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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-14
M'Adoo Prevents High
Money Rate For N. Y: {.

WASHINGTON May l%.-The Cen
tral Trust company. Of New York. has
agreed with Dircctor-Gcncral McAdoo
70 loan tho New York Central railroad
Sc, moo, 900 for six months at percent
Interest. or one percent lower than terms
which the railroad company had been
able 10 obtain. the railroad adininistra-
ton announced today. TIL" proceeds
will he used t" pay Off obligations MIL
turing this week.
Tho Dircctor-ticn"rnl was Informed
by the COMPANY" said railroad ad-
ADMINISTRATION announcement. that mo
h"S, terms on whirh the money could
H.. obtained at this tim" would l." seven
percent per afnum. The New York Gem
tr:l was advised that seven percent
rate on collateral notes or this character
was not justified. as such Il transaction
would have III" effect Of encouraging
high rates for money. Tho Director
general thcrupon mad" inquiry Of the
Central Trust company. OF New YORK.
AS To whrt"hr II cnul3 arrange 10 place
the Sc, nng. nnn needed ny tho New York
Central for six months Mt six percent
rcr annum interest and was promptly
Informed that the Central Trust COM
rany would galIly provide the funds on
III" terms suggested.
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FINANCIAL OPINION

(By private wirn to A. f. Mast"n & Coz
Finnucial News Bulletin: Reactions
nrc expected to be more frequent in tn"
market now that tho lid has been
lifted" and those WIN climb for stocks
may not find II satisfactory. We think
the upward trend Is maintained. hut
profit taking on hulgcs will bring recess
sonS that should offer better buying op-
portunltirs. especially In those indus
trials which have risen sharply. Rails
arc in line for Improvement. eTo think
coppcrs ought to do better. CtSalers arc
VOL taken.
Southern Pacific ia reported !" have
been bought for important semi-inv"$'-
ment accounts. according IN well in
formed pcopl: during the past week.
Sponnard. Mills & Co. say: Tn" rise
in quoted security value and tho marh"d
increase In speculative activity have
boon due TO 4 fuller apprcctati"p Of III"
wonderful progress that has h""n mad"
of late in mouil!zng industrial and COM
m"rcial America for war purposes.
Cuodbody < Co: Increased railroad
net earnings will be absorbed by tho
government Higher rates will. how
ever make the future Of railroad Sc
curitirs look very different t" In
vestnrS For these reasons. wo strongly
recommend the purchase Of such rail-
road stocks ns Southern Railway. Il. \
O., Union Pacific. Northern Pacific. New
York Central and G. & o.
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GREAT VICOR MARKS
BULL CAMP IGN IN
THE STOCK MARKET

NEW YORK. May l3.--tAst weeks
huli campaign in stocks was promptly
resumed with greater viS"r at the open
ing OF today's market; extreme gains IN
n wido variety OF issues ranging from
TO almost ten points.
Tho rise encompassed practically all
tho popular war issues. shtpptngs. mo-
tors and their accessories and 1ullS
two score active and inactive indus
trials more or less otreclS aA1'te>eo
with tho war group.
Rails were slow 10 come forward. put
mad. gross Eains OF ~ LIZ points
during the Intermediate period. IheSe
were materially reduced IN the extern
siv. selling for profits that marked the
final hour. United States Stceis lead
er<htp was again undisputee. rising -,
10 IL. but closing IL under its maxi
mum. a ne, gain OF Ia. Steel CEN
trtbuteu no less than :T5.0D0 TO the
DAVIS total turnover OF l.235.00h shares
Shippings were TO 5 points higher
at their best and oils. fertilizers anu
several Of the minor metals registered
substantial gains, nearly all OF which
were subjected 10 variable impairment
at the close.
The better bank statement caused
preceptibIy easier conditions in rates
for call money. Enlarged offerings
forced the Liberty 4i,S down I" inc
new low Of $3.50. and the second 4s,
made a new minimum at @4-6o. first As
and 35:'s also deuotinG renewed pres
cure Total sales. (par valued SN.S'p.-
100. Old Intel states ISSUES were UNI
changed on call.
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MARYLAND CD.
BIC DIVIDEND
nEc1.AREs SUBSTANTIAL 90 4
AND CASH DIVIDENDS.
Porsress OF We'll Known Oh Company
Has Been Very Rapid.

The following notice has been rerelErn
By local Stockholders of Marland Fc-
tining company. OF rnnca. Okla.
AZ meeting Of the board OF dlrcr-
tors Of MARYLAND Refining company, held
at the office of the company May !. iS!"'
n resolution was passed ordering 1he
secretary TO issue 10 stockholders Oh lhc
company additional shares OF III" cap!'ai
stock OF Marldnd Reninn company 10
the amount Of 10 per cent or the NUMBER
OF shares standing In their names on
the books Of the company ut IN" close "i
business May 81. 1915.
The books will be closed TO tho trans
fer Of stock from June l to June =. m
elusive.
"A cash dividend OF -. per cent was
declared payable to stockholders oil rec
ord May 81. 1918. and checks FOR TINS
dividend will be- sent out with the STOCK
certificates"
This notice shows the wonderful al
vance made by this company IN the past
year. Marland Refining company began
operations in April. 1871. ana 'hiS -
the fourth dividend OF 2la per ceh' PAL"
,yi,bIn Twelve months Its assets were
appraised ut s+.00o00o year *" @ anM
!, IL claimed. will exceed slo'ono'oo'
to-day. lnlS Taplu
was tlu. to the development OF lts prop
critics in the rOnca field. the CAREER
field. III. Ncwkirk field ana else"nc'''
The company owns and is PpsratlnE Il
modern, well-built refinery at tohcA
city. Okla. and two casing-h'ad plants
IN tho Ponca and Sewkirk fields: lts
Dlants will have n daily capacity W
i'm roo gallons of<rcflncd products ny
mil |, and the daily output VI MI l'"'"
i,s territory. it is expected. VIII 500"
.o,.h q 0o0 barrels. Tho principal pro
meters OF the Company are MT. T.. W;
MARYLAND, formerly of Pittsburgh anu
MIR ". II. McFaddcn. also 81 PittsourEh'
I'm, = native Of Mounhsvil1e. MT. MAR
land was M activ" oil operator IN IVES.
Virginia for number nf years. Put WIN
90 DLI,horua about 1910. MIR. MGR aao'n
vas formerly superintendent or ths
Trrntosh-IIcmphiIl manufacturing piaIe
w pittsburgh. He associated hlnSe'i
With Mr.. Marland. and both nav" pen
very successful IN their oil oprrat'"IS
T., Tho oklahoma h"ld- y c"nS'n"ra''e
,moun, uf Wheeling capital mas "'|''
Cd IN the Mnrland company.
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TICKER TALK

r,-;,,,c Wire Ia the Financf ~
Srv- YORK. May I3.-Financiai Ne"s
puuc,,n SANS: Given = it'll" l"""aE "i'"
rho nublic will completely '"N' ~
market" away from the professional GU,
mcnt. ms il has done once or t"''e III VIC
past during the war accora'hs ~
dencc shown by interior aosoFP'''" WA
ing the past few days.
Irnwiedge that Foch reserves "rn IN
creaslng rapidly from lth'y III We. 49,
from America. is reported in c"hser'a-
$780, f;r,ncial circles /" he partly re-
snonsibla for an optimistic atti1uoe ui'-
played in high !utornallohA'
chnEn"l$ 49,. ..os
cona,tiuus will not press upon wall
street sources until the mlddt" ot Ju"'.
II Is held IN activ" market circles 'hat
m, way lies open for continuation OIL
~, hull movement for at least Two
weeks, and significant purchases are eH-
o,ctnd on rccesSiona during thh' pcrlo"'
IN r,,c ubscncr Of disturbing news from
France.
Profit taking for pool account mas
bcen rather extensive in the cduipnert
ard steel Issues. according t" Sprclai'St
gossip, which. however. insists 'nht
there Is good reason for be'leFlhe t"t''
there will b. replacement or safes IN
case. uf moderate rrccsSions Iher+ IS
, .r.nI deal OF cnnfidrncn rNhihited IN
pool circles.
! Cond huvinG is reported I" hc taking
Mace in Auaronda rrucible. Reading
Tohacru ,.rnuucts, y. < W. Cuba Cane
and Allis Chalmers stock. II seems la
come from insiders in most cases
Wire institutions convoy tn" impress
i sion that further broadening or the
market will bring Il d"luEc OF buying
orders from tho west because or big
crop prospects and general prosperity
| throughout that territory.
/ Southern Pacific ia reported 10 have
| b..n bought for important semI-invest-
mnnt acrrun.s during tho pas; few
/ v,eks Holdings Of equities from
| which u has derived large revenues
| notably from oil lands. form a strong
! attraction III this connection. II being
! hinted In Washington private advtccs
/ that railroads will bn undisturhcd in
their receipts from subsidiaries. and
. NAV be allowed to dispose OF them as
! thcv 900 fit which il ~ expected would
. hermit OF extra disbursements from
! time to time. Tho buying referred 10
! has reduced tho floating supply OF
! Southern Pacific. according Ia special
; iics md bidding for any amount OF
! stock. would result In sharp advance.
: The Mexican equities Of tho Southern
! Iarlfir arr .mhrIn"uS. and shou!c turn
FOR IN" better appear IN regard "a Mex
; irc tn" affc. would b" hIlltshly con-
! .trucd.
! 'PructinnS ar" expected to b." more fire.
: ru.nt in tn" market now that the lid
! hns bon lifted and hos" wh" climb
; for stocks may not find It satisfactory.
! W., think the upward trend Is mhinta!n-
; cd hu, prurit linking on inilg"S Will bring
/ r,rcssious that should offer better huy-
ing nppnr, uniti"s. especially In those
! fndus,rials which have risen sharply.
! Rails ar" In line for Improvement. We
: think cupprrs ought In do hctt"r. Cnalcr
| ISSUES arc we'll taken.
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FINANCIAL NOTES


Cry private wire to a. r. Mastrn & Coz
Quite 3 buying power In tn" STOCK
market developed over Sunday with III"
buying orders pretty we'll distributed
throughout tho list. The Steel shares
continue tho most favorable oncs and
some Of the more enthusiastic hnlls on
this tyne Of shares are still talking
much higher prices.
We see nothing IN the news over sun
day to warrant taking 4 position on the
selling side OF the stock market. nj
though in view Of tho sharp advance"
which tho market has enjoyed recently
it is only natural to expect that on fur
Their sharp upturns from the current
range may encounter rather free proht
taking. Developments on tho western
battle front. while OF no great stgh'ii-
cameo recently, should continue Il" h"
closely watched.
Steel closed with hnlf point % 10
high. It did not react below 1879. and
Their. has been enough irrcGularIy sine"
# first struck los To warrant The On
pcctation OF another f1v" points on top
Of tho l07& supporting levels. This
should mean ll2A anyway h"f"r" n
material setback.
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SUGAR

NEW YORK. May lS.--Th'r" vas ~"
change In raw sugar prices which re-
main ut tho final l"r"l of f.@H'" Tor
C.uhas cost and freight. equal I" I.n"-''
for centrifugal. There S""ru$ I" l'' every
indication that thor" Viii h" enough
sugar shipped FROM cuba I" TAX" ":1r"
~ tho early cumming demand for refined
and the promised %oh.""" tons for May
shannon, will hr "x''''.'l"'! Tn-dH% TN"
rr,nmi.1cn r"pnrtcd purchases 81 l?."Nh
hays ~ Cuban. In.3nh Port" Rico and
II ann san Domingo. the latter for can
ala.
In refined prices ar" unchanged ~
745c for refined with pra' t"ally all re-
rin..rs now in position I" accept now
business.
The demand. however. Is not parii"u-
larly active "a yet. although il Is "N-
nncted 70 Increase IN IN" near futur" aud
with an ample supply Of raw sugar
PROMISED. business should ""ntinu" ub"ut
normal
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Butter, Eggs and Cheese

NEW YORK. May 13.-Buttsr StendN:
creamery higher than extras fTT &c:
crcanrry extras (92 sc"rel 46L4 q 46' :":
firstS Al, n ii": packing stock. current
make No. =. %h"i ihl.".
Eggs. f'ru; fresh gathered. extras ~
u %Hlac: fresh gathered. storage pa'k"n
rirsts 80 :7'sr: ln regular rnrk"d. en-
Urn firSte :!.T,%I' .r ii" flrstS 30 y n
81 i.c: state. Pennsylvania and nearby
western h"Hn"ry whites. fila" 70 fancy
4lHI4"r: state. Pennsylvania and ncarh!
h"nnnry browns %9H4hC: d" gathered
browns and mixed cnlurS ~ IA S..
Cheese quiet; state. held. specials
"4i.. q 9Gr: Il" average run :" l. n -ar: d''
fresh specials 80: 10 arerag" run --Hr
"2 'sr.
Live poIl,rr quiet: M prices settled.
Dressed firm: chickens 20, a.: fowls :?
,i "a :": turkeys - ii 3"".
Flour. unsettled.
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ARSON RING BROKEN UP.

DETROIT. May l3--Two more arrests
today practically completed the round
up Of leaders Of a state wide arson rims
believed 10 have caused fires which re-
suited in the loss OF several hundred
thousand dollars worth OF property. Six
teen arrests have been made. and ac-
cordng to the police, seven men have
confessed.
q" There have been ninety fires OF known
Incendl1ry origin in Detroit since jan
uary l. According 10 Information given
he police. hn ring took contracts for
slnrtinE fires under system Of COM
patitivc bids.
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BAPTTSTS IN SESSION.

HOT SPRINGS. Ark. May l3~-DelH'
gates arrived this afternoon 10 attend
h" annual conventions -! ~" southern
BAPTIST hSJnCia.ion and ~" tfaptiS.
WoInrn'& Missionary union which opens
their a"sH!"rs here this week. The
formal opening Of ;hu Southern baptist
convention will take place wednesday,
morning and -. Missionary union Will
begin It's Sessions Thursday morning
Many uf tho na'i"a's religious lead
cts AT" Identified with tho Southern
baptist Association. which 'cnnpris,s
the d"nnminaiinnal activities OF over =
400 nnn Rnptisis in sixteen states ~
'bn south and 4 few border sthl"s.
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Sherrard Briefs.

Mr.. aud Mrs. Harry w Rl"omnnld' OF
Washington. pl.. and Mr.. ana MIS-. ~
+. Shrny,.r w"r" guests Of Mr.. and MTH'
{, w. McCumhs. on Sunday.
Tho Pleasant liill Ladies Aid Society
will nr.rt in Tho VI. T.. parsonage h"r"'
Wednesday afternoon and Mrs. a. f''
C2rrignn will he tho hostess.
Mrs. +. l.. Garvin who has been quit"
III in the Ohio Valley general hospita''
Wheeling. is not much improved.
c. IT. Dnwl"r Of Warwood. gave a
Ten minute talk in III" interest OF INC
permanent fund for retired ministers. NJ
tho Mt. Ollvrt ". T.. church. Sunday cV-
cnirg. = play will h" given by the
Eirh,h grade class Of the RethIohcm
school on Thursday evening and the
commencement cx"rr:'es will he held on
Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Morgan and Miss
Dolly Morgan OF Wheeling, visited nj
rho home of Mr.. and Mrs. o. D. Talbert.
on Sunday.
charles White. OF Cleveland. spent
Sunday NJ the William White homo at
Mt. Olivet.
Miss Gertrude DAVIDSON will spend
tie this summer teaching music here
Rev. q. D. Sampson pastor OF the
Chnplinn street ~ f. church. Wheeling
preached in the Erihl"lr,n Union chap
81. Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Albert EnSnrs"n and daughter.
Uslcn. Of Moundsvill". ar" guests NJ
Mrs. c. X. McC"rfs.
Henry, tho little son Of Roy. and
Mrs. II. A. Corman. who WAS severely
burned several weeks ago Is recovering
nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Dean. formerly
Of Wheeling Creek. now Of Sutton. w
Va. are the proud parents "f baby
hoy.
Mrs. Edward Kittl" is seriously III nj
thr home Of. her cousin. Mrs. J. l.. Null.
The Mt. OlIynt Indies Aid Society and
Rcd Cross will held 4 joint meeting In
tho hall on Wednesday.
. Mothers Dny was observed in tho
Christ Lutheran church ut Mozart. on
Sunday morning.
Mrs. j. r. SenEcwalt and Miss Mary
f. Ashton. Of Wheeling. visited at the
J. f. Niger home over tho week end.
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Annual Convention.

Tho annual spring convention "f the
District Luther l."HCu" will he hold on
Thursday May Ii. nj the -. Marks
lutheran church Of Elm Grove on
Thursday. May &c. The sessions will
b. held afternoon AMI evening md 4
large number will attend aS' til" N'"ecl-
ing district is included. purir ,hc
evening there will h" speeches b. en-
h,rs nf the National Luther league n:
America and visiting pastors. Profess
Snr o. Mr"s a. NJ. president Of the
Capitol University II Columbus. will
Do the main speaker and will take for
his theme. Social Amenities"
An interesting program has h"cn ar
ranged md III" afternoon services VIII
begin Mt o'rlnt'k sharp. IN" evening
meeting will begin III o'clock and I
large number will undoubtedly attend
both meetings.
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SHERRARD
commencement Exercises.

Tn, annual sermon TO the senior cas-
nr Tho Sharrurd high school Will De
urcached by Rev. G. D. smith 0l
Moundsvillc in the school AUDITORIUM
mex, sunday afternoon at three ociock'
The commencement exercises VIII 10
held on TUESDAY. May 2lst at S:"o D. M.
IN the auditorium. j. Frank Marsh OF
CHARLESTON. will deliver the address OF
ms evening and ]. ". Powell. president
- ,re 1:ninn district board of education
viii prcson, tho diplomas. music VIII ne
furnished by an orchestra from Wheel
in-
Thr graduates are Miss Mary lane
Drum Miss Della y. Crimson. Edward
M Nr(omb.. Stanley &. Fisher Ghost
nov NJ, carney and Earl Blake.
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Personals and Briefs.

Miss Agnes Kinney Of West Aie1an-
der is confined to her home seriously Ill.
Miss Helen King. daughter OF Mr. and
Mrs William T. king. or South Wheel
Ing. who has been confined In tho View
poin: sRnitarium for Hcmc limo ts I'M
prrvinE
The memh"ra ~ the Kappa Sigma ri
Of the Buckley II F.. church ri Edgwood
held their regular meeting In tho Junior
room last evening.
Nixs Hrlou Ihstnn of Wond.dale, has
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returned from recent WISH Win i''''
lives in Stcuhcnrillc hi.
John Simpson OF PITTSBURGH IS Elsit-
ing rrlativrs an dfriends in EdGwooo LOT
several days.
Tim Greene Of Cameron IS Nisitihs MS
narnnls Mr.. and Mrs. j. 4. Greene !"
Valley Grove for several days.
The members of the Highianoer e,uo
will hold their regular semi-mohtn'9
meeting on Wednesday evening.
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Boyd-Li Linton.

4 marriage thar will prove 4 surprise
II the many tri. nds OF tho bride and
groom WAS that of Henry Boyd "f Elm
Grove and Miss Fern Linton "f Trd"l-
phIa. The young ,'"upl" were happily
united yesterday Mt III" Tradelphia NJ.
L.. church with only q few intimate r"la-
tivrH witnessing the event which was
performed by Rev L. :. Bishop. pastor
Of tho church. Mr.. Boyd will leave
soon for Fort BcnJamtn Harrison.
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Reardon Marsh

on sunday night nj ton CLOCK hf"'
don Marsh passed away ut IN" nome o.
his grandmother. Mrs. Snrah MARSH; III
lowing 1 prolonged illn"ss. MT. "f' III
was very well known ana rHpi'aF I"r',
having resided in this ricIhNF he'r'F "''
his life. A..
Funeral services will hH he!H III Inv
place. Of death "Wednesday AFTERNOON" ~
o:3O o'clock. with intrrmcht Ut '"e AZ
len Grove cemetery.
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Golden Links Ente.tain.

This evening at tho FIRST NJ. T.. church
Of Elm tirryr the m"mt"r$ of the Gold
on Links Rihlr class VIII entertain with
n PATRIOTIC pageant y special musical
and literary program viii be rendered
nfter which nnuS"Iflrut$ Will 10" enjoyed
In the basement. Refreshments Will be
served md all will j." asked to take
Swat at tho KAISER Admission will
ba by ticket and It larG" number nrc
expected Ia attend.
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W '
Alumni Ko0tinI.

The officers of the alumni or tho
Union high school met last evening at
thcir office in the high school and the
MANS for the reception for the Seniors.
we're made. Friday. May 24th was the
evening chosen and quite an interesting.
prorram will be carried out.
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CLOSING STOCK LETTER

Private Wire TO the Finance ca.
NEW YORK, May 13.-Pric"S ruled
strong again to-day. TIL" war news was
favorable. what thcr" was or II. Tn"
trading and buying is b"c"minE m"r'
nub]ic Mt tho helm. TIL" advrn"". how
ever. Inns hecn quite rapid and we would
oavfoa care In selecting purchases NJ the
lever
We think a setback due. considering
tho uncertainties overhanEtnG IN" gem
cral situation.
HARRIS. WINTHROP & 90
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Have Begun Drive.

Tho members uf the First NJ. J.:
church IF Elm Grove have begun their
drive for the fund for the retired min.
listers If the church in earnest. y
rr.ditalls showing has been made AMI
$500 have already been made. The
quota Of slTu0 Will b" raised i'll short
lin" aud many "xprct the church /" ~
over the top in it@ drive.
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Cash quotations: Corn. hummer !'l-
low les q TO: Number " yellow l"' q
l62: Number yellow 1856 n I'm.
oats, Number : white - ii I'll: ;
STANDARD "HM a. TG%.
Fork nominal. Lard -i'' "' -'H .
Ribs co11 81 1881.
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At the popular Rlum's Grill on Min
street. Elm Grove. on Friday evening,
Rrucr Lindslry will entertain with an
invitation duncn. Special invitations
have hcen issued and the dancs will be
strictly private. y special orchestra
has been engaged and will render a de-
lirhtful dance program. refreshments
will be served during the evening
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Personals.
AZ

Mrs II. coss and children were v1s4e.
ors Sunday ut the home Of W, Fl. Rial
or Sixth street.
Mrs. Low Wright, who has been vis'
iting for tho past week at the home OF
Mr. and Mrs. r. l. .Hihbs on Third
street. has returned to her home az;
Burton.
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The members ri tho ladies' Aid and
Junior Luther League will hc enter
tnin"d Tomorrow evening In the ST.
Marks Lutheran church with n soc:nl.
\ special program mas been arranged
and largo number mr." expected TO NJ
tend. Refreshments will be- served fol-
lowing The Srral.
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Form Boy Scout Troop.

Last evening nj the Dnllas VI. T..
church Il hoy Scout troop was formed
under liz leadership of Rev. II. -.
Trngartcn, who was appointed Scout
muster 4 large number uf boys have
Joined and they are enthusiastic over
M work Ralph Clovis was appointed
assistant sCnuimastcr.
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Rod Cross CampAiGA

The committee in charge OF harshah
rounty's drive to raise $4,000 for tho
Rcd cross has arranged for RED Cross
spccial tours Of the county. All are
asked 10 cooperate with the committee
and to use their autos In the tour. Iho
tours are planned for Sunday. Nay l'ta,
and Sunday. May 26th.
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Sowing Circle.

The ladies Of 81. Michnrls church NJ
r:dglngtnu Ian" will hold their regular
weekly sowing rircl" in the school hall
this evening All Of IL" ladies of the
Parish are invited To attend and as
large amount Of work remains 10 b.
accomplished all whu can should be
present.
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McMECHEN
BOY Scouts.

Tho committee on Boy Scout orsani'
za,ion will designate three places one
each in North, Center and South Ben
wood for tho boys to enlist one day
this week. when IL o. PORTE. OF Whecl'
mig, district organizer OF the Scouts.
will. be present to assist IN Organising
them. ~
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Appointed Corporal.

Tn" many friends nf LOUIS Powell.
formerly mf Philadelphia but now serving
in the t. : army. Will he pleased 20
learn Of his appointment a. 4 corporal
He was always known HS pr"sr' sstrn
lad aud mmuy viii doubtless uSc the
old Expression and say II told you so"
That hc has won Ibis through his own
merit COOS without snyinc. lie Ia now
serving ut. Washington. u. c.