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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-19
SUNNI


rrivalr Wire tn the Finance Go.
NEW YORK. June lS.--Latcst reports
from Italian front show Auatr'ans
driven back at several points. Rome
reports a.6n0 prisoners taken while
vicnna claims I2.nn". Capture of Cnpn
Sill. on extreme lower Iiavc claimed by
Vienna.
Treasury department says inference
that next Liberty loan bonds Will bear
interest n; Il. per cent is wholly with
out foundation.
Directors uf American T. & 7. at mcc;-
ing in Boston to-day In recommend
shareholders authorization q! S5N,n0n 900
rrr cent hoipIs to b, convertible Into
stock AT lu6.
copper producers committees meets IN
New York to-day Ia discuss development
in mining and delivery Of copper.
Federal agents make raids in s. cities
oyer United States In stamp out war
contract prnfitccring.
Rrrort Ia state department SAYS
I'kraiuc on point Of revolt agains, Ger
many.
Committee approves house provision
for unlimited army at Presidents call
Department ot Labor announces GOV
ornmcn, will take over control Of all war
labor Ivy August 1st.
Last nights French report Sa?s be-
iwccr Disc and AiSnn rnrmy's counter
attacks were rrpulscd and $40 prisoners
and - rnarhrI" guns taken.
Average price nf 20 induslrials Sp.6l
of 90; ~ active rails S3.@@3. OFF IL.
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FINANCIAL OPINIONS

nv Private Wir" 10 4. +. Mast"n u 20.
Financial News bulletin says: BuiilSh
nnorarions arc expected in srcrraitlnS
which are being given more attention
for future activities Il is cAr""t"d that
ronsidc rapln realizing will meet demon
STATIONS Of strength. owinp; t" IN" en-
,,,, az Tho advance. but on r"ccssions.
,ood huvjnS opportunities will b" pro
scented Ou,Sid" interest is increasing.
Disturbing tax hearings arc expected 10
end this week. Buying "rd' rs arc uno"r
th. market IN metal shares. oil issues
and rnuipmcut stocks. according 20 our
reports.
New York Financial Bureau says: Re-
ruhli. IS being bouGh: ny sources which
.xur.Ss themselves as certain that an
cx,-a disbursement are in the near fu-
turc We arc informed on good authority
,h,t The stock has been bought lately
for p.nrle identified with one OF the
s,ronccs, competitors Of tho company
because Of knowledge OF inside develop
mrnts.
\ good deal Of stress is being laid
uron II" point understood TO he made
hy important channels. that tho steel IN
inrcsts could pay taxes double those or
1917. and vet maintain present large
dividends without difficulty. This fea-
,u-. is sad to no large influence Of the
croup. Inquiries in private borrowing
channels show n short interest or con-
siderable proportions still outstanding In
motor stocks. copper shares and Some
Of rho railroad issues like ST. Paul, New
Haven and Il. 4 o.
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CLOSING STOCK LETTER

(trum Logan & Bryan 10 y. l.. N"Stcn "
60 by Private Wir".l
NEW YORK. Jun" lS.-Thc price ten
denry of tn. majority az tn" issues az
tivcIv dealt in to-day was rather III
definite and net results rather !nsiSni-
ficaut. Their" was nothing discohccrt-
,nr IN the news Of the day. insofar siS
conditions OF the European battle l!c'ds
are concerned and latest adriccs were
suggestive Of a very satisfactory status
of affairs prevailing on the lla'lan pa :
RE front from an Allied viewpoint Inc
news in circulation bearing on do'ies'sc
affairs was not of sort T. stimulate
the initiative of the trading element IN
either direction although il IS quite ap-
narent that stocks seem to b" inTalher
free supply. especially in the majority
of the Industrial shares during strong
perlods. The demand for stocks IN the
past two sessions has ahatHd somewhat
and this is taken 10 indicate thar the
short interest mas hecn pretty well re-
,lucod and that public participation on
rhe huving side is undoubtedly hcld III
check owing TO the many uncertainties
surrounding tho situation in general
Under the present order Of things. the
market will likely continue /" ne a trad
ing affair although strength in speciality
issues may be somewhat conspicuous
at times.
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Bid. , Ask.
LIVE STOCKS
Chicago Live Stock

CHICAGO. Juno 'lS.--.HoCS receipt
3a.nOo market opened fully steady with
best time yesterday. closed {" |" r"nis
lower: closing nu"ati"ns: Hulk 49,
u 1890: butchers lC:.r Il li9"; packing
lfnn 4, $3.50: lich' 1879 n lGH": rough
1850 Il, 1875: ilES 100 II 1913.
Cattle. receipts 5000; good anil
choice corn fed Steers n I" II lover.
TOP IT'S: others Jul and uurrcnIy low
or: in between yrar!IncS and Sln'IAr
grades Of butcher catt' Nariously :"
cents ia sl.;,0 lower than last Nedn"s-
dav: bns, calves - cents higher. others
sr"ady IN lower: h"sf cattle. E"nd choi""
and prim" $50 n Tao: common ana
medium 200 n 1850: butcher stock.
cows aud hrifcrs 100 n 1850: Gamers
and cutters CTS ii 1nn: StnCkcrS am!
feeders, good rhuic" and fancy selected
llaI a 1922: inferior. common ann mo-
dunn So Il 1l9I. veal calves. good and
choic. 1000 n 1850.
sheep. receipts 5000: spring lamhs -
to 80 cents higher: good Shnrn lambs
strong to ~ cents higher: others ana
sheep steady: fancy owe lambs |" breed
rrS 1850; shnrn lambs choice ana prih"
l7"":5 q 17Ta: medium and good l'o0 ~
100: cuIlS hoo a 1850: spring lambs.
good and choir" 1850 a "0In: ewes
choice and rrim" 13.I Il 1879; medium
and good ll00m 1900; culls 'oo q !on.
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I'm STOCK MARKET

NEW YORK June 1S.-The stock
market was hecalmed today. trading N1-
n1inished steadily after the first hour
with an uncertain drift. although gains
ou,nurabered declines at the ftaSnane
close.
There was again a complete absence
ofN.,certive or airy Developments bear
ing pcrtinentiy upon values. war out-
letins were Of a hopeful tenor ana sec
rotary McAdoo'S statement regarding
the rate OF interest on the next LIBERTY
loan evoked favorable banking comment.
italian exchange continued 70 improve.
rates on neutral countries. hardened
more perceptihly and further imports
from Canada were reported. making
total of sc0.o0o.hoQ from that source
since last week.
So far as important stocks displayed
aiHy tendency at all. they were guided
largely by the irregular course Of such
leaders as United States Steel and other
prominent equipments. also Reading ana
shjpprnss. these comprising fully fifty
percent Of the small turnover.
additional gains in Royal Dutch OH
General Cigars and other highly srecu-
latlvc issues were partly cancelled IN
the gradual setback Of the final hour.
wien tho list yielded again from sheer
inertia. Sales amounted to ae"."n'
shares.
Call money Stiffcn"d in response 70 a
broader inquiry. holding At SIX percent
but time funds for tn" shorter psr!odS
tsSsed. with n" Increase nf supply.
I.ihcrts. hnuGS wsre irregular At the
close after show ing mnderat" strength
hut interna,innalS. mainly British issues.
strengthened Total sales (par value)
aggregated $6.o5n.ooh.
Old United States bonds advanced
from !. 70 !. percent on call.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Williams arc
the proud parents Of tcn-pnund BABY
boy.
Mr.. John I.nnchrrgrr and sister. MISS
Nellie. left today for Wilmington ".
where they are called by the illness OF
thcir aunt.
Mrs. Eva Muldrcw loft yesterday Tor
Woodland, where she will spend few
DAYS with friends and relatives.
Mrs. John Iuc"aSs is seriously III AT
her home in Fifth street
Mrs. IT, NJ. huffman of Massillon Is
spending a few days with friends here.
Mrs. X. r. Burchctt OF Ashland. N.Y.
is expected in this city soon.
Junior Buckley is slightly III at MS
home in Fifth street
Miss Hazel Wnndhurn nf Seventh
street has accepted government posi-
ton at Charleston.
Harry Fullerton Of tho United States
navy IS expected home soon.
Mrs Hilda Dean and Marie Trade
have returned home after spending a
few weeks with friends in Hannibal.
charles Lowe Of Marshall street LETT
Yesterday for parkcrsburE.
Mrs. Ed Murphy Of Fourth street is
seriously i'll.
Harry Cooper Of Sistcrsriile spent
Yesterday in this city.
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THE Days REVIEW
[ Furnished the Intelligcncer by Ihf
Finance co..

Finance lo.)
Dow Jones Bears are taking adran-
taGe Of tho announcement that So.eV"-
oQe 900 of new treasury certificates VIII
he sold TO the banks between now ana
October. It is difficult to see any bear
ish influence in shis announcement.
Financial News Bulletin says: Good
buying Of United States Steel IL report
cd on reactions. and there arc indlca-
lions OF scale down orders TO take Tue
stock below current le>'is. the Scr
rroup continues in earur. Attention ~
being directed 10 the fact that II inc
government is going TO Use the steer pro-
duction capacity Of TIE nation l"I
year, the damming up of othcr IMAM
war orders will l,e huge. and when th'S
arc permitted to be PLACED the ouSiheSS
provided will be enormous.
Specialist gossip SHOWS rTideico IL
good buying of Marine preferred Amer
can Hide and Leather r:|ferrcd.' Repuh-
Ii. Steel. Corn Products. American CT
ron Oil and WHY'S Overland during the
market reactions.
Dow Jones: Some pressure appeared
in American Telegraph and Teieph3n2.
Definite announcement Of financial plans
disposes Of probability that preferred
stock might be authorized. \ stronI
syndicate will undsrwrItc the S4f''o"''V'
convertible bonds.
Recent buying Of Royal Dutch Pctr'-
leum stock in This market has h""'
largely for foreign account. Som' 81 II
has boon Of an urgent character. the
stock being wanted apparently r"Ear"
less of price. One Of tho most persist
ont OF rumors concerning III" demand |.
that tho Royal Dutch Petroleum Co. Is
20 acquire the General Asphalt 20.
which owns oil lands in Venezuela whcr'
the RcylI Dutch Go. already has large
land holdings II also has $500 harrct
refinery al Curacoa ard LOO barre
refinery at Memo -C;raud". Venezuela.
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Butter, Eggs and Cheese

NEW YORK. juno lS.--Euttcr firm:
creamery higher than extras 49, ~
4S'.: Creamery extras t92 sc"r") AK
tirsts 42i. ii 43:4 packing stock cur
rent make. Number =. -.
Eggs. firm: fresh gathered extras 81
q 40: .rcsh gathered storage packed
irs,% 81 n 3Sic: do. regular packed
extra tirsts 81 a 3ni2; do. frsts 80 70
3f.; state. Pennsylvania and nearby
western h"nncry whites fine t" fancy ~
n 40: state. Pennsylvania and nearby
hennery browns 80 n 4%: do. gathered
browns and mixed ""l0rs - Il ~.
Cheese. steady: state. fresh specials
23l. n "a: do. average run @3ts.
Live poultry unsettled: hroi!crs 40 70
so; other prices urquotGd. Dressed
steady: prices unchanged.
Flour unchanged.
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RECRUITING NOTES

vt tho local recruiting stations YcSter-
day there were sixteen applicants and
only three were accepted. these bring ut
the Army office. Private Dean Sncde-
ker. Stationrr at the Marine office. sent
three boys to PITTSBURGH. for final cx-
animation. and those passing VIII he
sent To port Royal. S. c., for training.
Thns" leaving yesterday were Czrn he
Lnun Dickcy. TlarkshurG. W. Va: Err
gene Madden Elm Grove; Larencc o'lHcr
"Rud'' Simpson. of Wheeling.
Scrgcan, Barker ard Corporal 3os-
hart, of tho Army recruiting station.
sent two men tu Columbus for final cN-
animation. Irrcminh T.. Marsh and Ar
thur Il. Peterson.
Private Sncdckcr. OF tho Marines.
stated yesterday Chat all boys between
the ages of Is and - may enlist in the
Marines without the parents consent
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BANKERS MEETING

State Bank Commissioner Smith. OF
Charleston. has called Il meeting or
state bankers and trust companies IL
IarkcrSburG for to-day. Al Inc meet
ing matters viii be considered pertain
ing to the organization and Legislation
for state banks and trust companies.
Alex Mitchell. of the MUTUAL Bank Louis
T. uaIlcr. OF the Citizens Bank ano
Trust Company: Fred. Fox. Of the Secur
ity Trust Company. and others. lett Tor
the meeting Yesterday They were JOIN
OF in Moundsville by Jnmes A. SiGa-
frnSc. thc we'll known banker and VICE
president of the organization.
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Wheeling Boys Now at
Camp Jackson, S, c.

The Il draftces from the city AMI
county. who were sent TO Akron. May
Is. where they entered the government
university for three months special
training, left that city last week anu
arrived Mt Camp jackson. near Column
bIa. =. e.. last Sunday.
The boys arc connected with the Field
Artillery, and arr engaged i'll repairing
rho trucks and cars used in that branch
of the service. Many Of the cars which
they work on are armed. and the local
lads in the final stretch will probably
not hc near the front trenches. but To-
Gated in tn" rear. where tho repair WORK
will keep them in Il zone OF safety.
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SETBACK IN
CORN MARKET

CHICAGO, June 1S.-Crrn underwent
a decided setback in value today largely
owing to the spread Of opinions that the
present growth Of the crop was Tar
ahead Of normal and that serious dam
age from hot weather WAS unlikely.
Prices closed weak. Ia 10 -. cents net
lower with July 1875 to Ia and Aug
ust I453 10 l45is. Oats lost - 10 rs.
In provisions. the outcome ranged from
55c decline 70 an advance OF two cents.
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Briefs and Personals.

Mrs. II. Lawn returned home last eve
ming after visiting relatives in Washing
ton Pa. for several days
Harry Yates. of South Main street is
visiting his mother at Cincinnati for
few weeks.
Miss Hazel Schmit, Of Pittsburgh. was
4 business visitor in this city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. North. Of this city. IL
visiting relatives in Steubcnville for
several days.
Miss Margaret Morris, Of ParkersburS.
is the guest OF friends in this city for
several days.
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DISMISSED PROM ARMY.

WASHINGTON. June lS.-Dismissal OF
Captain Frederick Z. SpanE. Of the
quartermaster corps. after trial by court
martial for selling empty flour sacks
to civilian dealers 1t camp Travis.
Texas, was announced today by the war
department.
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BENWOOD
M.thndIst Rcd Cross.

4 busy session Will h. witnessed to-
day when the members "f the Red Cross
Society Of the Rcnwnud NJ. l.. church
hold their all-day meeting III the Red
Cross rooms AT tho city building. The
earlier part NJ tn" afternoon VIII be
spent IN short business session and
after which The day Will he devoted TO
tho Red Cross diversions.
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TIL" St Matthew's Red Cross Society
will hold their regular meeting to-mor-
row in the Red cross rooms The go
cicty is composed of tho ladies OF the
church who are interested in the Red
Cross work. and who nre doing their
bit" for our country. All members are
urged TO be present.
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MORNING STOCK LETTER.

T'riIHir W'ir, u tn" FInanrC 20.
NEW YORK. June 1S.-rhe morning
rorrrs have no unfavnrabl" news. Tho
financial writer's think yrstr rdaY'S de-
cline due t" tho announcement thai nm
ether bond issue will he launched in Octo-
lrr They rau find nu other reason ap-
rarcntlv. W" should got Il rally to-day.
rhr short interests has increased very
considerably.
HARRIS. WINTHROP e. co.
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PITTSBURGH. June lS.-'attI'.
slow: supply light. Prime 100 10
lISJ.
Sheep. steady; supply light. Prime
weihrr l3@5 II 1875: Gull and common
900 n 500: lambs 1N0" n li"J: veal
calves 100 n $500.
Hogs. active: receipts light. Prime
heavies Ills n I725: mediums and
heavy workers. 1880 n 1875; light y"r"
crs and pigs $40 q 1910; rcuchs 1850
q 1875.
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GRAIN NOTES

TOLEDO. juno lS.-Clorer seed.
prime cash 1900: October 1900.
.Alsike prime cash 1900: Octobtr
Ills.
Timothy. prime cash $50: September
4oTi.; October 400; December 400;
March AS.
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cr,osrHe STOCK LETTER.

Private Wire To This Finance Co.
NEW YORK. Juno lS.--nur market
was Gui"irr To-day hut had a. firm under
tone. There was M fresh ncws I" rf-
fort tho market either way. With con-
tinucd favorable war news VIC look for
higher prices.
HARRIS. WINTHROP & co.
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He1d Practice.

Those taking part In the college
Rclls.' which Is to DO given by the
young people OF the Benwood NJ. L.
church. Sunday evening. held their prac-
tice last evening in the social rooms Of
the church. The play will be rendered
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New York Cotton Market

WHEELING. W. Va. June IS. rs.
Furnished the 1ntclligencer by A. F."
Masten & Co. members of the New YORK
Stock Exchange. National Bank Build
ing. wheeling. W. Va, Louis +. Brand.
manager.
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

WHEELING. W. Va. Juno IS. rs.
Furnished tho 1ntclliscnccr by y. l..
Masten L. Co.. members Of the New York
Stock Exchange. National Bank Build
ing, Wheeling. W. Va. Louis +. Brand,
manager
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Standard Oil Subsidiary Stock

WIIEEllNG. W. Va, Iuuc Is, is.
FURNISHED tho 1utclhgcnc"r by y. L"
Mastcn & Co.. members Of the New YORK
Stock Exchange. National Bank Build
ing. Wheeling. w. Va. Louis T. Brand,
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at Children's Day celebration on Sum
day, June 30. The children are taking
great interest in their parts. and ercry-
thing indicates Of having grand sue
cess.
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N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

WHEELING. ". Va. June Is. is.
Furnished the IntciIigencsr b.: y. L.
s1rs,en X Co. members Of the New York
Stock Exchange. National Bank Build
Ks. Wheeling, ". VA. Louis r. Brand.
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McMEGHEN
Rev. Tyler Spoke.

A large crowd attended the address
given by Rev. S. Roger Tyler Al inc
school auditorium last evening. MT
Tyler spok" on War Savings stamps
and Thrift Stamps.
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

WHEELING. W. Va. June Is. Us.
Furnished tho InlclliErnr"r ny y. f.
Nos,cn L. Co. members Of tho Now York
ctort Exchange. National Bank 1iuild-
ing. Wheeling. ". Va. Louis +. HFano'
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Curb Mining Stocks.
NEW YORK CURB MARKET

WHEELING. W. Va, Jun" is. rs.
Furnished the 1ntclliGenccr by 4. l..
Slastrn e. Co.. members Of the NV York
Stock Exchange. National HanF bulld-
ing. Wheeling. W. Va. Louis +. Brand.
,-~nY
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Cash quotations: Corn. Number ycl-
low 10: Number : yellow l60 q 1853:
Number 4. yellow $50 q 1855.
Oats. Number . white. TN n iSH ;
standard ISL. q TSSt.
Pork nominal. Lard 2+T2. Ribs 22S7
O. "2SI.
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LOCAL STOCKS

WHEELING. W. Va. June IS. lS.
Daily uuotation fist Of the Wheeling
Stock Exchange. compiled Tor lntelf
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PETROLEUM

OIL. CITY. Iune lS.--creiif balances
49, Runs 44.7as: average 1888 Ship
rneats 31.531: average 9?.642. :.
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BANK CLEARINGS

Clcarires for June is. .StlA,9'I..'
Same day last year. 1"1.e9o'"a
The evening leader., 1918-08-27

Who remarked when seven balls
took a base?
The evening leader., 1918-08-27

Floridians turned a deaf ear to our
earnest apepal of last month in be-
half of Florida's homeless and help
less kiddies? 1t doesn't seem possi-
bie-but it's fact. Must our great
work of caring for practically 1000
needy youngsters each year cease? =?
Are the people of Florida going to
TURN THEIR BACKS while HELP
LESS KIDDIES are in distress, when
dollar or two from you and others
will provide good homes for every
one? In the name of God, we BEG
of you to help US RIGHT NOW-be-
fore it is too late.
Very earnestly yours,
MARCUS C. FAGG, State Supt.
"Children's Home Society of Florida,
" 'Florida's Greatest Charity,
"42S st. James Bldg, Jacksonville"
The evening leader., 1918-08-27
JOHN B. STETSON UNIVERSITY
LINCOLN RULLEY, Pho, LittD, LID, President
DnI nd

THE COLLEGE GRADUATE DEPAR ARTAENT Degrees
Arts and Sciences
THE FOR MEN-Twnty-one depart
in all
TEE COLLEGE OF LIBERAL AR FOR WOMEN-A woman dean
separate dormitories
THE COLLEGE OF LAWGaduates practice
nation
COLLEGE ENGNEERINCCoues in engineering leading
degrees.
THE COLLEGE FOR TEACHERS
THE COLLEGE OF misunderstanding, Bookkeeping Shorthand ard
Typewr:tng,
IHE ACADEMY-Pepares for all high grade colleges
SCHOOL MECHANICAL ARTS-For bows and young men,
THE SCHOOL OF MuSlCPiano VIOLIN voice. harmony
chorus work.
THE SCHOOL OF ARTS.
SPECIAL ATTENTION is CALLED TO
l. The Preliminary Course Biology Organic
Inorganic Oh misy Qualitative Quantitate Analysis Ag
cultural Chemistry Mineaogy, Geology,
M;nerclogy. Geology, &C.
2 The Preedca CoursePhyg Biology Anatomy
Histology Zoology Botany neral Chemistry
Organic Chemistry Qualitative Quantative Chemistry Physics
B. The Course for Religious Literature History
English, Psychology, Pedagogy, Ethics,
The evening leader., 1918-08-27
A. b. C. ON THE ANCLOTE.

A stands FOR Anclote, which flows to
the a; also for Arfaras of the
ship company.
B stands for Business, which is now
J going well
&C is for Contracts, Cheesman, and
Chidoster, too;
D is for DO 1T which is taking them
through.
f is for Engineer, w A. Glnn;
F is for Foreman, makes the men
thin.
G is for Good Work, they are all at
it now.
H stands for Heaven, Hope, He'll and
How.
stands for income which our busi-
ness men feel.
J stands for Joiner,
Z stands for Keel.
J. is for Lumber Long Leaf Yellow
Pine;
NJ for Macrenalis, he's building EN-
fine.
N stands for Noblit, the new presi-
dent;
Q is for Overhead, cut down many
cents.
P is for Pusher, he's right on the
job;
Q is for quarrels, leave that to the
frogs.
r is for Reaching, the further the
better;
S is for Sheldon, who goes out to get
her.
T is for Time Clock which each day
tells tale;
U is for U. S. which never has failed.
V is for Vacation-none wants one,
they say.
W is for water all the way to the
way to the bay.
x stands for Ten, though we only
have four.
Y stands for You, watch him go get
some more.
z is for Zest, the workmen all show
it; also stands for Zounds! we
are hell of a poeti