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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-02

ESTATE Of Orpab p Pierce. deceased
Notice is hereby given that letters teSta-
mentary upon the estate Of Orpah T. Pierce.
late of Marcus Hook. Penns u ania. de-
ceased. were duly granted unto George
Lodge on the 22d day Of March A. ID 1918
and all persons indebted to the said de
ceased are requested TO make payment 20
the executor without delay and all persons
having demands against the deceased are
required 70 exhibit and present the same
duly pToDated 10 the said executor on or
before the 22d day of March. A. ID. 1919. or
abide by the law in this behalf
GEORGE LODGE
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-02

IAIN, f8CFo olIIo = It
DECEASED are requested 10 make payment
10 the executor without del.y. and all
persons having demands aGaNst the de-
reased are required TO exhibit and present
nc same duly probated 70 the salG executor
ON or before the 30th day Of March, A ID.
1919 or abide by ne law in This behalf.
CALEB NJ STEWARD.
Hff tr,-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-02

and wait on customers. IlS East ctcohu
street
A4AN-Good. who understands greenhouse
WORK 1901 ShallcToss avenue.
NFACHINI STS-Lathe hands preferred first
class. highest wages paid bonus. Apply
ernDlovuent department. Electric Hose and
Rubber Co. over Eleventh street bridge
hfEN-Due TO promotion. we desire the
services Of two bright energetic men for our
wagon sales force SIS weekly drawing
account while IN training for established
routes which pay liberal commission.
Apply at once TO the Jewel Tea Co. Inc.
sos Madison street.
MEN-Truckers and helpers for inside work.
Can also place middle aged men Apply
labor bureau. Rockford gate. Jos Bancroft
8, Sons Co.
MEN-One gardener ana one skilled farm
hand both single. Apply Josiah Marvel.
333 du ?ont Building.
First-class. one WHO is up
to-date. for summer resort. Good op-
portunity 20 right person Apply Mrs
Kahout. Brand ywine Springs. Del. postoffce.
care Of postmaster. -
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-02

delav and au persons having demands
against the deceased are required TO exhibit
and present the same duly profated 70 the
executor on or before the 2Sth day Of
March. A D. 1919 or abide by the law
10 this behalf.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-02
PROBING PROMOTERS
WHO SELL SECURITIES
in LOAN COMPETITION

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.-LAIoro than
500 promoters of questionable speculate
i've enterprises who are selling securities
In competition with the Fourth Liberty
loan and in defiance Of the governments
capital issues committee, arc under in
reSti CATION by that committee and steps
to blacklist thcn publicly may be taken
soon. This Was learned today from a
preliminary report Of the enforcement
section OF the capitol issues committee.
which for weeks has been gathering ev-
idcnca on the activities Of wild cat pro-
motion schemes. involving the trading in
.of Liberty bonds for speculative stocks
and the consequent absorption OF CAPT
tai for non-war purposes.
Some OF these enterprises are support
ed by interests whose loyalty in the
past has been questioned and agents of
the capital issues committee are inVcs-
tigating thoroughly 10 determine whclh-
CT enemy influences arc responsible for
these movements to divert capital from
the nations war credit.
More than soO0.000.0o0 OF fraudulent
or unau thorizcd securities arc now on
tho market il il reported. and this repre-
scntS only small proportion OF all
such issues offered without being first
submitted To the capital issues commit
these schemes shortly will be served
with notice that the continued offering
of stocks or bonds without the commit
tees approval or in defiance OF the conf
mittec'S declaration that the issue is not
"compatihic with national interest wIll
result in tho advertising of the enter
prise as working against the national
These black lists Will be displayed ny
post offices. chambers Of commerce. dis
trict attorneys offices. labor union head
quarters and at other places.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-02
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK

CHICAGO. Oct. 1-Hogs, receipts
$4,000: market mostly 15c To Csc lower
on Yesterdays best Butchers SlS.S50
1878; light sl9.25G1?.70: packing slS.25
a19.15: rnughs $l7.7Hm1S.l5: pigs, good
10 choice $3.50 q 1850.
Cattle, receipts 1900: native and
western steers steady |" l5c higher;
COW stuff 96c higher: bulls Inc To 15c
higher: calves steady. Beef cattle. good
choice and prime sl5.6dm19.GO: common
and medium $l0.OnW 1850. butchers
stock. COWS and hcifcrS si.0OW 1915.
Canrcrs and cutters $500 Gn7.l5. stock
crs and feeders. good. choice and fancy
S1n.15M1375: inferior. common and me-
Gium S1.75fflh.75.
Vrnl calves. good and choice Sl7.75 ri
1928.
Sheep. receipts 36.nA0 market gen.
orally steady: no prime lambs here; top
Westerns $lG.5n; top natives Sl5.11.
Lambs, choice and prime SlS.O0Grl6.75;
medium and good sli.0o:f 1000; culls
$S.HDGI ION; ewes. choice and prime
Sl1.75Gr ITO: medium and good s9.44ff
1915: cullS $%.5nar7.50.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-02
WAR BRIDES IN
SLUMP; RAILS
SHOWED GAINS

SEyy YORK. Oc; 1.-The cleavage
hetncen war and peace shares became
moro divergent III active ..'nn
confused stock market. the former again
Welding irvrSularly TO heavy S"l'ne.
While some of tn, latter added ~ gains
OF the previous day.
Rather moro noteworthy than either
Of these movements however. was IN"
confident inquiry for rails. lncluui1s
secondary or low priced shares NJ
sorption of those issues was AGAIN as
cribci to excellent statements OF ear"
ings.
Gossip credited no small pare "t the
demand for rails TO neutral !ore'eu -,
tercsts, which arc known 10 have Haue
csrrrnI investigation recently into some
OF the minor lines trarrrSlnE S'uNHe'"
and southwestern sections al inc S"o''
try.
Among the erstwh!tc war brides
further reactions of l TO points "etI
witnessed. and United states steel.
never popularity regarded as WAY S,otS
made An extreme decline OK po''4@'
on a very large turnover.
OilS which dominated yesterday
session with their substantial ao'"ftc>.
were under constant pressure FeactIue
. to points, Royal Dutch was .te o's
striking exception. holding al OUT -
it's III, point advance on buying aSS"-
ciated with the moro hope1ut So'Aoie 4o1"
in eastern Europe.
Shippings. motors. coppers and rari
nus miscellaneous shares contributed
appreciably to the general strength OF
the list until the final hour. when
United States Steel was At its minimum
and rails forfeited much, II not al OF
their early advance, the market CLOSING
With q heavy tone.
Sales amounted to $4,000 shares
About the only direct reflection o!
latest war developments was furnished
by the further weakness on neutral e3-
change, rates on Holland and SNltzeF-
land again SaIGinG.
liberty bonds, the 3k's e1eepted.were
fsrrner foreign issues shading lightly.
Total sales (par value) Aggregated
3S,SIS,oeo.
Old United States registered Is de-
c1ined Y per cent on sales. others oo-
changed on call
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McMechon Personals.

Earl Criswcll is spending the Gay ]"
Pittsburgh with his mother.
Mrs. John Taylor has returned to her
home ut ParkersburE after spcnoinE
several days with Mrs. S. Taylor on
Marshall street.
Mrs. John Oliver continues seriously
i'll ut her home on North Marshall
street
Miss I4ilda Shrivcr has recovered AZ
ter brief illness. .
Charles Williams. yard brakeman or
III. 3. &: O.. is spending the day IN
pittsburgh with friends.
Mrs. T.. G.. Mott of Baltimore street
has returned home from S;nnocnrllie.
O., whero she has been spending lie"
DAYS with relatives and friends.
William Har; Of Baltimore street
has returned home after brief Visit
mt New York.
Mr.. md Mrs. John Yost or Los An
COLES. Cal. Is spending the month mere.
l. n. Carimill is slightly i'll ut me
Hotel Kefcr.
T. r. Rady was business visitor IN
Pittsburgh yesterday. ~
Ralph parlcttc has returned to PITTS
hurgh after brief visit here WIN
friends.
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NE" HORk-Ihc news is Ill Eoou
again this morning. The market Will
probably be strong. but any continued
advance might meet with considerable
realizing in some quarters or the mar
ket Any further great increase IN loans
is almost certain to cause some furthrr
restrictions on tanning money. Funds
are apparently not available Tor ex-
tended bull market so 1t would be our
Judgment to not get too enthusiastic IT,
gardinE the market.
HARRIS WINTHROP & co.
Dow Jones says: International Har-
vcstcr stocks known rs peace stocks.
sold at a new record high price.
Rise in Pittsburgh and West Virginia
common is based mainly on expectation
of a plan for separating the companys
coal from the railroad and giving shares
Of tho coal company to their stockhold-
crs.
Government guarantee means great
deal TO che low priced rails and investors
have been buying them for the long pull.
Strength in Royal Dutch reflects posi-
hilities Of reeaininG the Rumhnian on
fields from the Germans. Motor stocks
showed big advances in the first hour.
New pool is operating In Marine ILd"
interests in close touch with Marine Co..
arc sanguine regarding negotiations now
under way. Atlantic Gulf and American
international Corporation moved up in
sympathy with Marines. War shares
suffered further losses but demand for
peace stocks did not let up. Crucihle
and Beth. "B we're hammered by bears.
Profit taking in Mex. Pete and Texas
Co.. Eas we'll absorbed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-02
With Our EoyI,

With regret we note the very serious
Illness from pneumonia OF Private Els
worth Richmond. at The hospital at
Camp lee.
Mrs. Emma Wallace received 4 letter
Saturday from her son. W. G.. Wallace.
of the a. f.. +. He says he is we'll and
happy. and wishes lie could be with
the Red Cross workers at Majorsville
TO help make Ice cream, etc, and also
spoke nf having recently visited Paris.
Mr. and Mrs. J. T.. Allison also re-
ceiycd r letter from their son, Ellsworth,
in France. Hc. too, was in excellent
health. He enclosed in the letter
small flower that he had gathered
few nights previous out in NO Mans
Land" in an old shell hole. He said
the hlackbcrries were getting ripe
there ut that date (Septcmber 81. Young
Allison has been rather fortunate. as
far as getting blackberries are con-
ccrned, as he was in a southern camp
In May, when this fruit ripened, and
now again in the autumn gathers them
over the hills OF France
All the rest Of our soldier lads in
the environments and across the water
arc reported we'll.
J. VI. Allison Of Majorsville and G.
X. Harsh Of Washington left Monday
for Pittsburgh. where they are enrolled
at the Pittsburgh college as military
pupils.
Mr. and Mrs. James Armstrong and
daughters. Margaret and MargaTy. and
Mrs. Armstrong, ST.. of Ohio. were the
guests Of Mrs. Elizabeth Clutter Tues
day 'nnd Wednesday.
Mr.. ard Mrs. W. " McKcrrihan en-
tcrtaincd Saturday evening in honor of
their son. Earl. who leaves Monday for
military training 1t the Nayneshurg
college.
Mrs. Ecssic RIchey and little daueh-
ter. Hculah. Of Hundred, are spending
this week with Mr.. and Mrs. George
Richmond
Mcssrs. Russell and Charles Richmond
returned Saturday from n pleasant visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Richmond Of
Ohio.
Miss Mary Whi,tingham is the guest
of her cousin, Mrs. Cora Campbell.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. ". Campbell OF Elm
Grove were weekend guests Of Majors
willie friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hcsse and
daughter. Miss Mary. Of Washington,
spent Saturday and Sunday with MIR.
and Mrs. ]. W. Frye.
Mr. and Mrs. BrInton Ollie spent Sat
urtay with Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Hart
ley.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. E. Archer and chill
dren Of B0wrrstown, O.. were over Sun
day guests at this place.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. David Ring
Of Wind EidEc. n daughter.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. Lester White
man. a daughter.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. John Harsh.
Saturday. September %. 1918. son.
Mrs. Jennie Chambers spent Sunday
with her daughter.
At the recent Red Cross festival the
auxiliary at Majorsvilic nettcd 800 for
the cause. Onc-half hushel Of peaches
sold at auction for SIS To -. VI. John
SON Of the station.
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FINANCIAL OPINIONS.

Bv Private Wire TO \. E. Masten a. CO.
SEQ going on. hc offered for sale between
los and 100. Ruth think this will he
merely TO encourage now short interest
and on next move shorts will be made
to pay dearly.
Atlantic GuH will. we hear. move
sharply once It shows strength.
Tn. government bonds OF the various
nations are being watched by investors
more generally than the foreign OK
change market. 1t is the opinion that
u. S. Steel is desirable purchase on
all breaks OF consequence.
Studehakcrs new orders, for shells
makes it a war stock with big prospects
thai the government is bearing most Of
tn. cost Of plant construction so the
cost of REIMBURSEMENT will not br hurtful.
Ennnccott is on an investment basis
here considering all its possibilities.
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BETHESDA

Rev. Bennington. the new n. L. minis
ter occupied tho pulpit Sunday morning
and will move h s family from Flushing
this week. He delivered a very able dis
course from John l4.l2. theme Garry on
tho work"
FTc gave us this message. tn carry on
the work. by subscribing TO tho Liberty
Loan and Rcd Cross and helping the
boys in every way we can 70 carry on
the great task they are accomplishing
over there for our liberty.
We arc also engaged in u greater
struggle. the battle against the powers
nj evil NIL over the world. He Urged his
congrc CATIONS to help carr ~: The work
here. that former pastors had gun.
4 union patriotic srrvIcr was held
here Sunday evening in nshnI: of the
Fourth Liberty loan. Tho Flying Squad
Prof. T. l.. Maris gave the plan nj the
campaign. The principal speaker was
Hon. ". r Dixon. Of Martins berry a
singular coincidence was hat his rh"F:Io
for the evenings diSruI:rS;. was The
same AZ Rev H''TInS;rn'T in 'hr mor::-
ing. "'.,rry on tho work" He gave IN
enthusiastic lecture suI held he vas!
audience spoil bound.
Rev. and Mrs. J. N. Brown. IN" rctir-
ing minister. goes this week 10 New
day as the churches 1T New Concord
are now rloSd OH account nf the out
break VI The Spanish Influenza, Y
Mrs. Charles Wilson spent Wcdncs-
dny At Bcllaire.
Mitscs Sara and hyde Dudley. who
have spent tho season ut their cottage
at Epwnrth Park. returned Monday to
their home in Wheeling: their guest.
Miss Schcclr. returned with them. Miss
Davis. formerly Of Washington. D. c..
whose husband ia In France. is spending
some weeks with her sister. Mrs. Hop
knS at the Park.
Mrs. Anna Jones returned tho first O:
the week tn her homo in Wheeling
Mrs. Mn Ihuc is visiting her niece.
Mrs. Joe l.ucns. Of Warnock. this week
and will speni tho winter with her nice,
Mrs. Charles Wilson.
Mr.. and Mrs i. g. Kitchener and two
sons, Robert uI'd Gordon. have returned
from Columbus and Will occupy tho
property Of Mr.. Sherman Glasgow. on
Lake street MT. Glasgow is supcrln-
trndrnt Of Fpwn -th Park and is having
4 cottage fitted W. and will move there
soon.
Mrs. Lena Perkins and daughter. Miss
Ethel. entertained, MIR. and Mrs. p. T.
Perkins IN Sunday.
Mr.. Charles WiHnn Of RarncsvFlle.
was business callar here on Monday.
He has completed his contract on the
pike here and moved his teams to Fair
point.
Olive o. Jenkins was Beilairc caller
Monday.
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Pershing Congratulates
Head of Supply Service

T'A1sIS. Oct. I.-C;cneral Fershing, on
behalf IF the American first army. has
congratulated Major General James q.
Hartford. commander of the American
supply service. for thr manner III which
supplies had been transported To the
front in recent operations. The com
mandrr in chiefs message says:
II want the officers and men or the
supply service under your command to
know how much the first army appre-
clntcs tn" prompt response made on
every demand for men. equipment. sup
plies and transportation necessary TO
curry out the recent operations. Please
extend 10 ali our hearty congratulations
and say that they share the success
with us"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-02
AtJSTRIANS REPULSED
BY THE, ITALIANS

ROME. Oct. 1.-Artil1ery duels,
which at times became intense. were
prevalent yesterday on the entire front
in the Pasubio area on the Asiago pla-
,eeu and Il, the Monticello region or
northern Italy, says the official state
mcnt. issued to-day. by the Italian war
o(icc. South of Mort hostile parties
attempting to approach the Italian
lines were dispersed. .
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-02
CLOSING STOCK LETTER
(F1om Logan Bryan to A. Z. Masten
Co. by Private Wire.

NEW YORK, Oct. 1.-The market was
forced to Withstand some heavy liquid;-
ton Of so-callcd war issues which was
taken to embrace nearly all. types OF is
sues aside from rails oils and motors.
There was much switching into the Is
sues OF the latter type. which served to
produce IN appearance or distinct tr-
regularity. The financial community APP
p;,rcntly has arrived nj tho conclusion
that strict notice should BE- taken Of the
favorable war reports and the probable
extent allied successes and bulgarian
downfall While it is true that peace
cannot be accurately measured In terms
az time, still there Is lttl" question but
that the end is fast approaching and
therefore it seems likely that efforts be-
made to anticipate a change in the cur
rent order of things. Peace Will bring
with ii many adjustments Of type
now difficult to forctcll. and therefore.
while money conditions continue strin-
gent. il may be well to keep obligations
within reasonable bounds and to favor
that typc of securities which may rs' =
Snnably be expected with the least d.'-
ficuIty to resume normal business meth
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SUGAR

NEW YORK. Oct. l.-Thcre was no
change in Tho local market for raw
sugar. with centrifugal quoted at Use.
Shipments for the month Of October are
cxpcctcd to be larger than those of Sep
TENDER Today the committee reported
additional purchases OF 1850 bags Of
San Domingo.
In refined sugar there has been no
marked Improvement in tn domestic de-
mand AS yet. although more active IN
ouiry is cxpectcd. rs the October certih-
Gates are distributed. Prices were un-
changed at sc for fine graduated.
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hAJORSVILLE

Mrs. Elizabeth Archer was very
pleasantly surprised on Sunday by her
children, grandchildren and friends, who
ME, TO pass the day, which marked the
81 mile stone OF her life.
4 splendid chicken dinner was served
by tho ladies'. Mrs. Archer received
many beautiful presents. Those pres
ent were: McssrS. and Mines. G. q.
Archer and family. Bowerstown. O.: q.
Campbell. Elm Grove; s. 6. Jones, Wider.
Pa; J. NJ Archer and family. Viola;
John Archer and family, Majorsvillc;
T. J. Ewing and family, Warwood; Nor
ris Archer and family. Warwood; Lexie
NcNInch and family, MajorsVille;
Meade Stricklin and family, Dallas: Jnp.
Frye Majorsvillc. Mrs. Hcsse. William
Archer, Washington; Mrs. Mary Jane
Sullivan, Calls.
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Butter, Cheese and Eggs

NEW YORK oct. l.--Huttrr steady;
creamery higher than extras at GA. e
exc. creamery. extras -: Scnrc). G2c:
do. nrsts. 34@SGl i2c. packing stock. cur
rem, MAKE. No. >. 4u'. ftiIr.
Eggs firm: fresh gathered. extras.
sc a $40; fresh EailIcr.d. regular packed
rXIr, IirstS "A" :'jc: do. hrSts. 5@T I3c:
siitr. Pennsylvania AMI nearby western
heHncry whites. fine H. fancy, 6N" 72c;
I,:,',., PENNSYLVANIA and nearby henncry
browns 5SIt soc: state. Pennsylvania and
nearby gathered browns and mixed
Coirrs. 5Um5Ic
Cheese strong: state, fresh specials
al, a &c: do. average run. 3Um3lc.
Dressed poultry quiet: prices I'M
changed.
Flour unchanged
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PITTSBURGH LIVE STOCK.

P!TTSETIET1. OCT. I.--IaLtIc SLOW
supply fair. Prime 1850 ~ lrpn.
Sheep slow. supply rair. i'rime wcth-
"rs l100 q 1l.I5: cullS and common
$50 n son: lambs 1000 II 1850: veal
calves 1870 I'll 1900.
Hogs lower: receipts IS double docks.
Prime hravics 1890 n 2n.60: mediums
and heavy workers. 20.0h hr colo: light
workers. and pigs 1850 q 1915: rouEhs
! 90 n 1879
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Toledo Grain

TOLEDO. O., Oct. 1.-Cloversced-
Primo, October. $500: December. s22.45;
February. S2270. March: $3.50,
Ask: - October. slS25; Decern Der,
&lS.45; March. slS.6c.
Timothy-Prilnc. cash. old and new,
s5.0i: October. S5.O5: December. $50;
Mnrch.S So: April. $3.50.
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r.osrre STOCK LETTER

NEW YORk-Priccs ruled weak today
with the exception of the co2pers and
few strictly peace stocks like Con; Gas
and some or the motors. The liquidation
has been pretty thorough and the short
interest increased 10 a considerable eH-
tent. We should get rally now, but
the market will hardly get up any suS-
tanned advance until the money situation
clears up: -r,o, ~
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Rnlrian Relief.

This is tho last day the savage
shop u, tho corner Of Seventh and Mar
shall s.rrcts will be open for donauon
Of clothing for Belgian relief. Persons
not being able to deliver clothing please
call the mayors office between s:SO a:
m. and p m. and the Boy Scouts Will
soc TO the collection Of IT,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-02
Row Buckley Returns,

Rev. Buckley returned last evening
from Huntington. w. Va, where ne
spent The past week attending the wei
Virginia conference OF the NJ. r.. churc".
The people Of this city were gao "
receive the word that Rev. Buckley has
bccu rcappointed minister for the year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-02
New York Cotton Market

WHEELING. W. Va. Oct. :. rs.
Furnished the lntellieenccr by a. r
1a.,er & Co. members or the New York
stock Exchange. National Bank Buiid'
Ing wheeling. W. Va. Louis i. Brand
mana ger.
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STOCKS AND BONDS.
McMECHEN
Red CroSu Society,

The McNcchen branch Of the Red
Cross has just received new supply VI
yarn. /, is urgently requested that all
who can will assist in the knitting Oh
Che sweaters, as the branch is asked
10 have IS sweaters ready for ship
mrnt by October 10.
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N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

WHEELING. w. Va. Oct l. ls.
FURNISHED the 1ntviiiGcllcer by n y
Masten q Co. members ot the New fofA
Stock Exchange. National Sank Build
srg. Wheeling. w. Va. Louis r. Brand
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FOOD ADMINISTRATION REGULATES
MARGIN ON BREAD SALES PROFITS

Interpretation committee of the Food Administration the
We
Of
Of
10
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missionary Society.

Tho Wonans Foreign Missionary So
cicty met last evening ut the nome VI
Mrs. Bauchman.. The fore part OF tiIe
Ayorinr was devoted to business. after
which 4 good time was had.
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WHEELING. W. Va. Oct. l, Is.
Furnished tn" LHtenigencer by a. E
Ma.ten & Co. members OF the New YORK
Stock Exchange. National Bank Build
Ing. Wheeling. w. Va. Louis +. Brand,
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NEW YORK CURB MARKET

WHEELING. w. Va, Oct. i. is.
Furnished the intelngtnccr By A 4
xusten &. Co.. members Of the New 9oFs
stock Exchange. National SanE Build
,nr. Wheeling. w. Va. LOUIS +. Brand