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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1918-12-05
NEGROES STICK TO JOBS.
From the New York Tribune

A stand by the job" record descrv-
OF recognition has been made by Frank
Harris. a negro employed by the Am
crican Rolling Mill Company, of Col
umbus, Ohio, who has worked every
day this year except two days In Jan
uary, one in February and one In June
IL total OF 239 days out OF 243. He
has been continuously employed by the
company since October /, 1904, and
e a 10 veal gold service button.
The four days he has taken off in
Z Ia days OF overtime work.
Albert Jones, another negro, wosked
III consecutive days. days q week
without losing any time, from March
30 to August 10. He TOOK Ave days
of, beginning August 20 TO go hunt-
ing, but is working every day now.
These men work on the pig casting
machine and stuck to their jobs during
the hottest weather.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1918-12-05
Naturally.

wasn't 1t queer they had no suit
able gloves In the store where we
went to buy them?"
Every queer, for gloves r things
supposed to be always on hand"
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1918-12-05

Utilizht ion Of draft boards for Fin
Quoting returning soldiers into work
IL ,isgsd y. nsegnbe1s, OF the 90 ChIeasl
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1918-12-05
its Kind.

81 would like to have a swell luncfl-
con-"
why not try n Of dried apples
and wattr?"
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1918-12-05

Always proud to show white clothes.
Red Cross Ball Blue does make them
white. All grocers. Adv.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1918-12-05

About three minutes after starting
IN argument with a oma a mar real
ICES he is lost.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1918-12-05

For out-of-door writer's Il desk that
band has been patented.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1918-12-05

A cheerful disposition wits more
battles than Il grSncfly one.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1918-12-05

To keep clean and healthy take Docto'
Fferce's Pleasant Pellets. They regulate
liver, bowels Rnd stomach. ADV.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1918-12-05

During the doourtship it is q cast of
suspense with the girl, and a case of
expense with the youth.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1918-12-05
He Knew Her.

Mrs. Figg--I really ought to so to
that club meeting this afternoon, but
/ can't get up enough energy to start.
Figg-Won't 1t help you along #
tell you not to fo?-Boston Transcript.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1918-12-05
STOMACH UPSET?
DYSPEPSIA, AciDiTY, GAS,
INDIGESTION.

Your meals hit back Your stomach
II sour. acid. gassy and you feel bloat-
ed after eating or Won have heavy
humps OF Indigestion pain 81 headache.
but never mind. Here Is instant relief.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1918-12-05

Economy, the poor mans mint
Tfpper.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1918-12-05

Senle spip,slers envy wives, and some
wives eliry spilsiers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-07
REP. VICTORY
HELPS STOCKS

NEW YORK Nov. 6.--Folittcs welded
far moro influence over 1o-days stock
market than any other factor. even me
foreign situation being rcleEaeco 20 the
Background Although the result OF the
conversational elections remained IN
doubt, much OF the buying wes attrie-
ueed to Investment sources,
This was evidenced less by the
strength OF stocks than By the demand
for bonds az various descriptions and
grades. many OF which registered high
es, quotations OF the past year or two.
There wera Few noteworthy exceptions
to the general trend. even the war SEQ
ton Of the stock list displaying liberal
measure Of strength munitions and
equipments closing mostly at gains OF
to points
United States Steel. which has de-
noted professional pressure for the past
fortnight nuctuated on moderate deal
ings between 10lA and lo3%. holding
rirtuslly all its advance at q net Eain
OF "a points.
Rails furnished the oroadest and most
convincing foundation. secondary or non
dividend paying issues responding al
most as substantially as high class
shares which were featured by southern
Pacific at tho years new maximum OF
1865. all but the smallest fraction OF
which was retained.
Shtppings supplied 4 large percentage
Of the sessions dealings. Marine prefer
red losing part OF Its 81 point rise IN
the last hour when the balance OF the
market was at its best under guidance OF
rails and industrtals. Among the IN
active equipments Harvester Company
was conspicuous for it's gain OF SIS
points Sales amounted to $4,000
shares
Tho strength OF the bond market on
the most diversified dealings OF the year
was wholly due 20 rails. IN which spec
ulative issues rose l to ~ per cent.
Liberty bonds were firm. internaiionals
becoming Irregular after 'early gains.
Total sales (par valued aggregated Sli.>
7T5.o0o. Old United States bonds were
unchanged on call. coupon As rising =
per cent on sales.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-07
ash Quotations
FINANCIAL COMMENT
NEW YORK. Nov. E. 1918

Financial Nnws l;uIrtln says: Fur
Their read Just lnrm: III stock market l"h"S
is predicted in wCll-lI!"rm"i uuarlcF>'
where /; IL dhclsrcd that the reAuIuSl-
ment liquidation has not yet RIM us
course. and where IL is Ia!nta'ncd tlrtt
changes to peace conditions now begun
will produce uncertainty ana iFFcSuht'
fluctuations for n time. .
!, is noteworthy that there arc IN
the street IL large number OF active N
restnrS who arr buying because or thr
pracc news and who believe mat Inc
general list has not discounted III" ""H
Of the war. They are In large mum
ocr Of cases supplied with ample sNhI>
ana are reducing III" floating supp!
uf securities by purchasing outright.
II is beng ruinicd ont IN response
ole channels that he present r"Siric-
lions on ihr market ar" making t'r one
of rhc strongest technical positions S"'n
m many months Tor the reasons mat
The h"ari$h element l." cncourhErd o.
,p.rtin--t!In war having been won ana
nrtr'Dt:Sm being nu longer d"i"rrcnt--
and speculative institutions are rurhch
ny The lack Of funds. :" say no; h!hE
o? IA" fact that rh' floating supply al
good securities is steadily beng cut
!nWn hy invest n"nt
The Republican victory. !ndicat!hE Il
soaliii"u government /" handle peace
conditions. complete surrender Of Aus
,r!o and TIN drastic nrmiSticc terms
son, in Germany by tn" Allies. are ~
rr,.trd Ia H." celebrated by II hulii*h
demonstration III Ihr stock market; nut
realizing is indicated III largo volume
IN bulgiug News nj HON" and abroad
now indicate satisfactory peace ma
greater cUniidrnc" in coming events on
The part nf Il large pnrt Of tn" Amrri-
mn people who have favored u c"allt!"n
government is likely 10 h" reflected IN
securities. Int nrnational Mercantile Ma
rinc issues may advance" Sharply
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-07
NURPHY'S LEAD
FOR CONGRESS
IS OVER 5000

Special Dispatch 10 the lntclligcncer.
STECBENVILLE, O., Nov. 6.-Gnoff-
cial and incomplete returns from the
five counties OF the Eighteenth Congress
sional district at l. p. m. to-day sho"
Frank Murphy. Republican. Of Stcuhen-
rillc. elected 10 Congress over w. Il.
Francis. Democrat. of Martins Ferry IL
- predicted that Murphy will have be-
tween soon and 5000 majority.
Murphy carried Columbana. Harrison
and Carroll counties and lost Belmont
by SOS. In jefferson county, expected TO
be the Republican candidates strong
hold. Francis ran unexpectedly strong
Murphys majority being hut S7l.
The complete unofficial vote nf JEFF
rcrsnn county on Congress is Murphy,
6236; Francis. 1875.
The belmont county man kept pace
with Governor Cox in most precincts Of
the county and in the city run ahead or
him The Democrats cut the normal
Republican majurity almost 1.non on the
head OF the ticket. Willis carried the
county by Ola votes. the totals being
Willis, 500; Cox. 1870.
The nryS scored great victory in
Jefferson. rolling up a majority Of 2.c5'
putting Stcuhcnvilc dry by 2o2 votes.
The county totals OH Prohibition are:
For. 6.162; AGn INST 3.S05.
The Wet amendment ran almost an
even race for and against. Returns midi
Gated that thc voters MS n majority did
not understand the proposed refcren-
dunn and II had strong support In dry
districts. The total vote on the rcrcr-
rndum is: For. 4.307; Against. 4.3Ol.
jefferson county elected the entire
Republican ticket, every candidate going
over with handsome majority.
Harry Carpenter Rep. was elected as
Representative 10 the General Assem-
bly, over II. S. overly. Dem, by majority
If 1855. TIL" complete Vote is: CArpen-
ter 5.s"G: Overly. 2.39l.
The remainder If tho Republican
tickle, elected ~ as follows:
Sh"rif:---W. y. Baker.
Clerk nf Courts---Frank Hawkins.
udi,ur---->hcrmar Floyd.
T"casur"r.-Rohcrl Mrl'I"ary.
R"r"r,lrr--S. Clayton Sclah rh'rd
tcrm)
Surv"ynr----.T"hn y T.cnch.
Prosecuting Att"rHrv-Rnr Carpenter.
C"rrnrr--Th"n:aS II. Kirk.
County Comm Henry Rough
or Charles King and Charles !. WaddIc.
Common Pleas Judge Carl II. Smith.
caud date fer SECOND term easily defeat
cd Jay 5. IA ';!cy. Judge Smiths ma
!"rity was . 557.
The romp,oir vote on Supreme Court
Judges III jefferson county was: New
man. c.S1?. Robinson. 1873: Wanampker
400: Crew. @.l0G.
For Stat" Senator the vote was:
Whit" Rep. 55G2: KinSry. Dem. 3.43l;
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-07
SHERMAN SOLDIERS
INSPECTED EACH DAY
Camp Commander Issues Daily InsPe0-
ton and Physical Drill Orders

CAMP SHERMAN. O.. Nov. 6.-Here-
nf,or crnnnauy commanders will inspect
their companies every morning 'nt HlSI
ton minutes after assembly for dr1l'.
Rr,gadicr General Matthew G. smith
In his instructions. urged that company
commanders exercise care and see tha'
tho men arc neat in their appearance"
shoes cleaned and polished equi pm'nt
cleaned and properly adjusted anu 'ha'
tho uniform hat especially is proper!
worn. As much Of tho ton minute pcrl'u
as possible will be utilized Tor snort
exercises in the manual or arms
General Smith has also dirccteo ina
during cold weather all instruction OF
an lnnctivc character appearing on IN"
schedule of drills he broken at intervals
Of not more than ton minutes i"r e''';i
gctic exercises. such as double timing IN
place Of swinging Of arms. running ~
small circles and like drills.
Eight men who were indicted by thor
locnl draft boards in Pennsylvania. anc
West Virginia for duty rs clerks ana
sent 10 Camp Sherman to be oplfIttco
and inoculaied were today directed 10
ronort to their respective boards for
duty They are Brooks Chaplin. West
Union. Pa. T.. y. Davis and {. II. Fills.
Charleston. w. Va. {. +. Howard, ray
cltoville. W. Va: G. w. Hipes. summer
VILE. w. Va; X. kinCard. GrantSr!'le' "
Va; F. W. Riggs, ST Marys. W. Va; (.
J. Weaver. Fairmnnt. W: Va.
Nary \. Goldman. base h"Spital
nurse has been assigned 10 dur! III
Wheeling. where she will assist III COM
batting tho Influenza epidemic.
Stanley \. S;anlow*l;i. Of pittsburgh,
a limited service man. has been assigned
To duty in the shot department OF the
consrr,nl and reclamation depart
!ncpt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-07
BETTER TEACHING IS
TO Be SLOGAN HERE
State Teachers Association Meeting
to Be Held Here November 27th
to 3oth Inclusive.

TIL" detailed program for the State
Teachers Association meeting to be
held in Wheeling November 27th. 2Sth.
c9;h and 3Dth have now gone to press
and in few days copies will be IN the
hands of he teachers throughout the
state. With the general theme Of the
program ~ one bearing upon Better
Teaching" and with representative edu-
ca:nrs from all parts OF the Union on
III" list Of speakers. tho interest In this
annual convention IS widespread and In
Gica;cs large turnout Of the state
teachers
Prominent among the leading edu-
Gators who will address the convention
are such mru ns DR.. 4. NJ. McElroy, OF
Princeton University. educational d.
rector of the National Security League:
DR.. G. p. Colgrovc. president Of Upper
Iowa University: Prof. Earl Barnes, Of
Philadelphia, and President Keith, OK
the Indiana (paD State Normal School.
Local arrangements for the meeting
ere in :hr hands Of Superintendent
{. T.. Citizens. who has 4 lnrGc number
Of local committees working on the va
r!ous details of the gathering. No et-
fort is being spared to maze the visit
Ing teachers welcomed and comfortable
in the city. The general sessions VIII
he held in the High School auditorium
and the sectional meetings at various
places within a block OF the main ses-
si0ns.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-07

Misses Margaret Jones. Hcrnlrr faF-
mcr and Lucia Dnyl" spent TucSHay III
MuurdSvllc
Miss .Ioannr prt"rshaw. ni Rrookside
was The guest Of Mrs. L. Srllncr "cd-
n">day. , ~,
MISS Marguerite Sharp Is slightly III
AZ her hnrl. on Caldwell street.
Edward Goodwin was business Fisl-
tor In Wheeling yesterday.
Mrs. +. T. Rest. OF the kefter hotel.
was removed 10 the Glendale hnsnitai
this morning
Many people Of this city spent yeStnr-
day in MnUndsvillc. seeing the soldier
train off.
NJ. CnrtwiII has returned after
spending few days with his mother al
East Liverpool
Mrs. Ernest thinner. OF Tenth street
was visiting friends in Wheeling yes
icrlay
business visitor her" yesterday.
4. r. Wratfnll III lfaltimnr". is spend
Ing few days with his family IN the
Tho many friends Of John Fish, Of
Pittsburgh. will hc sorry TO learn that
he liz seriously Ill.
Mcssrs !. F. Young md Everetts Far
kcr left this morning for Fish Creek
where they will spend several days
hunting.
Messrs Harold White and Howard
Thonen have returned home after spend
ing a few days in Moundsvtlle.
Miss Agnes Lemon is spending sew
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-07
BETHESDA

A social event Of the week Is the
Gu :. ~. '''. Mt,id:Hg ut the PLEASANT
home g; Mr.. and Mrs. MaHcGl MilcH%.
Their adopted dauEh'rr Mss MA'i Er, p
Watkins Of Cleveland. on Wednesday
evening. \ few Uf ~ Intimate tricnhS
were present. Miss Marie is one OF Ee,
Ihcsia's popular YOUNG indI's 1 Ti..vn u
l?rd. She has tn: best wishes OF hrs
many friends here for u happy married
Mrs. Alii& Palmer is quite Ill at her
hr,Mo on Second street.
Mr. Arthur Kelly. Of Akron. is visit
fnr his parents. MIR. and Mrs. a. o.
Kelly. uf Main street. 81.
Mr.. Carl MrKt"lry end family Wis
tied Mr.. j." Cir""ns recently.
Bessie Lynn. NJ Ii?di; .rshurE Is SLOWLY
;n,royiue from injuries received from
Miss Irene Patterson Of Bcllaire is
spending som" time WIN Mr.; ana TSor Mrs'
Sherman Glasgow. Of Epwnrth fark
Til. remains If Mrs. Ida SiuhbS were
brought here Friday 10 tho hume Of her
fat''cr. Marshal a. y. Mc"rc. Of Rail
road street. and were inferred OH SAT,
urd"y AT Ehcrez'r. she was nhr liz.
and lived NJ Cleveland. Her death Pc &c,
cured on Wednesday from the dreaded
Influenza She Was one or 5eihcSaA =
popular young Indies nnc mad n'hh!
mise. Her brother. Mr.. Harrison. or
Camu sherman. attended III" funeral
The runrraI over the rcmninS OF ~
I l!snn. liltlr son Of Mr. ana Mt; "p,
the family HON" on Sunday, The ~.
neral was private. hut he HUE oud>
was p!accd AT the window. where IN"
I:,~, ,",k WAS taken ny many friends.
HIS death occurred after lew DAYS
I.h. mnry IF rmI'S here or Mr. Leland
Nurphv. If Cincinnati. regr"i In near
Of his death. which occurred AZ ~"
home OF his fathrr-In-law. Mr.. Et'
Frost. If belmont. II" was the CON
Mrs. ]. a. Brannrn and Mrs. Mnlilr
i}rus w"rc in E"llairr M Friday al
tending III" funeral rf a friend.
Concord Monday. after spending M I
Mrs. tmircI Lucas. Of Marl" avenue
MR. d. V. M"rris"n Of Mani. avenue:
Marti rims Ferry vas called hvc satrr-
Iay In consultation with Dr. phillips
MR. Clyd" i:aflcy is critically III Mt
| tho home Of his mother, Mrs Rebcrca
Mrs. Harriet Kitchener. Of Main street,
! has moved To E.llaire. Ter cau2ht"r.
! Miss Mabel has accepted position
ut MoundSvllc.
Mr.. \. NJ. Gregg. wife and dnuTntrr'
| Miss Nellie. spent Sunday In BSllnirr.
the guests "f their dauGhtcr-in-law.
John Kild"w and Rohnr, Law. have
/ accepted positions in Wheeling.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Myers. Of Belmont,
| were callers here Sunday.
Mr.. Leach and daughter Mrs.
| VIII Leach. and two children. Of Wheel
Ing. motorcd here m Sunday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-07
LEFT DESTITUTE BY
RETREATING AUSTRIANS

ITALIAN HEADQUARTERS IN
EASTERN ITALY. Nov. G.-l'""rlrs Nv
INK in the district occupied by INC Nus
TRANS rast III the l'iavc rDer were i"it
in Il destitute" condition when thr alli"h
advance drove the enemy eastward.
Major Julius Roth. chef "t the tratHr
supply I'm tho department az the Amer
icnn Rcd Cross, says that AT ConeElinno
md Nitlori tho population was starving
when the American Red Cross trucks ar
rived. At CunElann III" people rushed Z"
pick up beans and grains nf rio" which
drnnncd from the trucks going through
the town. Ther" waa no. single candle
nor 4 door knob loft by the Austrinns.
Many stories nf Austrian brutality are
h"lng told. Frrrucin Brrninc. relative
OF the widely known playwright. whose
home was occupied by Austrian officers
SAYS that an English aviator hwose ma
chine fell near the house, was kicked to
death by tho officers. In numerous m
stances italians who ycra taker. J. r
wore mutilated and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-07
Must Return Thousands
OF the French Civilians

FAIRS. Nnv. 6.--NI"r" than 5000 r"r-
Sons Of Lille have p"tit!"n"d III" rector
at the University of Lii" /" request tn"
French government I" call upon Ger
many {" return To relatives and ch.ld"n
who were carried away during the Ger
man occupation of The city and held in
defiance Of international law. The r"u-
tons says:
We are tortured by IN" thought tlat
our children w"r" carried away by II
horde of harhnr!anS. Exposed TO IN"
will q! hcurlicSs men and weakened ny
four ycnrs of i.r.va,i0n they ar" exposed
tu all the fatigue. all the dangers and
all tl.. mi$"ri"S ii IN army fleeing in
disorder.
Tho p"titiun has been transmitted to
President To!ncArc. VIII" Will lmm"diat"-
" take steps L. investigate th'' situation
Of which complaint ~ Hladr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-07
CHANGE 400 BONDS
INTO 41A9o ISSUE
roAy rs LAST CHANCE FOR HOLD
ERS OF FIRST AND SECOND LIB
ERTY BONDS TO CHANGE
THEM.
Treasury Department Urges All Bond
holders to Act at Once In
Matter,

Today is the last day that. holders
4; bends OF tho Frs; Liberty Loan
and 80 bonds Of the Second Liberty
Lean into a. &C bonds; Tho United
states treasury urges all holders 10 aci
;n.. pnirf ~ conversion NOT later than
Saturday. tnry therefore must be placed
here. MOI Later than today.
This is the las: call for conversion
OF the bonds and there Will be no AL
L,,ional notice given and it is there
fore tho desire OF the government Il"
have tn: holders act al once. There
are uu;,. ii number of holders In th%I
Wheeling district and they are urge"
Ia attend 10 this matter today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-07
SUGAR.

NEW YORK Nov. G.--Th" lOCa! mnr-
knt for raw sugar waS si"ndy "nd Nh-
changed at -" for rcHtrlingil Ih"r"
Is stllI cunsid"rnh!" old crop sugar IN
Cuht awaiting shipment AMI II Is gen
orally hrli"vcd in Iii" trnd" that this
will be removed before thu new crop
commences TO arrive in volume. To-day
tho committee reported purchases Of &c.
900 bags OF Cuban.
In refined The demand Is. OF fair pro-
portion and prices Uro unchanged ut DC
for fill, graduated.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-07
Toledo Grain

TOLEDO. OHIO. Nov. G.--Clovnrsn"l.
prime November S24.i5; p"ccmh%r
$3.50; January S24.SQ: February $500:
March s24.S0.
Alsike, prime cash $500; December
s14.05: March 5000.
Timothy. prime cash. old, $5.NH; new
April $40.
FINANCIAL PAGE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-07
Ras Been Over the Top Twice.

Mr.. McCahr rrcr!vcd word from his
brother. Smmllrl McCab". who is now in
France. stating that hc had been over
the top tw!c" and WAS preparing to 20
again. He snys he likes everything fine
nNrr thrre but To- give him lhe states.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-07
LIVE STOCKS
PITTSBURGH LIVE STOCK.

PITTSBC INCH. Nov' 6.-THllI" sl"aHE;
supply light. Prime $lh.jn q 1910.
Sheep steady: supply fair Prime
wethors $ln51T 1l.Iu: culle and c"In-
mon 3.5n II 500: lambs $1,000" Il lG.2j:
vcni calves $lS.0oGI!H.5n.
Hogs steady; receipts - double
decks. Prime h"nvl"s mediums AMI
hcnyy Yorkcrs Sls.Gnfi lS.40: light York
rnuyhs s1+.0nI 1850.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-07

The influruaa situation IN this city
continues To grow worse. Seven now
cases were reported yesterday. All
homes whore tho disease exists have
q card marked Contagious disease at
Iurhrd t. lhr house. which will doubt
less prevent the spread Of the disease.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-07
Die JUMP IN
CORN MARkE I

. CHICAGO. Nov 6.-ProSprcts or
greatly enlarged food requirements Tor
Europe led To hig advances to-day IN
quotations on change here. corn ran
UP Sk cents II hushcl and closed strong
al n net gain of IN To Is cents, with
December sl.21E TO Sl.2lis and January
81 onl. 10 sl.2S&. Oats. climbed IA 10
IN cents and provisions 3Gc to SEQ
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-07
,7m59!gc: packing stock current make

,, q ag &c: PHCkTHE slVCN' CUT C''V I1'"1s''
40. ., 3Si.c.
Eggs strong: fresh gathered extras
sc 4! &C: fresh gathered regular packed
extra flrSlS 63 a iIc: do. iirSls 59W &C;
state, Pennsylvania ana nearby western
ncnncry whites. fine To fancy. !6cG 81 ;
.toir i.rnnsylynuia and nearby henncrv
browns asa IiC: do. gathered Drown us
and mixed coiors jSm67c.
Cheese firm: state. fresh. specials
sea-: do average run Sl1ac.
I've poultry irregular; chickens 2sc;
fowls 2>u SIC; old ruustrrs -: luT-
kcys Era %Jc Dressed quiet: prices un-
changed.
Elour unchanged.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-07
MANY Receive Labels.

Quite n number "f the pupils Of this
riry received labels from their soldier
boys in Franc" Yesterday and to-day
stationed at tn" Carroll pharmacy were
Kept busy hnnI;ng ont boxes 10 those
who had labels.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-07
McMECHEN
Adiutipnd Tn-aCe,

Ella Norris. rf this city. was adjudCed
insane vest crday. and hnS been confined
To the county Jail pending her removal
to tho state insane hospital Mt Weston.
Sh" WAS taken on Il lunacy charge in this
city Monday evening
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Gets Six Months.

Rricc Ingram was urrcslcd M0NdnY
evening ut tn" McMcch"n car barn for
III" ,4"ln,ion Of the Yost law. He was
arr,.s, ri and got Il fine Of 81 and COSTS
for drunkenness and $40 and six mont ms
in nil for violating the Tcst law.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-07
Res,cnef1 as Mail Carrier

Isaac Black. mail carrier on the route
between Shrrrari and McM~hcn. has re-
Will be- discontinued Tho mail will BE-
carried by Cluud Black. Ia the postntficc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-07

4 numh"r Of The local boys received
cards Tuesday stating 10 report ht the
MuuniSvillr draft headquarters y"Sicr-
day for cXaminat ion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-07
New York Cotton Market

WHEELING, w. Va, Nov. 6. rs.
Furnished the IntclliGcncer by A L.
Mastcn l. Co. members OF the Now York
Stock Exchange. National iinnk Build
ing. Wheeling. W. Va. Louis +. Brand
manager.