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The Benson signal., 1918-07-06
Soft Coal Increased.

The fuel administration announces
that during a recent six-day period
11,68S,OO0 net tons of bituminOuS coal
were mined in this country. This
amount is an increase of 81 per cent
over the production Of the week be-
fore. For the month, it is estimated,
46,478, 5000 net tons were mined, which
is about 10 per cent over the amount
mined during April, 191T-Pathfinder
The Benson signal., 1918-07-06
The Community Phone.

The war has about eliminated gOs'
sip over rural telephone lines in the
Owensville community. The old fa
miliar answer from central that the
'line's busy" has been crowded out by
aD"wers of this kind:
Cant ring 'em. They are out So
Letting for the Red Cross"
"You'n find 'em at the Red Cross
workshop"
Mrs. Farmer is helping put up hay.
Call later"
Haven't been able to ring 'em all
day. They are out at work"
The Benson signal., 1918-07-06
Figures Wanted.

Plain Heiress-Td give a good deal
to find q man who would love me just
for myself.
Impecune-Hm, yes Well, about
how much ?-BOStOn Transcript.
The Benson signal., 1918-07-06
Congress Appropriates sa5 600, ,ooo. 600

Washington.-The worlds first $685.
0O0,0O0,000 Congress was reality
Monday when the last appropriation
measure of this session was introduced
in the United States House of Repre-
sentatives. Including loans to the al
lies, expenditures authorized at this
session totaled $35, 5,1S9,O00,0O0.
The Benson signal., 1918-07-06
Relative hardships.

"Well, Pete" said Meanderlng Mike,
II guess Wen have to go to work" {"
81 s'pOse we WILL" answered PlOd-
ding Pete. "Wid all desc antiloafin'
laws under way, it's harder work
dodgin' work dan it is wOrkin'."
The Benson signal., 1918-07-06
QutStretched.

The Girl-"Did you observe the
lovely palms in the cafe?' The Man
''The only palms l saw were the wait
er's, Puck.
The Benson signal., 1918-07-06

Ten smiles for nickel. Always buy Rec
Cross Bag Blue; have beautiful, clea,
white clothes. Adv.
The Benson signal., 1918-07-06

State of War Declared in Archangei.
Moscow.-A state of war has been
proclaimed in the province Gf Archan.
gel
The Benson signal., 1918-07-06

AS q female entertainer the average
man isn't in it with cheap looking
glass.
The Benson signal., 1918-07-06

1t takes a strong-lninded woman to
keep her calendar torn off up to date.
The Benson signal., 1918-07-06

Try Treezone! Your druggist sells a
tiny bottle for few cents, sufficient to
rid your feet of every hard corn, soft
corn, or corn between the toes, and
calluses, without one particle of pain,
soreness or irritation. Freezone is the
discovery of noted Cincinnati genius.
The Benson signal., 1918-07-06
His Suuoestion.

mo-" said the positive girl, Il will
aver tie myself down to one man.
"Perhaps," he replied sarcastica1ly,
IF organize a syndicate you will
consider our Offer.''-BostOn Evening
Transcript.
The Benson signal., 1918-07-06

Rome, July 2.-Heavy attacks
launched against Monte di Val Bella
by the Austrians were repulsed by the
Italians, the enemy masses being
moved down by artillery fire, accord
ing to the official communication from
headquarters. More than 1000 prison
ers we're taken by the Italians.
The Benson signal., 1918-07-06
Not Entertaining.

Mollie-"And did she entertain you
last night?' Chollie-"No, she sang
the whole time"
The Benson signal., 1918-07-06
Should Survive.

do you think this poem of mine
will live?' z
"It ought to, it seems pretty
tough
The Benson signal., 1918-07-06
HOSPITAL SHIP SUNK
Only ~ of 259 Persons on Board Land
ed-ltalians Slaughter Austrians
in Hills.

London, July "A German subma-
rine seventy miles from the Irish coast
on the night of June 27 torpedoed the
11,O0O-ton hospital ship Llandovery
Castle, chartered by the Canadian gov
ernment and in the service Of carry
ing wounded and sick from England to
Canada. The ship was then on her way
to England. She had on board 258 per-
sons, including eighty men of the Can
adian army medical corps, and four
teen women nurses Only twenty-four
including the captain, are reported
saved. The attack was without warn
ing. One of the boats, containing
twelve nursing sisters, was seen to
capsize. The sisters were drowned.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-26
President to Speak at
Tomb of Washington

WASHINGTON. June e5.-Presi-
dent Wilson will deliver n Fourth or
luly address NJ Mount Vernon. Va. IN
connection with Il celebration in which
rcnrcs.n,aiiv"s "f allied nations Will
participate.
ARRANGEMENTS hay" h"cn made lot
IMPOSING international ceremonies at
Washin.tru'S tomb as part OF the
nrngrn,u for making Independence DAY
This year tho most memorable. In his.
tory.
In ofAcial and diplomatic quarters
,h., presidents address is awaited win
prnl0und interest, as II is believed nc
will takr occasion to make some I'M
noriant pronouncHm"nis concerning
war problems.
L'urrtgn born citizens through their
national association and societies. nave
made ,lahura!" plans for celebrating
The fourth ana at their request 1ne
president has called upon the nation
r. ioin with them III observing the day
as 1t never has been observed before.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCKS.

CHICAGO Iuu. - ii"rS- Ecr"iD'S.
i?.""n: market. "l">iuG mrm - I" .'"c
higher on light and good butcher h"-S
than vest, rdays av"rng': mostly iIr
higher on heavy parking; bulk "i Sai"&.
$lG.3uu 1850: butchers. $iG.i"" i6."i;
parking. $l:s"TJ lG.3:. lic.I. $l6.I"''
1915: rough. ti:,.&:'" =! ''.7;': pigs. good
and choice. $li."1 n lG.:'h.
rattlr--l,ccrrr'S. 6.nn". C""d. choice
AMI trim" hr"t steers showing full re-
cnvcry 81 last weeks decline: others
and butcher rarIl" un"vonly hu, sharply
higher: III h..iw. cn kinds Hdvnn'Iuc
nl"S': calves ~ last weeks best prices.
ho.f rar,l" ;:,"i. "liric. and prime
G,".I 10: common and medium.
Stigma lr..,n: butcher stock. CON- and
hci'"rs. $50 Ii.nn. "ann"r$. AMI cut
:"r, $G.7:'T' l7.7:i: s!"rk'rs and feeders.
good rhri,,. and :aurv selected. ; QUA
Ii."i: INF. rl"r. common and mcclure.
S>":,Tr l."". zeal calves. good an1l
chmI-.. G.nh;I 1910
s;h,"p--l Receipts. i",1"n: steady II
lower Inau Yesterday. r1rg" spring
lamrr~. Sli ga t" iIN.%": with feeder end
%lI.lI /" ili"I: native tops. SING.
rang, wcth"rS. ST." 20 S!&.jo: sill
rcc.l"r cod st SIi.in: shnru lambs:
..h"!rr and primo. SD 1,r 1928: mclean
ana good $l4." r. lG.7,. cults. :H.hoTT
=: 20: sf,rinr lambs. god and ,h"i'c
ti> .nnEt IS 80: ewes. ch"lC" and rrim".
Sli ia = -. mriium and good. $500
$lITI: r.ulI$. $i.Ihfi so.
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CLOSING STOCK LETTER

,IIy Trlyat" Wir" To \. l.. Mastcn Goa
NEW YORK. June "".--Llu''c Il
number If the st-"al'rd speciality Is
sues CxhihIt"h much strength Today
although in some portions Of tho liSl.
csp"riaily IN l.. =. St""l quit" n i!iuc
selling wa; INDUCED IN. tn" bulk 0i
sam" being thought In represent Il Dr.
sire On tn" part Of longs /" r"AiiZn
profits III" demand for st"rks aS Il re-
salt WAS loss urgent than IL ia" past
LI,.nl. thai the short interest has been
pretty much reduced. Buying WIS ais"
hrll IN check owing t. tn" remarks 81
tn" British premier. in wh"h h" mil
mntrh IN" riuS,' approach "f annth"r
biz German effort on III" western front.
The war news from Italy was again
rayorah!. from an Allied viewpoint and
Oh" street consoles itself i'll tho h"li'l
that Austria a& 4 potent factor In mill
iar. operation has hrcn eliminated 1"r
tn" present ut lraSt. Then. too. IN"
stronger indIrat cons nf social unrest IN
Austria HUNGARY and parts Of Germany.
tend tn create "a more cheerful feeling
III tn" Allied countries. Unless ;hcr"
should be some new factor or nm uh-
Favorable" Interpretation injected into
tn" situation il Is quite probable mat
The trend Of security prices Will hc up
ward rather than otherwise. However.
the situation on the western battle
front is being watched very closely and
may in tho near future be an import
ant market factor. even though tempor-
AIRY.
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MT. PLEASANT

MISC
Funeral s"rY ''"E Tor ''' ''' ,,or
Mary boyer "h" FaS'''i AVE- ,..,,o,.
HON" near Pleasant 'F'N"' ',,,,,,.
rycninE following an 'N''"'" ,.
were conducted at III" lEh," ~ ,,,.,r
Friday 'n"rnfnI AZ Nv ,.,,.
rn"nt WAS maj" IN ''',' ''''''
c:"ry in IiarT!SN''''' ,oox
very PROXY .,u''' .r,,,,,.,,ov
7la"" ~ IN" f'''''iS '"'i' , AR
when MISS Shrah f''''' -, ,,,r-
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McMcchen Personals.

T. W k"ti"r viii h'aN" S"on for NJ
lAuliC CITY.
Wa%nc t;at"wo"I l"fi Monday for
Titlshurgh wn"rr II" will again take up
his studies 1t the University ri TITS
hurch.
Dave tnSS"r "f lamp Ice. IS h"mr
for Il ti,".day furl"uIh.
VIM. H. Keller is i'll IT his home on
Marshall street.
Prof. J."r. Eirg has arrived homo hf-
tor u brief trip It. N"rgluirw-i.
Miss NuE"iia -Arpl' KAT" Will leave to-
,irr for cincinnati.
Miss I,rlin RUd". "f E"llaIr". - spend
ing Il few days i'll THIS city.
Mrs. G. =. Wilkinson. wh" has t""m
seriously III FIR SOHO time. il abb" ""
hc about again.
Miss Margaret Henderson. ri th's
city. Is spending Il few days with h'"r
sister in HrllaIr".
IN" many friends "t'MlSS ln'% li"if-
ir,u. VIII" ha: l".'u >'.r."u$ly III AZ 'h"
uhl" Valley ,;"u"raI hospital for SON"
lirrr.. Will l." -ili ~ learn ih1i Sh" Is
Improving nicely.
T. W. Refer. Proprietor "f In" li"t";
k,ffcr hr> purchased new Buick
touring ear.
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STOCKS AND BONDS.
GAINESVILLE


EA1;NESNIII.E. -. Lune e5-Thc
rb,n,,In hrc al In" W"ruan'* II"m" Mis-
sinuary society If The First NJ. t..
lurrh Will meet 1T tn" home Of Mrs.
Harley Campbell at W"st Main strrc'
Thursday ail"Tu""n. y good attend
anr" ~ desired.
Miss Edna Turklr. VIII" has boon at
tending Western Exchange college.
Columbus. returned Monday n Sp"n"
he summer vacation at her home Oh
North Chestnut street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Reed and dauEh-
GER. Miss Pearl. "i Lluakcr city. spent
Sunday with MIR. and Mrs. Frank
Bailey If N"rth chestnut street..
Miss !Iihhard Potter Of Columbus ~
WISHING AT the HON" Of h"r uncle IT, ;.
Rradrinld "f West Main street.
Mrs Ralph Young and baby nave re-
turned Ia their hom" III Newark Hi'f'
u visit with her parents. Mr. an" MFS'
VIII Eakrr Of South chestnut street
charles Hun, "f Camp sherman spent
sunday At ms HON" on Last -i"'n
street 80
Mr., ami Mrs. Frank MCGu!r" and emil
irrn oS Pittsburgh arc visiting W.T.. anu
Mrs Isaac IIag"r Of Park street
MIR. and Mrs. Nicholas kh"ury have
returned from Montreal. Canada. wh"r"
they attended the wedding at Mrs.
Iihnury'. brother. Charles Bushaia, 70
Miss Lillian Aloud.
MIR. and Mrs. Raymond Patterson III
,I,nrr, Pa arc visiting with relatives
Of lhiS place.
,;uS Earnr; has returned 10 his nom"
in 81. Louis after u visit With MS H"'H'
Mrs Mnycir Ellis. "f West S"uth street.
~ II El,r-e Of columbus. VIII" has
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LLOYD GEORGE )
TALK A FACTOR

NEW YORK. .iun- e5.--TradinE N
stocks to-day lacked the breadth amt
uniformity OF the previous session.
The warning Of RCitaln's premier as :"
the i,nmincnca OF another German drive
seemed TO offset tho further achieve
.eucnts OF I;s,iy's troops and accounted
for tho irregular Ton" 1T tho cins"
Foremost banking interests evidently
attached little Significance 10 n" uttrr-
anccS attributed 20 Gcrmany'S foreign
minister in which responsibility lor
tn" world conflict WAS placed Chiefly
upon Russia with iatinati"Os OF q
retention OF Teutnnic control over Bel
gum.
Domestic Developments "Scrtcd no
markell Influence. n" several regular
dividend declarations h->inS in line with
genera! forecasts. Rock Island Fail
way directors are expected I" make n'i'-
nitn dividend announcement a. l"-ni"r-
rows meeting.
\ pr"pNat,. ran, share Of 'hH day s
business again conferred N United states
Steel Bethlehem Stool. baldwin Loco
motive. Marine preferred. oils. feathers
and inb;r-ros Rails wsr" dormant. OK
""rt ior Reading and t"w low grade
coaIrrs. mostly at moderate gains.
United states St.ei mad" AN "Nir"r""
rra".i"r of points from IT'S carly hlFn
and closed a; I loss "f about point.
Associated issues. ">pecailF Pressed
Steel Tar and less prominent equip
m.nts were :irn - strong.
Tho un"er:a!n final hour WAS eniiv"n"d
Icy brief advances in Sumatra Toh7c"o
and General Motors AT "Ntr"nl" gains "t
~. and 81. points. Respectively. their
rise offering partial rHadjustmrHt OF
quoted values. Sales amounted ~ "'@,-
hnh shares.
Liberty bonds were steady. bGt mos
Other divisions caSed slightly. Total
sales par yal"el aesrcEat" $f.3@N."n".
United States bonds told Issues were
call
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tended the Austutz and Scott wedding
Thursday evening.

tended the AulstutZ and Scott "eaohnS
Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Liman Bundy and fam
ily Of Columbus attended the wedding
of her sister. Miss Sarah Elma Scott.
The Order Of Masons held their an
nual memorial services in this place
Sunday afternoon at the Presbyterian
memorial sermon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erbe. and Mr.. and MRS.
Henry Schall and children Of Bridge
mort. spent Sunday at the home OF Mr..
John .Krinkic.
Ecv. Ezekiel Of Akron, the temper
ancc worker that Is lecturing for tho
day cause preached in the fresoyter1-
an church Sunday morning. He gave
fin" talk.
Several Brother Masons from out
of-tnwn attended the memorial SER
VICES hero Sunday.
Samuel Coleman who met with Wy
painful accident some time ago Is slow
~ improving.
VI. {. button and sons were callers
in Martins l'rrry, Monday.
Several from this place and Vicinity
attended the funeral Of Miss Mary
I"ycr Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Zen Coleman and sons
were callers ut the home OF Mr.. DAVID
i!uchanan Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Moore returned
home Tuesday. after n pleasant visit
with his PARENTS. Mr.. and Mrs. wilson
Moore.
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LIVE STOCKS
PITTSBURGH LIVE STOCKS.

PlTTSisuEGH. Jun" @I.--''Httl"-
Markr'. light ard steady: primo. $l6.7!
mI7.G".
Sh'"p--Mark"t li@h, and SLOW; prime
w.th"rs. Sl3.""m l3.in. culi$ AMI. COM
mon. 5, 30 u sou: lambs. $>.""M 1000
Yea! ralvrs-$7 y 10.
Market. light anH slow; prime
heavirS. $lG.ju@i 1913: MEDIUMS. heavy
Workers and lich' YHrk"r~. $l1."0 q"
40: pigs. $l7.TIn IS.on; rnuchs. $IirA
II i.rn
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-
The usual Tuesday r.a":i"rnry selling
,nnvnn>cnt has been mahl" III I" his
writing 10 max" much h"ad"aE IN 80
count &C ou".nirrrr.nr huyim. orders I'M
DIR, ;nc rr.trk,,. tn" h"1rish pr"'"s-
..nn,1 clement tr;.i 80 max" "@N.'rl "f
H.. Lloyd C,r.rt;" wHrn>u.; "f hm"''"r
German stroke" hut II f"ll flat a." trad
iug cars. according; {" gossip.
Adyicr is h"r: given in VOL :nfhrm~
"a Tobacco quarters !" TAX" profits on
.rul,accn Products and transfer I"
tinted Cigar Stores stock. which II -
said IS in line to advance trr;h"
Prominent etrrk exchange channels
arr recommending the purrhae" &c VIII
lvs-Ovcvland rs Il good speculation.
There appears :" i" = feeling that. ihH
short intrrcst IN IN" cock could ~
forced 10 carry lii" pri"" considerably
higher If bidding for any amount Of
stock takes plrr".
",t first rlarrr tho wholcsal" d.
strurtion Of material wealth now rnin:
on is anything hu' hullish." says .
prominent stock cvchanG" firm New
PROGRESSES IF urInur:irtur" n"w IH""hnn:.
cal and chemical discoveries. now labor
saving devices. moan not only material
gain at tho present tim" hut for IN"
future Tho stimulus az wars n"cc$su-
tics Is \ gain Tor nj time
Dow Jones: Er,hl"h"m T.. was The
e,rnurost stool, in steel GROUP and rp-
nnarcd TO m under ncunu'rti"u. Good
hurnc ha@ h""n noted III Stool common
Erari~h reports ar" circulating through
,ho qtr7", on rcI1 S-"I dividend hu;
stock has worked sirah'Iy II &h'r al
.1-r-. 1
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LEATHER MEN MEET.

PITTSBURGH, June 25.-Nore than
700 delegates attended tho opening scs-
sion here To-day Of the fourth annual
convention Of the National Leather and
Shoe Finders Association. win the
war; was the keynote of the opening
address by President J. H Martin.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-26
UPTURN CONES
IN CORN MART

t-1J1,'It;0. Junc 25.--ludIGiltiuuS that
the corn market had hc"Um" Er"Ht!E
uycrsuld nruuEh, about Il moderate up
t,rn in prices to-day. "nnphasiz"d a III
tie 10y IntruS" heat over parts ~ IN"
southwrSt Tho close WAS firm. ttc 10
l%r net hEhrr with hulE >i.t''- ~
Sl4iA. and August Si.f'''.
Oats finished at - Oft !" 't' al
vanc" and provISIonS u, I" ''"''
omen. High. ,.Gw. Close.
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McMECHEN
Safe In France.

Word has h"cu received in ihiE city
To III" effect that Dir. ~ Il. Rim hart. "l
This city. had arrived safely in France"
II" was formerly stationed AZ Camp
piX. where h" WAS appointed second
IIru1rnanl. Ills many friends in this
city were pleased t" learn If his safe
arrival.
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In France Now.

Mrs. J. -. Downing. If this CI'H. rc-
,.eivrd a letter This week from her son.
lf"rt Downing. in which tn" latter AN
i"unr.d hlS S'.f" arrival III Frame. H."
stated that II" was f""iInS iin' and hug
enjoyed tho trip oyer.
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CLOSING STOCK LETTER.

Our market WIS \ traders affair to-
1ov. .nSi1" from IN" va news lh'r" as
nnthinc I" effect pres vi n1i'A-
lions point ~ higher r"i"cS '"-m"rr"W.
HARRIS. WINTHROP x 60.
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Matirply-Duffy.

The InLny friends If Joseph i. Duffy
Will hc surprised Ia hear IF his marrias-
10 Miss Agnes Matin.lN. "I Cincinnati.
Mr.. Duffy lril hero Il t"w weeks ago.
and WAS married .Tur" ~ at tn" First
NJ. f.. church. oi CInGinnnii.
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THE DAYS REVIEW
( Furnished thn Tnt"lliE"rc"r ny IL
IrinanC" co..
MORNING STOCK LETTER.

Fairly morning war n"wS reports fur-
thor Italian Surc' SSrs. tn" news ~
orally is -ufT!ricu; {" justify u ""!iin-
uancr cf Yesterdays strong mHrk"'.
HARRIS. WINTHROP X 90.
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MO THoRouGHEARE.

'W'h.rc is EASY street."
Never mind We all gotta work
now
Huh"
"l;!lsy street is ropcd off during the
war"-LouisvilIc Courier Journal.
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NEW YORK CURB MARKET

WHEELING. W. Va. Juac -. rs.
Furnished the Inlcllis"Ncrr by y. l..
Mastcn & Co.. members If the New York
Stock Exchange. National EanF huild-
ing. Wheeling. ". Va. Louis +. Erand.
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Outside Motor Stocks,
Standard Oil Subsidiary Stock

WIlEELINl;. W. Va. Jun" -" IS.
Furnished tbs Int"i!;i:'nccr 10y n. l..
Nas,.r, X Co.. members II III" New YORK
stock Exchange. National lilni Huild'
,ur. Whccling W. Va, Louis. +. strand,
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

WHEELING. ". Va. Junc 25. rs.
t-urniShrl III" Intelligence ry 4. l..
,,:%,cr 4 80" IN, ;rh''r$ If III" New York
Stock E:>chanG" National Eank build
.rr Wheeling. W. Va. I.cuS /. Brand,
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N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

wHEEiINti ~. Va. Junn -. rs.
Furnished the lmt"l!igcuccc 10y y. T..
.Steu X Co. members "c I'll" New York
stock Exchange. National Sank tEild-
INK Wheeling. W. VI. l.U'* +. Brand.
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Evenly Matched.

Things which arc equal Ia ihr same
things ar" "Tunl To each other"
81 realize that when two scandal
mouSerS got together" - Louisville
Courier journal.
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TOLEDO GRAIN.

TOLEDO June "..-tlnvrrSned,
7rim" cash l33n; October l%"".
AlSik" prime cash mo.
Timothy. prime cash %6! September
As; October inn: Dnccmber 400: March
4c0.
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PETROLEUM

OIL CITY. Pa. Jun" :".-'retin
anccs 81 Runs $685.: Average /,
Shipments 55.133: average T1.o34.N
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Save 10 the utmost OF your abilitS
and buy War Savings Sarnps so that tho
Germnn thing may be kept out OF
America
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LOCAL STOCKS

WHEELING. w. Va. Juno -. rs.
Daily quotation list OF the Wheeling
stock Exchange. compiled FOR lnteli'
yancaT
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BANK CLEARINGS

Cl"arinSs for Jun" ~. SI"".-Ae''
Same day last year. SO'."i"-ii
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-26

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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-12-05

Okla; James Williams, Sasakwa,
Okla. Walter O. Brown, Montalba,
Texas; Joe Burnes, Valley, Texas /;
John Duncan, Dewar, Okla. {;
Thomas Paul Dwaraczyk; York
town, Texas; Fred l.. Farmer, Bal
linger, Texas; Newbern Lewis
Athens, Texas; Ollie c. Gum, Troy,
Texas; Geoge W. Hudelrl, Grape
land, Texas; John f. Roman, Sa-
pulpa, Okla; Alfred Parker, Hunts
Vile, Texas; James n. Rankin, Pet
ersburg, Texas; Manuel !, Burgess,
Saline, Texas; Robert +. Carl, Lucy,
Texas; Sam Fletcher, Whitesboro,
Texas; Frank Fred Haase, New
Braunsville, Texas; Doe Johnson,
Checotah. Okla; Samuel II, Nc
Nalley, Byars, Okla; Phillip Nc
Nealey, Hastings, Okla; Dodge W.
Westfall, Big Springs, Texas,
Wounded slightly: Pvt. eagle
Caplinger, Celeste, Texas.
Missing in action: Sergts, Jesse
l.. Jackson, Brownwood, Texas;
Thomas b. Lopez, Dallas, Texas;
Corp. Major fioltzclaw, Dallas,
Texas; Mechanic Cook Frank
Kooarek, Clarksyile, Texas; Pvis.
lanes l.. Cook, DeniSon, Texas;
Ieke Francis, Wilsonyille, Texas;
Asa Gilley, Burkeyille, Texas;
Jesse NJ. Stone, Rockwall, Texas;
Hcrshal a. Wells, Creath, Texas;
Jesse Claud Frady Aledo, Texas;
John Pryor Holder, Timpson, Tex
as; Alexander Thcjo, Laredo, Tex
as; Raymond J. Roundtree, Chiffon,
Texas; Jim Berry Wilburn, Wolfe
City Texas; Edward W. Yeager'
Munday, Texas; Clarence +. Young
BartlcsyiIle, Okla. Everett T. Tay
lor. Cleveland, Okla; Aubrey Ham
monds, Jacksonville, Texas; Floyd
X. Harness. Marble City, Okla;
Clarence X. IInckle, Drumrigh'.
Okla: Elmer G.. Keith, Caddo, Okla.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-12-05
AMERICAN CASUALTIES

Complete casualty lists for all the
states received daily in The Ard
morete Office, coming directly from
the war department, are now on hle
at the Carnegie Library, Stanley
Boulevard, between and + streets,
southwest, and can be inspected by
anyone. Following will be found
the causaltics for Oklahoma, Texas
The American casualty list as
given for the day by the war depart
ment includes:
Killed in action: Pyts. James Z.
Nowland, Blanchard. Okla; VIII
liam A. Welch, Dibon, Texas.
Died Of wounds. Corps. Alfred
T.. Jones, Austin, Texas; Arch H.,
Lowell, Beggs, Okla; Rufus S, VIII
son, Hamilton, Okla; Pyts. Julias
H. Bridges, Henderson, Texas; Bin
ME \. Andrews, Allison, Okla;
John KnoX Curtis, Gainesville,
Texas; Thomas ], IIindcs, Paris,
Texas; Clarence G., Knight, Crow
der, Okla, Elvin Helmes, Lipan,
Texas; Ernest +. Petit, Moran,
Texas; Erwin J. Ripley, Hammon,
Okla.
Died OF accident ind other causes:
Corp. Phil w. Parkinson, Amar-