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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-02-24
Mr.. AND MRS. CHARLES STILL
MAN HONOR VISITORS

MR.. AND MRS. CHARLES STILL
MAN HONOR VISITORS
Mrs. Ada West and Miss Marie Frye
of st. Paul. Mimi, are to be the guests
of honor at a dinner this evening
given by Mr.. and Mrs Charles Still
man at Heinie's.
A basket filled with Chinese asters
will adorn the center of the table, and
dancing will be the diversion after
dinner.
Mr. and Mrs. Stillman's guests are
to be Mrs. Ada West and Miss Marie
Frye, for whom this party Is planned,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Damon, Mr.. and
Mrs. Gustav Schaefer, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Chillingworth, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Single. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Macfarlane, Mrs. Harold Giffard, Mrs
George Bennett, Mr.. c. A. Rodgers OF
Hartford, Mr.. j. Fl. Peet of Spokane,
Mr. Francis Brown and Mr.. Ernest
Parker
MR.. AND MRS. JAMES DOLE EN-
TERRAIN AT COUNTRY
CLUB
With their guests seated around .
table very beautifully decorated with
two shades of pink begonias and guam
titles Of fine lace fern, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Dole entertained guests at the
Country Club on Friday evening
Lighted, pink-shaded tapers were. eff
fectiyely grouped to make a very
charming whole.
The directors ball at the armory
was enjoyed after the dinner
Mr.. and Mrs. Dole's guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith of New York
City. Mr.. and Mrs. o. Donohue of New
York City, Mr. and Mrs. Sayre of New
York City, Mr.. and Mrs. Holbrook of
Boston, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Eames.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Lewis, Jr., Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Horner, Mr.. A. c. Baum.
gartner and Mr.. Zante Baumgartner.
Mr.. AND MRS. ROBERT LEVERS
INFORMAL DINNER
sIr. and Mrs: Robert Levers enter
tanned very informally on Wednesday
evening at their KewaIo street home
The table was adorned with bougain-
villea in the deep red tones and
yellow coreopsis. Mr. and Mrs. Levers
guests were Mrs. Dora Ahlborn, Mrs.
Bratton, Col. and Mrs Frank Keefer,
Capt and Mrs. ]. ID. Burnett, Capt.
James Ulio and Mr. William Levers
..... q . .
A TEA FOR MRS. BENJAMIN PIT
-.. MAN
Mrs Charles Adams and Mrs. Wal
ter Dillingham; entertained with a tea
on Wednesday afternoon, honoring
Mrs. benjamin K. Pitman of Boston
About 30 guests we're hidden to this
charming affair.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-02-24

Monday morning up TO and includ-
ing this. evening, when all OF Homo
lulu Will sit down and sigh from sheer
tiredness." Many, too, will sigh be.
cause the Carnival is over and they
may. I'm a measure, sit down and rest
and get their bearings, for things so
ctal went by the board. Every one
In the city closed the social calendar
and gave his or her time and energy
70 the Carnival spirit. From the other
islands swarmed the citizens TO join
with Honolulans to make this week
one long 70 be recalled.
The Carnival Spirit" has been
everywhere, even the vegetable ven-
ders felt the spirit OF the week and
decorated their carts and told of the
extra fine things for the festaI six
days. The stores beckoned with smart
frocks and hats that bespoke the spirit
Of the week. The city from end to end
was riot OF color: streamers In the
Carnival colors, yellow and green,
predominated rs they should. One
wonders why Il is necessary to put
streamers OF stars and then the
streamers OF red and white alongside
OF the green and yellow. From q pat
riotic as well as artistic view the col.
ors do not blend nor harmonize.
wouldn't IL be more like a carnival
II the Carnival colors were entirely
usedfexcept for huge. dignified Ameri-
can flags flying from staffs on large
buildingsl Il Is sad to see the flag
g our nation dragged along the streets
~ small children, finally dropped and
then trampled upon and mud-bespat-
tered. That surely IL not reverence
for our flag that we should hold in
snch esteem. The day Is bound to-
come when the American flag win not
be used by EVERY small boy with a
burst OF patriotism that only lasts a
moment and then-down goes the flag
Teaching the small boy a better way
Il woman's work and let rs hope that
the day Is not Tar distant when the
American flag will be treated, with the
dignity II deserves from che decora-
tors hand. -. :. j
The busy week was formally opened
on Monday at ESQ when the Kings Of
Carnival arrived from the waterfront
The Pan.Pacific Pageant was the
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GEN. AND MRS. SAMUEL l. JOHN
SON ENTERTAIN

GEN. AND MRS. SAMUEL L. JOHN
SON ENTERTAIN
Seated around table banked WITH
quantities OF pink begonias and lacy
ferns. Gen. and Mrs, Samuel /. John
son entertained last evening at the
lIoanit previous to the Directors Ball
at the Armory, which the party later
attended.
Gen. and Mrs. Johnson's guests were
Governor Lucius E. Pinkham. DR.. aud
Mrs. Charles Bryant Cooper. Col and
Mrs Gaylord Wilcox OF Kauai, Mr..
and Mrs Ingram NJ. Stainback, Mr..
and Mrs. Reynold b. McGrew. Mrs.
Frances Reed, Miss Ruth Richards,
lieut.. Frank Midkiff, Mr.. w. J. Flem-
ing and ar. NJ. Bourne Of Cleveland,
Ohio.
MAI. AND MRS. JOHN LAVE
HONOR MR.. AND MRS. B.
X. P1TMAN
Maj. and Mrs. John Lave were
host and hostess at a dinner party
on Friday evening at the Rathskeller,
IGNORING Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin a..
Pitman Of Boston. The table was Yery
handsome A lovely gilded basket
was filled with American Beauty roses
and long trailers OF asparagus vine.
After dinner the Directors BAH at the
Armory was the attraction. Maj. and
Mrs. Lawe's guests were Mr. and Mrs.
BENJAMIN X. Pitman, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Chillingworth. Chief Justice
and Mrs. Alexander CIR. Robertson,
Mr. and Mrs. Albert p. Taylor, Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Single. Commander
and Mrs. Victor Houston and Mr.. n.
l.. Holstein. speaker OF the territorial
house of representatives.
. = =
Mr.. AND MRS. EMIL BERNDT'S
DINNER-DANCE
The Rathskeller was the setting for
a very beautiful dinner on Friday
evening, when Mr.. and Mrs. Emil
Berndt presided as host and hostess.
A large, low, silver basket was filled
with pink sweet peas and maidenhair
fern. its handle being tied with a but
terfly bow of pink tulle. Lighted
tapers, shaded in pink, cast pretty
glow over ALL A corsage bouquet OF
sweet peas with streamers of pink
tulle were at each guest cover. Dainty
name cards were used.
Mr.. and Mrs. BeFndt's guests were
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur F. Wall, Mr.. and
Mrs. George H. Angus, Mrs. Marion
Schroeder of New York, Mr.. Proctor OF
Los Angeles, Mr.. James McInerny. and
Mr. and Mrs. q. Walter Scott and Mrs.
Abel Scott Of San Francisco, for whom
the dinner was given. After dinner
the party attended the directors ball
at the armory.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-02-24

Col. and Mrs. Richard Croxton ar
entertaining with a dinner for 4
guests next Tuesday evening.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-02-24

Mrs Charles Adams and Mrs. Wal
ter Dillingham; entertained with tea
on Wednesday afternoon. honoring
Mrs. benjamin K. Pitman of Boston
About 30 guests we're hidden to this
charming affair.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-02-24

A TEA FOR MRS. BENJAMIN PIT.
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CLEyELANDERS WILL BE HOSTS
Two Cleveland men, Mr.. W. ]. Elem
ing and Mr.. Bourne. will be hosts to-
night at Rathsxeller dinner, honor.
ing Attorney-General and Mrs. l. NJ.
Stainback, Gen. and Mrs. s. /. John.
son, Mrs. Frances Reed, Miss Rosen-
berg. Miss Ruth Stevens, Miss Vera
Henshaw, Miss Lorraine Hompe and
g. Mr.. and Mrs. Reynold B. McGreS.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-12
BradStreet'S Review.

NEW YORK. Oct l1.-Bradstrecta
Saturday will say:
Trade continues Of large volume. but
conservatism as regards future buying
scerns to be more marked. and thc hiSh
attitudes ia which prices Tor materials
as well as labor have scared Is cnuslng
enough concern to restrict widespread
trading and mDre over there IS dis
position TO walt and see how far gov
ornamental price regulations will 60. Yet
government orders which flow forth 10
a variety lines are more than sudlcient
10 offset any receasiOns In what might
be termed normal operations.
Allowing for the reservations noted
house trade Is rather active sales by
jobhors are good and distribution by re-
tail dealers has boon improved by colder
weather. Yet sales made by final sur
tho existence Of economical tendencies
which in all probability have been quite
largely superinduced b. high prices or
tho displacement Of buyers by army Gu
listments. On the other hand the sit
uatlon in the large cities close TO can
tonnrnts could hardly be better. this
statement being particularly true OF the
south whore operations also are AMI
mated by the highest prices paid for COT
ton since 1865. Stocks OF general msr-
chandtsc everywhere are light md this
iact together with the high price Of raw
cotton explains tho strong undertone
witnessed in the general textile sttoa-
ton. Buying for holiday distribution
Is ret rece wing much attention.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-12
U. s. Steel Rallies
From Low Quotations

NEW YORK. Oct. lI.-1nreStmenf
stocks. principally rails were again sN-
tsnsirely licuIdated IN the early stas.H
Of today's trading. rallied moderately
on the more restrained operations OF shc
naid-sesSion and fell away again towards
tho active close.
Much Of the temporary Improvement.
which favored war stocks and special
ties more than standard issues. was as
cribed to short covering. that faction
evidently deeming it advisable TO take
profits and otherwise reduce commit
ments over the approaching holidays.
Renewal OF pressure In tho Inst hour
was doubtless impelled. however. BY tho
rather rncagrc buying power or lack OF
public inquiry.
Many declines carried ST. Paul COM
mon and preferred ard Il. and o. common
and preferred tn new how records NJ
extreme rs:rc$s!nns OF 10 sN points.
: Weakness In thts important division
again effected nt1tr hrar'hss "f the
narkc;. '.":"h: r:.:n';n"n, lrdustrinls
in which r..rTy t:n';cn''irs we're main
u TOWARD i.t'rr,h"ut. gins Il one IL
thr.e poi I >.".2 S..ir.: cn3"'
United States Stool rallied from ITS
!ow IF lpl'. =" :ni', mn "loscd al
Jn37a unchanged ~. Tho da%- oth"i
StS"ls ard ''eH'r":"uts. rr".a'S. oils md
snc~ial,i"s .lsc reversed t!lclr coursr
rlns;-.: IT 81 .;ht d"'iii.'; :" notaiael
GAINS. $h:?pl,:- ,%h"'."d underlying
strength. li<:t.:s:. ti,.' ',",'', lsaG"$. Sal:s
,sl;-rr;t"d ':4.AN" S;r:.r.>.
I:rutis w"r- i:rcgul;.r -: heavier %
:er;ng*. she liberty ~. hanging HANDS
ar naSS - 9a.sa. total bond s2lns
tpar .1luni sS.lc5. ION.
United States 80 l:-liacd X and IS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-12
SISTERSVILLE

Louie ZclIer OF Salem was here 70
o,,rnd the funeral Of Louis Hancart.
Mr. and Mrs. Dyer Fisher. who were
called here by the death OF Mrs. Flaher
rather I.ouis Hancnrt. have LETT 1or
their home in Akron.
In good clean game Of football! mere
SATURDAY, the local high team oele1'leu
Williamatown. 81 to o.
Tb. yurn;n's club held its hrst meet
ing of the year Tuesday afternoon 1T
Ecw Nata moras at the home OF MRS:
Charles True. Mrs. True was ASSISTED
bv Miss Mae Corbitt The deieEhtes ~
the state federation were elected al lnis
meeting. ro.o,,,,
Mr.. L. t. Anderson OF Youngstown,
O.. and Miss Flossie Bowen. 1ormerl! III
this city. were married in YOUNGSTOWN
September ;. Miss Bowen lsa sis'er u
Mrs. Rert Ad<ins Of thi city Wv.
Mrs. r. !. Mccoy and daughter kath-
er;na bave returned from Parkersburs'
whore they spent several days with REL
atives. ,o-
Miss Edith Proffl,t has returned to her
home in Pnrkrrsburg after visiting her
sister. Mrs. Ralph Tox.
Nellie Dean Williamson Of TINS city
died in the Ohio Valley hospital IN
wheeling. October :, following an opera
t:nn BESIDES hrr mother. she Is sur
yIyrd by three sisters and three hroth-
crs. Mrs. g. g. Mitchell. Mrs. Maeeie
S,acknole uf SiEtcrSviile; Mrs. Ste'.a
p,den Of Friendly; Sam and Crlehao
Williamson Of SIstersville ana waiter
Williamson Of Friendly. 1nterment was
made in Mt. Zion Cemetery near FRIEND
", Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Katherine Davis - WISHING
friends in ParkersburG.
George Cunningham or the enltea
States field artillery. stationed Rt fore
BENJAMIN Harrison. is home on 'ur-
louCh Of ten days.
nr. r. n. Thaw hns returned from
husiuaas trip 10 New York.
Miss Helen Slemaker was IN vince 'lnE
Wednesday. where she is taking V'olin
lessons.
RAY Martin left yesterday for Camp
Leo. peterabnrg. where he was calico 1oF
service in TIE drafted army.
II. r. Ticker. who is here the guest
Of relatives and friends. was a Flsltor
in Wheeling Wednesday,.
Paul Barrick. Frank Emsch and John
Robinson of New Martinsville ATTENDED
III, dance hare Tuesday night.
Tho Slstersville high football squad
will 90 10 Rcndwood, Saturday. where
they will play the team Of that plade:
Thr un-rIver city has good team ana
hard battle is looked Tor
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-12
Cameron Briefs.

Nj and Mrs. &. ". Pipes and dauEh-
ter, Mrs. Z. i. Foust. and Mrs. Mary
Walton. will len"e this e"eninC 1nr rl"'-
ida. whore th"y Will spend the wintcr.
Lee F'itzRcrald and family and j. r
Terrell and family returned home "a
Akron. o.. Tuesday evening. AFTER oclns
called h.rc TO attend the funeral OF Mr.
T'cr~rliss liule child. =,
Miss Emma Gray. IL guest AT the
ho.,:. nr J y. huffman. near Eelitoh'
hi, wrr.:.
Attorney J. Is. Allison. was at New
N1ar,insyil!r, Crarinston.o.. and Nonnos'
v,ll. ON IeCa! huain.BH yesterday.
Mrs. Jacob Muni2en II 9teuhcnvilte
u was III" guest 1T her sister. Mrs. VIM
r;ahi.,. !SdmdnT.
i,r. 4 l. Nlcholn. u Phoenix. Arm. Is
here ,l,s gu@st ri his brothers Glenn ana
John Nichols, and other rrlatiN"a Ell"
friends e bout town.
Miss Mrrrar"i Evans. was taken tc
;L, ohio Valley General hospital a.
Wheeling. Tuesday. suffering ~i:h ~ha'
- e,!pposrI 10 he blood polS"n1uE' con-
.ractnd by bruisine her hand when optn-
iug 4 can Of fruit.
The Cameron District .nn"1y Schoo'
Institute will be held TEurSda! hiEh'
,b,, nm inst. a, thr nFrk IsidI+ zap
list church. dele fa'lcF? ir"'h '"'H ''''''
will be IL attendan,c".
g L King was Il. witness before the
GRAND Jury NJ Mnundsvills Tuesday.
CUTLER HIttner. VIII" went WIN tne
l,st CONTINGENT Of soldiers from thIr
county 70 Petersburg. Va. has returnen
homo: There we're some irreSuiatl''es
,hou, his case and he will remain al
n,,,oo 10 await further developments.
Mrs. Aron Porter md Nttle daHshter
Naomi. returned Tucaday from week
yIait with Mrs. Pprtrr's daushtrF' HtS
r CD'Neil. at .rohnstnwn. Fa.
DR.. ". r. Summons. who recently IN
li.ts3 IN The 4. y. Army has received a
commission MS first li"nIeEahu 'he
OFFICERS Medical Corps.
Mrs. Encll I,ny and sister. MISS Sndle
pu.b met with a Iittlc sirrnk or Ill LUCK
Tu.,day evening whlle earning from
,boir fathers. in tho country. Their
automobile wanted ~ *tny all night and
!, was somr time hafcrr they could per
.uade il 10 start, hut when they did gel
II s,ny,ed they made it so somn.
Will, Cscil. Of near cWllshurg. IN viz
itinr h.s parents. m. and rMF Ben,
Cecil, n, the west end Of town.
Miss Hazel Samumna. OF the country
near this place. var shopping in Wheel
iuE yesterday.
Norman Chapman. Of Sugar Grove. i.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-12
SENSATIONAL DECLINE
In BETHLEHEM STEEL

Dow Jones says:--Decline tn Bethle-
hem Steel has been almost as sensational!
as the advance which started shortly al
ter the European war. Old common
stock sold as high as 500 a share. Clos
ing price Wednesday for new p stock
was $3.50 share. the equivalent NJ
SOS a share for the old stock thus rep
rsSenting a decline OF S&s+ a share or
S54l0i.000 from high record.
Bethlehem Steel has not wasted any
money and has added millions TO Its
value In construction and surplus. In
three years To- end December 81. 1877. II
will show surplus for new common
stock OF something like $3.50 share or
s90.OO00 900 All this money has been
spent either for construction or has been
added 10 surplus and working capital.
That Bethlchcm's expenditures for de-
probation have been ample is evident
from fact that last year its charges for
repairs and depreciation amounted to
nearly s27,UOo.00 equal 10 S45 share
on sol, 900 shares common stock.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-12
CAMERON.
Mrs. Mary Buriey Dead.

CMERON. ". Va. t'ct. ll.--Mrs. Mary
Burl"v. ~ til" rural district. passed.
away nj her country HON" Il short diS-
tancc nurth IL town. at j. M SUNDAY
sher Was rs yrara oid. Sunday the day
oil viii rh shc died r" ing her birthday.
Tr' HUSBAND. Is.lpE.s Rurl"%. preceded
her to the grave f-'7 "rars ago. She IS
survived hy %"rru ";'ilhrrn. four boys
and th-rr girls. MI Ut rwhnn 81" mnr-
ri-d. Her nHiG%n namr wns Mary y.
Sperlnia:t Deceased has i!rcd on TIE
farm whore sine died 10; man! wears and
was h: loved and highly respected. the
funeral orrurr''! 'r:n the home Monday
with inlcrmrut ~ the tl"u"l3n rhnrch
cemr.~rv. 4 larE" crowd fr"m ;h'S'place
attended tn" funeral.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-12
STOCKS AND BONDS

confined 10 the HON" on account Of hav-
Ing typhoid fever.
Several old veterans Of the Civil war
will 20 to vickshurg. Miss, next week
where they vii lutlend the so!o'ers nc
union.
The lecture nj the School hall oy
Rvrrr Kiur last night. was well attend
cd. as usuaI when delivered by MT hi'k'
who is Il master Of oratnry.
George W. Chambers tNewsy) visited
friends al McMechen last Suhoay'
George white moves! his family rom
the !. r.. Wayman properly in the east
end m class House Hollow. in the west
end. Saturday. =,
Guy Patterson and family ana MT: ahu
Nrs Geo. Patterson and Borne Boomer
returned from a motor trip to Washing
tor and other eastern points Seh'e!u uS
MIR. and Mrs. ). S. Brhden rctnrnea
ves,erdav from n business trip through
the oil fields "f Kentucky.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-12
: OVERLAND DEALERS
VIII Take Care CT Patrons 1t Pour.
teenth Street House on Account '''|
OF Big Fire.

John u. Dcnham. president Of the
Auto Sales company Wheeling district
$500 %
an announcement yesterday that despite
The fire which destroyed automobiles.
their patrons would be cared for, 1t the
salesrodm and service station at ASH.
Fourteenth street.
w. l.. Smith. general manager Of the
company, returned last night. from tAG
cast, where he went this week on buSl
ness, in response to q telegram sent BY.
dr. Denham.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-12
WOODLANDS

Funeral services for tn" late s. +.
Mcr,Iin,och. who passed away Friday
evening at hIa home on TRIBE run. were
held AT 1880 Sunday morning, AFTER
which the body wnR laid to rest IN the
cemetery nj GraysvIlle.
Miss Hazel Wilson has returned TO
her home after spending few days
with Mourisvilie friends and seeing her
two brothers leave for Camp Lee among
the Nlarshall county boys who entrained
o,, last Thursday.
Mrs. n w. Boston spent last Satur-
day shopping in New Anrtinsviil".
Norman Suffer Of Glendale spent Tues
hny with his daughter. Mrs. William
Grey.
Mrs, Ida Grdssricl5lr and sister. Mrs.
Oscar Saninw. ~ Cleveland o.. are WIS.,
itins their mother. Mrs. Emily Baum
berger, OF Burch Ridge.
Miss Cnrsnnr HARRISON returned home
Friday evening after 4 few days visit
with friends and relatives at Mounds
Vile. Go.
Miss Fredn Bddle spent Il few days
with her cousin. 3frs. Or. Wilson at
Moundsville. returning home Frday
evening.
Miss Marie Sutor of Glendale spent
Saturday and sunday with her sister
Mrs. william Grey.
Mrs. Bruce Wayne and daughter of
Pittsburgh arrived Thursday evening to
spend few days with Mrs. Lydia
Wayne and son. T.. e. Wayne.
William D:lbrook OF Wheeling spent
tho week end with his family at Grays-
Vile.
Miss Imogcnc Tahersmehl Of Wheel
ing spent Monday night with her mother
at Gra%svilla.
A. G.. Yoho spent Sunday at Nc
Mech.n visiting his daughters. Mrs.
Earl Muldrew and Mrs. r. F. HARRISON.
Mr.. md Mrs. ". 4. Ynho transacted
business IN Darlington Saturday.
James Schaffer attended 10 business
in Noundsvill. Saturday evsnlng
pr. q. p. Wilson Of Moundsvillc made
professionals .cnll At Woodland Thurs
day evening.
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CHICAGO. Oct. 1I.--Fogs. reco:pts
10000: weak. Bulk s17.In4 Is 50: hEA'
s16.15&1S 50: mixed $ls.o0Hrls "o:
heavy s17.no11sxn: rough *lI.h"r
II 80: pigs s195oa1s Is.
Cattle receipts 1000: steady. Ma
tive steers 37.:nHi7 50; western steers
36.a5G1t IS: stockers and feeders SS22
all SO: cows and heifers $5.lbGl2 31;
calves S9.511l6 90.
Sheep. recsipts $4,000: wax. Wsthers
S9.l0&l3 90: ewes ss.60@ll IS: lambs
312.25@1S 25.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-12

SCOTTISH EITE REUNION.

CLARkSHrE;. W. VA. pct. ll.--Ma.
sons from the central section OF West
VIRGINIA will mfrt her" Friday for the
annual fail rtuni"n If the Scottish Ritz
branch Of tn. order. T.rt reunion viii
he featured by the comforting nf de-.
greer from the fourth /" the fourteenth.
upon . class OF 40 candidates. The re-
unton will close Friday evening with a
banquet.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-12
CORN RALLIES FROM
ITS ACUTE WEAKNESS

CHICAGO, Oct. li.--Rcports that 'hc
government license regulations for the
handling Vt fcodstuffs would not hppi!
to dealings on the board OF trade helped
10 rally the corn and provision markets.
today from acute wee &ncs> corn cloHc''
nervous. at the SAME an yesterdays mr.
lsh 10 Inc higher with December
sl.l481 l4l.S and Ma; {l.0s IS Il"
Ito. Oats gained "-Sc 10 f-H'. Pr"ri*-
ions after 81 collapse that reached IN
extreme II $3.65 ended the day at ne!
losses Of 81 cents Ia $3.50.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-12
BANK CLEAR|NCS

Yesterdays bank clnarings were 36;S,-
9S249 There is no comparison with
1915; owing to banking holiday q year
ago.
The total for ten days OF October is
s7.4OS.SSS.s9. compared with S5,i3l,-
1856. a gain of il.612.iII.l3.
The daily average is at the high A8-
ure Of SI40.3SS.s9.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-12
Logan & sryans Closing Stock Letter.

q. IlNdI1' " iTt' u Z. T.. VI ItII C ".
Hr.W YORK. oct 1.-THE market
y: IL, irrcgGa-. "aS somewhat stcadier
Thar" wee Indications az moderate sup
i,url ~ certain directions which for a
vial" ,"aussd scattered short covering
but "a" list nncnuutt r"l offerings IN
ra,tIrr FREQ "niune ct he u7turns.
Nothing ns Htt NJ" occurred H. definitely
s.Ggrst ;nat ;hH teEGs1ry IL Hquidate
seasoned ihvr&Im:nt securities with an
,daa II either conserving the cash or
r.s;. investing til. srm" ia Liberty bonds
has run it, course AID therefore 1t is
uulIc prot.:bl'' that III tho absence Or as
su-iur occurrences tn" charr cter III deal
inxs in the stock market vii continue 10
o. ~ the sam natur" as recently.