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Omaha daily bee., 1918-09-11
MARRIAGE LICENSES
,e following permits TO we'd have been

The following permits 'to we'd have been
issued.
Name and Residence, Age
James johnson, Omaha. ..,...,,.,....,. tS
Mary =. Branscn. Omaha ....y.s....... te
Charles Felix, Omaha, ,..,....s.....,. IS
Catherine Wells. Omaha, ...,.,,........ IS
Joseph Pea. Santa Cruz. CAL, ..,........ ~
EVELYN Taylor. Omaha. ....s....,..... 10
Harry L. Bunch. Council Bluffs, ......... SO
Viola n. Bunch. Council Bluffs......,..s rs
Coral A. Hanna, Corning, Ia......,..... so
Alice Richards, Corning, Ia............. 20
Frank A. Smith. Sioux Falls. s. p.,.... 20
Leora H. Edenburn, Red Oak, 1a......., Sc,
Speedy Lewis. omahs,.,,....,,....., a.
Mary NJ. Parties. omaha. L..,,. rs
VIM G. Hurman. Quincy, i'll, s.....over 81
Pearl B. Grieyes. omaha.,.,..,...,.ove Is
Nathaniel L. Leffaii. Omaha. 80
Clara Reien. Omaha. ....".,...,..,.,. 80
Franwk A. Smith, Sioux Falls. S. De-. ss
LueliA Dohherthien. Rockwell City. Ia.... ls
Bert r. Spearman. papillion. Neb..,..... "a
Grace P. Bell. papillion, Neb.,..,....,.. 20
Omaha daily bee., 1918-09-11
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Furniture and Household Goods.

OUR annual public auction sale of unclaina7
ed household goods, etc, will be held In
warehouse building. ll2e North 18th St.
which building was formerly known as the
Omaha Van & Storage Co.'S warehouse. To-
Gated one block north Of Nicholas on 18th
St. beginning At .. M. Saturday, Sept.
IA, and continuing throughout the day un<
til all Of the goods have been sold.
Thera are number Of good offerings
some complete house furnishings. consist
ing OF furniture OF every description, in
GLIDING linens and personal effects that
are usually stored with furniture. All Of
these goods will be sold to the highest
bidder according 70 the law.
coRDoN FIREPRooF WAREHOUSE
s. VAN co.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-09-11
SPECIAL NOTICES
DENTISTRY.

The infirmary of Creighton university
college Of dentistry will reopen on Sep
TENDER O. All kinds Of dental work done
under careful supervision Of the profess
scrs Extractions free. Children's teeth
straigh0ned. 40 South 18th 81
WILL not be responsible for any debts
Incurred hy my wife, Mrs, c. A. Wertg, on
or after this date. September s. (Signed)
G. Al wertx
Omaha daily bee., 1918-09-11
Observation-Disclosures.

OMAHA COUNCIL BLUFFS SINEEI
RAILWAY COMPANY.
Persons having lost some articles would
do well to call up the office OF the Omaha
q Council Bluffs Street Railway company
to ascertain whether they left It In the
street car.
Many articles each day are turned in
and the company Is anxious to restore
them TO the rightfui owners.
EOST-Saturday, Brandeis small black purse
containing about SIS. Reward. Douglas
1875.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-09-11
ATTENTION

II your occupation has been declared
non-essentiai, we have a proposition which
has never been shown before and men In
other territories, which are now open,
are making from $50 to $3.50 per week.
Only first-cass men will be considered
Apply with references, box 25o2, Bee.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-09-11
BUILDING PERMITS

Chris Amends. 4TSl North Fortieth street.
brick residence. $4,000. A. b. Cramer, ses0
Titus avenue, frame and stucco dwelling.
$500
Omaha daily bee., 1918-09-11
DEATHS q FUNERAL NOTICES.

HAgZARp--Arthur O., September 10, aged
So yearR
Funeral Thursday, September IL, at
e'ciock y, m, from tho residence OF his
father. John X. Hazard 1903 Ohio St.
lnterment Forest Lawn cemetery.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-09-11

WANTED-Young Ladies to
learn telephone operating.
Good wages paid while
learning, rapid advance
ment, permanent positions.
Apply to c. F. LAMBERT,
1907 Douglas St.
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CLOSING STOCK LETTER
From Logan and Bryan to A E. NAstsn
aud Company by Private
wire.

NEW YORK. May 17.---Therc was
less activity in the markc, to-day and
fluctuations were ot A more ordinary
kind. Tho rather excited demand tot
stocks in evidence carly yesterday waa
conspicuous by absence and In most
quarters tho feeling prevails that FUR
thcr enhancement liz prices. II SOM"
should occur will attract rather freq
offerings. especially in the sharc% o.
companies which in IN" past month
have enjoyed substantial advances. Til"
view Is taken that sh"r, interest has
h"'n considerably reduced and the tech
meal status Of IA" market somewhat
easier than for SnTn" time. Their" wha
not much SIgriciran"" I" the news IN
circulation throughout the session. al
though tho meeting 81 ia" steel manu-
fncturrrs and the war industries board
in Washington. it is thought pr"saEcs
s,,mr important Developments ~ 20
CARDS IN" steel industry. quite natural
" The street was Inriiirh II await de-
vrluprnrnts pertaining 10 Same. The
news from tho western battle front WAS
Of an insignificant kind although AL
vices from abroad persist thar "A r.
SUMPTION ~ n fresh German effort on
the western front Is imminent. ""
nre nt the belief that in the industrial
section Of the list |: Ia logical 10 an
ticir,ate n resumption ~ tn" profit TAX
ing movement SD much in evidence lat"
yesterday and during thr greater part
Of tn-day's session.
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FINANCIAL COMMENT

rs Private Wire I" y. t.. M1Stcn tN.
NEW YORK. May l7.-Trrss dis
patches from abroad would sr"m Ia in
.iicat- III" "rinnnr" nf another great
Effort on III" part Of The Germans on
the western front Tho advance in the
industrial iss:Ics has been rapid and
many cases Intensive and W" think :,
tho better part IL wisdom all things
considered IN tnk" advantage Of further
upiurus in Tho prizes in ihrs.A shares to
realize profits on the part o! your long
industrial holdings.
NEW YORK. May 17.--Wri think yes
,crday's eXcrss"s w"r" fairly we'll cor
rcrted in the last hour. tn" uutStand-
ing short interest is larg" Commission
houses sold freely. especially STEEL soma
time within few lays. therefore. bar
ring accident we should get n secondary
top at least yesterdays prices Read
ing was bought by first national bank
interests all day long and in tho after
noon II was bought by leading interests
in. the Baldwin group. Buying up nf
calls above market suggests quick move
ment.
Financial News Bulletin says: No
mcntum having been gained in tho stock
market through the taking enthusiasts II
charge OF affairs by the public. now APP
parcntly fully convinced that prices arc
still low compared with real values.
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TICKER TALK


Private Wire IN Inc r'Hun"F
NEW YORK.May lI.--Financlal News
Bulletin says:
, leading rrivatn banking institution
.,,s !, Is mt SURPRISED To find hr"au-
.riu,r acknowledgement from various
financial interests that the tr"mrnd"uS
money initiation IS operating rs u W."
,rfuI uud"rrurr"nt - rails" security IL
veil as other prices. and 1t h"idS i'Hll
=, t,vi.irS ni 4 sp"culatiT" character ''|
h,urd Ia increase III many dlrrctlo'S'
.Thnrc seems Ia H.. - growing diSp"Sl-
lion in we'll informed steel 'lfcicS l"
rive urrfrrrrrH IL th"S" steer issues
which come directly INTO the caleEoFy
,C shirlmldcrs. notably Rethl"heW steer
and United StHtrs Stool. An inpFeSs'o''
; i growing among outsiders |" FAVOR Tue
stocks rr companies which are 'Npitilu-
in. in tn" shipping line directly ana IN
directly
Attention is being directed ny some
of IN. conservatives stock exchange
houses TO in" pnint that IN" niafhe'
r.uId no, fail tu recognition or the re-
vrr>;,l Of administration policies cof'-
rar,,I with a year or Nv" ago Win IT,
gard to corporation Hctiritirs IhcE are
t,ndinc toward just ~ friendly as they
time, and the result cannot lal' |" IN
beneficial in lasting sense.
II is conceded ever by thus" channels
which are hulling the railroads AS con-
srrrativr sprcula:i"nS and as not yet
b,yinu discounted their special favor
.,,lr features, that the industrial depart
,urn. will h. moro active and prohahlE
more, attraciivn ~ the public specula-
lively until thu carriers have been re-
stored IL private ownership.
Tcrhrirallv considered. we find mar
E., rync-ts inclined [" TN" opinion that
tho stock market is not likely 10 DC
came dangerous unless there is further
extension Of wild movements INTO 4
nlane averaging several points above
current prices. RrukrraG" loans are nc-
ing watched carefully ~ IS I'll" covering
movement eliminating, III" snort inter-
est; Neither rNct" apprehension as fct.
on reactions preference will hc given
Nv tho general trndinc element To IN"
rlrrhas" ri strtiS. equipments. copTcrS.
oils AMI shipping shares. Judging from
the ,lisno$iti"n noted in offices otfac-
tive stock exchange houses.
Baldwin I.mnmrtiN" is advancing no.
r1uS" If ~ earnings max" prices: Cd
he best physical ami frHm'inl condition
eyer rXu"riNrr"h; 81 l"''i'ahilltieS OF
melon ~ well rs dividend action in IN"
near future: 80 gossip e.! q merging
Of interests highly i"r";i"lnI I" the
,.nmpnuy: ~ accumulation al IN" Stock
for some ;i1nr lr prominent banking
channels: 81 approaching: meeting of
directors AZ whirh important action Is
scheduled: - now largo government or
doris; iS) nSSIr"! large business Tor
yrnrs after ia" war Th"S" arr brought
forward hy An Investigation OF ~" sen
SHiinna1 n,nN,,n"ntS in III" stock. winch
vas heavily sold short b. regulars.
"" have frequently pointed out that
Baldwin. Of all the equipments. held IN"
greatest j"i"n!ialiti"s for sp"culhtty"
rrutuntiu w. -" nr reason 10 change
,hr view tha: IN" fuIur" will Sc" il M
still higher I,y"!:. hu: d" not believe II
tn" par: ~ wisdom 10 climb for the
stock.
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STOCKS AND BONDS.
DUN'S REVIEW

NEW YORK. Ma? lT.-Dun's tomof'
row viii say:
Will, the ever increasing pressure OF
governmental requirements Tightening
lh,. restrictions Oh ordinary transactions
;h,. whole economic structure Is SUI
undergoing prucrss Of rradJnStm"h'
and further lnpnrlart changes are III
rvitlbI. Will" thu transition from
r,.a,.. &, a war basis. continuing through
IN, pas, year. has brought n" general
,.r rrnxnicunus commercial disturbance
,!,., movement has not unnltur".'J
,nus..l Inconvenience and sonic nnSettlc-
mnni ia business, and many obstacles
ar. yc, t. 10 surmnuntcd. inc Apo'
uurs;.un. both in its relation 10 trane
and manufacturing and its bearing OF
,rri,ultur.. is not III" least perpleAins
nI III. various problems hclng en-
r,,uut.red. and the shifting OF man u''i'-
,ur, 10 tho mos: essential occupations
j.; becoming a more imperative rNped'eli'
nc additinnal numbers ar" called in'o
military service.
Weekly bank c!e,rings. s3.a@c'317's's'
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the movement will run its course as do
volume .liQuidating movements We
think the best course to pursue issto
buy on reactions those stocks which
have advanced sensationally, and con-
fine purchases near market levels TO
sound ISSUES that have not had thar
turn. Anc, Can, Cru, Inspiration, Mp,
Nv. Nh. Rbc. Bsb and Wx are con-
sidered good purchases for turns dur
ing the rccessions.
NEW YORK. May live think the
pace was too wild yesterday and it -
time 10 DO cautious. not that VIC be-
licvc that he bull movement is at an
end. by any means. but VIC have now
had two weeks uninterrupted upward
movement eliminating in a day OF mil
lion and three quarter shares turnover.
This is inviting some profit taking .es-
prcially toward the present week end.
With good news however. from the,
front and business activity at n top
notch the level OF stocks on reaction
in which the technical position Of the
market may be materially improved
would invite purchases again. equip
menIs Can and Westinghouse arc also
being well bought also Corn Products.
W !. WOLLMhN 6: co.
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Confusing Conditions
Follow Profit Taking
In the Stock Market

)" YORK. May 1I.-CoufustnS con-
dtt1ons accompanied tc-day'S reouceo
stock dealings. tho market recording
series Of bewilderinE advances and oe-
cltnes. This uncertainty resulted rnsin-
" from further profit taking and re-
newal Of ahort selling.
Intiraations that the banks had rs
xrsed n note Of warning against e1ces.
s4ve speculation excited some rnlSSiT-
inrs bat 80 far as could b. learned no
undu, discrimination Was shown
AGAINST Industrial collateral loans.
Bears directed their energies largely
axainst United States Steel and ailied
,ndustrials. uncorertng many stop
loss. orders during the various Fc-
'versals which ranged from two TO Iour
points. United States Steel broke al
most two points from its best and clos
ed at l1Oas. a net loss OF Ia.
Marines were at all times the note
worthy exceptions 70 the widespread r.
regularity. The preferred made an eA-
IRENE gain Of { points tn" common 5 :.
and the six per cent bonds rose -
The unusual activity OF this group an
t!cipated negotiations now pending 1or
sale of Marines British tonnage.
Other elements vt strength. 1"E ot
which were retained in the final SET
back. included some uC the high grade
rails. motors nils. Sumatra tobacco
peoples gas and American and CONT
mental Cans. Sales amounted to l.lPo,-
GEO shares.
The strength OF neutral exchange.
particularly Dutch and Swiss remit
tances. reflected trade ,conditions Ia
rorable 20 those countries.
Bond dealings were irregular. Ltoer-
~ reacttng moderately. Sales (par
value) were s1.350.n0o.
Old United States - and PanamaS
rose y 20 per cen: on call. Regis
tered IS -oS.s ~ sales.
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RealOpportunltyln Oll
BIGGEST CHANCE IN HISTORY
Roaring Millions On Both Sides Of Our Lease
In The Heart of Gusher Field.
MAY BE a,ooo1e A YEAR

In this new prolific oil
field there seems no limit
TO the size OF the man.
moth producers brought In
day after day and week
after week. A 1000 bar
rel gusher from our first
we'll at the prevailing
market price Of oil-$2.25
can you realize that
should mean earnings Of
MORE THAN 100000 a
Year,
Oil men declare there
may be = 9usher Of even
10000 borreIs on the won
derful Youngstown Pool
lease when Il is drilled
out.
STOCK GOING FAST
PRICES TO ADVANCE
Every day that passes
more big ne~s comes from
this marvellous Oklahoma
district and tomerrow's
news may cause US to
boost the price Of Younus-
town Pool stock. Get in
while you can. AppIlca-
lions flooding in for shares
is surest proof that all
stock will soon be OF the
market Write the COM
pany q check or send the
money for all you can pos
sibIy buy. Only 10 cents !
share TODAY, but it may
sell for dollars 4 share b.
fore you know il.
YOUNGSTOWN POOL
OIL COMPANY
7o4 ARROTT BLDG.
PITTSBURGH. PA.
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lopen- High. Low. Close.
Butter, Eggs and Cheese

NEW YORK. May 17.-Eutter steady:
creamery. higher than extras 4IfrAI = {;
ex:rar, (ec score) 46m46t.: frs; 49, Z
45E%: packing stock current Inak". M.
2, 3OGT3Uh.
Eggs easy: IRISH gathered extras -
n IS: do. storaSn packed irSts 81 . ~
Sc L.: do regular packed. extra fir$t :
s. !. 1T &c: do. first 3iT s.: state" Penn
sylvania and nearby western hcnncry
white. fine 10 fancy 39ftIo: state. Penn
sylvania AMI nearby henn"ry brown 81
N 70: do. gathered brown and mixed col
urs 54Gt3G.
Cheese irregular; state. whole milk
r7nts, held. specials 2+i4 ii II: do. aver
ago run 23l.Wo5: do fresh special 80;
do. average run c2r e2'&.
Poultry. live weak: prices not settled;
dressed firm and unchanged.
Flour unchanged.
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SUGAR

NEW YORK. May tn" raw sugar
market was steady and unchanged q,
A9Sa for tubas cost and freight eIua
% G.n65 for centrifugal The commit
Tee rcp"rtrd purchase: III "l."hU has:
OF CuhHS.
In refined Their" appeared n bt
enough sugar IA s" around aithongi
tho demand was only moderate. Prices
remained at tho fixed level OF 40 for
fine Eranulatnu.
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CLOSING STOCK LETTER

Private WIrr. {" III" l'4nanr" -.
Nf:W YORK.. Nav lG.-~Thr nHrk":
dropped back L. ir$ million Shar" day
rarr to-day dG' :" nor sober Thought
hrImg IiT"u I" yesterdays "'ini'runH"aT
market. II %aS L." fast for safety. To-
dav the traders hay" taken profits and
,nnnv az them turned h"ariSh. ON the
Theory that prices have had enough nd
vance, Thu, market as W" acc H. has
$to"d heavy liquidation extremely we'll
and maintains Il firm unarrt"n".
With uu urfavnrnll" nous. "" look
rur - further advances next W''k.
UAI.I:lS. MINTHEnP n 90.
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MORNING STOCK LETTER

pri:nl" Wiz" Ia til" l'lnan"" 60.
NEW YORK. May L. There is No
special news Nearing on tlr' nlark"i.
Newspaper writer's almost All H"plnTe
Yesterdays runaway attitude" and tho
general feeling = iHr \ qui"t"r market
and Il reaction nf far dimensions. If
rrI""S do decline IL any extent. II would
bc uur Judgment Ia buy them.
HARRIS. WINTHROP & 60.
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TOLEDO aHAu.

TOLEDO. Ohio. May. 17.-WheAt.
cash number / red go.
Cloversccd. prime cash 1925: October
400.
!tlsike, prime cash 1879.
Timothy. prime cash $40: Scptemoc:
$50: October 400: Deem Der 4.05: Match
IN
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO. May 17.--H"gs: receipts
l.. ono: unsettled. Bulk 1852 l7"h.
light l72oTl755: miX"d !7o0T17fr:
h..a.y. lG:Oml73 rough iG.nu 1861:
pigs l45oTi 1880.
Cattle. receipts emo: firm. MATHS
stncrs l04nGrl775: SUCKERS and feeders
e1Oal3Dn: cows and h"lfrrs Il5GF1440:
calves $40 a 400.
sheep receipts aeon: firm. Shop
lanrI {, 1913, lambs 1854 1850.
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PITTSECRGH. Nay 9 Cattle.
steady: supply light Prime l60oTl650.
Sheep. steady: supply light. Prime
vether l35oG142S: Gull and common
soea 900: lambs 10bO gI750: veal calves
1450G1,o9.
Hogs. stnidy: receipts IL double
decks. Prime heavies 1850 "a 1875: mo
diums. heavy yorkrrs. light workers. AMI
pigs 17egG 1900: roughs 1900 TiS:5.
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Her pencant AL Right.

Mrs. Lowcrstrat-"Is there any doubt
about her having descended from the
Pill grim Fathers"
Mrs. st-~Thcre may be some
doubt about tn" gencalogy but thefe1S
no doubt about tn" rsccnt!-Judge.
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cash qunlati"nS' '"rlL NJ. E"iI""'
nominal: 40. = yellow, '3l.Ghm l.'"; No.
1 yellow. nominal.
nois No, white. 7GG77c; standard
76i. ~ r,..
Fork. nominal. Lard. s-4'S"' Illus
81. 81 n 2@.i5.
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N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

WHEEL ING. W Va. May H. j..
Furnished the Inlcll!gencer by a; 4
NastGn IL Co., members VI Tue w"
Stnck EIthaIIgv. National EanS 3uild'
InE, wheeling ". Va. Louis r. Br~r'.
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NEW YORK CURB MARKET

WHEELING. W'. va. May II. ~.
Furnished the Intelligencer BY A. Il
Aasten 4 Co. members OF the New Iork
Stock Exchange. National Bank Build
Ing. Wheeilng n. Va. Louis +. Brand.
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PETROLEUM

OIL CITY, Pa. May l7.-Crcdit bal
ances 81 Run. l0s.749; average S"'0l5.
Shipments SAIL: average 55.0o2-
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New York Cotton Market

WHEELING. w. Va. May II, rs.
Furnished the Intelligencer by A. e
Masten & Co. members of the Now YorI
Stock Exchange. National bank Builo.
Ing. Wheeling VI. Va Louis l.. Brand
pnanaper
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Standard On Subsidiary Stock

WHEELING. ". Va May II. IS.
! Furnished the Inte11IEenccr By A. E
Nasten 4 Co.. Inemo bern Of :hc New York
Stock Exchange. National Bank Build
Ing. wheeling W. Va, Louis F. Brand
manager.
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

WHEELING. W. Va. May II. '1S.
Furnished the In;cllIgenccr by A. K
Hasten & Co.. member Of the New York
Stock Exchange. National Bank Build
ing. Wheeling ". Va. Louis +. Brand,
manager.
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

WHEELING. ". Va. May II. 1S.
Furnished the 1ntelligcncer by A. E
5Iaaten & Co.. members OF the New YORK
Stock Exchange. National Bank Build
ing. Wheeling ". Va Louis +. Brand
manager
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LOCAL STOCKS

WHEELING. ". Va. May II. 'Is.
Daily quotation list OF the wheeling
Stock Exchange. compiled for InteliE
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You it to yourself to investigate this proposition
Bank Reference:
STATE NATIONAL BANK
Oklahoma City, Okla
TO MAKE MONEY

STATE NATIONAL BANK
Oklahoma City, Okla
USE THIS FORM-BUY NOW
Youngstown Pool Oil Company,
7o4 Arrott Building Pittsburgh. Pa
| hereby subscribe for. shares Of the
treasury stock OF the Youngstown Pool OIL Company
at present price OF 10 cents per shares and enclose
! buy these WITH the understanding that this stock
Is fully paid and non-aesesabIe. All common stock.
and as 4 stockholder | am entitled to pro rata
Interest In all leases equipment and property Of
every nature owned to be owned by the
company, az we'll all the profits the company
may ever make from any source
$50 shares $500 500 shares 5000 1000 shares 10000
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YOUNGSTOWN POOL

Less than six months
Old and today has more
than twenty 9ushers spout.
lna from 500 to 1000 bar
rels Of liquid gold daily.
1EGGS POOL
Within less than 2.oco
yards Of our lease are doz-
ems Of big producing oil
wells that have made thou
sands for the o~fnera
LET'S GET DRILL
STARTED QUICK
With million dollar conn.,
panies on all sides Of US,
we want to start drilling
at once. Prominent oil
men say it's one Of the big
aest chances to clean up
| ever known in the state.
| We expect to be drilling
| before June 1st. We have
room for 16 wells on this
eighty acre lease.
SMALL COMPANY
This company is capital
lied at only 100000 and
that means all the big
profits, no matter how
many millions Of dollars,
to be divided among a few.
Small Capital, Big Divi-
bends, that's the way to
make money. You get cent
for cent. dollar for dollar,
equal Interest for every
amount you lnyest-jointly
and equally with every
other stockholder pro rata
to the shares you take.
Could anything be more
fair and square? Could 4
bigger opportunity ever
como TO you? Remember
! profits here
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-18

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-04
RUSSELL COAL POOL
HAS BEEN FORMED

HUNTINGTON, ". Va. Feb. 3.-un'
QUALIFIED approval Of the plan 10
establish pool Of all coal mined iii
the Guyau, kanawha. New River
lrocahontas. and Big Sandy coal fields
at Russell, Kentucky. has been given
iby DR.. H. \. Garfield, federal fuel adj
iministrator, it was announced here TO-
day by y. H. Land, district repre-
sentative OF the fuel Administrations,
The pool will be termed Il primary
pool and will not interfere wIh the
Operation of secondary pools at Clevc'
land, Toledo and other points in the
middle west Under the plan operators
will consign their product TO the pool
headquarters at Russell from which It
will be reconsigned to customers
whose need is the greatest.
The plant will be directed by com
'mittee Of practical coal men. who also
have had large experience in railway
management. This committee con-
sists OF J. J. Ross. Of the Guyan valley
field: Fl. II. Morris, representing the
Big Sandy field and II. B. Coulter, OF
the KanaWha field.