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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-19
SANDY RIDGE, 0.

SANDY RIDGE O.. July 1S.--Mr AMI
Mrs. Bert Bailey entertained the follow
ing nj dinner. Sunday: Mr. and MIS-.
T., Bailey Of Isarncsvill", Mr.. and Mrs
Ross Bailey of Nj. Holly and Mr.. und
Mrs VIM. lloyd.
ID 4 now Ford tractor. u" has been
using i; tn. past week working tho
roads and harvesting the wheat.
William Sears. Jr.. 81; Cambridge. Is
visiting mis- grandparents. Mr.. and MiS
Wm. Sears.
Mrs $. \. Howell. spent Sunday IN Bel
mont. the guests of Miss Mazda Bis
aop.
Mr<. Marion Aul, Of Nj. Holly. srca'
n part Of last week in Cleveland. ="
vas accompanied home ny her aunt. MS
Pierce. who has been taking irentmcn'
in n shorital ut :hat place.
Mrs. Elsie Moore who has been scri
ously H. is not improving.
Mrs f. y. Howell and daughter. Mis-:
DORIS, Mrs. John Spencer and Mrs. Ro
land Mrtariy "f I%arn"svillc. wer" tho
guests Of Mrs Vim. Boyd Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer Hall Of Alahann
ar. visiting relatives III this vicinity.
Sarah Bailey al Mt. Holly. spent lns
week. the guest Of h"r nephew. Wallace
Du,!dne and VITO oC BarnrSvill".
\ serious accident happened Saturday
evening ut III" Tac"mh crossing, whcn
III" 1:25 west bound passenger traiL
crashed in.n Il larG" touring car driycE
by Wheeling proDi". In trying TO reverse
the car. Th"y hit the. engine. leaving thu
trout wheels un the track. The ocGtl'
PANTS were thrown from tho car. but TIM
"Nt"nt of their injuries w"r" not learn.
cd They were sent to Wheeling on Tho
train. tho car being completely demot
shed.
Miss Cara Gregg ~ Cincinnati. Wal
Tho guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Caleg ILL.,
La IL rtnnl
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STOCKS HELPED
BY BATTLE NEWS

NEW YORK. July lS.-The stoef
market assumed hullish proportions to-
lay on the stirring var news the brill
iant counter attacks Of the French aud
american forces.
Trading was the largest and most
aired Of any session for the last fort
HIGHT and the many substantial gains
|r.re held. despite occasional selling fer
profits.
The advance began soon after the
opening and made steady upward pro-
Eress. with the assistance Of pools
which operated extensively in num-
Der OF issues including minor war
shares.
Sentiment was further encouraged by
dvices from Washington which stated
n substance that the proposed eNceSs
nrofitS tan would not h> onrrHus ana
|ntl,aationS that tn" war industries
board would soon take favorable price
hc,ion on various commodities
! The market MAS at its flood N the
AS; hour. maximum quotations follow
Ing III. RVS -: severe punishment IN
Elic:ed upo, the enemy.
United states Steel AS usual. over
E.,1rd all other stocks. '"n'rtnu''us
er.r - rcr cent I" the total tTinSac-
ions q. its tina! price OF iNSE. winch
REPRESENTED MT gain ot SIS points.
suna,ra Tobacco was again t" the
foro. ,ac pool in thai issue making an
n.t.r successful driV" against 'ns
Lhn,ts =; an extreme gain "f ~ points
Baldwin Locomotive. Mexican rec ,,
|.um Industrial Aicnh"l. American sc,
k'nundrrss. Reading. and Canadian ~
|>,Gc embraced the other proni!n',
.,o,rs AZ extreme gains o. ) /" " points
Ea,.s anount.d~-tp 100000 shares.
French muricipals we're ths !ra'''. ~
=. III. foreign bond market. Parls
sdv:nrir- points. Total Sal>S 'pl,
|,.sr,n> aggregated SS.lS".no". o'o
rni,.d states bonds were uncaaNSso VIZ
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= visitor at the home OF Miss Margaret

q visitor at the home OF Miss Margaret
Sendcrs. Of l'owlcrstown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Shepherd and daush-
ter. Mary, Of Washington, Pa, were re-
cent visitors in tho city.
Mr. and Mrs. James McDouGan have
returned from visit at the nome OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Shepherd OF Washing
Richard p. Miller, SOD OF Acting Post
master and Mrs. W. r Miller, has been
appointed to the office OF sergeant al
Camp Lee. Petersburg. and assigned to
III" Officers Training Camp.
Mrs. w IL Cook is i'll ut her home or
Main street.
Miss Dora Morgan. Of Wooster. O. is
Il visitor ut the home If her aunt. MISS
Dora Hcrvcy. # Buffalo. district.
Mrs. James Hukill. Jr, Of l3urtaio
dis, riot. WAS n visitor in the city or
Wednesday evening.
james T. Smith. nf West Liberty. wa:
n business visitor in the city on Thurs
day.
Miss Mctaddcn. a sister Of Mrs. Geo
Sawhill Of .Comn"rrc street is vfsltoi
a; The Sawhill homo.
Tho riu lost by Mrs. Agnes McrrfnnaE
and advertised has turned up all right.
Deputy Sheriff John u. Brown anh
grand daughter. Camille. left on "eu-
nc.dav TOR Chillicothe. Ohio. for a Visit
rC about 4 week.
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T: ENTHUSIASM IN
STOCK MARkET

NEW YORK. July Is.--Thc news that
American troops had VIGOROUSLY al
yanc.u on the western front prompted
AN almost unparalleled nItburSt Of ell
ihu&iaSlu on the floor "f the stock OK
chnngr To-day BROKERS yelled and
chcrrcd and bought STOCKS. Pricts
scared
Th" market. which i"nk = sharp up
ward trend almost at III" opening. re-
manned Hrtiv". with still rising prices,
until The dosing hour. when. AS the
SUCCESS OF the allied drive h"cam" more
fully Known the buying became stu
morc vigorous.
The spirit of optimism spread through
out the financial district. bankers ana
brokers remaining AT their office lonE
after The close ut the market in their
desire to rcccir" latcr war bulletins.
\ highly significant feature ~ the
bond market WAS tho activity ana
strength ri foreign war tl"tali"hS' s.
prcially Paris G'S. which rose points
Issues rf this class have always pN!n
extremely scnSiliv" Ia changes IN III"
foreign military situation.
The advance in STOCKS encompasses
ali tho activ" ISSUES in tn" sn"Hrai "hr
rrnups as we'll rs numerous SpccIalti'"
II "A s..,ni-war character.
United States steel. commonly known
ne = peace" stock. but possessing many
war. rr,Lcntiali,ics. led the ist -
usual with transactions aSEr cEa'In ls
,hnu1 liz, 900 out "f total or hl7'VVV
shares. ,, tic
steel. like other leaders. mace 80
highest price in the last honr' ''oS'hS
,I IFS maximum nf l"Si2. II net gam ~
37s points.
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STOCKS AND BONDS.
STEUbENY!LLE

S.rEI;EENVIL.LK.. Ohio. July Is
Because of alleged misuse Of the permit
granted the show here last summer
Mnyor Frank F'cIst today rctuscH |"
GRANT a license to the John robinson
circus tu show in this city on August
:. The mayor stated that "hch lir
,.ircus WAS here last summer. certain
urr1nits granted by III" city were mis-
apnllcd in u way /" influence the pub
lie to believe that the officials sanction
ID Gambling games and Other forms az
cheating in which lhr, public suffered.
He also stated that ihc day the circus
showed here forty houses were pursIht :
lied and for these reasons "pp1STes ~
uhnu. rnn,inr here. after establishing
.ti,h - reputation. The advance agent
Of the circus Informed the mayor maj
Ihc show would appear here regardless
Of his opposition and proceeded 10 n;I'e
tho city billed for the date Schcduico'
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WEllSBURG


4 pile Of rubbish burning al the rear
of the t'o-nprraiiv,. Grh,'.ry Store IN the
Lucy NJ George building Oil tn" corner
of Charles and Tenth streets brought
out tho volunteer fir" department NJ ~
of yesterday afternoon. tn" blaze
and smoke gave cv"r% inii"hti"n. even
as n short distance away. tina: there was
q fire Of considerable proportions. The
damage TO the stock nf thh t"-orCT3tir"
store has not been estimated hut may
reach several hundred dollars n: Il 70
suit Of 'n0rr or l"ss fire. smoke and
water. 'rhnS" in Char.:" must have made
quick work of removing = lot OF goods
from th" rear part of the room aS tho
Strrr presents a very -'inpSy-turNS
appearance.
The hHmcs communicated {" the
dwelling ocrunird by Richard Combs
hut was distinguished with very little
damage.
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Mrs. Gilbert G. CASTOR.

Mrs. Dora Scott Castor. wife Of CHI
bert -. CASTOR. prominent resident OF
THIS city died 1t In" Obi" Valley
hospital q; ! u. M. today aged IT, years.
She had been failing in health for over
a year. The deceased WAS born in left
rrS"n ruuuty. June 1854. IN" dAuEh'"r
rr lanes and Edith Scott and on June
ii 1875 waa married to Sir. CASTOR. 1t
that time engaged in tho hardware bust
nes& in this city. Sh" was member
ri W,S'mInSlcr Presbyterian chur"h
and an rnrn"st worker r"r th. E"tl
CROSS Sin - survived by h"r h"shhiil
ard ono son T,nri%. nf Iinrlnnal.. also
,wn brothers. Rc}. John Scott Of Nor
rist"wr. Pn... and I'avi" Scott % Tits
burg and three sisters. Mrs. Wt'liHnI
Elliott Of Toronto. g.. AIRS. Ford and
Mr. RiIoy nf cleveland
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Butter, Eggs and Cheese

NEW YORK. July Is Rutrcr barely
steady: creamery higher lhan extras.
a.. At iGI.r: extras 20" "c"r"l. I" n
stock. current make. No =. 3: 'T3"l.".
Legs. irregular: fresh gathered "H-
tra<. 4G": fr"sh gathered. REGULAR
hacked. "xiras. tirsts a. 4ar: do. frSts.
81 m i"c: state. Pennsylvania and near
hy western h"nnrry wEIl". fin" to fancy.
~ Ste. state. Pennsylvania ana near
NV h"nrcry browns. va ;d": do. gath
crnd browns ,uL MIXED rol"rS. e t-iiC:
t'h"rS,. firm: stale. Wh"l" milk ilhi$.
fresh specials 81 n ""'ir; d.. average
run. 49,.
Flour unchanged.
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Closing stock Letter.

Tcday'S first prices were higher IN
fluenced By more favorable develop
mcuts on the French battlefront. but
the full Significance and Soup" "t these
dcyelopm.ntS was not emphatically re-
Elected until more details were received
during the Afternoon. From quiet
strength the market developed buoy
ant ,;luu,! and under heavy short Sover'
ing and uot Il nttlc new outside buying.
tho closing level was brought To prac-
really TIL. highest of tn" day. The
final tom. showed wonderful confidence
ana stability and il would certainly
Sccm tha; the advance would continue
tomorrow. provided todays news prove
entirely authentic or should be lmproF-
ed upon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-19
THREE DECLARANTS

Three d,,larauiS appeared hrfnce
Clerk Eryi az lhc federal d!$t"l'' court
and took cut :h"ir first PAPERS for
Nm"ri,rn citizenship. They were:
E'ri,z Grail aged "S GEARS. coal
miner horn II Germany. How living on
I;a-!i"td street. McM"ch'n. William
EuutiI.- aged - years. = c"il miner.
i",ru a. EuSSn. living "m MARSHALL
~ir,."'. E"'w""I and Andy Starl"Ik.
n2"d - ,"rr% 4 ""nl Ulu'r born IN
L. IL and l.yiuS 1T ;'%s MHIm street.
Eru Ur.'i
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-19
Prizes Offered.

The National Exchange nahh ~ ~
civ today nut UP prizes valued ut over
81 50n for war garden contestants III
Brooke and Hancock countless: W. va;
and Jefferson county. 0hlu. Two soln
medals will br given t" the gardener
submitting the two largest potatoes an"
cncrs submitting. the two largest ears
Of dried sweet corn. y gold medal IS
Of for the largest pumpkin from
zach Of the three counties and SILVER
loving cup for the best kept ghrorh III
tho tri-cuunty district. For Strupcn-
Vile school war gardens. loving 10y
ais have been offered.
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s1ackers Rouuded Up.

\ squad al police under tni"l .nt
rolicc carter last night rounded up ~
,rnrI; sI.ckcrs who had sought n haven
of rest in this city and this morning
the entire bunch was loaded onto an in
trrurhan car on the Stcubcnrlllc-E EAST
Liverpool line and shipped undcr
guard Ia Youngstown where they VIII
r. ,,,t IN work on government jobs.
Nnst ar rho mon had been chased out of
Wheeling and other Ohio river towns
for refusing IL work.
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Nine rolorcd draftccs left today Tor
Cann sherman. two were sent by the
county hoard, Gleason Thomas of Tor
onto and Orange Hatton of pillonrale.
The other seven went from the city
board. They were Albert HutchinSoh'
Earl Under John Cooper. Warren Roh-
inSnn Parker Morton. AshurE Fora OF
Steuhcnrillc and Richard Williams OF
Mingo Junction.
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SUGAR

\E.W YORK. July lS.--Thc market
Cor raw siIgar was steady and un-
changed n 1885 for Cuha&. COS, ana
fr"it.h. equal In G.0I' f"r "'nlrltuEaI.
rh" committees r"rnrt"d purrHH""& "t
J. non hpGS Of Cuban and lf.""n san
puminE".
In refined. certificates: Az" being Is
sued much f;tst"r and business ~ be-
coming NOR" active. i'ri""S arc uH-
..Iuurt.,l al : :tnr for tin" Eranulri"f.
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TOLEDO GRAIN.

TOLEDO. O.. July .1S.-Wheat. not
quoted. w rs,
tohrr 'SI4.lO; December. $685.: March.
sli.20.
AlSikr-rrimc cash not quoted DC
toher $3.50.
Tirnuthy-i'rim" cash, $50; Scnt"n-
h.r 81 90: October, s4.4fE: December.
s4.I7L-: March. s4.65: April. $50.
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General Manager e. r.. Wlscncr OF inc
S,.uhenyill,. Mingo and Beliairr plants
of the carnegie steel company went
over the top" today on sweater knli-
Ting hat says never again He MADE
a little wager several weeks ago that lie
could knit Il sweater and mes orfn
counting and measuring sttcn"S w
since IL, admitted today ii WAS me
toughest job no ever tackled and said
he never would have finished the sweat
or if il hadn't been ono Of those sieve
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-19
No Anoent 1918 Men

Local draft boards were today nn''-
tcd hv state draft officials that in ORDER
10 mi up their quotas for July ON:
thcv can accept such reEistrants ~
the 1918 class who volunteer to go 10
1h. training camp on that date. hcre-
tnturr the boards were rrStT'cicu u ING
old rrciSirants for this call.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-19

James tnruHham. former VOL hn"" n
resident nf this city. died n MHss'I!I"n
O.. today nr"d - years. tic was i"r-
lnrrly in the drug business h"r". lie
remains will hc brought here for inter-
rnrnt Deceased is survived ny one
brother John rarnahan Of i'"unlscn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-19
MCMECkEN
Safn In Franco.

Til. many friends "f Harold Mcfar-
land will to glad In hear of his sale
arrival ia Franco. Mcfarland enlisted
in tn" marines *nn" tim" ago. II" -
widely known throughout this Ni'lnilH
and EVERYONE wishes him luck.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-19
NEW YORK CURB MARKET

WHEEL. ING, w Va. July IL, is.
Furnished the 1utelligcnccr by ~ Z.
Mastcn & Co, members of the New York
stock Exchange. National HanE Build
ing. Wheeling. w. Va, Louis +. Brand,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-19
Arley Wilsnn IN Frnncc.

Word MAS r"c"iy"h here that AricE
Wilson had arrived SAT-" IN Franc. IT."
was Formerly stationed at camp M"h'r.
Wilson MAS "n" at M"M"ch"n : MIS-
nrn,niucur rnrn and it is sure that II"
will MAX" r""d with Uncle sam
S,,rN ice.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-19
HARRIS WINTHROP & co.

DOW Jones: Official word received IN
Wall stree. lust before opening that
French and American troops had open
cd a counter offensive on IS mile
front between Ai$nc and Marnr rivers
This news directly influenced carly
trading on the exchange. There was
wild enthusiasm and gains Of l 10 :
poin,s were common. Steel common
appeared in large blocks and was rush
cd up 1Apoints. Baldwin made an
equal gain. All other steelS aGd equip
ments were higher. The tobacco group
was particularly featured. American
Sumatra gained rs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-19
CORN DOWN On
TIE WAR NEWS

CHICAGO. July 1S.-E;lHid downward
plunScs took place In the corn market
today. owing largely tn sweeping sue
cess "f the cntcntc offensive. Prices
closed heavy %sac tn 4i4c net lower.
with August $685. to $l.51b and Sep.
,embcr Si&6is to $l.562S. oats lost
!. &c &C IL sc. In provisions the out
come varied from shad" decline to &C
advance.
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Rid. ! Ask.
New York Cotton Market

WHEELING. W. Va. July Is. rs.
Furnished the IntclliS"uc1r by A. T.
,fas:.n & Co. members of thc New York
Sock Exchange. National f;ank I:uild-
ing. Wheeling. W. Va. Louis F. Hraud.
manager.
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

WHEELING, ". Va. July Is, rs.
Furnished tho 1ntellisencer by A l..
Masten & Co. members Of the New York
Stock Exchange. National. Bank Build
ing Wheeling W. Va. Louis /. Brand,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-19

rhcr" WAS Il special meeting "f IN"
,nuncilmcn If this city last evening.
Quit, :. lnrg.,. crowd WAS present. l'H:'i-
ness Of inrnrlanr" was tranShctcd
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Standard Oil Subsidiary Stock

WHEELING. W. Va. July Is. rs.
Furnished tho InteIligcnccr by a L.
Mastcn & Co. members Of the N"w York
Stock Exchange National Bank Build
ing, Wheeling. ". Va. Louis +. Brand.
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Every nld-fa:h'"n"'t huuS.k""p"r has
lot Of bargain remnants stow d away
that ,h" will never uS" anh t!ir' Sh"
wouldn't part with F"r anything
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Curb Mining Stocko.
PITTSBURGH STOCKS

WHEELING. W. Va. July Is. rs.
Furnished tho Intciligcncrr by \. E.
Lasten L. Co. members OF the New York
Stock Exchange. National Eank Build
;ng.. Wheeling. W. Va. Louis +. Brand.
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N, Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

WHEELING. ". Va, july IS. ~
r,,,-r,sht.d the Inteiliscncer by a. T.
.,s.t..n 6 Co.. members CT the New YORK
- l:>chanss. National Bank ba'lu'
50. Wanting. W. Va. Louis +. Brand.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-19

Mr. and Mrs viii ". Crawford. If
Commerce" street. hnN'. received letter
from their son. !. Baird Crawford. who
left on Sunday last from St"uhruv1l!"
at 1n:i2 a. M. arrived ut Middl" Ten
ncsSrc Training School. ~ MurFr""*-
.rro. Tennessee. AT o'clock on Turs,iay
morning and al i 0'"lu"k WIS called out
and took the first lesson az school. il
the National Training Detachment.
Young Mr. Crawford. who. hy III" way.
is IL FIN, steady young soldier with vary
many friends. writes h"utc: "t:v"ryth!uG
is lovely. and like this very wu"h."
Glad. indeed. ara friends Of Jay Crnw-
ford to hear from him.
Personal Notes
Miss Liiiiia Sanders, Of Fnllaneh bee is
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1t is understood baldwin Locomotive
Works has received new orders from
government for locomotives amounting
10 over s16.00U.00h. y, "tiic" OF COM
many no Information is available it be-
ing stated that announcement on such
matters must come from Washington.
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More mon r."'Ild ir'4ti their wives bet
r.r. IL such fr"atIn"r' wasn't '"rtHIn I"
a~uI-c IN" -u>pt"i"n IL ih',r wIirs-.
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LOCAL STOCKS

WHEELING. W. Va. July rs, ~.
Daily quotation list or thc WneeIi""a
took Exchange. conlp:leu Aot
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THE Days REVIEW
FURNISHED TIL. lntclliGrnccr BY The
Finance Coz
Mo,-n3nF Stock Letter.
j. llttlc Cnn BE- rXneCt,

Very IlttIc can Dc tNTeVl"u M Cu1
market until more definite news can b"
had from abroad. There Is n strong
undcrtone and traders arc inclined l"
the bull side. while the short interests
seems uninclincd - cover Ut tho present
level. Another dull dag may b" looked
for. >,, m
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PETROLEUM

or, CITY. IA July lS.--Cr"di, nal-
ances 81: runs I4:.InS: average. >".-
l52: Shipments. 1887; areraS" So
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Observation-Disclosures or enemy
,,,snnis to- mnc,rItc American lines
near VuuN and confirmation Of press
reports Of the American regaln'nS pos
session Of south hank "t the Marine
feature, General l"rShins'S conLmuniQue
under date Of July II. made public ~
war department today.
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Dow Jones: Large orders for ship
eoi,ipm.n; calling for expenditures OF
over = million dollars have been placed
by the Wright Martin Aircraft corpor-
axiom 70 enable il to iucCcaS" the output
o: FIiSpann-Su,za motors al both the
Long island city and New Brunswick
\ J. plants.
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Personal Notes
Miss Liiii!a Sanders. Of follanehec. Is
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Un2Tl-Atlas Glass Cn.--TranSicr BOOKS
close luly II. for . per cent cash divi-
d,ud. payable July 20.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-02-01
MANY TRUCKS FOR
CLEANING UP SNOW
IContinued from First Page.1
Mayors Proclamation
Calling For Removal
of Snow in the City

Harrisburg's streets are snow
bound to a degree never before
known in the history of the city.
Car service has been disrupted;
coal deliveries are made almost
impossible; traffic in general is
almost impossible.
In front of almost every home,
extending nearly to the center OF
the streets, are snowbanks from
six to twelve feet high.
In view of these unprecedented
conditions, I, rs Mayor of tho
City, do hereby proclaim Monday,
February (which the Federal
Fuel Administration makes u
public holiday-as Snow Removal
Day in Harrisburg.
L hereby call upon all men and
boys, not otherwise employed on
Monday, February 4, to be ready
with snow shovcls to clear the
streets insofar as possible.
1 further make public request
of business concerns to donate
trucks and teams to the work of
removing the snow.
With motor trucks and teams
on all the city streets, and with
hundreds of men and boys ready
to remove the snow, in n single
day the city's streets can be made
safe for traffic.
All owners of teams or trucks
who are willing to use them
Monday for this pubIic-spirited
civic work should Immediately
notify the office of the City High
way Department. This depart
ment will route the teams and
City Commissioner William Fl.
Lynch will supervise the work.
Public announcement of the
routes and hours on which teams
will be on certain streets will be
made Saturday afternoon.
Trusting that we can count
upon every business house and
every citizen to do their duty. we
urye every Hnrrisburger to help
make Snow Removal Day in Har-
rislnIrg q complete success.
(Signed) DANIEL Il. KEISTFR,
Mayor.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-02-01
NAVAL RESERVES
ARE GRADUATED
AT ANNAPOLIS
Future Achievements Will
Depend Upon Themselves.
Daniels Tells Young Men
BY associated Press

Annapolis. Nd. Feb. 1.-The Unit
ed States Naval Reserve force, now
embracing $1,000 men and $500 Of
f1cers, is larger than the Regular
Navy when war was declared and
three times as large as In the Span
ish-American war;" Secretary Dan
iels declared to-day in addressing the
special graduation class of 80 reserve
officers at the Naval Academy.
This is a wonderful record for n
service authorized eighteen months
ago" the Secretary continued, land
its creation has made possible many
phases of the diversified work the
Navy has been called upon to do"
Mr.. Daniels told the young officers
who have successfully completed the
prescribed fourteen weeks course
that when they left Annapolis to- day
they would find important assign
ments awaiting them and their
achievements would depend upon
upon themselves.
States Navy's Ideal
The ideal of the Navy in war, the
Secretary said, was contained in