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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-06
MARKET COMMENT
Private Wire to the Finance co.
New York News Bullctin;

Private Wire to the Finance GO.
New York News Bullctin:
Element consisting Of small operators
look for decline in Steel and some sp.-
;cialties.
Important interests however buying
for investment. Some favored Union
Pacific. Reading and Southern Pacific
Fertilizer and Chemical stocks IN
favor. Inside interests quietly accumu-
'lating Virginia Carolina Chemical.
Transportation Company interests
awaiting decision Of court OF appeals IN
so-called Rochester case.
Market operations yesterday appeared
TO strengthen technical position Coca
borrowing demand for U. S. Steel COM
mon.
Swift &: Company applied to Chicago
sub committee OF the capital issues COM
mittce for permission to offer TO Stock
holders s25.OoO.nOo Of new stock
German foreign minister expected 10
deliver address soon in behalf Oh Ger
many.
Russian government sending delcEa-
zion to United States to liguidnte war
orders and arrange future trade rela-
tons.
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SUGAR,

NEW YORK, April 5.-The market for
,.v surar was steady with prices con-
ttpuinS at the, fxed rate 81 1850 Tor
Cubas. cost and freight equal to S.oo'c
for centrifugal The committee re-
ported purchases OF 1880 bags OF
Cuban. In refined. the dtstrtootion -
s,ilI rather disappointing. owing 10 r.
regularity In arrivals OF raw sugar. AZ
,shoueh receipts are expected to Increase
:. The near future, and business then
xhould 30 around normal Prices were
unchanred at 7.4Se for fne granulated.
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Bullish activities are expected to con-
tinue along irregular and special lines
In the stock market. The coalers are
growing in favor. and there is more
speculative interest on the loag side OF
the shipping shares. Outsiders display
q greater inclination 10 buy the equip
rnent issues. Pool channels show
bullish sentiment on American Beer
Sugar, American Locomotive. National
EHameling. Milvalc. Central Leather.
Pullman. and Corn Products.
Dow Jones Washington dispatch
says: The Interstate Commerce Com
mission has decided TO make tnvestiSa-
ton into the rates: rules regulations
and practices of common carriers en-
gagged in transportation OF petroleum
and its products between points in otti
cial clasSiacaticn territory complaints
having been made concerning Increased
charges and their relationship TO dill
ferent localities. The commission be-
leves that a more equitable adjustment
OF rates may be arrived at after gen.
eral investigation of the whole
The inquiry proposed is designed TO
show value Of the property owned ana
used BY various Telegraph companies
and their history and organization. the
increases or decreases or STOCK oonos
Or other securities. in any rcorsanlZa-
ton. moneys received through issue OF
stock, bonds or other securities.
There is a: growing disposition TO give
Arerai weight TO the idea that the
scientific preparations to Iioa: the thru
Liberty loan will b" found operating
for stock ln;lrSets optimism IN contra
distinction TO the attitude or the mar
kets prior to other war issues Ihs
confidence displayed in banking parlorS
over tn. prospect is encouraging anu
suggestive " wider cooperation De-
tween New York ard Washington
The mos. impressive thing about the
general stock market. according to L
0cteran Wall street man. Is the ease
with which il advances on the appear
ance Of favora olv news. Radical deVel-
opments along these lines would be eN-
pected 10 result in L broad rise.
A rood deal Of he explanatory goS-
sip in relation to the persistent strength
Of National Lead has been referring ~
new tin properties as the inspiration
but Il is insisted in well informed cir
cles that the earnings or the y. ,.
Cartridge company-Leads important
neutrality-suspicious. the real basis Tor the
huyine. The earnings Of the parent
concern have been estimated a: $50
share but no figure has been given as
10 the amount after war taxes. The
floating supply OF Lead has been, ma
3sraallS reduced lately. according to
floor brokers who have been watching
the transactions. and gossip has been
referring to a special dividend as likely
a. he received by shareholders this
year.
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Accidents.

Hobert Howard OF Wheeling was
slightly injured Sunday afternoon when
he attempted TO stop runaway team
near the Stuckey home.
Elmer Richmond had one bone OF ms
arm broken and the. smaller bone DIS
:ocated ut the wrist while cranking an
automobile Friday. DR.. John SpIllman
Of uallus was called and reduced the
fracture
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STOCKS AND BONDS.
MAJORSVILLE.

a reception was held Thursday even
ing ut the hall In honor OF w. c. Wal
lace, who left for Camp Lee. Refresh
mcnts w...- served during the evening by
the lad.,. Dancing was enjoyed by
the younger guests, while the older
folks talked war, all discussions ending
with This phrase. oh. yes. were going
to win" At the close Of the evening
Mr. Wallace was presented with a tne
wrist watch and kit from his many
friends. Among those present from o
distance were Mr. and Mrs. Beabout OF
Elm Grove, Miss Claire McCleary OF
Huntsville, Miss Hazel Sammons OF
Calls and Clyde Miller Of WaynesburE.
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Patriotic Service,

A patriotic service will be held In tho
Salem, II. t. church on Sunday at IL
n. m. Messrs. CarraGan Of husgroVe.
F. Mcmillan and William Phillips OF
Moundsville are expected to be present
and deliver addresses In the interest OF
the Liberty loan. Y. N. c. A. and Red
Cross. Rev. Miller Of Pleasant Valley
will have charge Of the devotional ser
vice.
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Open. High. Low. Close.
WILL NOT SELL BUILDING

The deal to sell the Eserton building
Market and Eleventh streets. which was
wanted by a syndicate from ono OF the
large cities, has been called Off. IL Is
stated that those holding leases on the
ro,,ns were unwilling to give them up,
and this is given as the cause for the
sale being blocked.
Tho Childs restaurant syndicate IL
thought 10 have boon tho proposed pnr-
chasers as they hnyo been trying FOR
several years TO get a building In this
city.
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LIVE STOCKS

PITTSBCEGH, April 5.-Cattle-
Steady. supply light; good $llOo4
l3.up: prime, Sl3.:J u 1900.
Shrep--Stcady to higher; supply
light: prime wcthers. Sls.uoV l'-oo'
cu,ls and common, $6.5OQS.00; lambs.
$l3.0UEl 1875.
Veal taives--S17. oUD1T.5o.
Hogs-Active; receipts. 10 douoie-
decks: brine hcaries, $3.50 q 1901; me
.iIumS and heavy Workers., u9' ~. w
lirh, In rhcrS, SlS.50GD 1915: pigs. @lS.-o
mIS< ruuuhs. $lj.oU@l6.Jo.
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GRAIN NOTES

TOLEDO. April 5.-Wheat-Cash. No
l red. s2.20.
Cloverseed--Prime cash. S2o.-o.
Nsike-PTime cash. $l5.50.
Tfmothy-Primc cash. old. 1851; new
1910: April. s3.To: September. s4.lo' oc'
toher $40I.
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CHANGE IN TRADING
RULES DOOMED CORN

CHICAGO. April 5.-Corn to-day re-
sumed the leadership OF grain. advanced
in anticipation Of bullish effects looked
for from trading rule amendments to De
voted on tomorrow. Upturns in value
however were not well maintained
Prices closed unsettled. &c net
higher. with May s1.26%. Oats finished
&c to sc OF. and provisions down zac
TO 45c.
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New York Cotton Market

WHEELING. w. Va. April S. Is.
Furnished the lnteliigrncer by A. l.
Maslen d Co.. members Of the New Iors
Stock Exchange. National Bank Build
Ing, Wheeling W. Va. Louis +. Brand.
manager. -
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Won AedalA

The many friends OF Lieutenant EAR
Clutter, son OF Sile Clutter OF this place.
will be glad to learn that ne mas re-
ceived two silver medals Tor Harksnaan
ship.
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N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

WHEELING. W. Va, April 5. is.
Furnished the Intelligenccr by A. L
Nasteu & Co.. members OF the New York
Stock Exchange. National Bank Build
ing. Wheeling w. Va. Louis +. Brand,
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CHICAGO, April 5.--nogs-lleceipts'

3s,bvu: WAX: bulk SlT.2O ~ lT.7U; l!sr,'
Sl7,lU0tl7.T5 mixed, Slh.sOM lt'Io'
heavy, $lG.l5G I7.5D; rough SlS.l'u
16.4U; pigs. $l@.7HGp 1850.
Cat,lc-Hrccipls. 5.UU0; firm; naive
Steers. slU.lJdrIJoV: StoCkcrs and Feed
..rs ss4ufrl..OV. COWS uud hrifers, $3.50
nl3.Uu; cayIes. $il.U0M 100.
Shcep--Ilec, irts. T.Opc; strong: sheep'
s12jUGrI1.50; lambs. $lI.T3 ~ @O.6e.
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STOCKS. Bid i Ask: L: $
Bloch Bros. Tob pfd-. -. .lno 96
do common 100 1850
Central Glass Works. ..... .....il3o
Conservative Life ms. .....l 10 ~
German Fire ms. Co. ..... $3.50. ll'o
Tostoria Glass Co. -. .....n1 20 12o
Hazel-Atlas Glass Co.. .!lSn ilH0
Imperial Glass CO. .....l ~ "
LaBellc Iron Wks. pfd. il19 10 lily
do common .........l1O7 ....'llui
Market Auditorium Co.. 81 !3 D.
Sterling Prod. (Inc.)" HIS HIS tlit
United Dairy Co. .....I. .... ~
O. s. Stamping .li3o
Ward Baking CO. pfd. $500 90 so
du common .........l.... .... e
Warwick China Co. pfd .....l .,... 70
do common ......... ..... .....t 40
Wing. & Bel. Bridge Co. ..... .....l 81
Wing. Bridge Co.. ..... .....; So
Wig. Metal & Mfg. Co. L.....l ....' %
Wig. Mold & Fdy. pfd. ..... % %
do common ....... 93 70 ~
Wig. Steel & Iron Co. .....ll1O llbo
Wig. Steel casting Co. 1900. l.....liol
Wheeling Tile Co.,. 800. .....l ss
Whitaker GlcSsncr pfd 80. 800. III
do common ......... 800. i... $50
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Cash quotations: .
Corn-No yellow, $l.S5 @1.So; no.
yellow, nominal; No. yellow *A'ooV
Oats-No. 5 white, s2@9:xc; stand
ard, s:A Ts2Ac-
Pork--Nominal.
Lard-$25.46.
Rihs-Sc3l5@3 S62.
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BANK CLEARINGS

Cearings for Friday. $561.6s3.63;
same day last year. s557.573.o7: clear.
ings for week ending Friday. 1885,
1915; same week last year. $685.
374.14.
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NEW YORK CURB MARKET

WHEELING. w. Va. April g, rs.
Furnished the lntclliSenccr oy A. 4.
Nasien e. Co, members Of the New York
Stock Exchange. National Bank Build
Ing, Wheeling w. Va. Louis +. Brand.
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CLOSING STOCK 1ErTEH.

Todays market needs no comment
'1ack Of any definite news from the
'front.' resulted In one OF the dullest days
Of the year with price fluctuations at
. minimum
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

WHEELING, w. Va. April 5. IL.
Furnished the Intelligeneer oy A. +
Stock Exchange. National Bank Build
ing, wheeling W. Va. Louis =. Brand.
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PETROLEUM

OIL CITY, Pa. April 5.-credit bal
ances. $500; runs. 7S.76S: average. H.
$50. Shipments, 4T,5+9; average, 3$.111.
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II you haven't Joined the Army OF
Thrift which IS backing up our boys IN
the trenches. get In now.
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The DAYS REVIEW
FURNISHED The 1ntelligencer BY the
Finance Company
OPENING STOCK LETTER

The market should do bctter today
as the news from abroad is about tbs
game as yesterday.
Harris Winthrop & Co.
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LOCAL STOCKS

WHEELING, w Va. April s, Is.
Daily quotation list or tn" Wheeling
took Exchange. compiled for intei!i'
encer.
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

WHEELING. w. Va. April 5. rs.
Furnished the 1nieliigencrr by \. e
Nasten & Co. member OF tho New Ynr.I
Sick Exchange. National Bank Build.
Ing. Wheeling w. Va. Louis +. Brand
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Standard Oil Subsidiary Stock

WHEELING. W. Va. April S. Is.
Furnished the 1ntelligencer by A. e
Mnsten & Co., members Of the Now York
Stock Exchange. National Bank Build
Ing. wheeling w. Va. Louis F. Brand
manager.
Sr1lCEC Bid Ask
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FINANCIAL OPINIONS

tI;v nrIvatc wire 10 \. r. M;lStcn Il Coz
Financial News lullGlin: Stock mar
ket looks bulIish. BullIsh activities are
expected to continue along .rresulai
and special Inns IN the stock market.
The cu,licrs ARE growing IN favor anu
there is nlor.. speculative interest oil :lIc
long side of tl;r shipping shares. Out
sioers display Il Srca.rr INCLINATION u
buy Inc equipment issues.
+. f. Hutton K Co. say: Without IL
ouidaIlun, Is SErrt selling is practlcAl$
eliminated Wr are unlikely 10 get
lower market. but with big part OF
In, ;;l!,r : u.l bad news would alteGt
prices more lhLn for some time.
Clark. ChldS " Co.: The market Is
calm and confident. and expects tina.
with the enactment OF the war hnaiiS'.
corprratlon measure the Liber:y loan
drive will get under way With fleo'
that may import nrT strength ana ac-
liyity ~ the trading.
Harris, Winthrop Il Co: Any favor
able news from Inc front will be re-
Elected liz higher prices for slochs' ou'
Until something tclinite occurs the mar
kct is likely IT, remain quiet.
Joscphthal s. Co.: We continue u
feel that The market is acting in very
satisfactory manner anu that present
levels are on isrm under-pinning. ANY
declines should oiIer opportunities Tor
q turn On the constructive side.
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Total sales $4,000 shares.
Bonds S4.917.000.
(1)-Reguiar quarterly dividend S1.7s
per share. payable May LIST.
(o)-Regular quarterly dividend 800
per share. payable April Goth.
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The mos: impressive thing about tn'
general stock market. according 10
0eteran Wall street man. Is the east
With which il advances On the appear
anc,. Of fayora OILS news. Radical leyel
onnents alung .nese lines would be eN'
pccted 10 result III L broad rise.
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THE GOOD OLD u. S.
LUCK COMES AGAIN

LONDON. June 1h.-How the cap
tors OF three American soldiers on
the sector northwest OF Chateau Thi-
cry unwittin-!y led them back into
the Allied lines. owing 10 the tangled
conditions of the fighting front there.
is told by the Times correspondent
with the American army in France.
Corporal Sidney W. Rogers and Pri-
Yates Raymond Howard and Frank
?. Ridgnway were captured At Hill
20t Two Germans started with them
to the rear. but became confused and
walked straight into tn" French lines,
and they themselves were taken prls:
oacT.
The Americans reported that Ger
man officers had questioned them
closely rs 70 when and where they
had landed in Europe, whore they
werr trained and the identity OF their
units. Tha Americans refused to an
swer anv Of the questions. The Ger
mans served the American prisoners
with a nauseatinc compound Of Hour
and water as food.
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Must Establish Eastern
Front, Declares Taft

WU.MlEGTnN. Del. Jun" III -
rpust 20 into Russia AMI inhk" an cast
rru 'front.'" declared William IL. l&'t'
former President. ~ 4 stirring hdhr"S"
1T the annual c"mncn"cnrrt 81 i'''a-
ware COLLEGE to-day. while discussing
tho war 9TH" eastern front. he con-
iinurd. has h"rn lost through Nl'
trcarh.ry "f Germany They say !"
establish an eastern front would "" =
great task lmi there j. ~ task that -
too great fer III" tinted states.
II" referred /" ihr wonderful T..'!rG
nf England and Franc" ut tn" M"r""
and IN" Spl"udrI result when man% per
sons did not h,lr'vr this possible.
W. hal,, rnI to whip ihr 'i"rnnli$
tIr. Taft con- !nucd. and "" haE" got
- whip them right. not only IN" Ger
man military party. but IL" ';crinhn We
hnv" NOR money ami MGR" munitions.
and VIZ can and Will FURNISH NOR" nan
power than any other country IN III"
world. for ihc purr"E" "f Kidding the
world q. this serpent at ruiltiariSn.
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Danish
Puts Vigor and Ambition
into Rundown, Tired
Out People

If YOU feel tired out. out Of sorts, do
spondrnt. mentally or physically de-
pressed. and lack the desire to accom-
pish ,hiru*. got - cent box of Wen
doll's Ambition l'ilI# at John Coleman
4 Co.'s today and your troubles VIII
BE- over.
If you drink TOO much. smoke too
much, or are nervous because OF over
work Of any kind, W"ndcll's Ambition
Pills will make YOU feel better IN lhree
days or money back from John Cole
man & Go. on the lirsl box purchased
For all Affection 81 The nervous SyS'
ten, constipation, loss OF appetite. lack
of confidence, trembling. kidney 81
liver cur.T;aints. slecplrSSneSs. eX
hausrrd vitality or weakness OF any
kind. get Il box Of Wcnd"ll'S Ambition
Pills today on the money back plan.
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Shadyside Notes.

Mr.. and Mrs. S. W. Matthews and .1r.
Chris Matthews Of Moundsrille, were
Sunday guests Of Mrs. Alice Roscoe Of
North Central avenue.
The Womans Club will meet this even
ing at the home Of Mrs. John a.. fathcy
of South Central avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. VI. Smith Of Sisters
vile. returned home yesterday after
spending tho end of the week as guests
Of their children. Miss Bertha Jane and
Fora NJ. Smith.
Mrs Dave Davis Of North Highland
avenue will be hostess Wednesday after
noon 20 The Presbyterian Women's Mis-
sihnary society.
The annual convention IF tho E7wo:;h
League Of the GAINESVILLE district VIII
~ held in tho Lincoln avenue Methodist
church tomorrow and Thursday. y
number Of prominent speakers and WORK.
ers of the state will he 7erscni.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Stay ot West S6Ih
street were Sunday guests OF friends on
Cash Ridge.
Mrs D.. D. Schramm. the grocer has
purchased fine Overland touring car.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earlywnc and daughter
of Mnundsvillc. were ov"r-Sunday guests
of Rev. and Mrs. Albert Bennett.
Mrs. Roy Mayhem and the Misses Ell
si,. Ward. Bculah Jones. Edith Ward
Eoduska Wiley Bertha Morgan. kat"h"-
inc Bowen, Eva Conner and Lucille SUI
tom left Yesterday for their camp II"
Allies, near Allcdonia. The yonnG w"m-
on cxpcc, TO spend about two weeks Oh
the outing.
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SHADYSIDE.
Interesting Letter,

TIL" following letter :,rni BY Private
John Liitlcl"n. OF Aynnhalr. /" y. NJ.
SmIth. agent imr the lntrlliu"ucrr n
Shah! side. indicates The variety Of
amusement tand ianGrrl enjoyed Ivy SOL
divrS nr thu l.. S. Mr. Littl"ion enlisted
in tho "icIilar army about Two years ago
and for NOR" than u year has been IN tho:
Hawaiian Islands. The. letter IS As fol-
luHs:
Schofi"ld. +. X. s. May 90. 1918.
Dear Fri"nd:--I will drop you 4 few
lines since I haze n"thing els" ~ do. he
inE in the hospital with y broken leg as
Il rcSul; "f hunting wild hogs in the
mountains about three weeks ago.
Here is tn" sl"ry:--Mys:'lt and my
two churrs %rr- asked hy som" ~ tn"
other fellow" II We could moi bring in a
wild h"E Ia" next Time We were out on
leave. W" hna&Irl that We could and
went int" IN" mountains for thr"" days
our FIRST opportunity. And IN" m"'In-
tninS Of Honolulu nrr not like the hills
Of Ohio. on" Of III" other boys started
up i d-n,c of Wild boar. W" shot lhr""
ana wounded the fourth. Thinking tn.
animal helpless I ran up IL II. hut IN"
thing w;ls crazy mad. |. took after mo
AMI chased me for some uiIStanc" until l
fell over a high cliff. II lost me there.
hut laid ur fnr seven hours with a
broken leg and without food or water. 4
native found me md carried me to the
village of Iapla so ! got back To camp.
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E9IiStments This Month
Moro Men Arc Coming In Daily ut All
Stations-Hope to Reach Total
Of May.

:nlIstmrnts in all branches or III"
recruiting stations for this month prom
-. 10 bc large. ~ many men from all
parts nf the state. Ohio and lrnn%yl-
wanna ar, coming IN daily. Stuch"nrllle
is probably contributing more largely
Of her Young mon than any other city or
town uulSid Of Wheeling. having Scn'
down n large number during tho past
month. and from recent reports from
That city more can he expected within
a few DAYS. The wish Of tn" recruiting
officers FOR tins month is that lh"y c'1n
reach IN" total Of cnlis,mcnts that was
made during tho month Of May.
Three rnllSmrnls were reported yes
tcrday Al l!Ir marine recruiting station
by Private Dean Sncdakcr who came
here from Pittsburgh. having hren sent
IN prarc Of Sergeant Harry Christian,
who left Friday for Baltimore. The
men who wcr" accepted yesterday wcr":
James &. Johnson. Tiliin. O.: llnranrc u.
Eastman. Huntington. and Harry James
Young. New MartinSvill". These mon
will lcav" for PITTSBURGH tomorrow, and
,hrn 10 Port Royal. $. &, |" cnlrr tram
ing.
Tour men were accepted yesterday by
,i;I. Whistler OF the navy recruiting
(. ion. and will he sent 20 PITTSBURGH
.->s morning. They arc: Martin Farrell
purrry. McMrchrn; william Michael
Wanack. Stcuh"nrlll": Ethan Lester
Frrrland. Warwnud; Percy David Byrd.
Warwood.
Fourteen mon were sent to Pittsburgh
Yesterday by Mate Whistler. rs follows:
Carl Surhy. Erl!airc; Earnest w. Phll-
lips. Folsom: Milton 5. Smith. Wells
willie: otto y. Swikcr. city: Harry :.
Dennis. William II. Hollis. Raymond +.
Coulter. Eug"n" Mcdonald. John l..
l.amh. John =. Funk. David II. Fowler.
all 81 Stcuhcnvillc: George l.. Whiting
ton. Wheeling; Joseph K. Madden. Elm
Grove; and Bruce Moore. bridgeport.
Six men have been lined up by Ser
gcant Barker of the army recruiting sta
ton. and they will leave Thursday.
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THE PUBLIC INVITED To VISIT
STERLING PRODUCTS (IN()) p INT
Local Industry's Factory Model For Cleanliness and
Sanitation. Inspection Invited.

Other opvrat"s II" lHh.,in" machine.
and So on down the !ir" uut.l finally
.lt. comnl"Ird rarila - a. tn" end ul
its jusrncy from the tnt;i:n" marAin"
In ;hr opposite end of the c"nH"y2F.
Is scaled ~ 4 shipping case. after
wlir! i, j. sent spinning down TIC
rEHtc lO the stock room. where it s
.turcd! ua;il ordered on; by p r"pulSl'
;icn IN The stock clerk, Its Flnat dos
rinatinn may b" q thousand rlil"E a.!
;rorc away. or il may even t" shipped
across The water 10 some foreign
SHORE.
TIE working conditions n tho St"r-
lin" Products plant ere exceptional.
!! /, Il real daylight factory. with picti'
" Of Suashinr. and Ihrr" = no' GarE
corner anywher'. Everything Is kept
snick and span. and 4 h"ai;hi"r hap
pier lot Of Youug women cannot hc
fnnnd anywhcr" than The army o.!
workers At this plant.
Visitors arc wcI:C:nc. and VIC Will
gladly furnish cuid" IN show and
explain everything. Come any time.