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The daily Alaskan., 1918-07-18
SKAGWAY ELKS
 RO[L OF HONOR

Skagway Lodge No. 431, B. P. O. Elks has ten of It's members now in the service of their country, and 1t is thought that there are several more who have entered the service advice of which has not been or ficially received here.
 Report to date snow the follow ing members in the military service' of the United States:
 Rufus Bailey, Color Sergeant Regular Army lin France).
 A. c. Bonebrake, National Army.
 Wm. Brooke, Colonel, National Army.
 L. H. Cogswell, First Lieutenant. Engineers.
 Clarkson 'Galleher, captain, @. M Department.
 John Griffith, Captain, Machine Gun Battalion.
 H. w. Kirby, First Lieutenant Signal Corps.
 G. Q. Magee, 'Ceast Artillery.
 w. K. sahwenchten, Q. M. Ser geant, Regular Army.
 J. T. Westermann, Captain Ma tional Army.
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was stated the words which consti- tuted the offense:' MT. Roth asso- ciates are all Dro-German, among them Chief of Police Wiseman, 8 brother of the German who was He'd a few months ago in Kansas by a mob for pro-German utteranc- es'. The defendant admitted writ ing the letter, but stated that it was for the purpose Of filing in formation.
 The government introduced as
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U. s. Food Administration.

Q. s. Food AdmlnlstraHon. Br'er Tater ain't skeerin' up a ghoS' wen he say we alls mus eat less wheat en less meat en save all de fat en sugar we kin. We has jist got ter feed dat big army CT fightin' sojer boys, en we kin do hit by eatin' right smart mo taters en garden sass en eatin' mo fish en game 'stid CT pork and beef Elf we alis don't gin ter feed dem sojers right now we'll be feedin' somebody 'fo' long en it won't be us.
 stfSR .r-
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CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS SEND FOUR WOMEN TO FRANCE

Four women are in the group or 10 workers recently seat to France by Christian Scientists, according to a statement from headquarters by the Christian Science relief and camp welfare committee. The pur- pose O. the group Is to extend war relief already started by Christian Scientists in France.
The daily Alaskan., 1918-07-18
TO CURE ANY DISEASE.
The Cause Must be Removed. Same
 Way With Dandrun.

Kill the germ that causes dandrun. falling hair and badness. you will have no more dandruft. and your hair must grow luxuriantly. Newbro's Herpicide not only contains the dandraa germ destroyer. but 1t Is also most delight ful hair dressing for regular toilet use No other hair preparation is on this scientific basis of destoying the dandruf germs. It stops all irritation. keeps th. scalp sweet, pure and wholesome. Re- member that something claimed to be just as good" will not do the work of genuine Herpicide. Sold by leading druggists. Send lOc. in stamps for ssm- ole to The Herpicide Co.,. Detroit. Mich.
 One Dollar DottIe, guaranteed.
 Al all Drug Storse. Aav.
 Advertisement
The daily Alaskan., 1918-07-18

You are invited to visit Keller Bros ice cream kitchen at any time Ii Is always in 8 strictly sanitary aud orderly condition. Those who var, the best ice cram know that K B ,s have 1t.
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HINTON HENRY GIVEN
 ONE YEAR SENTENCE

Fairbanks. In the commission CTS court recently was heard the case of G. Hinton Hc@ry on the charge of criminal libel
 The evidence introduced was the letter written by the defendant to Attorney General Gregory in which
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To Cure Cold in One Day

Take LAXATIVE PROMO QUIN- NE Tablets. Druggists refund money If 1t fails to cure. E. w. GROVES signature is on each box. S0c. Wed.
The daily Alaskan., 1918-07-18

Mother never made better iceI cream than that which is served by Keller Bros. at their sanitary soda fountain. Have you tried 1t?
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STEAMSHIP SCHEDULE

The schedule of steamship ar rivals from the south during the month of July, according to the vari ous steamship company's schedule as published elsewhere In this pa ,o, I, n. Fo11ow1. 44-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-15
TICKER TALK

NEW YDRE. May I4--FnRnria! News
Bulletin: Since awakened Public later
csrs has gone int" broad pIuIurti"nS
there ara Sirue shat. anticipation ri II
good rcspon~" i""l channels nre pro
pairing FOR n vigorous rGm,raisn for h!,:h
prices in tlts: low priced railroad stocks
In general.
There rrr ~ h"tl"r attractions in
the railr"ad list :nau tn" r"a'rrs. says
leading markr' Interest. 'ThcS" is
sues reflect strong possibilities "f extra
Disbursements during tn" next Year "r
more. owing /" the increased demand for
fuel. EradinF. e. 4 O.. y. aid w. AMI
LailtRh Valley should no bought"
Irpnr!am; developments arr ruln":"1
10 he pending n regard IL /. $. lndus-
trial alcohol. nh" price "f til" stock hhs
long been held in will Informed rlr'l. :
~ b" Ear below real value. TIL" rS'
In p!slilirrs. ~ >IIh 10 Nav" caused Il
good DIAL q! .huyir" in %lc"!"..
There is more, .: II s""Ciir" buying
in m" iHarh1.' So Lar as ~" Sh"rwd ,.ir-
Invnr ie r":I,'"rn'i. owing t" rvi'i"nr"
iEat certain denominations made ~
mach lower prices "r,. foUrh c"nlni; ~;
on III" SHARP l'Irin:..
GnprcrS and rails are named in ini!u-
"rtial hull channels rs being nest in
I'm" for 'irrn"uA r.,ti"ns. Th"''" may II"
"rrSiImE'' in Si'"lE which haze swept
m''Hari extensive IS. 4 strong upward
trend is Hill shown by AnRconda. Mid
vnir. American IAN. American Lucrn'"-
Hv". New Haven ana R"aiinc. "" think
t;rHtt N"rlheri Ore will gn higher. pn"l
channels are hull;nr L. =. Rubber. Am
crirau Hun'"f and C"i"ra'i" i'u"!.
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SPIRITED ADVANCES
IN RAILROAD STOCKS

NEW YORK. Ma ;i.--Ratlr"ad
.,ccks had th",r Inning to-day. making
spirited advances on the recommends
;ion THAI o5 perc"n; rate Increase DC
granted. The movement substantially
benefited the entire transportation d.
vision. minor shares recording even
greater gains than SEASONED or d!rIdsNn
paying issues.
Sev- Haven made an extreme rise ~
a.. and Erie firsts preferred So. white
the shares o. many low grade ROADS
trav.rsing less p"pulous sections Or me
west and southwest gained 10 >
points.
Among representative rails Union Ia
citic AMI Southern Pacific mounted
points ,nc:.. Northern Pacific ana Treat
Northern /. - 2iy. New YORK 'ehIFat
81. EraGin:: AMI Baltimore ana ptto
= To -, ami secondary coalerS ooth an
>hrucite and hituruin"uS. 10 " points.
Inevitable. r.aIl:irs for profits cauSeH
irreg ular rev"rsals lat"r.
InduStrIl.S and equipments were
eci;us.d most IF tie session by the
inquiry irl r:t.i: rU. Ur!"w"rthE IeA-
lures v,.r.. ~, lacking Il. ih"$. groups
Eutt" aEd Superior ;;'!':"t !: POINTS "
yesterdays six p"in; gain "n taE"Etoi''
Itiya,iou. American si!sar r"St points
or unrX pect"d frXtra 'uFid"ndS ann
shitp;r.S, motors. t"hacroS ard various
metals w2r.. | ~ I"iatS hiCh'r ~
times, though ais. yielding At the con-
tuS:ng "l"sir.
Unit.d States St."i offered stout r.
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NcMechc1l Briefs.

gar, R,u,r t.,rbrr If srioucr at the
,-,, t.,L ,l,,,I i'm. hror c,,II,d b,.
49, ir,r, ,,,.,r,, ,,L vim ln,v, ror ra,,,
,..;.,,,. ,,,r ",,i,
'.'F r,i'''' ''''' ''''7 ''''' "''''
S''Eh' nm ~
Miss NirEiniH Leach ard Mrs. W, B..
, Hicks returned .Smnfay evening from
ia rkshurg. 'wher" they attended thc
Statc Sunday school convention
,,jee r.IiznrntL p,,hhs senior n,
. I.,...,, L,r;, /. ,rrinr,I,- III with f,rrr
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L|TTLET0N Il,II|A|1

Mr.. Francis Snrcnc. Of Fa1r1nont. SPENT
Saturday and Sunday hare with his
brother. John Shrenc.
Miss Silncr LoudenslaEer, VINO is 1t
t"iidiug IN" State Normal shcool in
Eairmont. spent the week end here with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs Jesse Lou
dcuSlHg"r
Miss Francis Bissctt has returnedi
home after weeks visit with frieud4
in B"nwoud.
Miss Lula Jones'. OF FaIrmont. visited
friends here Sunday. !
Lieutenant Edmond VI. ConnoHay who.
is stationed at Camp Sherman, Chilli-
cotht Ohio. let Saturday after SPEND |
ing . five day furlough here with lifsi
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Conuo1I
way.
Miss R"ula Pastcn spent Sunday with
friends in Cameron.
MIR. W. NJ. Kirby ia n business viaitoN
II New Nrartinsvi!ln for a few days. :;
Mrs. Ellen Garrison has returned hnaSE
after a weeks visit with her daushters
Mrs. W. VI. Kanod" in F'airvinw.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hin"rnan. nc1
Weston arp spending n frw dayS within
th" formers parents. Mr.. aud Mrs. ". NJ,
Hincrman.
Mr.. Carl Norris left Saturday rp>i
M"undsvillc. where he has accepted n
position. w
Mr.. John HUTCHINSON Of Cari"ron was
n business visitor here Monday. Il
Mr.. S. J. Carney. Of CLARK >huTG, wa.1..
Il business visitor here Monday. Or
Mr.. j. II. lyl"s is business visitor
in Inrkcrs1'urr for q few days.
MISS Abbey rul"ud. Of H'"r-ctown,
spent Thursday and Friday with tho
Misses Nays.
Mr.. j. W. rumhcrIedge is n business
visitor III New Marlnsvile. this week.
Mrs. JoUu Underwood Is SIP, nding q,
few days with friends in Mann;nStnn. = "
Mr.. W. ~. Nanhorn is busin"S- ISL
tor IN New Martlnsville. for Il few days.
Miss nellie Owen spent Sunday with
friends In Cameron.
Misses Aria and Cleo Nay spent sun
day with friends in Hundred. -.
Mrs. Glenn Y"atrr spent Thursday wih
friends in Cameron.
Ir. and Mrs. 4. &. Earnest lott Mon;
day for their home iu Wheeling. after
4 short visit here with relatives.
Mrs Gore Bradley has r"turucA hou,a
nftcr n few days visit with friends !n !
ClarkshurE. !,
Mr.. William DILLINGHAM;. wh" . rni-.
ploycd in Wheeling. sp:ut Sund,! ht:|
With his fapilA ~-------------------
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McMECHEN


Mkt Monday evening. May ""t'. S"n-
iur class nirhi. the Union hiSh school
alumni will driIcatc II service IIaS III
hurur "f eleven Of her members VINO arc
in i!r. service. Tho services VIII be holti
in ia" auditorium Of the Union hlEh
school Immediately alter the seniors cH-
"rriS"S ana Srrvatinns Will hr maze
tor III" parents Of th" boys. Inc pre-
""ntGtion speech Will he made ny Ir'h'
,'ip:tI lIanifnn. Attorney Charles r.. car
rigau will artcrt the flag for tho alumni.
|, is sincerely hoped that Eli who can
will attend Monday evening. 10 honor
.rur members who are serving lnrir
San" The honor roll is as follows:
Miss Maymn Anderson. Major Clydc
Ford. LIEUT. Ralph Gandi, Attorney y.
j.. Bryant. Frank Goodwin. Charles Tut
IT,. Eri"ud Powell. Thomas t"'r'! ii"r-
ry Long Charles Rider. Thomas Gamer.
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FINANCIAL NOTES

ny private wir.' /" \ f.. M@$f-n X ''".)
Their. ~ ,,"uSid"~a;,." prof: tthia:;
in yesc.rdny': funri<"t and ~ h"i'E''
AIS, ;hat ia 49,. rr ESQ INSTANCES tie re
WAS s:n,r.. :.'i"., ~, III" part 81: tu.'
shorts wl," ".r'. ;',..'l.ng f,.r n" :rHr. 1;
rhi~ Is -. y" ;h;nN ina: tl'. ;""hr;t:r'
position e: -. InmrK"t. rSi' "t::l.:' H.
S;--IS. w,i!rG ~. n.urh strength" y.
ANY r:it.. ti.,. ,rar2:"d showed au"h r.
SiSt..n.... and AFTER n" clos. thor" was
"a y",s..-at $..ut,r,..u, -! h:IiliShu"ss. r%i'r-
Cial!y III Steel. !,"rTh!l''. l.ack;lwannn
and Gu: STATS Tho rails should also
d" h.stter "n, tn. promised increase az
- pr rsut They showed II very e""':
ton" yesterday. Reading Ind Union
w"r... Professionally strong. also som" az
III" re"rguuiz'L rails. ''"pn.'rs should
u" i..;t"r az Tia" pending announcements
that higher prices for n" metal may DO
conceded Inspiration $i!nwei much
strength Yesterday ar'i Their. was also
g"nd buying n Corn Products AMI Amer
lean Lins"cd
Quite naturally. from time 20 time. re-
actions rIRy occur AS n consequence Of
profit taking. hfl. even SO. the general
trend OF :h.' hulk ~ :SS,:"s S;ill appears
20 be upward
Steel docs not give Indications or be-
did no, hrsak points and until II
stops making new highs We would stay
With 1t. W" still believe It will sell at
lis this week pistiil"rs will. We think
go higher. II is earning ":er $40 and
has asst value Mt current Inventors
price OF SIS. Before end OF III" year
We are Informed Il will h" paying 81.
Republic meeting may come ;his week.
Whether II Sors on l. SI2 basis this
time or not Will depend upon desire OF
Insiders to keep their ammunition uutt!
stock is near par. We think It will
go to par. Marine will go further this
week, based au yestcrday's buying. and
We have yet TO see any important sell
ing in Baldwin.
Wilson & Co.: There Is talk OF a
move being started IN this just as soon
As the industrial list Strengthens out
again Small floating supply and stock
could move up easily.
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Butter, Eggs and Cheese

NEW YORK. May 1I.-Buit"r steady:
creamery higher than rT:rnS q n Is:
creamery extras t42 sc"r"l +sht ~ l..
flrsts 4:I5 q 80: packing stock current
make Number ?. 81 a l..
Eggs. easier: fresh gathered extras
IS u H.: fresh gathered storage packed
hrsis 81 Q y: do. r"cuia: packed extra
f1rsts 81 ii ~ do. flrSts sol. IL 36'a:
state. Pennsylvania and nearby western
hcnnery whites, fine /" fancy, 40 a. a.;
state. do browns .? n 40: do. gathered
browns and mixed c"lors 26 4 37l:.
Cheese. steady; state. held. specials
s4ls q IS: do average run 23la n IS;
state. whole milk. flats. fresh. specials
%: do. average run 90 % l..
1.-Two poultry unk"ttled: no prices set
tied. Dressed fir'r"r; prices unchanged
Flour, unchanged.
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Circuit Court.

The ,irrui. court "f I'r"'k" county
ns.r,a III regular session "n June :. the
nn,',rS "f ~" grand jurors. thereof, be-
ing rs i"ll"w$:
Grand Jur"rs--W. !. Crawford. SAM
url GEORGE j. NJ. rhnrnocR. Ross Marsh.
K. l.. COX. l.. r. Fcgan. {. II. Jones. g..
+. .Inil"s. {. w. linnar, G. l.. Waugh.
W. y. Hedges. Hrniamtn Williams j..
l.. Gill j. G.. Fowler. J. A Mckim,
.IHmrs PAUL..
P~tit Lururr---I'lrk T. Love. George
Hnwnrtl. -. u. Erwin. W. a. Tarr. l..
IIun,..s. T.. J. Morton. Lewis M"Hrc.
Grant Fair. Bart Fowler. II. II. puvnl.
Elmer C;ilchrist. II. s. Mnrrlst"n. Joss
Perrin. OrvIlle brady. ChaS. iinnHlrr,
W. r. Miller. g. f.. Curtis. =. II. Beall,
,arl Wells. w. +. Henry. William An
Gr"ws. omar Prttih"nc. 4. W. Potts. ~.
+. ux .nby. \. II. Robinson. Thc"hnrc
Fowler. Th"c OSh"rnr. g. &. D"nnlsnn.
Rny JamiSun. W. $. Fowler. i. 6. Smith.
Jay thurchmHn. &. G. Reeves. Mark
cline. fhaS. ltmIck. Frank Andrews
San Hubbard. Everett Hedges.
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Open. ! High. Low. ! Close.
SUGAR

NEW YORK May !i.--Nn changes
occurred in raw sugnT prices which w"r"
quoted 1T 4.aN5 Tor tuhHN cos; ana;
freight. equal Ia 6.hnI f,r centrifugal.
Tn" weekly rahl" from Cuba rcpuri"d
receipts there last week ~ lhlh1H tons
:LrainS. liI.9t9 TIE previous week: "N-
ports 99.9"9 tons. against Shl9l lHsr
week. with thu stock thor" l.hI9.h2j tors.
against 1907 .9ni tons lHS' week. The
committee r"puri"1 purchases NJ ahS.-
TOO bags Of Cuban.
In refined prices remain At 80 for
fine Grl:Iulni"d. with business If fair
proper; ions
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Reception 20 Seniors.

OWN: :" III" war conditions thor" Will
l." 80 banquet hc,i tins year. 'GiI Friday
night the 34th. ia" ALUMNI VIII enter
tain the seniors III tn" study hall OF the
I'uiuu h!rh s"h""l. musical program
has h,"n arranged H"d r"rrc shE1"niS wlll
l." served MI members ~ ih" alumni
ar" invited t. GENE ana fflnS th'lf
Fra de. TN. II. linn "r officers for The
coming year Will lt held and til" COM
rni'irr ~ rharr" is ti"*iriuS It n Large
attendance. y silver offering will ht
lriirn - III" dor.
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Across the Sea.

Enz"l Roberts. who enlisted III INC
/. =. service in November lHsI' going
lirSt To- camp in Texas. anu later 10
camp Merritt. New jersey, mas lahdc'i
safe and sound III France. TINS %"uhS
.:ulli,r Is 4 s"iI al Mr.. and Mrs. FRANK
l,ohrrls ~ Main street.
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PITTSBURGH LIVE STOCK.

I1TTSI:l'Ist;fi. May 1i.--Cattl" slow;
supply liri'. Prime 1000 II 1880.
Sheep. far: supply lower. Trim"
w..lhrrs l%aU n. 1925: Gull and common
G:u - 9nh; lambs l000 IT lT!n
N,al calves li50 Il 1""h.
Hogs lower; r"c-II'i$ !" tl"unlH docks.
Prime hravirs 1T7J Vi l'lo. m"hinrrs.
heavy :nrkcrs and pigs 1914 :. ISL;
rnugh% l1hn {! lf0O.
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1.snt John Pau11 to France.

From among 4.HHU Wtn N Nhlnp
jackson. Columbia South Carolina, 400
wcrr accepted. When the question was
asked: "WLn wishes TO goT' thu re-
sponSr. evidently, WAS promptly re-
spondcd 90.
Although only 400 were accepted this
does not mean that others were diff
cienI. Those accepted have to take the
examination, to determine il they arc
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FRIENDLY CRITICS.

Il hear that SwIddler has written a
new three-act comedy"
Yes: he read it to mo and two other
Of hts oldest friends yesterday"
And what did you think If it."
We'll. We all three thought one Of the
acts superflous."
Which act was that"
"Oh. we each chose a difiereI act
London OpiniOQ. -. .
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Rid Cross Parad G.

nv rot fail t" h" ready for th" Rcd
cross rar:,d' which h"girs IT Eighth
street prom " at o'clock SATURDAY
evening \ Lag" crowd l. expected and
ia" r"n,ml;t"" ;.=k$ MI who "an I" lr"
M Eighth .;lrr"r 4; IT,. appointed h"ur.
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STOCKS AND BONDS.

III. physically, mentally ana IN every
particular. Later. many more lla! H.
Thus far the only young man from
i:runke county Il! Camp jackson VIM
was :ucrcptr,! at :hS time. WAS Lieut..
John PAUL. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. James
PAUL.
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CALL TO THE BANKS.

WASHINGTON. May li.--Thn Comp
lrollcr OF the Currency to-day issued u
call Tor tho condition OF MI National
banks at the close or business on Fri
day, May 10.
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. ASToE FINED.

LONDON. April 1l.-~Nlschunt AStor
has been fined $50 for Causing petrol 10
bc used unlawfully:" The chauffeur Of
tho car was hncd $40.
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commencement Exercises.

"Wednesday evening. May end IL conf
Iu'nr"IMrnt mi .,hr E.ighI boys and girls
VIII receive diplomas I'll" exercises
viii Gir 1T ",l"'.k nj the auditorium
az lir Union high.
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N. Y. STOCn EXCHANGE

WHEELING. W. Va. May a. rs.
Furnished the IntelIlgencer by A E
MaSten 4 Co. members OF the Now fors
stock Exchange. National Bauk Build
,ag Wheeling W. Va. Louis J., Brand
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'rh,. .Tuu:"!S ~ high S"h"r! Will enter
tam Ia. Seniors Ini., commit. Friday '"e-
ning. May l1th. Refreshments viii h'>
: rvri AMI m interesting musical pro-
gram has been arranged.
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

WHEELING, W. Va. May -. rs.
Furnished the Intellisenccr by A. E
NaIt+n &: Co. members OF tho New York
Stock Exchange. National Bank Build
Ing. Wheeling w. Va. Louis i. Brand.
manager.
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NEW YORK CURB MARKET

WHEELING. W. Va. Mny -. rs.
Furnished the IDtclliGrncer by A. e.
Masten & Co, members Of the New YORK
Stock Exchange. National Bank Build
ms Wheeling W. Va. Louis +. Brand
lnanlYcr,
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PETROLEUM

OIL CITY. May iI--''rri' balances.
Il. iuns S1.i1J: average IlllI. Ship
mcnis 3h.T;.:': average i3.N43.
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TOLEDO. Ohio. May 14.-CloverseeA
prime cash. 1925: October 1880:
.Alsiks. prime Gosh :525.
Timothy. prime cash 375: September,
AS; October Az; December 40
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New York Cotton Market

WHEELING. W. Va. May IL. Is
Furnished the In:ciliS"ncrr b. A. T.
Mastcu & CO.. members rt The New Yora
Stock ExchangA National BlnK BuiII.
ing. Wheeling ". VI. Louis +. Ura:iii
manager.
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BANK CLEARINGS

rl.nrucs Tor May Il. ssln c42,ih:
same Lay last gear, saG1.2+u.9".
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Curb Mining Stocks.
PITTSBURGH STOCKS

WHEELING. W. VA. May II. IS.
Furnished the intclligenrer ny A. T.
Mastcn s. Co. rnrnnbcrS II ;hr New Yura
Stock Exchange. National Bank RuI.d.
!nR. Wheeling W. Va. Louis +. Brand,
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Standard On Subsidiary Stock
NNEELING, ". Va, Mal

WHEELING. ". Va. May Il. 'lS
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the American troops were infuriated at what they termed "drty warfare,
 American Army in France March 21.-Amerlcan troops in the sector of LuneYle participated Tn last (Wednesoay nights raid German trenches ana penetrated the enemys lines for some distance Hand tohand fighting ensued The raiders returned to the American lines after about 40 minutes. The raid was carried out in conjunction with French troops and pro tected by heavy barrage fire The Teutons retallated by heavy fire of gas shells and high explosives
 With American Army in France, March 22-The en emy's first. and second line positions in part Of the sector east of Lunevlle has been destroyed by Amer ican artillery fire.
 Paris March 18-The office announces 8 series of strong German attacks in the direction of Samog neax North Bois Des Cuareres, and in the BezonVaux region Large enemy forces succeeded III penetrating the French lines various points, but under the vlo ence of the French fire they suffered heavy losses and were unable to hold the ground gained.
 Paris March 2O-The air on the Western front is breaking all records-07 enemy planes having been broueht down so far this month in daylight Hyng, ln- cuding 23 on St. Patrcks day.
 Paris March P 2---Local attacks were made by the Germans at various points during the night, but they achieved no success, the office announced today
 NETHERLANDS
 Amsterdam, March 16. There is an unprecedented movement of German troops into Belgium, declared a dspatch to Les Nouvees today, coming from the same source which stated that Generals Hindenburg and von Ludendor have taken up headquarters at the Spa
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NEWS OF WASHINGTON
March 16, 1918.

That Germany is deliberately en- couraging extreme hatred of the United States in Austria is evidenced by a number of official communications reaching here today. The Germans have inaugurated a campaign to hold the United States responsible for the continuation of the war.
 The administration let it be known today that President Wilson will shortly issue statement which will define the attitude of the United States towards Russia, and towards the plans of the Entente to have Japan send an expedition into Siberia.
 To carry on during the fiscal year of 1919 the emergency war work begun during the current year. Secretary of War Baker today asked congress to ap- propriate S20.o0O,oOO, which will be largely expended to increase food pro- duction.