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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-06
STOCKS AND BONDS.
CAMERON

Tho remains IF {. VI. Johnston. were
L,ourhi Ia his rlacc from his late nome
in Moundsvillr yesterday ana llllttic1 ~
the Cameron cemetery. ne la'l'',s t
merry resided here ana MANY soa..'5
about tho city erected hy the dec"ilsco
still stand as monument TO ms Tietil-
ory After leaving this place Inc lhih-
iI, wrnl To Colorado where they re-
sided for several years, but later re-
turned and since coming back nave re-,
sided in MnundSNilIc. l)"ccascd VII Z"
wears old. Many friends Of thr lahI!
i,or.; regret Ia learn Of his death.
wnrd was received in this city this
morning If the death Of John kampsey.
which occurred at WayncshurE IL II
said that he had gone from ms monte u,
Greene county. Ia, 10 WayicsnurS ai.u
: dropped dead while "ntInE brHakiaat ~
hotel Deceased. was nr"'hei VI
Mrs. n. \. Hicks. Of this place
Several hunting parties from TINS cry
will organize and 60 into calnn As soon
nc The hunting season comes in. How
ry,r going To the war has broken UP
several clubs which usually went camp
iur and hunting at this season OIL Inc
year. 81 =
+: 9. FIark. If Bridgeport. ILL.,. has
moved his family tn this plac" ana VIII
engage. IN tho oil business.
Tho Elm. Bnnnrll music store cross
TLi tNr Slfrcl itEaIH HcStHiH.!, 49, -,
back ~ the Howard building IFoIi
wh"ncc it came but few days ago ~
was ut first Intended |" Fachte tnc ~
ncr location SO that the owner. ChhIies
Howard. could on"n store mere pu.
after considering all Things. hiEn COS
OF goods and the war Included VT. NV
ard has decided tn open no store I'LL
thu war is over.
II. Rrichcrtcr has closed mis- tail'r
shop and will seek other employment
Ill the war Is over
Paul Tough. Raymond +. f'sh an"
Lewis Clark w"r, tho b"!f !!"Ln l.tiS
place Oh the troop tran! lhat paSsso
her" this morning hnuhn LOT Nunp -
1h" public schools opened on Scheouls
time Tuesday morning. Inc cnro''I,'hI
is rrartlrnily inc same ~ iaS. ;,'
several boys from Inc Lilrn Sill. w.,
Guiding NV" 81 Inc teachers nay Ell
Ia the war. IE"r" nF' no Na.;Lhc.rS ~ 'Ir
corps Of i"hrfrrS IN r'h'r tnc 81 90 ~,
thr high school. but inc apSthce VI SUI,
If IN" h"ys i'll til" hl6h School can DC
noticed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl NoweIi ar" at
BarncsVillr visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Sinsel ana Mt
and Mrs. carl Walton. m"lorch |"
MnundSvill" TUESDAY ana spent tllt u'A
with friends. They were acc"Ihra't,co
home by their aunt. Mrs, Emma HICKS
who will visit FRIENDS mere: ,,,r,
MIS-. Il. il. NuSS uHu illll' utuhhbN''
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ARMSTRONG'S Nails

gas we'll was drilled In on tho Z.
T.. Sull farm last week.
Mrs. L. D. Piper and cniidren. Q!
Shadysidc. spent Jew days the guest
OF her father Miles Harter. =.
Miss Vera Schall is the guest or MISS
ITrrda Clithcro this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Parker ana llttIc
daughter, spent Sunday the guests o.
Mir and Mrs Robert Mobley.
MIR. and Mrs. Henry Scattcrday were
Wheeling shoppers Wednesday,,
Mrs. Emmett Groves or SHADY sac. IS
is the guest Of her sister. Mrs. Cnarles
j"hn Bishop and son Herbert. Of Seffs
spnnt Saturday And Sunday the guest
az his brother Bert Bishop. -
MIR. and Mrs. \. G. Tracy and son
Hoy,Ic, Misses Dora and Elra Nopleyj
we're callers at ST. Clairsviuc and May
Mr. and Mrs. Fielding Parker spent
Sunday the guest OF FLIP Parker ano
James Phillips and VIM. Porter OF
Key. wore the guests OF T.. T. scatter
day Sunday.
Ramsay and Mildred Durrigg attended
The county Sunday school convention rs
Martins Ferry last week -
Fred Moore has sold his farm TO 4
G. Perkins and expects 10 locate in
Belmont. Posters are out announcing
his public sale September 20.
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Dov- Jones: Strength in Steel stocks
reflects in part belief that there VIII ne
some changes in schedule or prices W
conferences called by war industries
board for September 18th.
Announcement that railroad CONTRACT
would be, in its final form will b" READY
during afternoon caused no denohSlVa-
ton in rail group. Prices were irrcEu-
lar. -
Hide and Leather preferred SOLD, off
n: Comou ruled firm. There has ncen
investment switching Of preferred INTO
the common.
Allis Chalmers declared regular quar-
terry diyidcnd OF ~ per cent on pre-
ferred stock and usual ~ ono tTr
cent on back dividends. hoth TftSLpc
October Is to stock record september
80.
Financial News Rulletin: ACCORDING
10 gossip noted in some quarters OF inc
strr,.. tho 1915 draft call is reported I"
have been put in operation prior 70 lrt
fourth Liberty loan IN order 10 li.iiN'
n,rsonu sense OF duty ~ pr*ctlo3iy
every citizen 10 subscribe as heaHll! as
possible for the protection OIL MS own
internSts bringing the war nome W
Zach Individual as never before on ac-
count of relationships Involved.
Interest is growing in Mexican Petro-
leurn. Predictions from brokerage chan
nels closely affiliated with the people
connected with oil factors. arc very Or
riroistic. They say Mexican conditlohs
arc improving and favorable dlfIdcnu
acS;on Is likely later in the year. Moth
me &c obt,ainable as to dividend prom
ises. "Oil stocks have not rcccl%ed the
n,Icntion due thcm." SAYS leading in
SriturrDn.
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CLOSING STOCK LETTER
From Logan & Bryan to a E. Mastcn

From Logan & Bryan to a E. Masten &
Co. BY Private Wire.
NEW YORK Sept. 5.-AS general
rule the list was lower with pressure on
Steel being conspicuous. seemingly the
recent sharp advance served to eliminate
IL goodly portion Of the short account
who might be forced TO cover around
prevailing levels.
A favorable feature was the announce
ment TO the effect that the rails COM
pensation contract had been consum-
mated and would be published this al
tcrnoon. Tint carriers in short order
will be able to, adjust their financial
structures and resume in many instances
the payment Of dividends which were
deferred. Liberty 4 = of the third OF.
fering were cunspicuOusly strong and
the advancing tendencies thereof Seem
cd to signify initial preparations with
respect TO the flotatinn OF the next i'll
stallmcnt Of the loan. Money condl-
tions remained unchanged, and until
there Is some distinct sign of alterations
in that quarter tn" tendency Will no
doubt prevail 70 accept moderate turns
when dealing on the lonG side. though
it - generally agreed that the trend
Of security prices despite minor rcac-
tions is likely TO DO i'll the direction or
higher prices
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LOUISVILLE

Mr.. and Mrs. B. NJ Lopez spent Tues:
da, ut Belmont
phosr who continued their course Mt
thr st. rlairsville high school this week
wcr" Sadie Hare. Doris Mcpherson and
Donovan Hart who enter the Junior
rlnsS and those who entered the Fresh!
man class were: William Shepherd
Milncr. vii ;nn Lopez. Cornell Lopez.
benjamin Grady. Ina Mae Humphrey.
Irene Richards and Laura Bell Bigley..
Mrs. d. y. Loudan and SON. Frank
Pollock. Of Painesvllc. are visiting at
tn. home OF the formers parents Mr..
and Mrs. J. 4. Atkinson.
Willard Roscoe George and william
Clyde Clark will enter Ohio State Uni
vcrsity ut Columbus. Ohio. this fall.
taking an engineering course
Schools nTrncd here Tuesday win
Harry Slnc as teacher.
Miss Florence Estcp has returned TO
her home here after a visit with her
brother Harry in Canton.
Frank Urban has quit working FOR
". ]. Mcpherson In Rannock on &C.
count Of his having to enter school
here.
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Will Protest Against
Fixing Price Of Cotton

WASH NGTON. Sept. {. - Senators
from the cotton growing stat" at con-
f"r"nC" today decided D. protest TO
President Wilson against any action by
tn" war industries board looking to the
fixing Of cotton prices. TIL" senators
hop" Ia soc tho President tomorrow.
Chairman I:aruch. of tn" war indust-
riCS board anuu!nr"d yesterday that %
cnmmittr" soon would Ia. appointed with
the approval If tho President to WISH
the cotton growing states ana inquire
into the "udvisability and feasibility
Of StahilizinE cotton prices for the pro-
lection Of both the producers ami CON-
suntrrs and of handling IN" crop =" mat
the nccds Of the United States ana the
allies rould hc met"
Tho hoard decision resulted from the
sharn deterioration Of the crop in JulI
and Angus, caused by severe drought
over the holt.
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McMECHEN
Farewell Party.

4 farewell marty VA. given Tuesday
evening ny. III" owl Club" At III" home
of Miss LuttIc Fcli" "r Fourth street:
in honor Of Harley Wilmington. arid
Linn"l Andrews. two members OF The
"lu!'. who len for camp L"r September
fourth. the "v"ninI: being devoted 70 All
manner ri amuscmcni". At Il season
ahl" hour a lanly thrr" course lunch
rnu was served. Th" happy group broke
UP NJ II lat" hour, AMI tho two young
mon were sent "m their way with III"
most heartfelt wishes tor u safe return
Til ~" present were:
AfiSscs--Ntstcna Spears. llilda Fcite
Rose Tuskcy. Martha Shaw. Nellie
Sturrns. Wilma Cunningham. Jane CoCh-
RAM. Nell Cnrhran". Cora ConAway,
Maud Conway. Eleanor Johns. Lotuc
Frtic.
Mcssrs.--IIarlry Wilmington. Lionel
Andrews. Irwin I'"it". Alfred Howard,
VIM. Cnchran". IT," Osborne. Herman
Muldr~w. Harry Muldr"w. Harrison
Hawkins. Ralph Sihuris. John English,
ross COX
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RITTER. EGGS AND CHEESE.

NEW YORK. Sept. 5.--Buticr strong.
creamery higher than extras 5nE 81.
Al: q 49is; packing stock. current
mako. No. .. 35
Eggs steady: fresh gathered extras
IL % So; receipts "2.G9G cases. Fresh
gathered regular packed eXlT9l ftrStS Is
"a so: firstS "A ~ Al: state, l'cnnsEl-
vania and nearby western hcnnery
whites. fine 20 fancy. G2lm e.: state.
Pennsylvania and nearby henncry
browns "a n 81; d.. cathcred- brown
and mixed colors rs q 81.
cheese firm: state. whole milk. flats.
fresh specials - % 21h: do. avcrlg.
run 261z.
Poultry. live. irregular; chickens Il
6f "a; fowls 20 ii So: old rooSt"rS %;
turkeys 2S Gr IS. Dressed steady and
unchanged
Flour unchanged.
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CHICAGO GRAIN.

CHICAGO. Sept. 6.--HngS. receipts
terdav's Average: one load S20l0 late
Butchers 1901 q 1885; light 'l9,23 q
20.l0: packing 1926 n 1900: v"uEhs
1880 a 1890: pigs. good and choic"
Cattle, receipts $4,000; native and
Cattle, receipts $4,000: unity" and
western steers with weight Zoe To 25c
higher. COWS and heifers steady: calves
strong. Beef cattle. good. ch"ic" and
prime 6.S5 q 1910: common and hcdi-
una 1850 o 1886: Butcher stock. COWS
and heifcrs. 7.GI q .l4.2i; clnn"rs and
cutters sos n 7.Gj: stockors and feed
-rS. good. choic" and fancy. l1.H' n ~
hn:infcror common and medium son IT
HOO Veal calves. good and choice
ism q 1878.
sheep receipts 24.nn0: fat classes
STEADY 10 l5c lower: feeders steady
Lambs choice and y.rin" GT."I ." 1890:
m.diun,s and good l6.nh " lT.".; Culls
1910 n 1880. Ewes: rhniC" and prime
ll.5O n l2.N0: medium and good los
q ll.a0; culls 400 a. 500
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CLOSING STOCK LETTER.

Prices sagged n triiTc today but me
result Of dullneSS rather than any CT
fort to liQuidatc or dcpreSS the market.
RumprS that the railroad agreement
would be announcer this afternoon wcrc
in circulation hut not confirmed. Tho
coppcrs were firm on some idea that
the price would be again advanced III
Novcm bcr. Generally tho market be-
havcd we'll and on any further decline,
We think can be bought
HARRIS W1NTHHOFs& co.
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Tors \ full membership Is expected to
PERSONALS.

Charles McClartlc. prominent man OF
his civ. is confined at his home WITH
severe attack Of tonsiiiuS.
Mrs. n. T. Morgan will leave tomor;
rnv for postbay. Ohio. where she Will
Wrssrs Harry Kefter and Henry
Sirhtincalc arrived home last evening
after an extended visit at Murfreesooro
Tennessee J.. A.
Harley Thornton has returned to AZ
Harry IIieGs has returned to his
home in ParkcrsburE after brief vfsit
y
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In EnQinnd.

Word WAS received here yesterday
stating that Benedict Murphy had ar
rived SAT- IN England. Benny WIS pop
ular around This vicinity. His many
fplJndS wish him success.
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Safe nOVer There"

The many friends Of William Boslcy
will b. clad In ielrn Of his safe arrival
over seas Boslry waS one uf the most
popular mon of this city and his lnany
friends wish him success.
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Ladies Aid Society,

District No. of tn" Ladies Aid So
ricty Of tn" NJ T.. church will h" enter
tanned ut the HON" If Mrs. Flanagan
his evening. Every member is expect
ed Ia ~. present.
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C. ". B. II

The e. W r. NJ. Of the First Christ
ian church moi Wednesday evening
The evening was devoted to selecting
officers for the coming Year.
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Standard Oil Subsidiary Stock

WHEELING. W. Va, Sept. 5. '1S.
Furnished the l2;eiiigencsr by a. E
Nas,cn & Co.. members OF the New York
Stock Exchange. National Bank Build
Ing Wheeling. w. Va. Louis +. Brand,
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New York Cotton Market:

WHEELING. ". Va. Sept. ). 'lS.
Furnished the lntelligencrr by A E
Mastcn & Co. members or the New York
Stock Exchange. Nntiona, Bank Build
ing, Wheeling. w Va. Louis +. Brand.
manaSc:
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Curb Mining Stock1.
TOLEDO GRAIN,

TOLEDO. phl" Sept. J.--Cl"rrrsr"G
mime october 1916. D"r"rnb"e i?.j1
FEBRUARY 1880: March 1850.
Alsike prime October 1875; n"r"tn-
Aerr1e 90: Mar~h 1915.
Tiroo,bv. prime cash TN: Sen:cmb"r
m. October 492,t p"r"n,b"r i.g2 =
April S.n2A.
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Ny. STOCK EXCHANGE

WHEELING. W. Va. Sept s is
rs'rnishsd the Intelligencer by A. T.
Nasten 4 Co.. members Of the New ioIA
stocs Exchange. National Bank Bullc'
tnr wheeling. W. Va. Louis :. htano'
manager.
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NEW YORK CURB MARKET

WHEELING. W. Va, Sept. D, IL.
Furnished the intcllsenccr by A f
uasten & Co.. members Of the New York
stock Exchange. National EanE Build
Ing. Wheeling. W. Va. Louis r Brand
oep.lr
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PRICE Of CORN
CLOSES HIGHER

CHICAGO. Sept. a.--FallirG Off OF no.
tees OF country consignments NOR" than
counter balanced in the corn market to-
day the fact that frost predictions had
failed Although unsettled. the iin'Hh
WIS NC to &c net higher. with Sopt"m-
b.r s155ss and October Sl.ji 4 10
sl.51l l.. oats closed unchanged 10 sc
lower. and provisions unchanged to
decline Of - cents.
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THE Days REVIEW
Furnished The Intclligencer by The
Finance Coz
rxopN1NG STOCK LETTER

Tho morning news is all lo the good
The market may hcSit;it" until W" see
how money is supplied but We do NOT
look for much. il any. d"c'ln" JUS! now
and rather expect higher prices today.
HARRIS WINTHROP & co.
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

WHEELING. ". Va. Sept. ). rs.
FURNISHED tk,. Int"l.tSenccc py A l.
, Mastcu & Co.. rrernbers OF the New York
Stock Exchange. National Bank Build
Ing. Wheeling. W. We. LOUIS +. Brand,
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Get In School.

All children under the age nf fifteen
must report ut school This Is one Of
the school laws and must be complied
WITH
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

WHEELING, W. Va. Sept. 5, is.
Furnished the Intclligcncer by a. n
Masten * Co.. members of the New York
Stock Exchange. National Bank Build
ing. Wheeling, w. Va. Louis T. Brand,
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AnEio rcpcH = -" - - g -
Lib. Lean 81 s.. .lplH@lrL"os t"AH-. lVi :!
do lst -. spa 20 o. .A.;9I 30
do md 81 30 ~ A. VI :6 II. 50
do LIST ~. \" s95 "a 81 %:.?5.n1
do md 81. 50 - 4nl3t .r,a4 IS
do srd y, * III - 60:25 Uog1-GU
r"ial sales ~. 50" shares.
Bonds SHovV,upu.
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cash VuotatinNS;
-t.oru-No. yellow S1.6S: No : yellow
s16Om1,e5; No. 4 yellow Sl.55 a l.eh.
OatS--No. white IQG 19}2c; standard
70Is T71c
Pork-Nominal.
lard-$2G.1Q.
Rihs-S23.I a 2d.o5.
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57D CASUAL TIES IN TWO ARMY
AND ONE MARINE LIST TODAY

John J. WcSolowski, Mount Earmcl.
Ia.
Thnmas Woods. Export. Ia.
PriVatrS--
James ltr Davis, SlatinEtnn. Pa
I:urr Trrbcr. Ross county, q.
Herman t.. Brown, SykcsvIli". Nd.
Peter Israel. Washington, ia.
= Lester G. Ramsey, Sleith, W. Va.
Doy Riddle, Petroleum, ". Va.
wounded IN Action degree Undeter-
niped.)
Lieutenant John Atkinson. Carlyle. Pa.
Private Peter. Wi"drr. ihlladciphih.
l'iL.
Missing IN Action.
Corporal Glen H. Fritz. Williams port,
Md.
. Mechanic John Johnson. Akron. q.
PrivatcS--
George I!arannrk. Ram"y. Pa
William NJ. Corners scranton. Pa
Fred s. .1ninelt. Philadelphia. n
Hobert L. McAItster, Sulner1do, w.
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~TRnIEUM.

OIL CITY. Pa. Sept. 5.--'rcdli bal
anccs 81 Runs IS. rs: average ip.n!i.
Shiomcnts 36.l3S: average 37.6S5.
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FIRST ARMY LIST.


Killed In Action.
Lieutenant Charles Allen Hammond
Port Huron, Mich.
l'riva!eS:
John H. Snyder. Irwin. IA.
George W. Marshall. Time. "a
Louis T.. Scifcrt. Warren. Pa.
Louis Gordon. Philadelphia, Pa.
Died Of wounds Received in Action
Lieutenant Harold Clinton "asEat'
Died Prom Accident and Other Causes.
rrlratcS--
Paul T.. Burton. Oberlin q.
Jesse Nand"grif,. Philadelphia. Pa
Wounded Severely.
Cartain .Iaulcs. Van hyk" Nelson
Licutcnlnts---
ut;o Carlson. Albany. Mo.
Jorod William Day. Ashland WIS.
wayne S. Shuttleworth, Fnirmont'
Louis winans spauldilG. Eoston'
Mass. =,
Nlarnry 4. Wiley. WOODBURY., Ia
Ernncis NJ Long. rarrnllt"n, Gn.
Sergeant Lawrence |. L'nk"rhcImcr'
Pittsburgh. Pa.
Corpn rails M
David G. Harp. RakerStnwn' Nd:
Walter Mancucm. Pittsburgh. Ia
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Surgical Dressing Class.

Tho Surgical Dressing class will meet
this evening Al the Rcd Cross headquar-
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Wounded Severely.
T.i"utcnants---
William W. uodi;". Washington. p. G.
Charles a. i'uii. Alma. Mirh
Harry f.. TlHymrS. Vernon. q:
Grover C. !Irhl"ni"lS lic"rillc. Tex.
Hugh K. tlildrhILn,, WiIminat"m. q.
William II. MrCut'h""n. Wayne. Tn.
Harold Clinton Ferry. Wilmington
y. g.
Norman Rrnnc Tirt>fi"lh. Mass.
FREDERICK W. Roth. Pittsburgh, 1n.
James Whrclin. Tucson. Ariz.
Corporal George McCl"Iiand Riley
IuUucSnC. IA.
Musician Charles y. Hershey, Find
ley. O.
Thomas Burchell, Huntington, W. va
Edgar 4. Holland. IataSaququh. Ph,
Edward T.Mclunald. Philadelphia, Pa,
Homer Place" Dayton. O.
Everett r. Tjndll. Marcus Hook. Pa
Milton i. Wcarsllcr. Madison, ..
Sum Wall"uStcin, Cleveland, O.
Fred ". Xnrtman. Hanover, ia.
Ecngumcn q. Galcntint. Indiana
I.niis Jenkins. PhlTipShurE. Pa.
okey Patterson, Dana. ". Va.
Charles ". Kichorts. OIL Ci'y: IA.
wounded degree UndateTm1ned.)
rupert l.. rurdon. Chicago: II.
claude W. Shelton. Hubbard. Tex.
Lirut"naUtS- -.
C;"nrgc - McCelrry. Mount Carmel!
Jnmrs T.. kountx. Philadelphia. Pa:
Robert John Ltdlaw. Windsor. On
tariu. Canada.
RAYMOND 4. Sherman. Glastonbury
Conn.
John NJ. Lnhnstonr. Newh"rry. $. {.
S;crE"anlS~- ->
Finley sherman I'idcock. Tho Plains
Ohio.
William J"n"ris. Germantown Pa
i.rxi~r l.. Mock. Toledo. O.
Girorg" Young. Lorain. q.
privalcS-- .,
william ITnynrS. Plat"roo. Va
lr;, G. H"lmich. Troy, ~.
Charles &. Hubbard, Sue W. Va.
.Inyrnh J. .Iaxirrskl. Dixon. Ia.
james T.: Stcmpi" Oakland. Md
Herman Albert HarrIng. rrosIlinc. Q.
Louis t. Hcll"mn. n"iianc" q.
George y. WIlhcrsthi"d, El"vr'and' =,
Charles Herman kalonS: Ed"nhoro' Ia
Dwight Flair. Martins Ferry. -.
Missing in Action.
Everett Archer. Akron, q.
William J. Bauer, Philadelphia. Pa.
Willie j. Burk, Burr, W. Va.
Fred tinnhwiiI: 'l"I "lHtd. ~.
Andrew Hamrak. Youngstown. D.
l'rcd W. Hartman. Altoona, Pa.
james Robert Hastings, prvinCton
! Ia.
clarence E. Kenndy. clarksbu.g, W
Va.
MiIhurn Sloan Everett, Pa.
Edward T. Smith, Clarksburg. W. Va
C'Iarr q TAYLOR. Midtown, Nancy. Pa
Harry l. WagnnScllcr. Roscdaln, Pa.
Joseph YaubiSin. Mc.idoo. PA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-06
LOCAL STOCKS

WHEELING, ". Va, sept. .; 70.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-06
o. MARINE CORPS CASUALTIES.

Summary Of CasuaIsles 20 OEIe'
The following casualties are ported
by the commanding general nj the
American t:Xprdilinnary Forces:
Killed. in action .......,.... '..'''' -
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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-01-12
AGENTS WANTED

Local representatives in leading
citrus, farming and trucking COM
munities Of Florida for Tractor which
gives satisfaction on sandy soils.
This tractor is ideal for Florida con-
ditions and will be in big demand.
We will literally advertise it in me.
diums covering the State and in o.
cal papers where we establish agen-
c;es.. Liberal propositions to dealers
who will add this tractor to their
present lines of farm implements
supplies, ETC., or to individuals who
give all or part Of their time to
selling it.. Write. for particulars.
stating territory you can handle
and giving bank references Don't
delay-the season for tractors is at
hand and agents for outs who get
busy soon will reap harvest. Ad.
dress L. B. Skinner Mfg. Co., Dune
din, Fla.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-01-12

We have for sale for customer
two large lots with colored rooming
house and colored rental houses,
all rented and paying Is per cent on
purchase price. Will sell for $500.
Terms $1,000 cash and balance de-
ferred, covered by mortgage on prop.
erty at 8 per cent. If you are looking
foo an investment with good returns
investigate this.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
1880
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-01-12
AN OPPORTUNITY

10 acres 2 10 miles south from
city. 10 acre old budded fruit i've
acres in truck, balance woodland.
Small house and barn. The best bar
gain for $1,000.
LAKE REGION LAND CO.,
Opposite Casino Theater.
TOTS
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-01-12

TO BORROW on hrst
mortgage, $4,000 on 24O acres Of
him class land. Money wanted 70
put back in land for Development
This is a gilt-edged loan. Address
Box 1876, Auburndale, Fla.
DoN 7O71
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-01-12
FOR S ALE

Q u q q q q q q q q q q q q n
FOR SALE-10-acres on hard road.
one mile from city. one acre in
Strawberries, two acres cabbage
one acre 3-year old budded grove.
good house. barn, etc. The best
buy around Lakeland for money
maker right now. Price $4,000,
One half cash. G.. J. Williams. at
Telegram Office. Phone 337 Black.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-01-12

We have for sale some OF the NEST
desirable truck and farm lands In
Florida. This property IL in Y mile
city limits and can be had at the
right price and terms. Let us show
you some fine, TO- and 20-acre tracts.
For particulars see @. G. Rogan,
Rooms / and 2, Deem and Bryant
Bldg, Phone a.