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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-10-04

PegOD and Biliy BcigiVH. toho ,dUo
doUn South 1cith the Birds, 90 TO The aid
Of the Dancing DdmSoi ,cho is parted by
her stepfdthor from the Boy Knight, Uhom
she iOUCSJ
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-10-04

Great demand for the EVENING PUBLIC
lFnGfR may cause you to miss an Install
ment OF this very interesting story. You had
hotter. therefore, telephone or write to the
Circulation Department, or ask your news
dealer this afte-"oor to leave the EVENING
PUBLIC LEDGER at your home
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-10-04
DREAML1ND
ADVENTURES
BY DADDY

complete reto adventure each tceeI. be0is,
ntno BondnU and ending saturday.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-10-04

Friends of Mrs Frank Sauveur. of St
Martins. will regret to hear that she is i'll
ht her home with Spanish influenza.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-10-04

Mr.. and Mrs. d, r, Esrey, of Coronado.
ral, are spending a few months at the Ritz
carlton. Mrs Esrey will he remembered as
Miss Harriet Campbell, icrmery Of this
bifv
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-28

hrrf -aasr
Y'hs oas.nr has hsan lnlist Afem
ma CnaF useM st1 niles YVES q! Nal
sAft vgns caslrr has hs'er il 4il-
rasiar ana has brr1 aesi r 7hf ground
srer snee ar1LHe stepped aeenf /
ru1r ag0
MI Kln1ial- lbs 1s11raetnf wins
s arsIltre ne ast.-wsn Tes1 an rs
Rni1or tNrm aeFan miles northwest
tAs lhs can1rHa -ar putl-ns ooV1 he
rast ar tia Silns Fam srr-m ttr snlss
ntr~Awest NJ IuaE, Ahs ar0t-e5
/ s-aur q foais sraIn Tulsa anc eE
e,cts Ia haTn vura ia d very shn-
me
TINS Empire wtl eas. % Guthrlf -
s;r1nyvGie lfwnship IS 5ewn nes''E
esen FeTr il Trnrrs'ss. .lIsg
-1aa.A
Ths Fir s.ur ir Muhan 7vwusn
Il shui down arAr
r'bs va one Oh Clumparrs lesi on
shs Garter 1Rrm sr5n stus 5uwr a.
ubaui @SnD feei-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-28

tHEe tlfurac turn
Tbare Is -~,riedv Scr Hlnlos1
every - Thaassnaf AaFs fauna
Pa-unh 70 b. ihai rsraees rs cd asst
Clara L.atr 81 = y fsald - Grant
RHpds N5ghlE "a Sba write "a
fTisnd neH ns-et Eg--una anr
mere ALI an ne3 af-tr tAktnr slk
boisleF : weiEh4- uiussr pounds be
tu-s ! stErfed snd wss .,osa ana weaf
ls 2 hH0 such ! caurh and s,d1tirg
El fhe ialnt gfla- neEAf tnfseeaed 70
rscayer NY FTaan8s -sHe me B9
panlt sal nothzns NOv ] CAD eaT
and valEf 8 pounds ] moss -hEns-
tullF RECOMMEND Ps-uns to -rr
friends
Mia -sliiif is - lk AZ 5ns1s "a 15aii
message & hope l0 suffering wan
sr- J. tells vou thar sou TOO msr pc
Strong xn1 wen and vigorous
FsrunE nHv lss h85 II esther banid
y 1Btisg form Ask Huur des3er u
ran ralu4 neHiit1 De nu Lererf d suh-
s-1-u7s Isr. As--Uars Wor9c Famous
FsaxnI Tsnli{ is x7hH- Eau wauL The
PeT-una COMPANY Dssr- - Co1umsHs
0tir. als9 pubEgh Dr Bar1mEn's
Health 8soE The saok If tree K-i-s
.nr ~ E8uf das3sr VII rire rnu q
Ps-Hns z1n.snhc
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-28
THE FIRST 100 TEARS
IS llNlrs HARDEST
sporting Writer Sings q Swan.
Song and Telas OF the Trials
OF The Sporr OF
Today

= seons snx Srafer IN Ssnl Ans
y AsA sadlr ssn2s ssar song asier
ht seiiov pattern Now ahA.
spr haseAan seAsV IS over. aA1 The
ann eu~ are ALSO Qnsisinr. ana tbs
att~s-ate FAR races have hee1 rnA.
Anr SIS ae.o calG morAsLcs 70 est ur
ea'ls &nG fsh ane fher wen les van
hual ducAs nor 4naa .ihss. and al
the prize fseAsers are rnsf3eAa sisc and
ar Tar early gor sAskeghsn and hand
i.aA am mneh se wasch- ard trar
knoo4ns easss taa mach Ana ss TO-
cxad 70 swim and yan cam sina ha1a
Il anrhadf 'o plAs eoii wh ana s'aa
hAre 70 aua rlx t1ane en Sanaays
sNa ne ennis coasss have A6icurnad
Hrt iherf AMI ans Atyf ~ beai
Arnana Aeef sn -she firsi hnnare
yasrs ARE she haleltss
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-28
caNrEEN ccNNI--ss

8As SArieer cnun zee of the a
2 ne,aea Ssst fnr asf vora a. sht
iafT ssl4ue cDle dr-ngs Those cam !
s'rts ne slis rnrnn5sstf ara Mesaanes
~ C'ssssdE ssenry Thompson. y y
Dervan y g Rnrnsdala J. II Rn4-
tsEPt -y'maa cras = Cank Misses
faaeg Bertha and Blanche BAana
passs Ma-aA@1 Nessgs ! "a Hartman
Ana 2uen Mahasey ghsT we're ns
sissel is some al Iha friends Nnd
iAff ns WAY Of shl1i7us them
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-28
A TEXAS WONDER

The TsxHs Nan1e- f0r fidner hne
Mnoos, t7uuhler gravel dIahc.as
Veal aDa iaUe hRpf rheurnAtlsu arsT
ar--sSElI-iiins q 1ss lansvs nut
hibner lN aatk nEr Ers wumAn Rt-
rlafes ilr6nfr truuAls cfna-er L
no s1aA fF Ean- drwfe1 VIII hs srn.
~ ma en- -ecet5e ~ s ~ Iant
snaA ho't't Is tve ueI hs f-natrstgf
ant f-'Ar cQuras SsnH s1r xasl
tasi lua1lals. D- r. X Hnn. ssai
clTt ST. 81 Lnus No Sals h.
~ as'no A. I'm 4sria'-
Ars ssAr Banr thr NV
>nts -alfrnaa aaaar Texas
- l.ei,a A, sa,,4 1.gtaf--
when rgu h1F Hr aaheT SIRE fa
.efaHs fnt son ars sl eed ana DIS.
caurHgea Is q firE at 4fgraH Ia II
ralar-a w ah1ls Tua ssan3a AZ
loh7 Is ward ~ II aagR mEE
AAh aSs you she ler rnu 2.
3 aessprs ass u1ala-44 gsim a. =.
aus a- mpurfies lra n.Akns aa
sa vlgarpus fr5 naern
aw Drug ss0x
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-28
BUILDING Up
OUR WONAkH9Ql
Sstr y. tc DE - re- Fritaux.
Young Lazy secost-x -er
-esfr ssrc INCREASES
@tfet7t-As rpNncx
4 apst-Ts Ns.iav Necrs str5ng
-sesit.s Mcrnsr

"a lii tAesn s ne
stronger hH1
women Hence. r
h. Tbs Quv us eve
s-T wnwaI wresh
~ vgunr Tr4oale
are ~ 8L ured
4 T0 preserve her
hAailh u v0u az
s8nk and sHfttrsnF
nan war EnIH So
urraw 1ai sik
reliss 81 once-o-
alx r m ears
TeUr Illness n.Ay
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-28
Lh1--E- SAP 51-rEL
NElL L- SlrgEl SNET

WacAnB Fails 7sz1ES, Snw e -
RS Lone SiHr Oh Company wsn il
De w-aghHn 1a1inUn il 1hs lafs'sa vaI
x ran,s L a. Bu-Eimrnsa1 Fgowinr
lcvef he TOD us III eight -fous darr1rf
yesterday Fyau1ns. 5his web n es7i-
matted a. a.Rne har-als dEfE
The Siul1lt vel naa. zhs sahna
hEnas rsssa-1et II a. vB,11ns lines
au-lne he lAE v'esak. Is nuw hanus
Eseurd7 nj r repu--B The C.aluln hif
nal- zhs hlr EHrFeE vtsiis. u -aurv
fs nE1 suuo--vv lud IL wen ur tns
A'nH-F r-Hm ls ~eHfT * t-iN IL
-'T4spd A. Tans~ F'srir'----
"-E-5 MN --E MGr sgs
SLaHN1s S-LN-s
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-28

- 1-ent AZ T-nrs -sshf'-
Al EaEEst Eh1-rE-'t rsgna-1-sr 1lupra
t't II f-Et Efatl rassea hu1ls varbuuf
Tlpf'1s- az q. me giE'as hHzznr hea1
p -rsst arF slsu-ir wagirr
--szsnr,6 Az Tl,sv E-sr.,fr-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-28
= z = = 2 2 = = + -
: 1.-THE Arnyof Mercy
E + = + = + T r = Z + + = = & = r
here Il 81 Sec crass " srs

there e % ses craxs msrs
Kee Cross fesdQrArre-s al fS.ae-as
sHaesne
Sareioss dressing room q. Nsso-sc
ssrsHf
C'slerAl lAE e. co;ler4l schot4
WorE fsoMs =. wasi SIDE w ( = z
Asfdaua-ie-s
Methodist un.i a. Mfsbatssi "a NcA
Ths Catholic iat rs sad cross M.
.vll meet each Nanaax sr1 Weaats-
gay afternoon a, NcNafir han
dfnas,
" = c Enst slsAr Socess Lad es
q. TRINITY char.h
-pesasy
r { 7 unit Baptist Circle. G A
iii. S1uts TrrisiuI unA
heanesdss.
TslfuhupH operators we1sars ~
Fucker Fsurn an Ersi- C~aae rnil. f4rst
sssflansi ha1k mr. Na.badisa unit
A'sn- Socse.v. Lsar Lila wE-14s
--'astsnc A, ganrs fagiar----
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-28

an. Mrs Alien After the business
Taeelng several readings and nnx3osl
a-nmhcrs were snscyet and The Ee6
Arass work Nas reported The ~
g T was % Be' yian bahv garments,
Z. sweaters. 2 pairs xriszlrts. pairs
sesks l-ishi rt<rasAznanfs wert ssssr-
~ ~ A~ xaosc 81 The meeting
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-28
a..'s ms

Nt Nfisf ifns fsaadrea nsl.A-s T.
RatG Tor srf eesf at NusaTrh fha can
ngs ss cHrp8 81 aass faarT'h NcC'
e8nt
BaNs CBtawt Medicine hts s,el
aiken hg eaihr~h saiter~rs fer iAs sas
lhiryF taFs vaErs. ant las hseow
known Is fhf NOS Reliable remedv n
EaAFvA Epgs Ta1arrh Medicine acI
shru lbe bieod or lhe NanBns sur
4aees fXRel4rp hs Poison from %
EioaE and hcansg Ihe diseased po,
tians
Aiisr vol have faken Halls l4tat~a
helcisf t0r sharT time voH wil se
greas lmlrovereIf in raur renerf
healfh SNrs tasting salIs caiharr
Ae1ia.ne At once and ger Y3G af al
tsf1h Send sa' esl moH4als. free
y 7 CHFN'EE a co Tots8o 0Ait
>ol1 ~ "a Ds1g isis ,ae
----'g gs'nd Asrasss i',shnt--
The nuehess vt NArbaronsh r
nmss C0Hsnea andsrht has Dee
randiaaie fn ssnr Ia tht Lsnaut
{ unrt Counc .
A.rna A. ga.,- fasia'--
Philadelphia possesses sse lssees.
arslr su ibe vofs1 WIN 80 -peasfue
sl. and s.a4N W ..ts
.l.,.,.a a. T'isss ga.ls -
'E rori ehla fals and sisfF
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-28

Lend Al y'hts f'irir----
Fl7 AND EEAoS

al Assembling PEr-ls-;a1 1lf'hA. oE-
tasag1sa ny liuric Banner, haf c-,0vn
Il a3lsnsEy fE-s Wine Jns rss1 If uinde
r9 ~ ralt beads 7wlnilnr through
sli1 iEaos NJ creme II sal4 4rrvn 1e-
xsaE ret Ent vn8ra
--~1.ant A. TlhsF ssrha"---
u AZ -hlwITk were r1I varsHc u
sasc--as.-r ssT4-sr Il at - psr ce1-'
=. TIE 15s1s ral1 CONSUMPTION ssull
svHr-rsTar e,s nHds
s~ sx.s n . --,,.., $3.50
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-28
.Fe-NCH CHAssEURs
KID YAhs BALL STAR
JoAn Fra- Trcy Has Hard
Tine With French Fc1luS
Who Take Grssf Pleasure
liz Tollvs-E I'm

u -. a.. .-..-s-s..v ~ t,xss
.ss. ", = ---saY- w.f -hs V~epla
,--r nns rms e~ues IA raerh n.
.,a, wg-at $, shr- .sr~usre Hns
rrxrc. -sfsrf-s s-s u.s---v testers ~
,.,ss- as3.p-t eor-s and seer rv, ana
ar.- IL g.s,r m ~,~s4
4 few DAYS ag EvH~s WIS reCpesi p
ca x supe-l1lfua ma ias-1ls 2Ii g 3
Dev Alan9na gnr n 9llners I'll rhas-
ss'Es Ff hH'gss1 3 Ahe spa Aie
tclEna sAHi fhs Tepon@a aAagns
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-28

tfe following garments hare been
"oaplesno s lDema,er ut tht Gulhmf
8raurA o. shs 4 r ( anrne she week
ending FRIDAY September = lss.
= swaA ers. Is pairs s1K and pairs
Wrig1le.s
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-28

= st E44aerS
The EuHatrs Class 81 he Flr 81 C.
1aurct mfa yese-dAE af she htIu -l
Ars aohe-s Anea q ess Nosrh Nn5
The hasiasses fa' ilis session wsfe
Nfs Frank SnAh Nrs Bera Alntr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-28

eapss afB SAP nas lx Hls
slpol a. rfo ho 3
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-20
.BEARISH INFLUENCES
IN THE STOCK MARKET

NEW YORK. March le.-pelay in
takinS over the Dutch vessels row n
American waters. the German chancel-
ors declaration that no signs of peace
are visible and limitations that the next
Sovernment bond issue may total ten
billion dollars gave pause TO the stock
market today.
There were no developments OF n gem
eral character to furnish any incentive
Nor bullish operations. Prices were firm
10 strong at the opening. but sharp
Reversal in shippinSS soon effected l 10
q point declines.
Desultory rallies followed the inter-
mediate period. shippings making up the
sreater part of their losses on \ demand
Tor equipments and popular war issues.
United States Steel oscillatcd fraction
billy over and under It's final quotation
bf the previosu day. but managed TO
show a slight net gain with Kindred 49,
Bues In no noteworthy instance was
the result morH than nominal sales
amounted TO 10000 shares.
Although tiue money was Quotabiy
Unchanged az six per cent. thHr. wSr"
Indications OF coming ease and Increased
|upply from local sources. Interior
financial institutions are said 10 b" buy
freely of commercial paper. Elriu-
ly =: III. days call money was placed
ke ST. per cent
D.a!.ayS m bonds wcr" substantially
arper than ,hoS,. OF recent sessions. but
liberty issues. which tended higher.
made un n" bulk -: thH offerings IN
hat market S:tl..s f1ar valued agEre-
ated $4.65".rh".
United states bonds tnid Issues) were
uchanr.d on call.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-20
NEW ATHENS

Jack Mcdonnell and wife were shop
p.ng III Wheeling Tuesday.
Mrs Carrie Glftcn has returned from
a visit with nvr brother. DR.. Patton. AZ
Ashland. q.
Mrs ). II. Doyle. IF Philadelphia IA.
arrived home for a few weeks visit with
her father. sir D. l.. Parrish.
James t'a!tum was III Cad" Saturua!
on business. ,,.
! H. E.slcp arrived home last week
, atirr spcudIHE several weeks III the
south.
r. {. Parrish made business Trip
to t'adj2 Tuesday
Mrs. Fields arrived home last week
altar s,r,dIur the winter months with
her daughter. Mrs. Cora RInagc VIII"
lives near lI;tsbur&h,
Mrs. Stella Paisley. vii" has pccn
.IsiIiu.; near Union Town. FctuTieo
home SniurGay.
l.ymrn I.,ln;!inr ri the seminary NJ
\llrgncny. "a. WAS Nl$itihE Will '''"''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-20

south OF Warwick and are moving to
GAINESVILLE. MIR. Lucas has spent his
entire life 1T lhis home. 1t was the
childhood home OF Mrs. j. D. Jarrett
and Mrs. j. ". Perkins of this place.
and has been in the Lucas family for
almost a hundred years. His grand
father. Mr. Elisha Lucas, pioneer set.
Tier. cleared 4 spo, in thc vast timber
land and erected n hewcd log cabin on
The silc where the building now stands.
Mr.. John Delaney. OF Warnock has pur-
, chased the farm.
Mr.. J. l.. Wilson and n. NJ. Gregg
attended the tobacco sale at Dayton the
=, first nj The week. and before returning
Nr. Gregg went on TO Fort Thomas,
Ky. To visit his son Allen, who is In
training in the hospital corps. Mr.
Gregg was very much pleased and I'm
pressed wiz. his visit. He reports AL
Arn well and enjoying his work
Mr.. Dave Brown Of Homeview sold
his personal property a: public sale on
Saturday Afternoon.
! Thus,. from her" attending the sale
were robert Hart. y. .. Jhrrett. En-
met Lucas. J. W. -. t.. y. L. and J. H.
Perkins.
Mrs ". l.. Watt and son John and
Mrs. Ca Lovcjoy and sons. were at
Wheeling Oh Friday.
prs. l.. u. Piper and T. NJ Murphy
attended he Belmont County Medical
association meeting u; the city hospital
EriiaIcc. las, week.
Mr. tIHudc Cunard has returned TO
III" navy yards. after spending several
days hr-c.. lie Was "al!"d home on ac-
t0u"t oil the death OF his stcp-mother.
'Nr&. CunarG who died 1T the hospital
: Mr. Russell Chapp.I. who is working
At t".it'r$. ". Va. SION: Sunday with.
has family "n ,iAii avenue.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-20
HOGAN & BRYAN'S CLOSING STOCK
Letter.

Ry Private Wire ~ \. f.. Masten X co.
NEW YORK. March l9.-Thc h";tEl-
ncss OF the market in ~ St"-diNS ia'"
d.aliugs quit. naturally brought III 4
moderate amount 81 selling at tn" start
to-day and III" market iurinE IN fore
noon exhibited r;tth' u depressed appear
ance The lath rows yesterday regard
ing Ullland'S attitud. toward m allies
was not c"nfirrl"G IL ;'t'' "N"r-nlEhl
official developments IN respect /" SAM
and consequently nS 4 r..,rh't factor DIS
Sipat.d itself.
No, much long stock MAS dISt"dS"u
ard tn. underlying strength ~n''E the
S6rk"- from al aar'a'"Mr'S possesses
acal,. cam" IN for .uUrIi ji$c1sStpn and
irr.cas..d the l.il"t tina; ;hc t"ci'n.rAt
ons';:nn is sCUrd and with 4 re"urr''""'
% Favorable. III. ruat;.t""i @ni domestic
Developments :, ,ur;'E r"t''' ) wHl ""lihi-
les display = Sup"r.S"fi>iuE'n"SS ("
S2,..>.
~. impression S..crHS I" n" gaining
yr.u,,G tha: The d"r,; sid Il thu Sltua-
t;na has hr"n ,l.h"rat"d nn II great
length lately ana security prices d.
pressed in Il curI,ncE$urt;. way FAcr"-
fur. Favorable occurrences which AZ"
ap, to he injected ini" thu situation
when least exp.c:,d. Will. "" think. inn
ra-t :" m. general market an cl"Na;'rS
tSndrEcS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-20
STOCKS AND BONES
MT. PLEASANT

Harry MrMaSlrrS uf Camp Sheridan
was home on n short furldHEh with ms
parrnts. Mr.. and Mrs. David McMaslcrS'
Mcssrs Lewis Walker. Earl Waller.
Alex Eu,.hnuln and Frank Cicavcn wcr"
AT Wheeling sunday to hear Or. l1lI'Is
lecture.
John Onslow left Saturday to play
baseball.
,;rorrr Scott was n caller in Strubcn-
willie one day last week.
Henry ki,hcart Of rrllanshcc. w. Va,
WAS visiting relatives for Il few days
Henry kriul.i al Camp sherman
srrnt thr week end with relatives N
Martins Ferry. ,
Messrs. Edward and Ben Reed were
callers at the home 81 John NF''iA''
sunday.
\ marty was given in honor Of Harry
NrMaslcrs Of Camp sheridan at the
hn,n. of Mr. Frank Smith. Saturday
rvcnInr, March o. Il fine time WAS en-
juyth hy al present.
i[nm,r tir:ifion. who "nlistcd- loft for
camp last Tuesday,
Mr. and Mrs. walter Husscy returned
lumr from Il visit with fcla'IFcS IN
California.
t,nrn,s, IIaync has purchased the
PRESBYTERIAN Mausc. expects /" NOV"
soon on the lot which h" bought, known
:.s the David Miller property
Rcy. and Mrs Jacob McrS!cr ana
family mayed into the Henry WILKINSON
l0usr TurSday..
Mrs. John krinkic Is VISITING rr!'-
tiIrs IN Martins Ferry.
.. NJ. McFaddcn. Ot Cadiz. wh" !"
selling the llcbrr!inE medicines. was tn
TINS place and vicinity this week.
Gin, Mary ard May Sickle are III AZ
IN. home IF their parents. Mr. and
Mrs Ford Sickle.
Harry Sterling was caller NJ inc
home Of y. r. Buchanan THURSDAY.
Harry Schcchlc Of f"rkvillc. was
caller near this pln"c Thursday. -"
Jesse Dcvault is II" better III n's
writing.
4 reception was given in honor OF
the Erv. and Mrs. MrrGi"r at III" res
hytcr.an church Friday evening a
luncheon WIS served by the ladies'.
several attended the sale OF tharii"
EIud.rrr. from this place and vicinity
Monday.
Hrrt Mercer IS i'll at his home with
pneumonia.
Mrs. Ellen Thcakcr IS i'll at her home
with purunluuia.
Miss Mile rlcavcr is on the sick
list.
Mrs. Jessie Ecunct; is on the sick list.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-20
To 1rcreass Stock.

OIL CITY. Pa. March IA special
meeting Of the s.oc.lholdrrs Of the &C.
lena Signal OIL company VIII be hela'
IN Franklin May Il. Ia v"te on an in
crease of common stock from 10000
shares 10 oGO.N00 shares, and TO create
:. new preferred stock to the amount OF
$4,000 shares to be entitled TO .cumu1A-
i've dividends Of eight per. ea4Es
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-20
LIVE STOCKS
Chicago 1.-Two Stocks,

strong; receipts 5000 head i:uI:..
*t..lnIr l7.G6. light. sI7.%5IiIH 90, miN"d.
$IE.S0W $500. heavy. S.G.%hf l..Ii;
rough. SlG.30M l6.5a, pigs. t!3.50M l7.2i.
tatllc--Murk"t steady; r"c"iptS !..""u
head. Nativ" STEERS. S9,J0%l Il -:
SUCKERS and feeders. EG.20M lc.i1. COWS
and hcifcrS. sI.IuWi2l5: calves. &ll.on
q 100; several lots early ut ILL.,"
f".I0. IN" highest price on record.
Sh%ep--Markct strong: receipts !".An0
head sheep. Sll.00 q li.1j lambs.
Sii.InGtl%4G.
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Pittsburgh Live Stocks.

r!rTSHrEGIl. March "a Market
s."rdy: supply light Prime. s's.7i .
1850
~lr"3--Mnrkrt steady; supply light.
Prime wrlhcrs. &l4-o0M lA.in. cul!s and
common. $4,000 son. lanhS. St"""i
ITO. veal calves $:T.d0 1t i1.'H.
HuvS-Mnrk"t lower; receipts - d"I-
H.. decks. Prime hrnTi"s. $500 II lS2";
m"diumS. $l&%51ll>.5". h"Hvy workers
and light yorkcrS. $500 So. I'Ii;$.
{iH.00MlS@@I. ruuEhS. $l1.U3nI l%.2!.
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Supply OF buying orders very limited
and seems to be some stock for sale
Appointment OF Il price fixing COM
mittee to FIX prices for all raw materials
used by the government in It's var prep
arationS is announced by council OF ma
ional defense
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n.T1F1ED =" SOUTH DAKOTA.

PIERRE. :. j.. March 1.-THE South
pako':L scuat" to-day. ratified the federal
prohibition constitutional amendment
thuut Il dissenting vote. The meas
urc is expected To meet with little OPP
position III tho lower house
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-20

Predictions arc being made in well IN
formed financial circles that the war
will las, two or three more years. and
advice is being given to the investment
community 10 act accordingly. for soon
cr or later the country AMI public SEN
tiIncnt will have 10 adjust itself TO that
out look
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-20
CLOSING STOCK LETTER

Tnnrc is nothing ." say about today;
market 1t Ms very DAN. The un.i"r.
tone keeps strong, but speculation Very
small IL sh"uld d" better
Harris Winthrop and g."
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-20
New York Cotton Market

WHEELING. W. Va. March IL. IS.
Furnished III" lnl"lliG"nccr by A. f.
MuSicn K Co. members Of the New York
Stock Exchange. National Bank Build
mg. Wheeling W. Va. Louis +. Brand
manager.
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PRICES STRENGTHENED
WHEN RUSH IS OVER

CHICAGO. March -. -- Indications
that Tor the present III" rush at corn
fn r,nrli.; WIS about over tended to-
day to strengthen prices. Largely as &
result the cluS,L although unsettled.
was : to ~ Il ~ net higher with March
sara. and May Sl.25&s Z: =. Oats
gained l&lm2%, and provisions $685.
to Au coats.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-20
BANK CLEARINCS

Yesterdays bank clcar!nCs wee
$"HG.391.5G. compared with 1893. 1855
lar the same day last March.I
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-20

international Paper Co, rs we'll rs
other paper concerns VIII soon have 10
contend with Increased wage demands
from other employees according to re-
ports.
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

WHEELING. W. Va, March ~. rs.
Furnished III" lrt"lliE"nrrr by \. l..
MuStrn Il 20. ri"nh"rS Of the New YORK.
Stock Exchange. National Bank Build
nag Wheeling W. M. Louis +. Brand,
manager.
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TICKER TALK

tSy Private Wire TO Tho Finance Coz
MORNING STOCK LETTER
There is no confirmation Of the news
that broke prices yesterday SD "" shall
probably havr ! rally today.
Harris Winthrop and Co.
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n. Y. sIUlA EXCHANGE

WHEELING. ". Va. March IT, If.
k'u:n:SI,.u ;h: iuici.!grhccr oy \. T.
Maslru X to. r..:iioc.& o. t!:c NeW 1ork
SIDck t:xchatC- National Bank Build
lug Wn..:iIug ". Va. Louis r. Brand
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NEW YORK CURB MARKET

WHEELING, W. Va. March -, is
Furnished the lntclliGcnCcr by y. +.
NaStcn x Co. members Of tho New York
Stock Exchange. National Eank Build
ing. Wheeling W. Va. Louis r. Brand.
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Outside Motor Ste cks.
Standard Oil Subsidiary Stool

WHEELING. W. Va. March ~. rs.
Furnished the Iut.iiiCcncce by ~ T.
Mas,en & Co. members o. :hc New York
Stock Exchange. National Bank Build
ing, Wheeling W. Va. Louis F. Brand
manager. -
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

WHEELING ". Va. March II. rs
Furnished thc ln;r!i!c"HCcG h! ~ f..
M,Stcn & Co. members nf tho New York
S;Dci Exchange" National Bank Ru.id-
ing. Wheeling W. Va. Louis r. B.aad.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-20

There's beauty in The thumd"r's roll
And III the ocean roar.
I'd rather hear a ton Of coal
Thnt hits III" basement floor.
Washington star.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-20

If the market gets away from INC
Dutch scar" We expect IL 50" steel c0lu-
mon de- very much hcttrr. anticipating
the annual report. which IL due to-day
or Thursday and which II is expected
will show s..04. 000.nG0 in cash Items and
larger earnings than the quarterly re-
ports indicated BECAUSE Of better TAX
adjustments.
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PETROLEUM

INDEPENDENCE. Kas.. March 70
Tho Prairie Oil &, Gas company to-Ciny
raised the price Of crude oil from & 1"
S2.i a barrel.