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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-27
THE DAYS REVIEW
Tho Intelliscnccr BY The

FURNISHED Tho lntelliSenccr BY The
Fifanr" co..
Morning Stock Letter.
Over Sunday war news IS faHnrapif
The money situation is IN" key note al
tho market and should tho supply BE-
come more plentiful prices would ad-
vance 1t is hoped tbc. Mr.. McAdoo
report today Will be favorable TO- the
railroads and thcS" stocks shoulo I'M
prove on AnythinE Ike , iair psea M
Financial News Rullvtin: Estimates
Of private borrowing Of L. 5; S'rci
made after careful Investigation "f
wcll-knnwn stock exchange sources
range up almost toward 50H.0ho ShhrrS
which may hr considered large Tor inc
size Of tho market now being witnessed.
This shortage may inciId" sales against
holdings etc, but tho floating short IN
tcrest is still Of substantial proper
lions, according /" these figures.
American Ihnsr"d OH stock may re-
snond sharply 10 IL condition Of scar
civ In tho trade owing TO labor snort
- "a DreycntirS deliveries and tn" I'M
n"ss,hility Of getting south AMERICAN
sunplics due to lack oi SmpPlnE. IN
American l.inse"d Go practlchilF cnn-
trolls the available supply in this coun-
Try. :. e. .,.tcd
that tho lare, banking interests nt Ne"
York look upon tho taXailnn ProkIa'II
AS thus far outlined IN "asnlnsto,!
win considerable satisfaction. ana IL
mMy be considered as n hullish rather
than a bcariSh factor. owing r. inc al,
Snrsc features having been discounted
nv recent market movements.
- Closing Stock Letter.
Calling Io,ns served az a brake on IN"
today after higher opening
WIN increased activity. The tone was
urn and prices ruled steady thrnughou,
mus, Of the session. II IS tho same nio
stsry--lack Of money vii! not permit
H.. '-,,bEc interest is ny no means large
y HARRIS WINTHROP & CO.
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GAINESVILLE Briefs.

Mrs. Ada Truax Of Columbus and Mrs
Mrs. J. j. Okcy of Ozark are the guests
~ Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Wood Of Fast
Main street.
Clyde Howard and family OF Illionis
motorcd to this place and are visiting
with relatives and friends.
Erson Ogg of Pittsburgh visited over
Sunday with friends OF this place
Mrs. Fred Hunt has returned TO her
home on North Chestnut street after
visit with relatives in Cambridge.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Tcwhcy OF chi
chagn urr visiting their mother Mrs.
Jenny Reed. Of East Min street.
Frank West Of WcllsburE. ". Va.
visited over Sunday with relatives OF
this place.
Mrs u. {. Hardosty has returned to
her homo on South Broadway after q
visit with relatives Mt Malaga.
Rodney Hnger OF TORONTO visited over
Sunday with relatives here. He was
accurn panied HON" by his wife. who has
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. r. vi. Conner.
OF i-nws street.
Mrs. Earl NOVEL; of Cameron. w. Va.
Is visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Fowler. Of North Broadway.
Miss Louise l:Ichnrn and Carl Eichorn
Of chicago ar" visiting their parents.
MI and Ms. t'halcS E:ichon, Of Wylic
aVcnnc.
Robot Fisher and Lowell Miller Of this
pIrc loft SUNDAY for Il w'"k'S visit with
relatives III columbus.
Miss Anne lG"nd al EcallSvillc Is here
and wilt remain during lhe fall millinery
season As trimmer of the millinery store
nj Mrs. Luticia Mercer.
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Briefs And Personals.

Miss Eculah Dorsey is spending ~c"k
vacation IN Columbus.
Mcssrs. Archie I.aiShley and Mark
Wolfe were calling on friends in this
city last evening.
Miss Hazel Riggs will leave soon for
Terra Alta. whore she will spend sew
eral days with her husband.
Mrs James Baird has returned hom"
after brief visit at Marietta
Miss r. Snltn"r is improving after Il
slight illness.
Miss Kate Charlcton N Warrington.
is the guest or Miss Dorothy Schaffer.
Werner Oliver has resigned his posi-
tion nj tho Carol Pharmacy.
Mt. Charles Schane and family hav"
returned home after weeks visit at
bedford Springs.
Mr. Peter Scltncr and daughter Flor
encc have returned hom" after n brief
visit at Pittsburgh.
Mrs. George Jordan left Friday for
Morgantown where She will spend Soy
cral days with her sons.
Harry Rryson of Mnundsville. spent
Sunday IN This city.
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regular monthly meeting at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Schubert Of Mozart,
Tuesday evening.
Misses Virginia Lohr and Virginia
Hood. Of Moundsyille, were Visiting
friends hero on Saturday.
All of the local school teachers ale.t
attending the institute in Moundsyllc.
this week. :.
Born. TO Mr. and Mrs. James Drum. a
son. =
Grace Dowler. Of MoundsvfNe, Was
the guest Of Miss Rosa EarhWine on :,
Sunday. :.
William Kcldsfng and family. Of
Wheeling. spent Sunday on their farm.
near MI. Olivct.
Mrs John Mcrinar. Of McMechen, IS
visiting relatives here
Mrs. Ella Mcconnell. Misses Beatrice
and Margaret and Master George Nc
ConRell visited at the home OF c. W.
McComhs on Sunday.
The Mt. Olivet LadieS Aid Society
and Red Cross will meet in the hall on
Wednesday.
John Schmidt Of Echo Point spent
Sunday with j. +. Kiger.
y. Flcaman and family. Of Elm
Grove. visited ut the William White,
home ri Mt Olivet Sunday. =. b.
John Shcllhasc has moved his family
into their new home on the Browns
Run road.
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Ford Running on Both
Tickets For SenatOrShip

Dr:TT0rT August 26.--MlchiEan s
r-lrrarv election closed tonight with thr
senatorial situation nE"rShad"wlnE MI
either contests hu: with Indications
that a very light Y"i" VIII ne FhS' IT,
mu"Tuw.
Interest III thr senatorial rTlrr has
h.,n Heightened 10y the fact thnt Horny
Ford: nam. Will ip:"hr on both t"ruh-
Hr;,u and Democratic tickets.
'rhrr" nth"rS SOCK Ia" E"nuhlIHHH
nominal ION Truman II. N"whrrry. Of
Detroit. now n naval commander IN tn"
,.,st: former f;mv"rn"r chase :. Us
horne. "r SHnIt Ste Mari" and WIillnm
q; Simpson. Of ncIr"I'. roni"StirE with
Ford for tn" rN.nnrrltir nomination is
james ". Helms nf Adrian.
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SUGAR

NEW YORK, AuE. "S.-1hn m" sugar
market was unchanged al i.?N5C Tor
('ubaS. cost AMI freight. equal !" 6O"'c
for centrifugal The fcatur" in IN" re-
fined market was tho reported nNlng OF
rrflncrS' margin Of PROM al Si.i"' 'n,S
ho;,c-. an increase nj lJr over III" old
b,vis and the nnnoirucrmrnt that al
uId-crnr sugar wnui'l b" purchased by
,hr sugar equalization board and r"Snld
IN huId.rs nj IN" prir" uf tn" now crop.
involving m incrnas" Ia consumers 81
about L. por pound. y" dnir has YET
hcrr sci however, Tor mis- action. Fine
.-r,nuIrtnd was unchanged ut .1ahc. The
ro,,,mitIcc reported purchase "f "3.h"h
hays Of Cuhas and l".:"n baE> Fort"
Irn
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STOCKS AND BONDS.
GAINESVILLE

RARNESvILLE. O.. Aug. 26.-Wnro
was received about - O'Clock SATURDAY
Of lhe death Of Mr.. j.. Albert rum ,,.
whoSc death occurred ut the home OF ms
X = death following short illness
Of pcritonitis. Mr.. Hunt was tak'n III
on FRIDAY afternoon and his death came
MS n great shock 10 his relatives anc
friends lie was sc years OF age ana LoI
,hn ms, fnu. years has been a travelling
salesman for the Grrber-Nott Millinery
company Of Eufralo. Mr.. Hunt was the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. q. f. Hunt o.
North Chestnut. street. and was ooEn
aud raised in this city, having been We'll
known here, and his death is sadly re-
GREETED by all. BESIDES his parents ne
leaves two sisters, Mrs. Howard VII
son and Mrs. Dean Mott. nf Builalo. y.
y. Mt. and Mrs. Hunt left SaturdsS
afternoon to attend the funeral, when
was held Monday afternoon at Bunalo'
lnterment was made in that city.
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Rirthdav Pnrty.

Miss Vestcna Spears was hostess to a
merry group of her friends Saturday "r-
ching when she celebrated her birthday.
4 delightful program Of games and mu-
sic were enjoyed throughout the even
ing. At late hour delicious three
course luncheon was served. The
guests were: Mcssrs. Ajax Haskell. Jos
cph Pctrone. Howard Frese. Nelson
Crow. Joseph Crawl. Harrison Hawkins.
Eddie Corners. George Jordan, Albert
Ha7lcy. Ralph Sihert. Leo Spears. Miss
cs Anna Kemple Vida Fcttc. lila Nor
ris. Olive Morris. Francis Ncmeck. Mary
Burton. Helen Jordan, lean Jordan. May
Spears. Vestona Spears. Mrs. l.. g..
Spears
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FOUR WAR MOTHERS TIED.

S""lnl Dispatch la Tn" IntrlliGrnc"r.
l.AEkSI;l' re-. W. Va. Aug. :6--A
local paper offered n gold medal 10
III" Harrisrn county woman with the
most hnlS in the service. and il d."
v"lnnS that four women nr" tied vi. 4.
four SONS each. 4, tho paper is going
{" give tn" medal Ia The mnr who first
had four s,,ns in th" service. Tho four
mothers arr: Mrs. r. V. RnhrhauEh.
3nl Magnolia avenue: Mrs. Sarah c.
Kinney Of Northvi"w: Airs. Susan li"tI
If trhu'u< I'ark, nd Mrs .tmHda &.
Null Of Tinplatc addition.
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On Sunday afI"rnu"n.' September Sh.
tho MrM""h"n band viii give Il sacred
and patriotic concert i'll tho school audi
tOrium.
Mr. and Mrs. r.. X Norman returned
tn their home in McNcchcn. Sunday.
aftcr visiting Mr.. and Mrs. George Mcr-
inar.
Miss CARR" l:roWn Of Wolf Run. was
the guest Of Miss Edna McTleary over
the week end.
Sunday visitors of Mr.. and Mrs.
Montgomery nf Mt. 0lIv"t were: Mr..
and Mrs Charles Ritter. of Pleasant
Valley: Mr. and Mrs. j. II. Montgomery
and son. r'rIl. nf WarWood: Miss Clara
and Mr.. T. H. Rayha "f Wheeling.
The two Adult Bible classes of tho
Mt. olvct Sunday school will hold their
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-27
Chicago Live Stock

CHICAGO. Aug. 2h.-fnES--i<rcein =,
IN ,n,, t,.,I. market strong: bulk. S1T.AS
=, "a N: butchers. Sl9"nM19 ~: parkint.
77,ris.&a: light hnEs. slH. lhm l??0:
nir*, sl>.nhM iS.5n; r"uEhs. $l7.lNrr
lT.I',.
,:a,,In-- Receipts 2l,nUn head: butch.
.rS and good steers steady: western cat
tic. slow Ia lower. veal calves. SlI.-"'r
Shorn --Eccoirts. -. nOn head: mark":
s,c,d>. choice and primo. Sl7.6a q
i<.30. nrrdium and S"od. $l6.2a " II .G5:
c,IIs nnIli.Gn: FEEDERS. Sl6.H0T
l7.T5; ewes. rhnIc" and prime. sl2.In n
IL 40. medium and good. Sll nnM 81;
I,r.riinc si95n1 NE.
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Butter, Cheese and Eggs

NEW YORK. AuE. 25.-Rut'rr arm.
creamery higher Than extras at +Ilh
I7ac. creamery extras t?2 srorel. a..
1iGx,c. f1rsts 49,. n AZ .i4c: parkirL
stock fcurrrnt makc) No. :" 35C.
Eggs irregular; fresh gathered rN-
tras, 5nn52c: fresh gathered regular
hacked extra flrSts. 47M 49r: do. first.
4S6t ACC; PENNSYLVANIA and nearby west
.ru hcnncry whites. line to fancy. iiH
6Sc: state. Pennsylvania and D"hrhE
b,nnery browns, 52Tac: de-. gathered
hrnwns and mixed colOrs. 3NGLa%r.
r,hrcSe flr7n: state. fresh. specials.
c5 L. r2G &c. do. average run. 2Gm 2f l..
i've poultry weak: hrnIl'rS. Sc; fowls
3nTr &C: old ROSTERS. sc: turkeys. cSft
soc. dressed finn: chickens. 80 80:
fowls. 29M SEC: turkeys. - l.: n &c ':,".
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wain6r Boast,

Miss Ruby Hill was entertained sat
urciay evening with Il wcincr roast given
by tho Friendship club. The evening
was spent with games and music" TWO
members Of he club were missing,
McsSrs. Vim. Hawthorn and Earl Daugh-
crty, who are now in tn" service OF our
country. Those in attendance were:
Misses Saral Marplo. Sarah Strong. Will
ma Marble. Fred Rake. Olive Whiuatch,
Messrs. Victor Hawthorn. Guy Horner'
Homer Taylor Raymond MARBLE. Dewey
Steen and Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Strong
who chapcroned.
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WELlSBURG
A Neat worfmRn.

!. T Tooney. while night Waterman
ut The Rcrch BOTTOM works. made 4
handsome piece of chenille work in rcd.
white and blue balls. with a handsome
Fed Cross worked in the center. Talk
about neat and perfect work Mr.. Too
ncy has it. He presented II to tho
WrlIsburg Chapter Of tho Brooke. Coun-
Is Red Cross. Mr.. Tooncy served elcv-
on years and four months In the l.. s.
Service. and says ! know what the Rcd
cross did for me- while In the Phillipin"
Islands and know what il is doing
today for soldiers and others.
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Erv. Henry \. Riddle. VIII" has h""n
in France for six months working IN
thr !. NJ c. 4 delivered n very inter
"stinE address IN tho Mi. 0livci hall
Inst Thursday evening. Brief talks in
the interest Of War Savings Stamps
wcrr also given by I'rnScrutinE Ait"r-
nry James ~. !'arrint and Captain w.
u. Alexander. bath nf MnundSvIlle. Re-
frrShmrrt& were later sold by the Mt.
O!iv"t Rod Cross. under who's. auspices
tho m"''Iin:; was held. ana about $50
CI,rrr1
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Personal Notes.

Mrs. Carrie. DUNCAN and daughter.
Miss Della. Of Commerce street. arc Wis
ting Mrs. DunEan's dauEhtcr. Mrs. J.
II. Hartsouk. Of Millcr's Station. o. O..
Misses Pear! and Edith Mack spent
Sunday. in Toronto. Ohio.
Miss MadEc r. l.iEg"tt is spending
her vacation with relatives in Derry.
Pa.
Miss Marl:." Dickle. ~ Akron. o..
returned h,r '.','ny after several days
visit with : J.. hero.
Earl De- rh Ernest Bone wcro
visitors n - Liberty on Sunday. :.
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SHERRARD
Rcd Cross Social.

Tho social whI-h WIS given by the
Sh"rrnrh Rcd 'r"ss on III" school avn.
Saturday 'NrnInE proved decided sue
cess Tho McMrrhen band furnished
splendid music winch was much ap-
prc"Iatrd by tho very lHrg" crowd pres
rui. Refreshments were served during
tho cntIr" r;rninE good sum "f money
was cleared.
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Dr. &. S. Wclons. n weil-known anu
highly respected resident. passed away
nj the HON. OH East Main street sunday
morning Ar 3 o'clock d-Eth following -
short illness If complication OF dis.
ruses. Dr. Wellons was ~ years or
age and was veteran Of the Civil war
having been surgeon in the army: He
was a member OF the r. and ~ lodge
and was held in the highest esteem by
all who knew him. DR.. Wellons %'S
born near Somcrtnn and came TO this
civ whom a young man. having since
resided here. BESIDES his wife he leaves
two children. Miss Mae Of the home and
DIR. ]. W. Wcluns OF Grandvicw avenue
Funeral SERVERS will be held from the
home this afternoon at . O'Clock, Kew.
II. II. Scott Of the First IL. r. rhulch.
uffciatiuE. Intermcnt will be made in
the Southern cemetery.
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Altar The IdlerN.

Tho local DRIFT hoard desires IN"
names Of all reGiatrants who arc not
regularly employed nj productive work.
This includes .idlcrs and mon working
only part tim" or mon doing work
which ronld he carried on by men not
qualified for military service.
Married men arc not exempt simply
because they arc married hut must be
doing snr,". productive work "r become
liable f"r military duty.
Local Board Bro"k" County.
W J. KIRK. Chairman
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The Wd" Awake and f'nruucrrr
classes Of the bethlehem Union Sunday
school. will cIT" q play. entitled. "Nu
Trrspa sSimI.' IN The chapel next Thurs
day evening. Tin" teachers. Misses
Sigma and Edna TInmnann. who hive
charge "f tn" program. have mad" care
ful preparations.
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New York Cotton Market

WHEELING. W. Va. Aug. "6. 'IS.
Furnished The Intclllgcnccr by A Z
Masten & Co. members or the New York
Stock Exchange. National Bank Build
Ing Wheeling. W. Va. Louis L. Brand,
manager.
o., Ii 1911 h ll,.-a
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Toledo Grain

TOLEDO. o.. Aug. 'ss.-CIoverS"cd
prime cash. Octnh..r. $3.50: December
S17.45: March. $3.50.
q Alsike. prime cash. October. slJ.4J
December. $3.50: March. sl5.25.
Timo,hr. prime cash cash. $3.50: Sep.
t~mber St9": October. $500: D"crn1h"r
$40: March. Si.27t:; April. $i.a7 t:
May. $i.1J.
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PETROLEUM

OIL, CITY. Ia. AZ. 26.---Tr"dlt bal
ancc, SION. Runs. 1862 barrels: aver
.a-c TTG75 barrels Shipments. g9."Sn
barrels: average. 57.265 barrels.
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Bic JUMP IN
PRICE Of CORN

CHICAGO. Aug. 26.--Thc corn mark
ct. which early WAS nine cents under
tho high point established last Ncdnes-
day. closed with II net gam OF rs CENT
Ioday There WILLS sumo selling al inc
outset on some crop improvement be-
rauS.. ur rains, aud on heavy receipts.
hut this operation uncovered resting or
dcrs. Leaders who sold last week were
observed to hr buying. and shorts. cnv-
..riur. ran tn. rric" up. The close was
strong with Or~tnh"r 1T 1.6"l4.
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Dtcttsou,Huut-

Word vas r. ccived Saturday morning
announcing the marriage Of Miss Mar
ioric Irckison To Mr.. Charles D.. Hunt,
which took place in Columbus Friday
evening at \ o'clock. The wedding came
rs a ,.umplnln surprise 10 the relatives
and friends. Miss Dickson had b:cn VS.
.itinE with her friend, Mrs Cor"ln VII
IisnTs nf Columbus. who. with her hus-
band, who is stationed at Camp Sher-
man. were present a; the wedding. MISS
Dickson is daughter Of Mrs. Carrie
Dickson Of Vest Church street. and BY
her pleasing disposition and winning
ways has cndearcd herself among d
large circle Of friends. and acquaint-
ances. Mt. Hun, is a son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. David Hunt Of East Main street.
and is a No. ! young man, and for the
past few months has been stationed AZ
Camr Sherman. They have the best
wishes OF their many friends.
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

WHEELING w. Va. Aug. &c. rs.
Furnished tho IntclliEcnccr by A. z
Nasten & Co. members If tn, New York
Stock Exchange. National l:ank Build
:pr Wheeling. w. Va. LOUIS i. brand
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NEW YORK CURB MARKET

WHEELING ". Va. Aug. IS. rs.
Furnished the iutclllEencer by A. q
Nastcn & Co, members Of the New York
Stock Exchange. National BanE Build
ing. Wheeling. w. Va. Louis +. Brand
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Ladies' Aid Society.

District No i OF the Ladies AID So
clnty will meet this afternoon at the
homo Of Mrs. Jones or Fourth and Mar
shall street District No. viii meet
this evening At the home Of Mrs. W. Sig
Ter; district No. will meet the home or
Mrs. VIM. Keller Of South Marshall
street. All members are requested TO be
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Standard Oil Subsidiary Stock

WHEELING. w. Va. Aug. 20. Is.
Furnished the lnte!ligencer by a +
Nasten & Co.. members OF the New fork
stock Exchange. National Bank Build
tnc wheeling. w. Va. Louis +. Brand.
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

WHEELING. w. Va. Aug. IS. is.
Furnished the 1ntcl!isenccr ny \. l.
Masten & Co. rnerhers OF the New YORK
Stock Exchange. National Bank Build
ing, Wheeling. W. Va Louis +. Brand
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N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

WHEELING. W. Va. AuS. -, is.
L,,,r,..h.d the In,clligeucer by y. l.
,,as.nr K Co. tactnhers Of the New iorh
:,,cs Exchange. National Bank Build
:n- wheeling w. Va. Louis F. Brand
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BANK CLEAR|NGS

: WV ,os, ,.cor S"c.449.63
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M'MECHEN
K Of r.

The X Of r. lodge No. ~ will meet
this evening at their arrnory on seventh
street. Initiation will BE- conferred up
on several candidates. and also some I'M
portant business matters will be trans
acted. All members arc urged 10 be
present.
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LOCAL STOCKS

WHEELING. W. Va. Aug. IS. rs.
Daily quotation list OF t"e 41ts,,i.
Stock Exchange. coHp-ieu A0'
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PRODUCE MARKET

WHEELING W. Va, Aug. &c. rs.
Trptt
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-07-01
FREMONT SOLDIER
CoURT.AIARTLAIIEn

SAN FRANCISCO. June 27.-Al-
though exonerated by tho Federal
grand jury on a charge Of making Sc
ditious remarks, Private G. w. Lom-
bard. stationed at Camp Fremont with
the sth Infantry has been ordered to
face court-martial.
The soldier is accused Of kissing q
picture of the Kaiser. saying damn
the commander of the United states
Army and the President OF the United
States and down with democracy"
Despite the dismissal Of the accu-
satIon before Commissioner Francis
Krull Major A. J. Galen, judge advo-
cate at Camp Fremont, stated that
the case was one for court-martiaL
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-07-01
EAST ORECONIAN SPECIAL
NEWS OF UMATILLA co.

have a new flag pole 9e feet high.
The raising of the pole and unfurling
of the stars and stripes and the local
service flag win be the principal event
of the Fourth of July exercises at this
place.
The pole was brought to Ukiah a
few days ago from the Hynd ranch
and has been painted and will be set
with concrete base in the middle of
the street between the postoffice and
the telephone office.
On the Fourth there will also be a
community picnic at Albee and many
from both Albee and Ukiah will go
to Hldaway springs for the dance.