON
Saturday al concord cemetery.
The tlaE raising nj Crnicrrillr on SAT :
,r,l,v evening wna MI event or special
interest Rrv. William Patterson at
l., lmnut and Rev. Gr"rgr it"sS"r at me
r.ntcrvillr Christian church d"liTrrr'
very interesting addresses.
4 reception Is h"tnK arranged IVY
runIInit,rr Of the Demos Grange f"r th1
recruits who Will shortly leave l" cue
Tho army. The date OF the affair has 'i"t
vet been n>rd. however.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. q. St"nhr"krr ~ Ne"
.thrua visited friends nj ''n'rr'i'le ''
Sunday.
Mr.. WrsIr, t'lithcru and VIII. and an
..,,tn marty from i;rnvr city. Fn.. si"itrd
friends un ArnlaIrn uH's Ridge tho hi''
-! last week.
Roy. Ilrn Clark uf ArmHtr"nHh M'tA
rrd Er, t. a Wharton "f t'rntrrVlllr
rrr attending tho annual meeting or 'h"
Eas, Dhir rnnfrrrnr" ut Warren g.
Missra prurl md Edna WilklnH"n anu
Misses Mudgc Moore and ilrrtt" 'lln"rd
attended the fn!r ut 81 rlnirariiio ON
Thursday.
The work Of cutting down the Dill ON
the Mohlcy RldHr road In front or III"
Robert Friirh property Is helns rmah"d.
Quite nm improvement Is boinS mado IN
tho grade.
CLYDE Knrrprr. who for the rnn' tw"
wears has served ns hnu engineer AT
tho gns plant ON AndorsSps run. has
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VIGOROUS UPTURN IN
FRIDAY STOCK MART

NEW YORK. Sept. IA broad and
vigorous upturn IN stocks today Onset
In part the losses sustained In the last
6Aw days. At tho top prices there was
= representative showing OF advances
ranging from one to three points ana
although these gains were scaled DOWN
On late realizing tho net result was a
Material improvement Of position. TotAi
aales were 415.000 shares
The advance was accompanied BY
revival Of bullish interest and outside
: buying increased considerably. There
was some feeling that the bears had
over.reached themselves in their recent
attacks on speculative fayorttes and the
scarcity Of these stocks forced tho
shorts to raise their bids rapidly to
meet their requirements. Liquidation OF
investment shares was suspended and
issues which have developed marked
weakness recently were prominent IN
the rise.
The upward swing was facilitated by
the announcement from Petrograd that
the insurrect ionary movement had been
mastered by the provisional government.
In the industrial section there was an
active inquiry for the c"ppers steels,
oils motors. equipments and shipping
shares.
A decided better tone prevailed in the
bond market. Active issues averaged
higher. although the hid and asked quo
tations for some OF the less prHuinent
liens continued I" he vide apart. Lib
erty bonds retlcrtyd :, brisk investment
demand. with large transactions at par
after early sales at Ja94. Total sales OF
bonds tpar valuc) $3.50. 600.
United States bonds were unchan6-
Cd ON call
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epADsTRsEr's REVIEW.

NEW YORK. Sept. l4.-Bradslrcets
tomorrow will say: Trade grows. pros
poets for fall are encouraging and IN
dustriai out puts generally are only linz
tied BY lack Of labor. but repression IS
created in some channels by past or
possible future price fixing. by uncer-
fainty over taxation on excess profits.
b. the hardening OF rates for money
and by the outstanding OF resout ces 70
take care OF the forthcoming govern
rusnr loan Still the wants OF very
numerous we'll employed people plus the
ANONYMOUS needs OF wealthy nation at
var has made for a forward movement.
and while government buying loom,
largest the more important markets
bave been visited by numerous mtr-
chants who have taken staple articles
rather freely. It is undeniable. how
sver. that high prices lend to deter free
buyinx, and moreover. those who control
credit reins are disposed TO discourage
the locking up OF too much capital In
hikn-rftced merchandise. especially as
Il 10 4 foregone conclusion that tho
governments needs for money must re-
ceive precedence Aside from The upltrt
in house trade. which Is manifest in de-
paand for dry goods and kindred lines.
cool. indeed frosty weather in parts OF
tho country the %erepart Of the week
greatly stimulated retailing. but on the
other hand hurt the quality. and TO
como extent the quantities Of late I'M
Matured crops.
Bank clearinss. $s.751.183.o0o.
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STOCKS AND BONDS

resigned his position and moved 70 - %
iona. Mr.. Kneppcr has been Drawn ="
the draft and this step was maze hecee-
surv In order for him to enter the army;
Miss Della Hunt Of Bethesda W." W,
lay. on display hne line OF IAN mn.
i,ncry goods at the home of Mrs saln
ambrose IN Centerville on TUESDAY aiio
Wednesday,, September Is and IT,
Fred Moore Chase Bentley and Edgar
McCIoud attended the fair at st. Glars
vile Thursday. .-,.d.
Miss Laura Moblcy is visiting fr1enos
a Key for u few days.
Miss Bess Lash Of Centerville IS the
guest Of Mrs. Helen Splitdorf In Cle'e-
land.
D. p. Myers and wife Of Laneira ana
Scott Wallace and wife OF Beallsvli4e
wer. guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. t1eldins
PARKER OH Wednesday Of last week.
The Ccnterville Red Cross met on
Thursday evening Of last week. steps
v;ere taken 10 get to work making sup
plies for the use Of the soldiers in serV-
ice. Miss Bertha W'eekley was chosen
secretary to Nil the vacancy caused Wy
the removal from this place OF MIS-
Helen Moore Stonebraker..
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CLOSING STOCK LETTER
nv Rrixatn Wire to finance Go

NEW YORK. Sept. l+.-There was not
much to the market today. Small raj
lie. insured in some quarters and in
others there was weakness.
The principal uneasiness appears to
have switched from taxes etc. TO the
local money market and as 10 whether
or not there will be any great distur-
bance during the hotation of the new
bond issue Prices have had good
decline. but poor money market could
easily cause still further reccssions. We
think It best for the present to take ad-
vantage Of strong positions TO sell on
believing in safety first.
{From Harris Winthrop Coz
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whitaker Glessner Conmcu-TranHer books close
Sept 20 for . regular ~ per cent cash dividend
and an extra per cent dividend payable Oct. ].
Wheeling Steal and Iron-Transier books close Sept
Is for regular per cent cash dividend and an extra
per cent cash dividend both payable October l.
LAI,ee Iron Works Cofnmon--Transter books close
Sept IT, for regular quarterly dividend OF per cent
cash dividend and extra per ecent cash dividend
both payable Bept y.
L.Bss Iron Works Preserred-Trans'er books close
Sept l5 for regular quarterly dividend OF 2 per
cent. payable September 20.
Wheeling Mold 4 Foundry Prefered-Transset books
close September 90 for regular quarterly psr Cent
cash dividend payable Octobsr L
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PEACE TALK PUTS CORN
ON DOWN GRADE AGAIN

CHICAGO. Sept. 14.-General selling
OF corn resulted today from assertions
that Germany's peace terms had been
handed to the pope. The market which
for the. most part had been advancing
until the peace talk became current
turned then sharply down grade. Clos
ing quotations were heavy. 5-S to l lac
net lower at ;11S ga to S1.18 rs De-
cember and $l.16 IA to $1.l6 3-S May.
Oats finished 3-s to So down. In provi-
sione, the outcome ranged from SOC de-
cline to q rise Of 35c.
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FOLLOW GERARD In
THE INTELLIGENCER

First double rnstaIlment Of the late
ambassadors memoirs, "My Four
Years in Germany" in The lntclli-
gencer of next Monday, September II.
Daily haf-page lnstaIIments of this
thrilling expose Of German intrigue
In this. newspaper over a period OF
seven weeks.
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the market to-day with the steel shares
inclinde to exhibit more r"$ili.G J The
tenor OF the news from - SSH; Is indl-
cative Of stability OF the prori. /all gov
eminent and was the inspiring Influence
in the demand for stocks to-day. lndica-
tions Of a rather we'll liqudated condi-
ton also induced a better demand and it
seems to be the conceusus Of opinion
now that the market Is in a position to
respond readily to the developments In
teroreted in a constructive way. How
ever, until the situation becomes moro
clarified the tendency may be rather
irregular with the possibilities favoring
era dual betterment.
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nANY. ExEMP-Er.

s,.r.ll Dispatch " tho lnteluEuacef
EAST LIVERPOOL. O.. Sept IL
One hundred and S!xty-one men out OF
ll.r frs, $50 examined in disGict Nc
OF Columb!ana county were today ex'
emp,cd from military service by th'
draf, board because OF dependents. -Four
hundred claims for exemption are yet
10 IL. passed on. 4 call for an addl'
t,onal 200 men Will. be issued. The dts.
trict's quota is c45.
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Maierg Funeral.

The funeral services over ehA re-
mains of Mrs. Belle Majens. who died
at ParkersburG, Wednesday. were held
at the Methodist church In this city
Thursday afternoon. Rev. J. H. Jackson
officiated. lnterment was made In WILL
lam cemetery. She is survived by mel
sister, Mrs. Herman Garrison, former
Nv O fthis city. and one brother living
in parkcrsburg.
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FINANCIAL NOTES
icy private wire to A. E Mastcn s &C

icy private wire to A. z. Mastcn = Coz
NEW YORK. Sept. t+.-The marker
continues to wait eXpectantly on derei-
opments In Washington in regard TO
price fi1ation and until something de-
finite Is announced the market Will prob
ably continue around it's present level.
There was no news yesterday 10 cause
the sudden strength Of prices. it was
undoubtedly due 10 short co"er'ng. The
Low level has probably nearly II not al
ready been reached and We cannot f\lp
but have confidence in an early Suostan-
tial recovery.
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new MAR7|NSV|LLE


The Maids and Matrons club was very
pleasantly entertained by Mrs: {. Is
Highland AT her home on. virginia
street, Friday afternoon. A most de-
licious four course luncheon was serV'
ed TO the guests at six o'clock
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Financial News Bulletin says: Favor
able developments from Washington are
predicted in active market channels as
likely 10 come TO public notice during
the next few days. In anticipation Oh
-hts. buying orders are reported to be
Under the market for certain TriNate
banking sources closely in touch with
administration officials.
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CHICAGO. Sept. 14.-Hogs. receipts
10000. tomorrow 5000: weak. Is to 90
under yesterdays average. Bulk s17.15
OILS As: light s17oO@1S As; mixed
s16.7591S SO; heavy $16.75@1S go;
rough, s16.70@16 90: pigs s13.50917 25.
Cattle. receipts 5000: tomorrow 1000:
frm. Native beef cattle s7.40@17 so:
western steers s650915 so: stockers
and feeders s6.10S10 rs: cows and heif-
ers s5.O0@12 IS; calves sl2-5o@16 so.
Sheep, receipts 10000; tomorrow
5000; strong. Wethers s9.o0@12 rs;
ewes SS.25911 70: lambs s12.25@ OBS 81.
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TICKEn. TALK
{Rv Private Wire to Finance Coz

fBv Private Wire TO Finance Coz
cosden & 70. declared regular quar-
ter1y dividend Of per cent with per
cent extra. payable November l. stock
record October l.. This Is the first div
,1dend declared 10y tosden & Co. as con-
solidated. thv rate hcinG - per cent
wear. Rate of old Cosdcn & Go. WAS 81
uer cent ana the rat" Of t'oSden Oil and
Gas company VAS 20 prr cent. so the
Few rate is between the two paid by
the companies constituting present Cos
den & Co
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ON TO MONTGOMERY.
A,eh 70 the Intelligence

hsetA Hsl,a,ch 70 the lntclnErnesr
EAST LIVERPOOL, O.. Sept. H.
Captain William NJ. Hill OF Company E
Tenth reSimant. Ohio National Guard
was today notified by Colonel Charles c
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Standard Oil Subsidiary Stock

WHEELING. ". Va. Sept. a. II.
Furnished Tho InteI1lgencer by A. e
Mnsten & Co.. members Now York Stock
Exchange, National Bank OF West VIr.
sinia building. Wheeling. W. Va Louis
F. Brand, manager
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New York Cotton Market

WHEELING, W. Va. Sept. Il, II.
Furnished The Intelligencer by A. T.
u,s,su & Co.. members NOW Tork StocA
Eschsnxe. National Bank Of West VIZ.
rinla building. Wheeling. W. Va Louu
+ Brand, manager
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Nreyhrecht. OF Alliance. TO prepare 10
rntrain his men nj moments notiSet
Orders call for the departure or .troopA
10 Camp Sheridan. Montgomery Az,
within n few hours. 81,
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NEW YORK CURB MARKET

WHEELING, W. Va. Sept. II. H..
Furnished Tho InterlRaacer by A 3
Hasten & Co, members New York Stock
Exchange. National Bank OF West Vir-
CInia building. Wheeling. W. Va Louis
F. Brand. manager.
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Bonds S3.5S0.p0n.
l)-Regular quarterly dividend Il
per cent and 2 y per cent extra, payable
October i.
cent and / per cent extra, payable pCto-
Der |.
i3)--Rcgulnr quarterly dividend ~
PR cent. payahl" October
I4)-ltegulIr quarterly dividend s.. so
per charc payable October !.
i5)--Rcgular quarterly dividend $3.50
per share. payahl" bCtnhrr !.
(6l--Rcgular quarterly dividend !l75
per share, payable September ~.
& ---Rrgulnr quarterly dividend 5 rs,
per share. and SIS extra. payable Sep
tvmbcr ~.
(S)--ltegulnr quarterly Dividend 500
per share, p;tyahl" October Is.
tD--RrEular quarterly dividend $3.50
urT share payable September ~
InJ--ltrgulnr quarterly dividend soc
per share aud aOc extra. phyHblc Sop
CII-Itrgular quarterly dividend soc
urr shur" and ave extra. payable Sop
Irmber -.
II2J-.Rrgulur quarterly dividend 4
pcr cent payable Octoh"r !.
l%)-Rcgular quarterly dividend $l."5
u.r Shurr unyuhlu September 20.
lD---Itcgular quarterly dividend Is
per slar" and Sl.I5 extra. payable sep
IIhl-Rcgular quarterly dividend $l.%i
Nor shurr payable september -.
lGJ---li"gulnr quarterly dividend 3l.0O
per share. payable September ~.
In it's life of 100 years. only seven
ministers have been pastors OF Scotch
PRESBYTERIAN church. New York City.
Forgivtng Parent.
War Bride Iwho had "lopcdI- oh
lack, Here's Il telegram from papa"
BRIDEGROOM tcagerly)--"Whnt does he
Say"'"
War Hride-"Do not come home and
Ill will be well."-London Opiniru.
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

WHEELING. w. Va. Sept. II. IT.
Furnished Tho 1ntelliRencer by A NJ
Masten & Co.. members New York Stock
Exchange National Bank OF West Vir-
giuia building. Wheeling. W. Va. Lous
F. Brand. Manager.
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

WHEELING, W. Va. Sept. IA, II.
Eurni,hnd Tho lnreIllKencer by A. y
uasten e Co.. members Now York Steel
Exchange. National Bank Of West Vlr.
rInia building. wheeling. W. Va Louis
f. Brand, manager.
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N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

WHEELING, W. Va. Sept. IA, II.
Furnished Tho lntelllKoEcor by A b
Hasten & Co.. members New York Stock
Exchange. National Bank Of West Vir.
Einia building. Wheeling. W. Va Louis
E. Brand, manager
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PETROLEUM

OH. CITY. Pa. Sept. l4.--Crcdti bnl-
anccs S25n Runs 9S.l60; average ST.
ISL. Shipments 32.305: average 81
n5J.
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Friend-Made any money ct OF
Wall street?
Humorist-Yep: sold hundred
Jokes about 1.-THE Lamb.
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=. IEDEPCN DiGNCE. kaS.-A quarterly
dividend OF So share and All extra div
ideIfd Of 81 4 share have been declared
on tho stock OF Prairie Oil and Gas
company. payable October 81 to stock
record September 20. This Is the first
tim. dividend has been declared in adj
dttton 70 the rtgula, quarterly distribu-
ftcn
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xeg1A . 1ryAas Closing stock Letter.
Dy. Private Wire to A. E. MIten & Co.
NEW YORK. Sept. 14.-There was an
06A1euSrOnt Of firmncss displayed In
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Cash quotations: Corn No. yellow
S2.17Go 90: No. 8 yellow S2.17Q2 is;
No. 4 yellow s2.15@2 16 1-2.
Oats No. white 81 3-4c: standard s.
q So 1-ec.
Rye No s1.sSG1 SO 1-2.
Barley sl.250 As.
Timothy s6.0018 90.
Glover s1700@ % 90.
Pork S42.o5. Lard $23.S5. Ribs
s23.6UG24 10.
TOLEDO. Sept. l4.--Wheat cash 21s.
Cloverseed. prime cash $3.50; Octo-
Der $l3.Sn: December s13.65: January
$3.50: March $3.50.
Alsike. prime cash $3.50; Septembe,
$3.50: October $3.50.
Timothy. prime cash old $3.50; new
$3.50: September $3.50: October s3.So.
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LOCAL STOCKS

WHEELING. W. Va. Sept Ii. IL.
Daily quotation list OF the Wheeling eloet E1'
,anrs:
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steady; supply light: choice sll.509
~ SO; prime S13.o0G14 25.
Sheep strong: supply light; primo
weather s12.Oo912 60; culls and COM
mon $5.o0@7 90; lambs SCHOOLS is;
veal calves s16.0G9l6 so.
Hogs lower: receipts 10 double decks
prime heavies and mediums SlS95Go
10 90; heavy workers s1S.7591s 90;
light workers. s1T.I5@1S IS; pigs Sl7.0U
Q17 rs; roughs s17o0@l5 90.
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STOCKS 300.
G)-Ex-div. Z per cent.
(2)-ES-div. 2 per cent.
(S)-Ex-dir. N per cent.
Evening journal., 1917-08-11
LIFE AND CHARACTER
READING.
AUGUST H.


. .
This person viii travel and will not
be settled in home life for number of
years.
The birth sign is Leo, represented on
the Zodiac as the lion, while the gov.
erning planet is the sun, giving warm.
ardent impulses in love and friendship.
The nature is changeable and demands
more than y gives. especially in love
affairs
There is dominating desire to plea Sc
and TO appear well before strangers but
IN the home the nature is not agreeable
Non will find the man of this birth
date loving luxury and case and rather
self-centered.
The diamond is the birthstone.
Metal workers and machinists viii
get good positions by advertising in tn,
Want Ads
Evening journal., 1917-08-11
Statesmen
SITUATIONS WANTED-FFMALF

EDUCATED WOMAN, COMPREHENSIVE
~ business experience. excellent penmsn
md rapid accountant. desires position Of
trust; salary 500 per month Address
W 50. Evening journal augt0.2t
Evening journal., 1917-08-11
REGISTERS NOTICE.

EsTATE OF LYDIA G. PLUMMER,
II DEACEASED
Notice is hereby given that Letters les
tamentary upon the estate OF Lydia g d.
Plummer late Of Wilmington hundred de.
ceased were duly granted unto Lillian g
r. Iszard on the seventh day OF August,
A. d. 1917 and all persons indebted 20 the
said deceased are requested 20 make paymen,
TO the executrix. without delay and all per
sons having demands against the deceased
are required 20 exhibit and present the
same. duly probated, to the said eNecutrix
on or before the seventh day Of August a
D. 1918 or abide by the law In this behalf
LILLIAN G.. p ISZARD Executrix.
Address Caleb r. Burchenal, ESQ Attor
ney al Law. Ford Bldg Wilmington, Del.
Augg-eod.Qt.
Evening journal., 1917-08-11

and draft. It was announced this
morning shat one hundred and thirty
men of the Maryland Division alone
have so far enlisted in the army most
of the joining the railroad engineers
regiment. II is still unknown Row
many men will be lost through the
solec i've draft but $500 employees OF
The Maryland Division are liable for
service.