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American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1918-01-29

Thomas Barnard is an old timer Of
Rockland valley, having resided
therein for the past 81 years. In the
early days he was engaged in the cat
tie business, but in later years he has
gone in for farming and wheat grow
ing. He and his family reside on a
40-acre irrigated tract a mile and a
quarter east of Rockland. About 20
acres of this tract are in alfalfa and
two annual cuttings are harvested.
Last summer six COWS were MIXED and
Mrs. Barnard sold an average of u
pounds of butter per week besides sup
plying the household and the dry farm.
She also makes homemade cheese,
last summer making 10 cakes weigh
ing 10 pounds each. This cheese in
part was stored away for use during
the winter. A flock of more that so
Rhode Island Red chickens lay enough
eggs during the season TO give a sur
plus for marketing. Mr.. Barnard
owns a dry farm several miles TO the
south of the East Fork ranch, but the
wheat crop of 1917 was greatly reduced
by the adverse conditions prevailing.
only ten bushels per acre being har-
vested. Last fall he seeded about 200
acres of winter wheat, and in the
spring an equal acreage will be seeded
to spring wheat. For the past 13
years Mr.. Barnard has been growing
wheat and during these years has
raised some excellent crops. In 1915
a 200-acre field of wheat-half Turkey
Red and half Gold Coin-gave an all
around average of Ar bushels per
acre; the Gold Coin had the best of il
in the test. giving an acre average OF
so bushels, while the Turkey Red
went only As bushels per acre. The
grain hat year brought from 1925 to
S1.40 per hundred pounds delivered in
sacks at American Falls. Just TO learn
something of the vagaries of wheat
Mr.. Barnard the following season seed
ed an adjoining field of 200 acres
same kind of soil and prepared in the
same manner as the first field-tC
Gold Coin and Turkey Red Zoo acres
to each Variety and when the RECORD
of the separator was examined it was
found that the Turkey Red beat its
rival a full bushels to the acre
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1918-01-29

Buy a Baby Bond.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-19
MINISTER FINED
BY JUDGE DAYTON
ENTER FLEA CT GUILTY-DID NOT
UNGERS ~hND TGE
Law.

MAI>TINSHUETi. W. We. Sept IN
Entering pleas; at :Hiilty IL iniictlnchlS
charging IiIum with Violating III" Cnitra
States ,::piunA;;t' law. Roy. j.: j. H"'t
vnl. uf Dale Enterprise. W. Na DlShpP
If tho Mrauun!i" church md Rev. H.
W I.rnr"r Il minister Of the same laitl
were. fined one Thousand dollars each
hy Judg" Dayton III the federal court
here to-day. 49,,
Attorney GcorE" y. Conrad. Of llAr-
riSnEhurs. Va. r.lrr""Itird the Mc''"h
tt% and rNplIirtu that IN" Ni"iat'"h "a
tI., law was Only technical on th"lE lArt
and not intrnli"I8.:l and that the mon
would ri,.ucr t.."i',. Ives rot 10 aEhi'i
bc guilty 81 t!:.S uII:''::i''. II was "'i'.'"
that l.r%. l;r,.;i,r. wh" VA pastor ~ u
M..n,rm.tii" hIiSSnII.,"A' church near FL
Tins " Va. had ir..n ~. Il u*N it,ih-
ircrS If his "uuEr'.Sa ilrn whether 'h''E.
should huy var saving %tl;.i!,&. ana t'iti
referred IN. uIiii,r :" l''@lpn M'at"nl'
Tho hi.hnr pointed cut l" Rev. MI:
T;"nurr Thai the i~'l!' rh! conference o.
Tie. church tire" Year,. 400 l;.d P"SEH'
resolutions against AIDING war hclNl-
tics in any manner ana the p;lSlf corn
,nunicatcd til, sub"innr" If III" h'*hhp :
letter To IN" rom, rr-Lt:pn However;
a Crw wr,i;,, previously congress na''
passed Al Amendment /" IN" law lcF
bidding the j:iNIE2 ms SU'n ad"lcc, ana
while tho Mc.lTnEll"S Cl"lIi'Ti th"E ".T"
moi aware of this amendment thcE d"-
,iI,d T." pied ru',iy :" u ir'hr''%it
violation ami accept punishment i''"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-19
FINANCIAL OPINIONS

BY Private Wire to \. =. NE:,st"n X 60.
Finhn >ial News Tullctin:-rh" OUT
look continues to favor Il quiet trading
market with sp"cialtirs features imclud-
ing readjuStmcnt selling in parts and
advances in others Good buying is
tuking place in the oil issues. Th"r" is
au Investment demand for equipments.
Low priced rails arc we'll taken. Vir-
ginia-(,arolina Chemical. Texas oil and
Mexican Petroleum are expected |" work
higher.
Chisholm & Chapman sny:-Wc be-
licvc that from now on until the md Of
the war the general trend Of stock mar
kct prices will he upward with the "X-
ccptiun Of tn" issues Of those companies
which rely upon the war for thor llvli-
hood and "" look for casing OF tho mnn-
-tary situation after the fourth Liberty
loan flOtatinn "" would. therefore ad-
vt.e purchases nf the ao-rallcd peace
stocks at This l"vnl. especially fnv"rinG
tho lower priced rails and tn" copper is
sues.
WASHINGTON -R"rpas"ntativcs OF
stool interests will mnrt her" tomorrow
with MI Rcplnglr Of war Industries
board. tn discuss steel situation az at
fectcfi by government demands for steel
FOR war use
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-19
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK,

CHICAGO. Sept. I>.--Iini:s. r"crIpts
l".""": market Iai-ly steady with y'.S-
'rrhn%% Az rii;;". liutrh'rS S@n.l@ri
S%".i". iEht $@9.4nJ $2".ni: packing
$l"5"ft So Ca: rVUihl S1H.3VG ) l9.25 ;
pas. good /" chnir" l4.ny u $l!.Iu
taiilc. Receipts l6.unT: natiE" steers
selling :,tr"HS at $li.iu /" $500: others
slow 10 lower: Westerns steady Ia
strong: IaI COWS ANA hrIfcrS ~ To lac
lower: "auErr$. bulls. calves and fcr,i-
.rS Si"mGy. Beef cattle: En"d. chuic"
and prim" $li.au~ Sl:.Hy: common and
medium S1h.uu@i$ lG.I". butcher stock.
COWS rmd hrr"rs $751;, $l%.7I: Gamers
and cutters $G.':' $50. Stock"rS and
feeders G"'d. rhulCr and fancy 81 mug
Si4nm: inferior. common and medium
$h."Vm $ll .~"; Veal calves. good and
choice $lA.:.um $lJ.IG.
sheep. r'r"II.ts .l."H": market strong
Ia BE hiEhvr: top lambs advancing
most. Lambs. "l"pIr" and priIn" $lI.5u
@I$lA.4p: medium and good SI6."G II
SLIT: cullS $i"."nff $l@.J": ewes. "!"'r",
and Irinr $Il.ju"' $l".2.': medium and
good $lu.";, 81 ~: calls $i.uu $S.mH.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-19
KEENER NOT GUILTY

Iu'HTiN,iTrN. W. VA, S"Ht. IS
AIR. brtn. nIt for #""Crnl hours. y!
ir,ry in TN. car" If tn" United states
against g. Il. K""n"r. Il prominent NOR
chant If Jaeger. Mcdowell county. i"iI-
ed to return Il verdict on ia" ,ndictmcht
which set forth that k""n"r has utlcr-
cd obscene and Scd!;inu% language
against tho officials and military fore
rs Of he l'n.lrd States and Judge Nrl-
lnr dismissed il. Th" rot" nt III" jury
men stood eleven 10 unc for conviction
il, was announced.
Bonde were forfeited in tho cases
against State Senator W. j. liawiry "n1
+, +. n:rhl. who w"rr charged WITH
violating the Reed amendment Ny brIi!%-
jnr more liquor nj" the state than ne
state statutes a!l"w. Senator l!hwl"y
WAS under 8 .nhn bond and nirhl $2rN.
Tho bond Of Haiti" Hicks. rolorcd. or
yinstcd. rr sion for 81 similar "ft"ns"
WAS also forfeited. sam Marcy. "f TN
city. entered a plea Of utility at violating
the Ec"d amendment. and was $'nt"n".
I'd tn serve 80 days and pay Il Tlnr ~
sim.
Tho trial Of All Stools. n pr"minHnt
farmer Of Lincoln county. charged with
operating an Illicit distll"ry. was post
ponci until tomorrow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-19
MARSHALL c. 1. R.
We RFAN5' RALLY
ANNUAL REUNION HELD II
MOUNDSVILLE WITH IMPRESS
SIVE CEREMONIES.
Officers Arc Elected for Coming Year
Other Moundsville


g. \. II. veterans ni Marshall county
held their annual reunion III Mounds
willie yesterday and III" event WIS most
IMPRESSIVE throughout. Th" number OF
veterans attending was limited. but the
program for Tho dn! was most hppro-
rrial". Interesting talks wrr" made at
tho camp ire hy :. K. Hrn"l. 5. Lemon.
e g. Matthews. J. l.. larrictt and 9TH
rrs The Veterans Guarl"t;r. composed
OF w. T.. Jones. !. r. Mct"mhs. ]. S.
Rnnar and T 4. Hamnnd, rendered sew
criIl selections
The following officers Of the Marshall
Comfy Veterans Association were
named nj tho close If tn" camp fire:
CumnnnGcr !. r. Stewart senior vice
commander. James Talb"rt: junior vice
,'",umandrr. S. Lemon: uuart"rmaStcr.
:. EIsiuEcr: surgeon. J. u. steele.
Following are thcsa VIII" have an
sw,rcd their last roll call during the
past year: David Fine. G""rg" w. tlar-
rie, Abraham JONES. Jacob Metz. john
Cyurrlry. H. W. Thompson, James y.
LittI"ton. Joseph Arrhry. Thomas Clark.
". /. Plants. Alfred Tnmlinsnn. l.. c..
Brock. Barney W"inShurE. Thomas Will
liams.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-19
WELLSbURG
S, NJ. EoGers Dead.

s. VI. Rogers. aged -. ii Pittsburgh.
III. passed away at his home Al II H. III.
Thursday. September Is. after Il pro-
luugri illness.
TIC d,.crn*,,d, the son If William and
Margaret Rodgers, was horn and reared
near Bethany. and graduated at Beth
any college. and was later professor Of
chemistry at that institution for tw"
Years lie left ihr Cullry,' I" accept n
pnsiIinn as rhnlniSt lar thr /. S. Steel
corporation and fur III" last ton years
WAS an ins,~rr,rr of fart"ri"s and new
sites. 4 frw years ago tho company
Srut him In Europe To obtain some So
rrr, information on tho making of steel.
III, is survived by his wifn and four
children. his oldest son being IN aviator
in Franz.
tn remains will arrive on tho c;45
rain Thursday afternoon. Funeral serv-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-19
Financial News Bulletin says:

Financial News Bulletin says: \
prominent source says ii Looks fo-
greatly increased railroad earnings for
some months To come, and predicts grad
ually higher prices in the standard rail-
road list In consequence Of this pros
poet and the sentiment that is said to
h. developing against government own
crshp where it can be avoided.
Tho fixing OF q price tor cotton mp
pcals TO many ~ just: but tho propnSi-
tim {" make it 40 cents would crack 4
smile from q craven image, says =
wcll-knnwn institution. IF any such
iriquity is enacted We shall hay. I"
stand at attention and salute the Srutl,
in the saddle"
American Smelling IS expected In nc
tice stock exchange circles TO follow
the strength displayed in Mexican Pc
troleum." Good buying Is declared 10
have taken place on the recent reaction
in the general market for channels;
which ara w"ll-inrnrIn-d upon tn" trend
Of Mexican affairs. Smc.tImE ~ sad IN
ho in flrst-class physical and financial
condition. and the floating supply IL
stock is comnnratiycly small.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-19
STOCK MARKET
IS BR|SKER

NEW YORK. Sept 1S.-Neaceion
from the recon, heavy liquidation car
rIed sorne prominent issues steadily up
vard IN the stock market today. pre-
suraahiy on tho theory that genesa!iy
sovc-sold condition e1tstc1 Tho pres.
sure which enforced the downward
movement OF many OF tho speculative
shares during tho past week WAS con-
spicuous BY IT'S absence. and p'oLeS-
.sional buying IN various quarters. TO-
rethcr with liberal short covering. 1uf-
nsshed 4 foundation which had nos oeeo
in evidence for some time Ano'Ac'
influential factor was the gratifying
war news. Many OF tho STOCKS AZ
vanced l to 1 points. some reacn'ns
The upward swing was prccsoso'
shortly after the opening, oS pFo".
takinx from last nights closing ad-
svances. as there was NO connftt.a>.on
OF Yesterdays rurnors which sent inc
market up on REPORTS that the German
ernoero- had aadica;ed- These losses
w.re quickly recovered. active purcaas-
ing OF oil stocks, which have been per-
ststen,ly strong OF late. inbutnE the
tive. but the general understone was
largely maintained until the close tho
auytnS throughout was OF dlTersitieo
character. railroads displaying 4 gooo
tone, with pronounced advances III
long rsc OF specialties comprising the
OILS, sa.pp!ngs. copperS. taoaecoS. Ter
ttlszers, diStilleyy shares and minor
, s.ecls-
Toward the close there was some
nroft-tasing In United States Steel.
Bcthlehena Steel and Baldwin 11ocosao-
tive. but the general underStone. was
uni,npaired Sales amounted to @9o.-
900 shares.
French government SHs established
q new high record at 1Oo&. Liberty
bonds displayed a good tone and other
issues were not essentially changed.
Total sales (pnr valued We're s6.7oo,o00-
United States bonds Gold isSues) IN
changed on coll.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-19
Reach notion Growing.

james j.. Wallace. Of !:crch Bottom
was Il visitor IN III" city IN TUESDAY
night, and stated that Ifty new houses
ur tho housing Of men wh" VIII nc ctllr
nloy,d ON munitions y,rrk are under roof
with lwrnly-Iwn ready TO he occupied.
30 TWO Of he houses arc alike. every
other unr being nF III" BUNGALOW type,
ticurg. rradicUpd. Of Nhc"!lnS' - me
ton ara blending Of paints. Il. J. Nc,
t'uIlrugh. Of Wkr"!tn?: is mana ger and
ana james t.. Wallace. general cl'rk.
I'unrrn," sidewalks ~: n"w under course
Of construction. Aside from INC MY
rrusrs nudc,. roof u lot OF bunk houses
rr, brinr cons: ructcd aMi Will hold from
three Ia fir" hundred mon. Beech bot
1mm is a regular h"c hive NJ industry
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-19
hfnnndNille Briefs.

10" and Eugcnr fiarhcsi. Of this city.
are in Denver ON a hunting trip.
Walter pnty has been appointed jani-
tor of the Central school binding. Mr..
1rnty RECENTLY resigned ms police officer
her"
Louis T. Majors has returned to his
home IN Fa,rm"u, after visit with
friends andr,lativcs. her..
Fred link is i'll III his home on Sec
nnd street.
Mrs. A. Mrrpamirls left yesterday for
Flushing. o.. "a spend Il fcw days with
her sister.
Miss Maud Hill was a visitor in
Wheeling Wednesday.
Miss Carlultc Rafferty, entertained
Tuesday evening for Elmer foho, who
leaves soon for training camp.
H. T.. Carmichael will entertain tho
Mems Eihl" class OF tho Christian
church Mt his HON" on the corner OF
Sixth and Grant Friday evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-19
FARLEY FUNERAL
NEXT TUESDAY
TWO SURVIVING AMERICAN CAR
DINAIS VEL BE IN At
TENDANCE.
impressive Services Will Be Held At st.
Patrjck's Cathedral.

NEW YORK. Sept. 1S.-.Attcndcd by
tho Two surviving American cardinals
and Catholic dignitarieS from All sec
tions at the country. the funeral OF car
linal John ~ Farley. the venerable
arc!phi"h"p Of New York. will he held
next Tuesday morning at st. Patrlcks
Cathedral.
After n public ceremony Mt 10 O'Clock
the body OF tho prelatc Will he lowered
IN the presence only Of clrrEymcn ana
ncmAar:: If I'll" religious orders or the
archdiocese into u crypt beneath the
altar. Here. in the very heart OF the
great cGiiice built under his leadership.
the irish horn priest who rose TO tho
Highest office, next to the papal throne
In H., Catholic church. will find last
r"zi'ns place beside the remains OF
Cardinal IicCloskey and Archbishops
l.uE.:ca and CorriEan.
I;!scG az the church leading 70 me
final ui,32Gulcs have been planned with
r!ahcra &c detail. After a requiem mass
to-day Mt tho country house ut Mamaro-
neck, =. Y. where the cardinal died. an
rnuncuirort wn3 made that vesper3 for
tho did would be rccltcd at midday
in-mrr:uw by bishop Patrick ]. Hayes.
acknowledgement Of Catholics In the
Amrricrn military forces. e. Immediately
rfI.rwa-d = curtrGc will stnrt for New
York. l'aa,lmg through lines OF par
vc!l.al nnho"l children from the
ftGrirhc+ :lu?E tEn why, inc procession
VIII rra.o.s: TO tho cathedral whore the
rrfir" foe tho dead will 10 read and
natiEa md l&utins chantcd. Tho body
th"n All IN rcInu, cd 10 tho cardinal
rra:tr::nr, tho parlor Of which has been
tlunrrc.r,rd Into u chapel for Its re-
cepliun.
On :, cn,nfnlque IN the main aisle Of
the ca:!:t-nl 20 placed TINT It may be
viewed from MI parts OF the auditorium.
the bnti%' al tho rrcl1tn will lie In state
rrnI.I Fl tt;a% until The hnur OF the IT,
urra., tr:argC."cntn hive boon rnado
for llar,nntiu 81 pcrsons 70 pass before
the bier Gur!mT EutL day and night
h"urs. c*rcn, wi;ca tho intermediary ser
v'r"s RI" ir:nG hold. These will IN
rludn vsgpc:p dniiy, y nnlcnn end quiet
ni;.:a mi tiaturdGy morning, conducted
by li!G:iip John n't"nnnr. Of Newark,
\. j., fer sui.nul chl!drrL Of tho arch
d,n,.r5.n. nnh u similar service on Non
day for lhn Religious communities IN
the Srw York Gn.rlai.
TIL" I.rs. t'hnrr T.. McDonaid, OF
Iirr"ii!E.i, veil IN thn cpirhrant. The
usual rathdrni snrrsurE Will bn hold on
SuuIn...
Thn f,i.:r;'i,i rrase will hs celebrated
hV iIiE:,nr Hayes. acsistnd by many
prirEta I!:!, IL ltlo ranks Of the Cath
clio clergy ct Anrr!cr. Word has been
received. Il p'ns stated, That CARDINAL
OConmnl!. " t:ne;nm. will be present.
II Was announced that q daeth mask
Will be made Of tho cardinals featured
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-19
BUTTER, GEESE AND EGGS.

NEW YORK. Sept. I>.-~Iiuttcr firm:
creamery higher tlhi "NirnS 49, n -:
extras -. ~r"rcI -: Ir:.iS -; a ~ J.,
packing stock "urr'nt make. No. - L: q
IS
Eggs irregular: fresh gathered -
tr:tN Il"i -: fresh gathered regular
,s,rii"h Mira first asa: do. firSts ~
az: stat. Pennsylvania and nrarby
western h'nn"ry browns "A H"G: de-.
brown and mlA"d rulurS i6F: -.
Chess, Stro!:: STATE. Who'll" milk.
FLATS. fresh. specials Isl. d". average
run -.
lrulrrv. live. weak: chickens 3hT -
fowls 81 a ~: old ruuSi"rS "%iI - ;
turkeys "%T.%".
Dress. ujli"t and unchanged:
Flour unchanged.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-19
PITTSBUEGH LIVE STOCK.

rITTSElEGLG. Sept. Is. - Chttl"
steady: supply light. Irim" SlI.25 u
$500.
Sheep steady: supply light. Prime
wrIhrrs Sl%.n0: culiS and con-
mon $iunHi SG.nn: lambs Sin.h0m $500 ;
veal calves S1S.uOGrSI9.hn.
Hogs steady: rrrrintS 30 double decks.
l'ri,ur h"ayicS $cn.5nIi $"06n: m"diumi
and heavy yur:"rs Ion II $2l 30: piGa
SO nuTi $.n."J: ruuEhS SlI.5nm SlS.5n.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-19
Senator Sutherland Coming

United States Senator Howard Suth-
.rf.nd is expected in III" city today Tor
u frw hours visit and tn attend to Off
rial matters which havr rome under his
carr, since rhr .ierla rat lon OF war. sem
aior Suthr rIand. while here. will nlc"t
his friends. whom he cnn number hy
,Ir hundreds. and discuss affairs which
arr happening IN Washington.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-19

7. z. Trrrrll. ~ k"YH"r. MIn"rAI
r"unt?. ha" h""n named ~ tn" new
warden OF III" state prison here She
cr"ding NJ. H. White TIL" new warden
arrived her" yesterday ard inspected tho
state. penal institution rs tho personal
cucS; NJ Warden White. He will return
90 his home in kcyScr today and pre-
parc to assume his new duties In" LIST
Of October. For tho past twenty-five
years Mr.. Terrell has been r.. & q. sia-
ton agent nj ErvSrr. He ia a close
ncrSonaI friend uf Governor C6rnw"ll.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-19
CLOSING STOCK LETTER
From Logan & bryan Il y. L. Mast

From Logan & bryan Il \. L. Ma<lca.
by l'rivat" Wire.
NEW YORK. Srit. IN.---rhn oil shares
continued I" display Slr.E,;ih but The
rrnlainG"r "r The E"t iluClu;I:"h IN an
uncertain manner and in tn. main. WIS
slightly lover. The runners wnich IN
i"rlcJ ~iIf'. int" tn" dealings during The,
last hour Yesterday Wrrr not followed
i'T C"!l !rInai"r% reports. 50 that discuss
SiuuS cont .iIlIr Ia hc r,.ni,.r,ul on Tho
money Situttl"!. careful scrutiny IS
hrlnc rN"r'iS,d With respect to loans for
All purposes so that Il continuance uI
III" existing ui1I"r al things s'"nlS likely
until government hnanCng has been
Trulll,tcu
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-19

Rev II. {; ';..IInt. pastor "i the F.Tst
rrrStrI"ritn "Ilur.'h. has received in
srru,';innS from Tho government m
.;t"rI'tinG him !" r. port II camp Zach
AIRY Taylrr for mtructi"n and training
-, an army chaplain. II" rendered his
services some Time aga. and his depart
urr, IN" frs; w..rk in ,lc;"I"r. will hr
witnessed with regret here.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-19
BENJAMIN Simpson Dead.

Erni ,SinlrSnn. aged n. wrIT knnwn
resident at Moundsvill,.. died Tuesday
aIIcrnunn ut his HON" on Morton ave-
mlr. He is survived lay HI. wife. ono
SISTER and Nv" hrrthrrS. The funeral
Will hn held this afternoon At "'cl"''k
from the late home. Rev. CriSwcIl will
have charge. Inlrrrn"nt will hc made IN
Mt lose cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-19

Eleven young n!"n lac on thc %; 90
train cast ON Friday evening. Sept: ~.
Those TO leave arc: Robert Emmett Rod
gers. William II. Ward. raml WcsIe%
craft. Raymond Huston Wells James
l1twlun Silver Mckinley Perry IraS"r
crow. James Edison Cassidy Dennis
Wilson GrigSLy. IIarlampos Svoks.
I,;rrck) Ella Tuirff. (l}ulgarian) Frank
VIM. Ciodcl. from Illinois
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-19
SUGAR.

NEW YORK. Sept lN.-.N" new de-
lcIurmrnt,. w'rnrri In In" local raw
sugar market and prices ""niinu" at tn"
old l"r"l TT SIS for centrifugal. tn"
r"IniuIItr' reported purchases "t ln.t"p
bags of Cuban.
In r..cin.rI business Ia only mode rate
Is artIvr and prices Ar" unchanged at
D. for fin prunulat"d.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-19
Mrs. CleSE Dead.

Mrs. Charles rleEE. wife Of Charles
Tlreg. passed away at $50 o'clock yes
tcrday morning. following An illness
with lung trouble. Shr was in her
furty-thi~d year. Surviving her are hrr
husband four children and "n" brother.
Arrangements for III" funeral arc in
ru:npl"ic. hut rev. t. O. Smith. Of tn"
United Presbyterian church. will have
charge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-19
TOLEDO GRAIN.

TOLEDO. d.. Sept. iS.--tl"rrrss"d
prime. October $3.50: D'>rrnlhcr S222. rs
February s2@3s: Mare, t2c -.
Nis,k". primo. Ocohcr $3.50: prcrm-
Der SlS.a5: March 3lS.In.
Timothy. pr!rn" cash. old. $3.50: Sep
trmlrr S5.%5: October anil December
$50; March, SIS: April $".A5-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-19
Rally Day.

Next Sunday Will nc observed rs rally
day ny the Sunday school Of the First
~ T.. church. y good program is being
arranged for tho affair and IN effort
will he mad" To- have Il record attend
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-19
The Eouor Roll.

At Z mcrt.n. h,!d a.. The Y. NJ. e. \.
building on Tuesday c""ninT. group
ARRANGEMENTS for boosting the Honor
Ena prurual;nn. TIL" "H"r%y ard cnier-
rri,.r shown auCurs well for the success
Of thrlsucr"s& of thu il"v' m"nt III iHiS
vicinity. Wrll:burg hes never mus laT
fallen down III any urt'rtahihE ana VIII
SUCCEED in this rLrt:cliiar.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-19
Meet Tonight,

This evening the Queen Esther cir
clr If the First NJ. f.. church will meet
at o'clock in III" church parlors. I'M
purtant business will com" MP.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-19
A Club House NODDED at bethany.

Bethany has lon; needed a social pub
lir gathering riaCr, where boys and men
man conGrc.;a," amid tine comforts OF
=, club II is 10 Id hoped that some pan
for securing This much needed cdlllcc
will hc soon brought forward.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-19
STOCKS AND BONDS.

ices at thch ono Of his sister. Mrs. leo.
t Curtis SO Main street. ut three D. M
Iutrrnent III LruO;c cemetery. services
Will be- conducted by Rev: y: NJ. ll:tl'"-
not, of Cincinnati and IT, l.. l.ut%. pastor
of Christian church. thiS city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-19
STOCKS.
New York Cotton Market

WHEELING W. Va. Sept Is. rs
FURNISHED the lntclllEcncer by A. E
Mastcn & Co. members or the New York
Stock Exchange. National Bank Build
INK. Wheeling. w. Va. Louis i. Brano.
manage
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-19
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

WHEELING. W. Va Sept. is, is.
Furnished the Iutelligencer by n. e
Masren & Co. members O. the New OH
Stock Exchange. National BanS Bullo'
INK. Wheeling. W. Va Louis r. Brand