davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-06-19
BOrecky-ROusseau.

Milash Borecky, aged 46, and Mrs. Lillie Rosseau, aged B, obtained a license to wed yesterday afternoon, and shortly afterwards were married. Justice of the Peace J. s. Wiley con ducted the ceremony.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-06-19
MOTHER AWARDED CHILDREN

Circuit Judge w. B. Sorrells yes terday awarded the custody of Hell ton Gladney and Collentine Gladney. minors, to their mother. The case was brought before the circuit court
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-06-19

Miss Helen Clay Prick, daughter of Henry c. Prick, the noted financier of New York, has returned from France. where she has been engaged in Red Cross work Miss Prick per formed many .arduous duties and her associates said hundreds of emaci- ated French children had been saved through her efforts.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-06-19
ARRIVES IN FRANCE.

Russell Crow, brother of Misses Louise and Ruby Crow of Pine Bluff, has arrived in France with American troops. according to message receiv- ed yesterday,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-06-19
COL0REG OR WHITE
 FOLKS CAN NOW
 BLEACH THEIR SKIN
Black and White Ointment,-Remoyes Freckles, Tan; Heals Pimples.
 Risings, Sun Burn

Freckles, Tan: Heals Pimples.
 Risings, Sun Burn Bleachcs Dark or Sallow Skin. Mak-
 ing it Soft. Fair. Bright. By
 Mail. 25 Cents
 Thousands of folks have< proven that Plough's Black and White Oint- ment, applied freely (4 directed) brightens or lightens <their dark. swarthy, sallow ,skin t9fsuch a bright light. soft, smobth, Wealthy tone as to please most everybody. Black and White Ointment klsS heals all bumps, risings or 2implf0r DlaGaheads' ,1a1t, ,sa tan think how much better you look with that dark blotchg skin gone and, light healthy skin in it's place! Sold on a money black guarantee, only 25c lstamps or coim sent by mail, or if you send $1 for four boxes of Black and White Ointment, a 25c cake of Black and White soap included free. Address Plough Chemical O., Dept. 9 Memphis. Tenn.
 Agents Make an Easy Living representing us. Write for special deal. Black and White Ointment sold everywhere. -(Adv.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-06-19
ADDRESS INSTITUTE.

Prof. Sutton, teacher of language in Phalander Smith College, addressed the negro teachers county institute yesterday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-06-19

While "Big Jeff" Tesreau has shown an improvement over his work of last year, the Ozark heaver has not yet arrived at the fast clip he was going when with the Giants few seasons ago.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-06-19
BIRTHS.

Born-To MT. and Mrs. Sam Smith, Monday, a son at the Florence Soni- tarium.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-06-19
!. C. A..

t the Y. w. c. A. last night the meeting for the regular Tuesday ping "Y" time was held. Neither
 vesper services CT these will be Pmed until coolr weather comes the fall. Miss Honevcutt of the Pciated Charities made a talk to girls during, the problem hour. Bible classes were held under Mrs. |M. Barrow. as a special request been made for her instruction this last meeting of the year.
 ne social hour which followed was |harge of Mrs. Cora Gellispie, who
 assister by Miss Emma Dewoody. |lls. R. D. Oilar and Miss Martha selan are in England, spending a X with Mrs. Olair's parents, Mir.
 Mrs. Folsom.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-06-19

on the petition of the father, And rev Gladney, for a writ of halbeat corpus.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-06-19

z. 1ouise Rowland has returned sls n,. oitv after spending the winter .a.. ...,s e Rock. where she had a large bcng class.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-06-19

!. M King has gone to Mid als Tan11.. T. for a months visit.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-06-19

.. pettie sallee has gone to
 MISS o,,In @ for a visit with her sis l'si s,,s Rufus Hudson.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-06-19

,,,, Estelle simpson is the guest ,,s, sss sister, Mrs. Ralph Verser at lcahee nst for about a week.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-06-19

r q Williams is in Little VI SI', r;siting for a few days.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-06-19
immunity Kitchen To "a Tn11s,

U JtHV.
 Under the supervision of Mrs. Lucy
 z. county home demonstration
 nt the art of jelly making will be ght Thursday morning at the Con- bity kitchen. In this demcnstra,
 not only will the first and sec jellies be made, but the correct of sugar substitutes will also be En. A good attendance to this Ionstration is desired.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-06-19

nd Mrs. R. c. Cook of England IT. J. Saa SSassaterday in the city.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-06-19

. " H. Herndon is ill at her ., m west Fourth.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-06-19
kmming Class at
 n I fnr Ladies.

imming Class at
 % c. 4. for Ladies.
 Ese %. swimmi. g class for ladies at
 W M C. A. is growing at each ses-
 On Monday last, quite a num-
 n, ladies. old and young, were in .ndance. M and, under the capable Etruction of Mrs. w. B. Walton.
 de splendid progress. Mrs. Walton o had charge of the children's
 sses in the morning.
 fesdames J. G. Taylor, Will McGe-
 W. M. Tonev. w. B. Sorrells, bd Eek and R. B. Rice were dele kes to the district convention of the fC T. U. at Star City. Judge w. B. krells ofcthis city made the closing bress Enforcement of the Law.
 {. E. G. Hall of Grady, as presi- bt and Mrs. Grumbles of Star City. secretary and treasurer, presided |the ineetings which were held in Presbyterian church of Star City. Mrs, Clifton Warren and little son, If, IT,, have gone to Tennessee to 1t Memphis and other points. They |ect to bei absent from Pine Bluff month.
 Hiss Eva Gammill, daughter Of MT. } Mrs. L. H. Gammill. is visiting atives in Little Rock this week.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-06-19

Hiss Eva Gammill, daughter of MT. l Mrs. l.. H. Gammill. is visiting htives in Little Rock this week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-12
p-Afa-

Tho Sowing circle az the Allen Grove
Presbyterian church met IN Iooa ""'
hall Thursday afternoon.
!: = Nrt'omhs ia spending 4 rev daS
Il, his home here before going TO WASH
Inc'nn. r. g.. to rpcort for military
duty. -. IN
Mnundsvllc Wednesday to take dow
some finished work from the Shcrta.o
md Cross and bring back more Work 10
b. done. c,,,on..
Mrs. Harold Hamilton OF CannonS mons
hurr. Pa. is visiting nj tn" home OF nef
par@nts. Nj. and Mrs. II. \. Marble;
Mrs Albert Miller Of Mozart. Miss
RuClna Eircr nr Shcrrarc ana sir. ana
Mrs. ". +. Miller OF Twcnty-nih.m
street. Wheeling. are spending lew
DAYS nj Camp Leo. Virginia and "aSh-
ingion. D. c.. ,1aro,d
Hamilton spent Wednesday afternoon
~, ,br home OF Mr.. and Mrs. ]. l.. Car
Tho Ladies' Aid Of the Pleasant N; r..
church mot at tn" humc OF Mrs. ATCneS
IN "Wednesday afternoon. Inc al'e'
moon was spent AT quilting.
Mrs. Martha Gusnry is spending Some
tim. visiting ut the home Of her son
Jrsse Kmplc of Grafton. vs.. va
Dr. r. y. Walter, OF Whrc,ins. nas
dung dental work III" first three Gays
of each week ..
MIR. and Mrs. Finn Allen OF WarWooo,
were visiting Al the home Of Mr.. ana
Mrs. c. r Guudy. Wednesday AFTER
''" Miss Mary waymnn OF bethlehem. IS
attending Nihlr Training school at Lake
Geneva, Wis.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-12
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO. July l!.-lI'E$. r"''"lri&
." uuu: closed 20 Ia 81 cents higher th;in
yrstrr,Iuy's nv,rrl.r after Il |" L" ="
cent higher rat l:ulk of snl"$ les" u
| 7Gh: butchers l7"I Il 1863: packing lh""
T,l1lJ: light lI2n l1'h. rough l"A'H
1854: pig lGirt' 1879.
cattle. receipts l..non: h"' Steers
81 rang and ACTIVE hnr"h"rs strong /" ]"
cents hirh"r: calves steady: Sl"ck"rS
and feeders steady. Iir''t cattle: '""H'
rltn,,,. and rr!iu" 1874 iSIn: common
and medium Hue 1917. I:u!ch"r& stock:
COWS and h"if.r> So" 49,. Gamers
and cutters lisa NJ: S'""k"r$ hi"'
feeders; Good. rhnirr and fancy l"in ="
ianG common AMI mcrlium s." u 49,"
rr;l calves good ana rh"l"" l";,"" -"
Sheep receipts l"nh"; S""l Sh''P
fully steady. common kinds lower: i"r
lanhs l9On: hig strong %"arlInf breed
Ing cwrs lShn. Lambs: Eh"'c" ANA
rrimc 1851 lhlt: medium AMI ;;n"a
1AEj- ru1ls r@nn Il $500. Ewes: h"ir"
md rrim> ISnh n 49, medium and good
Iosn :: l2nh: 'ulI= i"hTi 80.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-12
FINANCIAL OPINIONS
Gay Private Wire 20 A. z. Masten & Coz

CBy Private Wire 20 A. z. Masten Coz
\ continuance of III" Sp"rmIt! lr'u-
ing tendencies is expected III th' P'!"t
nj stock market with particular nttrn-
ton likely To br given 1" tn" rnlir"nHS
and railroad equipment shares. We DC,
lirrc this entire railroad situation "lli
work cut reasonably SallstacinrH ''a'l
Purchases on POSSESSIONS should u"
profitable.
Ncwbcrc"r Henderson I.n"h SAY: rhc
outlook for Reading and the klnnFfu
shares should appear more iaE"rapl"
than those Of almost any other eastern
probably thr only important rAl'r"au
operating In eastern territory mat was
not urgently in n"rd "f SupS'th''a'
increase in freight rates. -,,,,,
HAYDEN Stone & Co.. say: American
Car and Foundry and ANN. Al". now
have their preferred stocks emf ir"lS
covered with net quick assets. f"r ING
first time in the history Of ANN. car ~
Fdy. III" working capital has 'o"'L''"
500 ur more Of preferred Slv"k'
clark rhilds and 10" say: important
banking interests have recently h"nHh,
quite largely al t.. =. Steel. can ana
Reading. ,,, ,,
J. $. Rarhc & Co. say: Tho rE"r,rr
of Germany and their rulers arc ~ ~
ono stripe Cndrrn"ath IN" dhFiiCItS
with which they have received thr w"rII
rnr wears is this crude thirst of the man
brute for blood, lust and power ,,.,.,
Jnscpllal K Co. say: w" nrI,|n
that at present tho railroad us, "' ,ntT
The best opportunities and think thMt
with thu contracts finally settled; sp"Tu-
la,inn will again turn /" N" :a'Is W."
feel that DStillcrs should l." h"uEht on
iournrl nr Commrrr" says: TIL" fa'i
must he clearly recognized that II -
only through disaster and 'i"'rn, 'nh1
the German ncopl" can hc hr"uEh' T."
choose between the influences ihat huN"
rompasscd their ruin and ih"S" Wn''n
must hr involved to bring about th"'r
condition. ,.,,,,,-,.b
+. ". Wagner & Co. say: lIu Sh"rsm
md West Virginia. Mo. lar l., !. ana ,.
nricnd rails, II. * Q. and y. !. 9. ar"
nj trnCtiNo.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-12
STOCKS AND BONDS.

BY 60 r G E

ric. Then can. there he no DOUBT lhAe
,unnnE., in unlimited supply. h"a'ts
only hnrecs and t"whoats anu prnptt
terminals tn b" diverted In the great ma
ural. unused. ignored avenues oil water
way commerce. , rovcrn-
Essumlnr that IN" expected govern
men, aid will he Forthcoming IN nm.
for river rattle next year. there VIII
bar.r traffic throughout IN" l"nS'n -.
the Mississippi Rivcr--"n" Inc hslW .,.
Minneapolis and st. Louis ahn anotnu'
hrr wcnn st. Louis and Now ''F''f.S
There is already u limited DaFe" hI",,
on tn" Missouri river between Nhn1,
civ and 81. Louis. iHrE"S Q",rkls
should DO rrDyidcd for US" on the l''l"-
oiS river and tn" canal ~ meas,
l2aryrs should h4 provided for lhrousn
traffic on the Ohio river. Tn" Ncd "'''.
lrkansas rivers should h" usci Tor
transporting cotton and lumh"r. rams
pnr;ation on III" Missouri river ShnuI"
hc extended above Kansas city. TO o'n"-
IN and Sioux city.
With terminals and boats. even III me
limited measure promised for next year
freight iraffi" on the MISSISSIPPI TN"!
and lis tributaries ought Ia y" Il rc;tl
war TRANSFORMATION factor IN IVY. lis
rrssihiIItias arc tremendous.
u'onvriCht. 1915, by the St Louis starr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-12
IN
STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK. July l1.-Stocks were
heavily l.ou,dated N the initial period
Of to-days session. the movement be-
ing provoked by overnight reports that
some Of the moro important equipment
and munitions companies had applied to
the federal government for financial aid.
These reports had their origin in the
fact that the bankers comprising. the
Bethlehem Stool s5O.0oo.o0o note syndi-
cate has requested the war finance cor
poration to furnish $20.o0o,ooo OF that
issue in event Of their inability to mar
ket tho entire amount.
Selling naturally concentrated in. is
sues Of that division. United States
Steel being offered in very large guam
titles at an eStreme reversal OF ~
points. Bethlehem "A" stock reacted
So points and the 81 or non-Votlns
stock broke : points. :
Other severe losses. few OF which
were more than slightly retrieved. in
cluded Cructble Steel. Republic Iron.
Pressed Steel Car, Baldwin Locomotive.
General Motors and shippings ut gross
receSsions Of to 4 points. Among IS
sues of less definite character. such rs
oils, lnathers, Distillers. Industrial Al
cohol, tobaccos and Peoples Gas. reac'
lions ranged from to points. Ropal
Dutch Oil displaying especial weakness.
Rails withstood the pressure better
than any other group. losses among
such representative shares as Reading.
Union Pacific and grangers being limited
70 l or ~ points. Sales amounted 10
$4,000 shares. :.
Foreign news. including the Bank OF
rpclapd's weakly statement was main
Nv favorable. but played no part in tho
days events. =;
Bonds were irregular. tho various d.
visions easing Sariably on light deal
'ings. Total sales (par valued aGsre-
gated s3.17s.00o. :,
Old United States Is advanced 4 per
cent on call; others unchanged.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-12
ENORMOUS TRAFFIC
Continued From First PagcO

,ra,,rrov hes boz discussed in detail
ir Tho preceding articles. Summing az
TINT essential phase of prnspecti|"
water traffic the situation may y" r.
I,rrrd ,u briefly rs follows: Minhrhp-
oils in all proba b,lily will h" ready Win
q complrt.d terminal unit next year
81 panii Will hav" facilities Tor han"i''E
ore. coal and general commodities AI"hE
ia. u;,i".f Mississippi. Davenport anI
Mu-,'aIiE" VIII t." ready WIN h'"'%''
Terminus tl!0n has Il modern private
Terminal clinton md quincy HT" nj t..
,,,,,,,, .r iorr.h!n. ilnuS IIn Tn" IN
;,..r and L.. canal connexions.
,,,,.r,,,,. ;,,n us.. -; ir~
''''"' -" r.,i:,; ,1 i, s,ilc
extensive h'r'''' '''''' Wv, .,,,,,,,-
and I''."r,n ar" iI'""lAG |" ''l"'P '''''''
,.'lN"s with n'inl i'rlh':E! ""''H,
To-. Missouri river. Kansas 'l'E ""S
,rrIui,.ipul terminal If modern Design
.,.bi.b further ,u,iipm"ni is Ia b" AL
" -. ..,.i,j.riu,r ,,lurs
"'H' - pa - ,,,,I,,r ,er-
- ',,.,,..t :, r,pi,,,I r.S
miiinl~ aud the in""t'ii"'' ''''','' Wv"
under r"i.s'ruri'"n "nE"t l" "c '''t'''
rlcir,l during III" pr ,'irt year, ON Hlr
ohio river Pittsburgh. willis without
I,,i,,i,c rInre for municipal terminals.
l.,,,,ribu,r m, usn If extensive pr-
Iatr facilities. Among "'""T '"'
oIorr ,b, ,lhi,, and lis tributaries. NASH
49,, ,,,,s,,Ii,. rxrrc, Ia rruyid.
VIM "''' ,,,. and I.vnnsv,lln
terminals "''"." H'''' ui..
* discussing plans. TN thr lower M'SN-
issiupI private terminals for "rc ana "lI
i,,,.,, brnu established opposite M"nr"I1.
49,, r >u.,I,i.. -. ir uruyid Il
n" ~ 80 " ,,,,,.,, rs Inns
SInu.h"p t'rII'I'N" ~" "a
been stated. !: ready Will 'N'''' N
riIitirs of modern Tyr.
,rt ,nrnr,unjiy for divrrtinE TON
H. waterway u; almost without
, !"h .rhn >,is..isstnpi valley Is the ma
!'''''.. -, ,rd,,,cr IF prrln meat and
tluh s''I' lI,, I, contributes III
DINER roc" P'''' ,,n,urorturrd out
lHrE" MEASURE !" ,,f,i,s along
nut NJ III" ''hh'F!' ,,,,,,r.,n,
the waterway system ar -" .,,' .,t
assembling point" for gram '''"'' .r,
tom lumber coal and ma'hlh'r!' ~
nr, direct r"nirihui"rS u TAR n'"HS pun
I'm food and munIiInus.
Tho great demand IN war 'rahSP'r ''-
ttnn is for r"li"f for thu ."a$l hnhl west
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-12
SUGAR

NEW YORK. July 1l.-Th"ro was no
change in raw sugar with prices quoted
at 1885 for Cuha's cost and freight,
equal TO G.OD5 for centrifugal. r'urchas-
cs BY the COMMITTEE" have been over
200. ono tons for July shipment thus far.
although today no ncw commandments
were reported.
In ,.fined there is *Ill sam" delay
In issuing certificates although every
effort ~ being mad" /" "Nr"d!I" Ih"m.
RefiRers. however. are abb" To take rare
OF all offrr"h them. and business Is Of
moderate proportions. Prices remain at
tho fixed level Of 80 for fine cr.lnu-
IatCi
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-12
CAPTAINS Appointed.

Al tn n""itu@ of iii" 6raFt""S ~ IN"
l"r,rr,d rirS<rS. which was held III TN"
Court House Hall. on Tu"sdnr cvrnlnE
captains were appointed for tho various
par. nf tho township rs follows: rank
Frazier. Harry Glover. T. "; Au'i Tor
tn. Iuwn. Eidn Hlyat. Tr"vid"nt: New
ell Barnes. FarI"in': Charles thrrr
Wnrrnck: John rhri-ty. Y. f. Of town:
Clarence Finnr?. east Of town; Henry
Daniels. Runnnrk: JOHN 7. Lent. l"oydS-
vllr. Th"S" rHr'aiES ar" :" !nH"' IN inc
Court house hail na Friday evening mt
I o'clock. ar which time they will hr
given nnmrS Of the members Of their
teams. twenty names in each team. Zach
member IL - sell $3.50 III war savings
stamps Til" ,Ir"ifi""s will meet Sunday
attrrnnnu nj lw" o'clock in court houS"
hall for further instructions.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-12
LIVE STOCKS

PITTSE1 RICH. July l 1--.Faf'l' steady
supply light. Prime ICON a lian.
SHEEP st"ady: supply light l'r'm"
wr,hrrS ESQ a l%2i: cults and COM
mons auU ~ 7un: lambs l"h1 q l9o":
veal calves lNOn a 1850.
Hogs fairly active. receipts ten
double decks l'rim" h"nvi"s lou a.
I1cn; III. dlumS 1Ai:i a iAiu: heavy york
crs. lirhr workers. and piss l>ln "r 1854:
rnUEh, liJn l3Jn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-12
More Flags.

W Hamilton. SI""pl'- jn"k. VIII" placed
the American flag "il. top al Tho ':tN hhIl
tower. says h. Will pun up in addili"n.
IN Saturday evening ~ o'clock Il
French flag and r'ri,nps til" English.
Mr. lIanil'rn has III" ""ntrI"t for
PAINTING tn" stack l%J f""f III height.
fu. E'nllinSlm.. I;nS. tuir1HHE.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-12
WELlSBURG

'nlccrnm was I, rrINrd from COR
nnrol ! howard Johnston Icy his mother.
Mrs \Hn,,i., Johnston. St"tinG hI:. hrrI-
val u, camp lpi'n, Long Island: New
York He states that all III" W"llShur@
bows are IN Enrd h'aIih and their trlr
from Fort Srrrvcr vas very ""nilorth-
bic. ~ Hey had rmlliIan A"r"Inmlda-
tinu> throughout tn" trip.
H.. :,lsn SAWS: "rh. i;rd ross and
rnninru services hav" been very Smd
T.. us. aih ,l">"rl. III" h'"u rrHiS" and
liberal support Of Ill good An"r:cnnS.
HIS hes, wishes Ia all NrllShurE az
rnmpnuy ,hr telegram
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-12
Farmers Picnic,

TN. Thursday. August lSt. tho people
Of Ernok,. county nr" invited To- gather
ut the r. e. Wells orchard at Ilc"ch Bot
tom Ia .ruIry II rcI&hhUrl. meeting for
renewing old aCquaintau""S and making
now nn"a. which shall bind us :nt".
community Of interests necessary I" III"
winning Of the great war IN which ""
Hrc struggling. To this "nd the "ricI
nr Ihr> day will ne - basket luncheon AT
noon. followed Ivy $nrnktng. games and
athletics. III which all may have Il part.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-12

Today's market suffered Il great deaI
from liquidation. hut it was larger N
United :Sates steel than in any. other
stock. Their, is no we'll defined "Hnlana
ton for it, Tho urgency Of IN" selling
however. indicated som" over S,cnheo
Account being reduced or liqu3dated
Their. vas NO nepe 70 cause such a de-
cline Money Wns tight. hut "b'ainaeI IL
on call at all tintrs.
HARRIS WINTHROP & 60,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-12
ST. CLtIRSV!LLE

William MrGraw and s. r. Nichol 10
i. +. Klrtr Land in Gol"r;lin TIP. Con-
sidtratlcn 81
Laytna kinney to The Central Power
rnmranr. Land IN Goshen Tp. Con-
Sidcration 81.
nohnr, II Eaton Q; ri IN William
Shrrh"rc Land in Union tn. Consid-
Grafton $1,000.
RuIh. \. Devices TO William Shepherd
Land in Union TIP. Consideration SI2h
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-12
CLOSING STOCK LETTER

tFrnm Logan L. Bryan to =. T. Mastcn
II Co.. by rrivAr" Wir".l
NEW YORK. July ll.--Thc "ver night
news was in the mnin favorable hut
liuuidul ion Of Il substantial line "f long
Stock unsettled the list and caused re-
crsSi0ns In nearly all directions. IN"
desire 10 liTuidHtc did not appear t" he
CLOSELY associated "iih An! |Hr''ruhr
though "f course. NOR" or
less concern 10 exhibited with respect 10
Inc rrnbahlr happenings aj tn" battle
front.
We seq no occasion Ia anticipate driS-
tic declines from prevailing l"E"iS. a.
though an Irregular Tendency l. NOT un-
likrIt. until uro4IrrIiVr conditions h:-
com" more clearly defined.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-12
THE Days REVIEW
Furnished Tho InlcllIcrnrrr Ky inc
Finance Company
MORNING STOCK LETTER.

There is little news This morning. war
news Is good. TIL" market Sh"uin re-
elect il. Money has h""n tlEhi ana may
h,. nnr ur the reasons for selling i"S''i-
day bui this should riEh' '>rI' ;mIH
rn.L I, * due To government with
drawaiS of incomes and "Nc"SS profits
lux money from hanks. -,
HARRIS WINTHROP 90.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-12
New York Cotton Market

WHEELING. W. Va. July II. rs.
Furnished tho IntelliEenccr by A. E.
Masten & Co. members nj the New Yorh
Stock Exchange. National Bank Build
Ing. Wheeling. w. Va. Louis F. Brand,
mana ger.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-12

N.v. caxrG rIl,d: Dnra Bell" Craig vs.,
Howard rraig. Action for divorce.
Rosa strauss ~. John strauss. Ac-
finn tnt. liv"r,.". Elmer y. Nanf"sscH IT,
CLARA .. NanfoSs"n. Action fer divorce
and custody T.: minor child.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-12
GRAIN At IT'S
HIGHEST PRICE

CHICAGO. July ll.-liiGhcst prices
vet for grain this season resulted to-
day TO a considerable degree from good
and shipping demand, Corn
closed strong. = &c to 5Sc net higher.
with August $l.59% to Sl."9hs. and
September $1.59ls to Sl.59ii. Oats
gained &c to t.c, and provisions &C
to soc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-12
BANK CLEARINGS

Ci"ar.ngs for July II. $"l:.I9!.iH
Same day last year. SII".'51. ~.
t'lrariugS for week ending IhArSnaE
;;nm, week last year I4.IS&.5?1.92.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-12
Sunday School Picnic.

Tho annual SUNDAY school paskc, PHI PHI
mic Of the Bethlehem Union chapel VIII
i,n held tho afternoon and evening or
July 24th. Ilans arc being madc 1ot
games for children and everyone arc IS
it,t. t,tI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-12
Enfarfninni emit

There will h. an entertainment given
nv Tho American Entertainers in the NJ.
Oliver hall Tuesday. July is. an al
mission Of ton and twenty cents VIII re
rhalgc and refreshments will DC scrE-
nI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-12

TOLEDO. July Ill 'i"r"rS""d. rrim"
casi, 1850: Octot"r t,IIh: December lc:35
bid.
hlsikc prin" cash 1854.
T!mo,hy. primo cash 40; September
$50: October 4+n December $50: March
1921; April $50.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-12
Arthur williams.

Arthur williams. n well known colored
man nr hiss place. .lird Tuesday evening
1T tho ohio Valley hospital in Wheeling
fu;inwing an operation for throat trnil-
BIZ. Tn" remains Will II" brought tn this
rlncn for hurIal Nh funeral arrange
mrntS hay" hccn made.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-12

Those WIN have enlisted Ia the Marine
service arc viii GEORGE. Erwin MnZiNg".
William holland. Harold Potter and
,;cnrcr bare. Others are thinking of
rninI. 4: or near the sam" tin"