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The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1917-09-14

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The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1917-09-14

Spokane-Apple box shortage re
lieyed by mill men and fruit shippers
cooperating.
Bellingham-Pea crop in Whatcom
estimated at $iS0,000.
Twisp--Methow Valley Railroad Co.
capitalized at 81, 100000.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1917-09-14

Try the echo want adj column.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1917-09-14

II looks as though the lumber bust.
ness Of the Northwest is TO continue at
least Tor some weeks to be in demon
allied condition owing to the strike oil
the employees for an eight hour day
with ten hour pay. The lumbermen
have given il as their final decision
that they will not grant the demands
Of the employees and have announced
that Tor the present mills will be shut
down owing TO lack Of lumber orders.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-19
Steel Mills Now ina
Better Position for the
Filling Of Home Orders

, NEW YORK. Nov. 1S.-Steel com7a-
MES tina, haze been holding consumers
with commercial orders ~ arms length
Cor several months. while prices Of Va
ricus products were being adjusted are
now making sales more readily 70 dis
tributo-s and arc accepting nanufac-
rurers' contracts Cor deliveries in two
Or three months. Shipments IN excess
% new business since last April have
placed the mills IN . better position 10
ill so-called peace orders. without p(ac-
ing in jeopardy the prompt execution OF
war contracts whether such demands
come directly or indirectly from the
government.
The distribution Of additional large
orders for shells and the heavy buy
Ing Of machinery FOR SUCH manufactures.
as well as for the building Of ships and
the making of aircraft. will be followed
By the buying OF several hundred thou
sand tons OF steel on government nc
, count. In fact, the War Industries
Board had allotted ceilings OF about
100 900 tons moro steel for ship con-
struction and more making rroiecttlss.
There Is much disappointment however.
among steel fahricators because Ternai
orders from shpyardS are n"t being
followed promptly ny official contracts
and large fabrication orders are going
To Canadian shops. while home rah7ica-
tors are in sad need ot business.
The navy department. IS taking oidS
today or 5000 tons Of steel for aircraft
factory buildings TO Do constructed IN
New York City. and orders for $500
tons Of, steel for buildings ut the Lang
low aviation field have been placed. The
large machine shop at Washington Wilt
probably be constructed OF reinforced
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-19
Apprehension Is Thought
To Have Run Its Course
:, In New York Market

NEW YORK. Nov. 1S--1ndi cations
that the protraCted period OF apprch"n-
sion has rim rs course. Offered GROUND
for v.Uc:, encouragement in this week y
dull and h"s!;aa; stock market.
Trading WAS uftcu narrow as 70
become negligible. hut this condition
was obviously the direct result Of addi-
ticnal barriers erected by The exchange
against reckless or vicious speculation.
Home developments were. 70 less t;u-
portant as market factors than tnc
swiftly moving current O; gents across
the water. The status Of ;hH trans
iportation com pan:cS came in for greater
consideration by reason az labor
troubles and the hearing Cor Increased
rates before the Interstate Commerce
Commission.
The opinions OF eminent financi"rs
REGARDING the requirements of tn. rail-
roads provoked lively discussion. esp"-
cially the suggestion that they be sub
jet to control on tho plan now govern
ing financial institutions.
The Russian and Italian reverSals
served to keep International exchange
in an uncertain state. rub'cs. however.
varying from lowest levels of the pre-
vious week while lireS approached their
greatest depreciation.
Activity Of the local money pool
served rs = check against undu" nd
vances In cal. loans during the pay
ment OF the IS per cent installment on
the second Liberty loan. The wide gap
. in the market quotations for the ~ S
and as. so decidedly ravoriCg the for
mer. seemed inexpicable on its face. but
was generally attributed to tho exemp-
ton clause attaching to the first issue.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-19
uYTLET0N

Mr. Edward Henderson, Of the q. q
Marines. who was homo on five-day
furlnugh. left Wednesday for Port
Royal. s. c.
Mrs. James JIcnncn spent Friday with
relatives in Warrington.
Mrs. Court Owen is spending a few
DAYS with friends in Warrington.
Mr.. Leo Vinus loft Tuesday for
Woodland. where he has accepted po-
sition
Mrs. Margaret Myers, of Board Tree
Is spending q few days hero with
friends.
Miss Lara OFT was shopping in
Wheeling Tuesday.
Miss Josephine Little. who is en-
ploycd at Moundsville, spent Saturday
and Sunday here with her parents MI
and Mrs. Samuel Little.
Mrs. ]. T. Carpenter. Of Fahmont
spent Sunday here with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Huntington and
family spent Sunday with rclnuves al
Day Brook.
Mr.. Cs,rnellIcs Bcaner, of Wheeling,
srcnt Saturday and Sunday with rcla-
lives.
MT. tCOTRc ~
spent Sunday here with friends.
Mrs. J. r. Robinson spent. Saturday
and Sunday with friends at Jollytown.
Mrs. Grofton Stidgcr was shopping In
Wheeling Saturday.
Ncssrs. Jcrd OFT and Frank Earnes
are spending q few days hunting in the
mountains.
Mr.. F. M. Ashcroft spent Sunday with
his family in Paramount.
Mrs. Charles Riggs. who is employed
IN McMcchen spent Sunday here with
her mother, Mrs. Ellen Garrison.
Messrs. Charles Robinson. Charles
Keffcr and Jack Wilson left Tuesday
for Wichita Kansas. where they have
accepted positions
Mr.. Joe Jollfffeo. of Clnrksburg. was
n business visitor here Wednesday.
Mrs. Anna Wilson. Of Holloway. is
visiting her parents here for tr%
days.
Nrs. John shrene was shopping in
Wheeling Tuesday.
Mis- Laura Broldy. who Is teaching
school In Fairmont. spent Sunday her"
with her parents
Mrs. s. 2. Carney LETT Tuesday for
her home In ClarkshurE after spending
= few days here with her daughter. Mrs.
c. s. Stidger.
Mr.. Pete Henderson. VINO IL employed
At West Union. spent Sunday here with
his family.
James X Robinson spent Monday
with friends In Hundred.
Mrs. Wayne Nay. Of Clarkshnrg. Is
visiting friends here for few days.
Mrs. Samuel Poe and daughter. Gene
We've. arr visiting relatives in Elkins.
Mr.. Frank EIIxcnbauGh. Of Bcnw"na.
70 spending 4 few days here with
friends.
Marry. 1S-months- son Of Mr.. and
Mrs, Archie Marshall. died Thursday
morning OF pneumonia Funr"la scrv-
Ices will he held Saturday morning Mt
9 o'clock at the Church OF the AS
sumption.
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THE THEATRES
AT THE COURT

Musical burlrsGuc, fashioned IN the
latest style. will bU given by m" L;dr
buccaneers" ut the Court theatre tn,S
week St3riinE with = matnC" TO-DAY.
spending a Million" is the name OF th"
farce TO BE- presented Ii treats III Il
humorous manner Of tn" difficulties
met with ant nvcrccm" in IN effort u
got rid Of a lot of valuable securities
that are "littrring up the place. Inc
peculiar methods employed by the COM
cdians in their frantic desire TO emulate
q certain millionaire and quit poor" are
productive or much merrinent-
The leading parts in the comedy nave
h.,n assigned IL Frederick Jacket
Frank Penny. Elwo0d EcntOn. Mae Clark
tlrssir McCloud. Mabel McClou1. Grace
-. mrScy. Collin Suydam, Pauline jan
sen and l;ert bertrand.
The chorus Of twenty fastidi"uS
young girls. bcdeckcd and b1Jc~elleo. Is
iun important item of the buccaneers
bill OF fare.
Mermadih has = prominent place on
the prngram She IL. SO II is claimed
the champion G;iEh and fancy diver o.
the world, and she Is prepared TO de-
rrnd hcr title and meet all corners in
diving and swimming contests during
her stay at the Court. Tuesday night
will be devoted TO men contestants anu
"Wednesday night 10 lady divers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-19
WOODLANDS

There will DO Z pie social held Mt the
Woodland Hill school Thanksgiving eve
ning, proceeds for thu benefit Of the Mar
shall county Y. NJ. &. a. r.
The Y. NJ. G. \. meeting which was
held Tucsda? evening In I'll" NJ H.
church ,,n Burrh Ridge WAS we'll attend
I'd DR.. Smith Of MoundSvillc delivered
n very Interesting address.
Mr.. ri y. f"ho and s"n Joe OF ltyans
Ridge, shsnt Saturday In Moundsvillc.
Mr.. T.. V. Yohn OF MuunhsHii''' spent
several hours here Wednesday,.
Mr.. T. V. Ryan returned To his nome
ON Rurch Ridge Sunday morning from
Weston whcrn h. visited his Wlfe VINO
IL confined To tn" hospital nj 'hal
place.
DR.. y. Wilson made proicsSiona!
call on Burch Ridge. Monday.
Mr., f.. &. Wayne and Mrs. II. IL NIL
Ter and daughter Ruth, motorcd to Ben
wood. Saturday.
Mrs. D. w. boston Is visiting hot
daughter. Mrs W. c. Brnxell at warren
Ohio.
Born 10 Mt and Mrs. C. w. Moore
baby girl. Nov. l3
Mr.. Arthur Yoho Of McMcchen. spent
Sunday with his parents. "n the llhl.
I. r. Hurbison OF Burch Ridge, spent
a few days with his son. X. +. HARRISON
last work at McMcchcn.
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MT. PLEASANT

Funeral services for the late Mrs. Will
liam Murray. who died at her home Tues
day. November II, will be conducted
Thursday afternoon at o'clock from
plarr OF death. The services VIII he
in chargcSpr the pastor or the l'r"Sbr-
trrlan church. and intcrncnt will be IN
IliEhlRnd cemetery
KuyIcr Young OF Savannah. O.. spent
n few days ar the home OF Mrs. y. J.
McConahcy.
Mrs. Ben Wright Is confined to her
home by IL serious illness.
Tho Red Cross work rooms wore orcn
Friday. Tho ladies arH working hard
in order to get their sewing and knit
ting done.
Mrs. Mary Jane Meek and Miss Jessie
day.
Mr.. Murray Of Pennsylvania. WAS hero
testing Jersey herds Of M"ssrs. O. w
Patterson, Henry Hrycr and Walter llmS-
scy this week.
MIR. Samuel Buchanan WINS caller
~ the home Of his parents. Mt. ana MIS-
David Buchanan Sunday.
Mrs Rrhrrcn DicEcy. nf PittShurrh.
Pa. is visiting her sister. MIS-. }. !.
Walker.
Riley Dunnis. young son OF MI. and
Mrs. Roland Dennis, was taken 7" the
hnsital for ptrcatncnt Monday.
Mr.. Samuel Purvinr" had som" ~ th''
children from the R"thrl HON" in thus
,,,rcc at tho Presbyterian church morn
ind evening Sunday. they Gnvr mn*'':t'
program
Carrie WrathcrSpn. young daurht"r ~
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace W"aih"rs"u was
IN II scrIous condition last week. "u' is
i1nprovinc nicely HOW.
Tho MI, Pleasant high school gay" an
.,tnrtainnrnt Mt the Yearly meeting
house Friday evening. They ar" trNi".;
tn rlise enough money for piano,
Mr. and Mrs John KrinKi" and lam
uy sncnt Sunday Mt thr nom" oil Mr.
HenYy Iiarths Of Scotch Ridge.
Mrs, y. !. McHonahry nnd daughter.
Mics Camilla were out-uf-t"wn callers
Thursday.
after sncn6inr som" tim WAN h'r
d.urh,rr Mrs. l.. f.. Beckett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Armstrong al ll''SNntrn'
p, wrrc visiting her aun:. Mrs. J. /.
Walker in this plac"
Mrs Anna r'l"av"r spent f"w cay
win hor snn Frank 'n@t week
Mr.. and Mrs Wiiliar1 Lawrence ana
Chnrli" 1.awr"nC" spent S"i'iH' ~, we
h,r,> az his parents. Mr.. and Mr.. MarE
1nc.r.ucc, II n"Ir rnirr'tin. .
~ NJ word sickle IS ahl" L. b. "ui after
y serious illness.
Ncears Oliver md Alex En"hAnnn
a.nrr callers in Yorkvllle saturday,
H. ,nd Mrs sherman Sch""hIc and
r,ut,. Of Scotch RI1:". 'Fr"nt SUNDAY
., No horne Of hia brother. Mr.. itnrrS
Srhrchlc ol fnrHv'll".
Mr. Arthur Strcrr & visiting r"lAtiv"'
near this place
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S|STERSV|LLE

The many friends OF Icon Fisk. son
Of Mr. and Mrs. T.. l.. Fisk OF. this city.
Will be pleased to know that he has beeu
promoted TO corporal. Mr.. Fisk Is in
training Mt Watertown.,N. I.
Everett and Clarence Williamson have
left for ST. Louis. wnrrc they will be
employed
Lloyd Gregg another Sistersville boy
who has been employed for some time
by the Wiser Oil company. left. Thur
day for Pittsburgh. where he will enlist
In the quartermaStcr's cGcps.
Mrs. Mary Rogers has returned to her
HON" in Wheeling. after n" short visit
with her mother. Mrs. \. p. Wu.k
Mr.. md Mrs. o. L. T.azcar and chtl-
drca. Nancy and Paul. have returned
from NanninGton.. where they attended
the funeral Of the formers brother. J.
l.. LaZcnr
Mrs. Clara Barber has rrtrncuJ home
from Park"rshurS. whcrr she visited her
daughter, Mrs. q. =. Gowcll.
Miss Margaret Work was visitor in
Wheeling Wednesday,
:. T'alknushi NJ Pittsburgh ia here In
stalline low pressure gas burners in the
Garter OIL comntny's shops. ...t
Charley Snodgrass OF Pittsburgh. II
spending 4 few days With his parents
here.
Mr. Eeece Of Marietta. who has been
employed at Giscr's shoe store for some
lime. has resigned ant' will leave for
Marietta. whrr" he Will engage in the
shoe repairing business.
Bernard Krug sncnt last evening with
friends In New Matar.oras.
Miss Lillian klontzIy or Wheeling,
and Miss Della Kloctrly Of Sardis. hava
returned 10 their homes after n short
visit with friends here.
J. Mrs. j. r. O'Bricn has returned from
ParkrrShure. where She vas tho guest
Of Miss Hazel Cutler.
Wilbur Hubbard Is home on short
furluush. He will leave tomorrow Tor
Columbus. o. where he IL stationed.
George Hill and J. c. Jones have gone
10 Winchester Ky. on business trip.
Charles Malick. Charles Kirsch. viii
liam Quig!.y and Rob Hard hav" return
I'd home from Pullman. '" Va .~nere
they have been employed.
TIL. H,rthlay club met AT the home OF
Mrs. Lloyd Smythc Friday afternoon.
Mrs. i. !. fIor.y and daughter. Miss
Alice, Nnrty, have arrived here from
purEnrshurS 10 visit MIR. and Mrs. J. D.
,'ssr h.tnr. returning to their home In
Mrpnrald. Pa.
Mr. and Mrs. Perry Wolfe and baby,
who were here to attend the funeral ~
Mr., Wolfr's father. the late George
Wolfe. have left for their home In NAM
ninSton.
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MAJORSVILlE

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-19
WHEELING CREEK

= r Wilson AMI family and X. J.
c,,.rr.rd anil mother. spent Sunday at
th,, home. Of 'i""rEr Phillips near tadl|.
Goo. l.. Hog has received his new
lSur,l recently
oliver shoots has purchased farm
near L,rSvil" O.. and viii move his
fanil;. ;h"r" this fall.
rr. 4. T. Huhlc was a professional
cal,r- on N" crock Tuesday.
Mrs. Norman Il. Dagn" and sister.
Ma Harry MurriSs spent "Wednesday
With there parents. Mir. and Mrs. {. w.
Ecmk" on. tho creek.
John Robinson uru wife spent Tues
day in Elm Grove.
Avis White returned 10 Elm Grove
after spending Il week with relatives Oh
the crock.
Tho lincnru Of tho National T"l"-
nhon" company were requiring the lines
Oh the creek this week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-19
COLLEGE FOOTBALL
PLAYER SUCCUMBS TO
GRIDIRON INJURIES

CHESTER. Pa. Nov. lS.---tharics
rurtiSS r"rSiami. Jrr Of lHantSFllie,
t,nnn a stu,I.nt at ,hc Pennsylvania
Military college,. died carly today as the
result If Injuries resolved yesterday In
nm inirr-class football game. lie played
halfl,arI throughout the contest Rn1
rn,nuIalnr,l Of no INJURY until TWO hours
Inter when he WAS seized with severe
uuins in the head. He was taken I"
the chester hospital wh"r" an operation
disclosed Il ruptur-d blood vessel in the
hr1.in
; I,.rsiani VIII" MAS il mnnoer @f the
class &C 1870. VAS The son Of EhHri"s {.
l.rrSi,nj. yi.,. president and man tEnT or
thr Clark Rnlt manufacturing Company
of lfuutSIill".
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,inn with ia" /. L.. Phillips AMI Go. jew
cl"rS
pirf Parsons has "ulis''d III In" /
s. nav and VIII c"p'rt Tor dnl! "''hh
J. ~. Fitzpatrick MIS- "a business \I>'
tor in ."u %r,uri"E.
Dallas .Inmiit"n y.n'' A. At;"ndlhI
srhnul n ;f,., university sl".nt week "no
at his hn'h" here.
NJ. aud Ms N""'.'n If Gi"w"rS "hi
sp"rI. y f"W day il tenn 'asl week
Miss Gu"u Iltui' y "h> business fiS''
tor IN rairnunl. saturday.
Mr. and Hr>. r."' .Ari"'t spent sun
tlty q. IN" TURNER'S h"im" h"T''.
Mrs l.. y rhrrras If Sh'nnS'"n WIS
it.d fri. nhS i..r.. ,his W'"k
NJ, Iiu Kennedy - Hundred MAS
n visitor III town Thursday 'V"n;r.'.
MIR nLd M.~. e l.. Turner and fanny
yprui Saturday ~ !'nirm"r't.
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7.owER coA1. PRODUCTION.

WASHINGTON. Nov. lH.--Rftumin-
GUS coal production III the tnit"d States
was reduced approximately two million
IONS last week. tho National Coal Ass"-
citation announced tonight by car short
urn and railroad, congestion request
Ihut cont shipments he given priority
over all other commodities except food
and government orders. The statement
said has been placed by the nssncLn-
linn before III" government agencies
dealing with the situation.
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CAMP SHERMAN LOSES

Spccinl Ia The IntclllEcnr'r
STEU o.. Nov. l$.-The
football team OF Company 4. 3%2d
regiment, Camp sherman. vas defeat
ed here to-day by the Acme 4. g.. the
score being 10 to u. The soldiers
were outclasscd. but fought Gamcly.
V. Kelley, who scored two touchdownS,
and r, Bates, who scored the other for
Acme, were the stars.
4 crowd OF 10000 people witnessed
the contest, and The proceeds went 10
COMPANY A mess fund.
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Destiny Struck Dumb.

Ard thou shnuldst plHr" thy hand IN
his and com"
And follow gladly over hiii ana l"a:
Even Destiny would b" h"in silence
dumb
When thou WRIT back with me
Madison Democrat.
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GRAFTON

GRAFTON. ". Va. Nov. 1T !>''"r"H
, rnr ullirk changes III court .'ir'"S WV
claimed during sumo NOR" 81 Inv NV
cation around IA" Grafton Light io"-
rr company l:rr"ntly this concern"
was adjudgcd bankrupt an" inc cas-"
was referred T." :. J." butcher. r"'rre"'
If r'airrnoni Later Dr. y. +. LhhN't"''
Of Grafton. WAS rlcrl"d trustee hut aS
;hrr.. was 4 uucSI;uu of JuriSul'lh'h
raised between tn" federal and Stal"
,ulrIS Dr l.anhum was not given JuF-
,sdi,.t.nn. Wien l.nnham wa" Instruct
cd Ia take possession of tho property =
week later the r"rriy""S "G tn" traction
rurupauy. ITEM. W. Ford and y. w. Bur
d.,t objected. Deputy Marshall MOOT"
WAS then sent here. busted III" receivers
mud nut the trustee in possession. Inc
receivers got busy. met ladS" ASTON u
DAYTON. Of the L. = District court
while ON route /" l'hllippi. and had him
sign nm order requiring III" trustee 10
mi Them in possession nC the property
rrain The rrnl action in the cas-" con-
summed just rw" and a hall hours from
tho time tho receivers went "ut "' "l'
fec until they returned ~ iull possess
SION \ hearing has i"'"n S'ilI III l"c
federal court At rhilippi for N"fcihoel
18th in this case
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n. 7. STOCK EXCHANGE
WHEELING. Y

WHEELING. ". Va. Nov. IS. II.
Saturdays ouotat!ons)
Furnished The lntr.llgsncer by A. &
Masten & Co. members New eork Stock
Exchange National Bank Of West Vir-
GINA building. Wheeling. w. Va Louis
f. Brand, manager.
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~MANNlNGTON

,,;s. C,u,p;rrham was called /" her
home ut Kansas City by III" death "'
her father. ,.,;, j.,
Pnir1nont Friday.
MIS-. Ellis Clnricr and Miss Fay Mead
v,er4 business visitors in aflr'h"h'
Thursday ,,.
II atsy" Singleton. who IS attcno'nh
school at tho university is spending. IN"
w,ak end ut his horne h"rc.
Misses Clarirr Turner and AhrEar",
Ifsnl.y who attend school ut IN" Norman
arc spnndinr tn" week end ut th"'r
hnrr"S here
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Tinm% w"r" E!s-
itors in nF'ir,nont on" dry this week
Mr.. and Mrs Doc Beatty har" return
ed after IN extended trip IN IN" cast
Mrs. Harry Nay a':"n'!"l 'r''ln! 'a"i"
ut ClarksburE on Friday.
Mrs. Zana Rlnckshire and Mrs. T..
Mari vvc-" visitors in Fairm"H! Thurs
day.
\. =. Smith "r CiarksburG. VAS her"
on business Friday.
Ben Turner who is attending school
q, the university IS $p"ndinH The week
end at his hume here.
frank l"cch il business visitor NJ
Kfys"r.
Harold MrG.sn Is hmm" on visit from
Detroit. Mich.
Pom. to Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Rc"ac.
Nov. nth. II d:,ng''i"r
Mrs Thomas M""r" is visiting rcla-
lives In East I.iv"rpn"l, ohio.
Mt. and Mrs. ALI. AHA and Mrs.
Jas. francis and son. mnt0red tn Way
nssburg Friday.
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! DR. o. G.. bradley NJ Cross Roads was
Il visitor here Friday.
Born Monday. Nov. 12,h /" Mr.. and
Mrs. John narr$ rf Eurt lFii. Il son.
IT II. Rns" rr"mIncnt attorney If
Now Mnrtins:il'" and former Manning
ton boy has accepted the position "a,
chief clerk In Fuel Adm Illustrator Barnes
oftic" in Fairrnont.
Ir. John Miller or Hradfn"d. Pa. Hhn
is the quest nf his daughter. Mrs. Laura
NcCrct has pen quite i'll IN" past few
days.
Mr. r d. James OF ClarksburE. wns
here on business Saturday.
| Miss Winnie Bell has accepted II POSI-
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= r Sizcr formerly II Grafton. WAS
instantly killed when h" fell lr"lh
irI,nh0ne pol" at MorEHnto~n' aver ~
ceirins Il shot from an electric GUT
rent.
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BANK CLEARlNGS

Totals sl0.55S.4i5.2l So ''"-'''
incrcase--sl. SSi.42L2G.
Average--S7 / .a?6.31
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chester Digman. charged with h"'lnh
taken Mrs. Ray White I" ON" LOT I'M
moral purp,scs In violation OF INC Hh'''
whit. slave ACT was held Tor lht 'rHc'
v, ,,,r, under $500 nttcr r. preliminary
t,,.,ri,,. in the Office Of =. =. Commis-
Siuucr Lilly.
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,rtrr an illness nr s"v"rh fnnh'"H.
Mrs. BELLA Ferguson Snyder. wiz ~
Rev. g., II. Snyder. pastor "t IN" W. E'
church. died at her home IN inns Guy
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stoekA
AlltS-Gaimers =,
Alaska Gold.
American Can
Am. Car & F1y. .
Atlantic Gult :.
Au. l.ocnmp. go.
Am. Smell. 4 z
Am. Sugar Ref. .
Am. Tel. & Tel. .